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Undergraduates

UNDERGRADUATE MINOR IN WOMEN'S STUDIES

Summer Two 2008 Courses
Fall 2008 Courses

Undergraduate students can earn a secondary competency through a minor in women’s studies. In this course of study, you will examine gender roles, dynamics, and stereotypes in the United States and globally. In addition, you will explore women’s contributions to world history, culture, and politics, and discuss the changing nature of women’s roles.

File a Petition

Students who wish to complete a minor should file a petition. Please come to the Women’s Studies office in 524 Holmes Hall to pick up a copy.

Required Course

Complete one of the following courses:

    INT U103 Women’s Studies 4 SH
    SOC U402 Feminist Perspectives on Society 4 SH

Elective Courses

NOTE Check with the Women's Studies Coordinator before enrolling to make sure the course will count towards your Women's Studies Minor.
l.wang@neu.edu/ 617.373.4984

Complete four courses from the following list:
    AFR U109 Foundations of Black Culture 1 4 SH
    AFR U185 Gender in the African Diaspora 4 SH
    AFR U301 Foundations of Black Culture 2 4 SH
    AFR U320 The Black Family 4 SH
    AFR U325 African-American Women 4 SH
    AFR U367 Race and Social Identity 4 SH
    AFR U392 African Diaspora 4 SH
    AFR U500 Arts of the African Diaspora 4 SH
    AFR U600 Contemporary Issues: Race, Science, and Technology 4 SH
    AFR U639 Globalism, Racism, and Human Rights 4 SH
    AFR U663 Early African-American Literature 4 SH
    BHS U105 Nutrition 4 SH
    CIN U255 Chinese Film: Gender and Ethnicity 4 SH
    CIN U265 Spanish Civil War on Film 4 SH
    CIN U350 Film Theory 4 SH
    CIN U354 Psychology and Film 4 SH
    CIN U390 Film and Psychoanalysis 4 SH
    CIN U391 Topics in Film 4 SH
    CIN U460 Jewish Film 4 SH
    CJ U500 Gender, Crime, and Justice 4 SH
    CMN U304 Communication and Gender 4 SH
    CMN U320 Theories of Media and Culture 4 SH
    CMN U410 Rhetorical Theory and Criticism 4 SH
    ENG U150 Introduction to Language and Linguistics
    ENG U223 Survey of American Literature 1
    ENG U350 Linguistic Analysis 4 SH
    ENG U399 Topics in Literature: Black Women Writers
    ENG U456 Language and Gender 4 SH
    ENG U489 Shakespeare on Film 4 SH
    ENG U600 Major Figure 4 SH (starting winter 2006)
    ENG U610 Sixteenth-Century English Literature
    ENG U611 Shakespeare 4 SH
    ENG U613 Shakespeare’s Tragedies 4 SH
    ENG U617 Seventeenth-Century English Literature 4 SH
    ENG U671 Multiethnic Literature of the U.S. 4 SH
    ENG U672 Asian-American Literature 4 SH
    ENG U673 U.S. Latino/Latina Literature 4 SH
    ENG U675 Gay and Lesbian Literature 4 SH
    ENG U691 Gender Roles in Literature 4 SH
    HST U103 Women’s Studies 4 SH
    HST U204 Third World Women 4 SH
    HST U242 Women in America 4 SH
    HST U243 American Images of China 4 SH
    HST U256 Chinese Civilization in Her Own Eyes 4SH
    HST U313 Gender and Revolution in Russia and China 4 SH
    HST U350 Modern China 4 SH
    HST U372 Gender and Society in Modern Europe 4 SH
    HST U431 American Jewish History 4 SH
    HST U600 Topics in Women's History 4 SH
    INT U441 Topics in Women's Studies 4 SH
    INT U451 Women's Studies Module 1 SH
    LNC U255 Chinese Film: Gender and Ethnicity 4 SH
    LIN U412 Language and Culture 4 SH
    LNS U150 Spanish Culture 4 SH
    LNS U220 Latino, Latin American, and Caribbean Studies 4 SH
    LNS U265 Spanish Civil War on Film 4 SH
    LNS U651 Spanish Golden Age 4 SH
    MUS U106 Women in Music 4 SH
    NUR U302 Nursing with Women and Families 3 SH
    PHL U103 Women's Studies 4 SH
    PHL U230 Sound, Music, and Religion 4 SH
    PHL U280 Islam 4 SH
    PHL U390 Cults and Sects 4 SH
    POL U375 Gender and Politics 4 SH
    PSY U200 Psychology of Women 4 SH
    PSY U206 Food, Behavior, and Eating Disorders 4 SH
    PSY U354 Psychology and Film 4 SH
    PSY U364 Studies in College Eating Behavior 4 SH
    PSY U404 Developmental Psychology 4 SH
    PSY U464 Psychology of Language 4 SH
    SOA U200 Peaoples and Cultures of the Middle East 4 SH
    SOA U220 Latino, Latin American, and Caribbean Studies 4 SH
    SOA U302 Gender and Sexuality: A Cross-Cultural Perspective 4 SH
    SOA U307 Social Movements in the Third World 4 SH
    SOA U412 Language and Culture 4 SH
    SOA U500 Latin American Society and Development 4 SH
    SOA U510 Anthropology of Africa 4 SH
    SOC U240 Sociology of Prejudice and Violence 4 SH
    SOC U255 Sociology of the Family 4 SH
    SOC U256 Violence in the Family 4 SH
    SOC U259 Women in Jewish Culture 4 SH
    SOC U260 Gender in a Changing Society 4 SH
    SOC U272 Social Roles in the Business World 4 SH
    SOC U273 Women Working 4 SH
    SOC U297 Sociology of Popular Culture 4 SH
    SOC U402 Feminist Perspectives on Society 4 SH
    SOC U437 Children and Youth in Contemporary Society 4 SH
    SOC U442 Sociolinguistics 4 SH
    SOC U520 Race, Class, and Gender 4 SH
    SOC U530 Seminar in the Family 4 SH

