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"Being a part of the women's studies program at Texas Tech has allowed me to fully realize not only my influence as a woman, but a Black woman. For centuries, Black/African American women have been deemed an afterthought." Read more...

What are students saying about our program?

History

In 1981, two students decided to pursue the minor in Women's Studies after ASCAP approved the interdisciplinary program. (See "History" for a chronology of events)

Since then, we have had a growing number of students graduate. As the number of graduates grow so does the strength of the Texas Tech Alumni Association. Graduates staying connected with our program strengthens not only individual relationships but the program as a whole.

Help us to help you stay connected by ensuring that we have correct contact information for you. As we aquire more information, we plan to feature alumni in our electronic newsletter (distributed twice a year) as well as on our Facebook page. We want to hear how you are doing and what you have been up to these days.

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Mail to:

  • Texas Tech University
    Women's Studies Program
    Attention: Alumni News
    Box 42009
    Lubbock, TX. 79409-2009

If you would prefer to email your form, you can do so by emailing womens.studies@ttu.edu and include "Alumni News Form" in the subject line for easy access.

For questions please contact Tricia Earl (Coordinator/Undergraduate Advisor).

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Here are a few areas that you will find discussed:

  • Why Study Women and Gender?
  • What Classes Do Women's Studies Minors Take?
  • What Practical Skills Will I Learn?
  • Career Paths: Applying Women's Studies to Your Career
  • Job Resources

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There are *652 women’s and gender studies programs at community colleges, colleges, and universities in the U.S.

* Source: NWSA

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