Courses

Survey of women in classical Greece and Rome; emphases on female occupations and family relationships, legal and political status, traditional values, notorious women, how women were viewed and how they viewed themselves.

Survey of women in classical Greece and Rome; emphases on female occupations and family relationships, legal and political status, traditional values, notorious women, how women were viewed and how they viewed themselves.

Survey of women in classical Greece and Rome; emphases on female occupations and family relationships, legal and political status, traditional values, notorious women, how women were viewed and how they viewed themselves.

Students will explore the history of women in early North America and the United States from the seventeenth century to 1890. Students will learn about the diversity of women’s experiences across different racial and ethnic groups in varied regions of the United States. Students will also look at the major events of U.S. women’s history and how and why those events do not always fit neatly into the traditional and more familiar periods of U.S. history. PW: Global Engagement

Explores women's lives from European settlement to 1877 with attention to ideologies about women's roles and the influences of region, race, class and ethnicity.

Students address issues and challenges of particular interest to women in educational prospective women administrators by enhancing leadership, interpersonal. and

This course surveys women's lives in Europe from 1750 to the present. Themes explored include: identity construction, power relationships, domesticity, class, war, consumerism and sexuality. PW: Executive Systems

Examination of women's representation in government based on comparison across multiple nation-states; focus on legislative and executive branches of democratic governments.

Examination of women's representation in government based on comparison across multiple nation-states; focus on legislative and executive branches of democratic governments.

A survey of British and American literature written by and/or about women. Authors may include a cross-genre range from Anne Bradstreet and Fanny Burney to Toni Morrison and Louise Erdrich. PW: Executive Systems