NOTE Check with the Women's Studies Coordinator before enrolling to make sure the course will count towards your Women's Studies Minor.
L.Wang@neu.edu / 617.373.4984

Upper-Division Elective

Complete one upper-division course in consultation with the coordinator of the Women’s Studies Program.

GPA Requirement

2.000 GPA required in the minor

For more information, contact the program coordinator, Dr. Lihua Wang (524 Holmes) at 617.373.4984 or at l.wang@neu.edu.


Summer Two 2008 Courses

Course # Course Title Key # Instructor Day/Time
AFR U185 Gender in the African Diaspora 55242 Staff MTuWTh 1:30-3:10
MUS U106 Women in Music 57301 Dalton MTuWTh 3:20-5:00
SOC U256 Violence in the Family 55674 Staff MTuWTh 1:30-3:10
SOC U260 Gender in a Changing Society 56304 Staff MTuWTh 1:30-3:10

Fall 2008 Courses

Course # Course Title Key # Instructor Day/Time
AFR U109 Foundations of Black Culture 14146 Chandler Smit TuF 11:45-1:25
AFR U185 Gender in the African Diaspora 14097 Cody TuF 9:50-11:30
AFR U500 Arts of the African Diaspora 55589 Chandler TuF 9:50-11:30
CJ U500 Gender, Crime, and Justice 16915 Botchkovar TuF 1:35 PM-3:15 PM
ENG U600 Shakespeare 08493 Howlett MWTh 11:45-1:25
ENG U612 Shakesperares Comedies 04494 Howlett MWTh 10:30-11:45
HST U103 Introduction to Women's Studies 04522 Crabb TuF 1:35-3:15
HST U204 Third World Women 06761 Gillett TuF 11:45-1:25
HST U242 Women in America 25734 Gillet MWTh 1:35-2:40
HST U242 Women in America 25734 Gillet MWTh 4:35-5:40
INT U103 Introduction to Women's Studies 10862 Crabb TuF 1:35-3:15
INT U441 Topics in Women's Studies 23238 Wang MTh 11:45-1:25
INT U451 Women's Studies Module 19163 Wang Tu 3:25-4:30
NUR U302 Nursing for Women and Families 11102 Kiladis Tu 8:00-11:30
LIN U412 Language and Culture 26219 Littlefield TuF 9:50-11:30
PSY U302 Psychology of Women 02603 Spikes MWTh 1:35-2:40
PSY U464 Developmental Psychology 21805 Staff TuF 1:35-3:15
SOA U302 Gender & Sex: A Cross-Cultural Perspective 07384 Staff MWTh 8:00-9:05
SOA U412 Language and Culture 21506 Littlefield TuF 9:50-11:30
SOC U103 Introduction to Women's Studies 08131 Crabb TuF 1:35-3:15
SOC U255 Sociology of the Family 07288 Staff MWTh 9:15-10:20
SOC U256 Violence in the Family 07288 Staff TuF 1:35-3:15
SOC U260 Gender in a Changing Society 22197 Staff MW 2:50-4:30
SOC U520 Race, Class, and Gender 18855 Staff TuF 9:50-11:30

You can find course descriptions at: Registrar