Women's Studies Courses

(Equated courses can only be taken once for credit. If an equated course is taken a second time using the different prefix, it will be considered a repeat.)

In this section: WST 120. Approaches to Literature. WST 210. Introduction to Political Theory. WST 230. Social Welfare History and Ethics. WST 273. Introduction to Women's Studies. WST 302. The Criminogenic Family. WST 303. Comparative Family Violence: An International Perspective. WST 305. Cultural Anthropology. WST 313. Women in American History. WST 317. Feminist Political Thought. WST 320. Women Writers and Feminist Perspectives. WST 322. Gender and Education. WST 333. Sociology of Gender Violence: Perspectives on Women and Intimate Partner Violence. WST 335. The Family. WST 340. Community Mental Health. WST 350. The Human Experience of Sex and Gender. WST 351. Philosophy of Love and Sex. WST 354. The Individual and Society. WST 355. Women and Politics. WST 363. Cross-Cultural Perspectives on the Sex Industry. WST 374. American Minority Relations. WST 375. The Middle East. WST 377. 20th Century Asian Wars. WST 380. Race, Class, Gender and Crime. WST 391. Advanced Expository Writing. WST 394. Gay and Lesbian Literature. WST 397. Social Stratification. WST 426. The Community. WST 452. Issues in Contemporary Broadcasting. WST 457. Parenting. WST 474. Women's Health Care. WST 476. Special Problems in Women's Studies. WST 490. Integrative Capstone in Women's Studies.

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