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Department of Women’s and Gender Studies

Graduate Course Offerings

A full list of course descriptions is available in the Academic Bulletin. Each semester's courses with additional information can be found on Banner.

Fall 2026

WGST 551: Adolescent Mentoring

Application of skills and theories of adolescent mentoring taught in the classroom to a supervised, structured mentoring field experience. Cross-listed course: CRJU 551

WGST 554: Women, Gender, and Crime

Impact of gender-based relations on crime and the criminal justice system.  Cross-listed course: CRJU 554

WGST 621: Maternal and Child Health

Public health issues, social and behavioral science, policies, programs, and services related to maternal and child health in the United States and other countries. Cross-listed course: HPEB 621

WGST 701: Feminist Theories and Epistemologies

Examination of feminist theories and epistemologies from diverse disciplines and intellectual movements, providing an overview of historical developments in feminist discourse. Emphasis on debates surrounding such concepts as gender, identity, difference, power, and embodiment.

 


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