This yearly course schedule is provided for advance planning but is subject to change. Please see CAESAR or contact the Gender Studies Office for further information.
Fall 2008
101-6 Freshman Seminar: No More Nice Girls: The 1970s Women's Liberation Movement(s) A. Partridge
210-0 Gender, Power, and Culture in America A. Partridge
321-0 Race, Gender, and the Politics of Beauty T. Liu
351-0 Gender, Policy, Politics A. Orloff
372-0 Throw Like a Girl H. Hughes
382-0 Gender, Race, and the Holocaust P. Lassner
392-0 Gender and Autobiography F. Paden
Winter 2009
101-6 Freshman Seminar: Imagining Gender F. Paden
231-0 Women and Film N. Davis
321-0-20 History, Myth, and Gender: Writing Indian Feminism V. Nabar
321-0-21 Sex, Love, and Marriage in America N. Beisel
332-0 Sexual Assault in America D. Misch
345-0 Got to be Real: The Dilemma of Sexual Embodiment L. Fenrich
363-0 Gender and the Nation-Transational Dialect: The Literature and Cinema of the South Asian Diaspora V. Nabar
396-0 Feminist Therapy R. Redd
397-0 Feminist Theory H. Thompson
398-0 Senior Thesis Seminar A. Partridge
405-0 Advanced Feminist Theory M. Dietz
Spring 2009
230-0 The Roots of Feminism A. Owen
321-0-20 Gender, War, and Revolution T. Liu
321-0-21
Gender and Sexuality in Victorian London A. Owen
324-0 U.S. Gay and Lesbian History L. Fenrich
362-0 Cross-dressing and the Early Modern Stage E. Campos
363-0 Writing about Colonialism, Race, and Gender P. Lassner
372-0-20 Exhibiting Sexualities J. Tyburczy
372-0-21 Dancing Gender and Sexuality from Romanticism to Postmodernism S. Manning
397-0 The Science Question in Feminism L. Ephraim
490-0-20 Gender, Race, and Empire in Marx, Tocqueville, and Mill M. Dietz
490-0-21 Queer Theory N. Davis
