328 WUHA BENEFITS • An emphasis on graduate/professional education preparation • A chance to nurture their intellect, and stretch it to limits they never imagined • Special opportunities to attend professional conferences & cultural events • Medallions at graduation • Special notation on transcripts and diplomas • A sense of pride and community with students as driven and motivated as themselves.
WOMEN’S STUDIES
Jamie Dessart, Ph.D., Director Required Courses Department
Course Number
WOMEN’S STUDIES MINOR Credits
ART 108 3 ENG 335 3 PSY 326 3 ___ ___ 6 ___ ___ ___ 3 WST 255-455 1 19
Course Title
Women in Art Women in Literature Psychology of Women Two courses to be selected from: ENG 339; ENG 106; HIS 328; SOC 306; REL 105, 106; WST 294-495 Once Course to be selected from: BUS 335; COM 105; CRJ 315; ECO 317; NUR 205; POL 106; REL 319 Women’s Studies Service Added Credit Credits for this minor.
WOMEN’S STUDIES COURSE OFFERINGS WST 255-455. Women’s Studies Service Added Credit 1 credit Students add an additional hour of service to one of the courses listed above. Students must negotiate with the professor of the course to add the credit; it is the professor’s option to add the service credit. Written requirements for the added credit must integrate the learning of the content of the course with the learning of the service experience and must involve women’s issues. A written plan of instruction must be submitted by the students and professor at the beginning of the semester to the Director of Women’s Studies for approval. The number of the added credit will match the level of the course. WST 295-495. Special Topics in Women’s Studies 3 credits This course is designed to allow special topics courses in the area of women’s studies beyond those courses listed above. Courses may be cross-listed with other department’s offerings. This course may be repeated for credit with permission of the Director of Women’s Studies.