Graduate Courses

Women's Studies Graduate Courses offered 2012

Note: The following course(s) are available to all Women's Studies graduate students fulfilling the Women's Studies GCP or Graduate Minor.

Fall Term (2012)

• The Women's Studies Program will not be offering WS 5310 or WS 5360 for the fall term. Please contact the Director Charlotte Dunham, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, Anthropology, & Social Work, to discuss your plan of action when registering for courses.
  

* Other electives:

ART
ART 5360 Seminar in Art Education
ART 5363 Research Methods in the Visual Arts
ART 5364 Feminist Research in Visual Studies
ART 7000 Research

COMMUNICATION STUDIES
COMS 5302 Intercultural Communication
COMS 6308 Seminar in Cultural and Intercultural Communication

ENGLISH
ENGL 5306 Studies in 17th Century British Literature
ENGL 5309 Studies in 19th Century British Literature
ENGL 5325 American Fiction
ENGL 5343 Studies in Literary Criticism
ENGL 5392 Teaching College Literature

HISTORY
HIST 5337 Studies of Women in American History
HIST 5338 Sexuality

SOCIOLOGY
SOC 5336 Seminar in Family Change
SOC 5313 Minority Relations
SOC 5335 Seminar in Family Violence
SOC 5308 Seminar in the Origins of Social Theory

HUMAN DEVELOPMENT & FAMILY STUDIES
HDFS 5311 Problems in Human Development & Family Studies
HDFS 5352 Sex-Gender Roles
HDFS 5366 Qualitative Methods in Human Development & Family Studies

* With approval by the Graduate Advisor of the Women's Studies Program.

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Women Studies Graduate Advisor:
Charolotte Dunham, PhD
Email: charlotte.dunham@ttu.edu
to make an appointment

Fall Term (2012)

• The Women's Studies Program will not be offering WS 5310 or WS 5360 for the fall term. Please contact the Director Charlotte Dunham, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, Anthropology, & Social Work, to discuss your plan of action when registering for courses.

Women's Studies "Related" Graduate Courses 2012

Fall Term (August 27 - December 12)
Registration Dates: April 6 - August 29

* HDFS 5352 (CRN # 28342)
Sex/Gender Development - Survey of contemporary theory and research on sex/gender and the impact of sex and gender on psychosocial development and relationship processes.
Thursdays, 9:30 a.m. - 12:20 p.m.

In this seminar we will investigate sex/gender in the multiple contexts of individuals’ development. Drawing on contemporary theories of sex/gender and research on psychosocial development, we will situate our analysis of sex/gender within larger cultural frameworks, including the media, relationships and families, race, class, and the academy. We will pay careful attention to the role played by cultural stereotypes in the formation of modern understandings of sex/gender. Both the critical/theoretical apparatus and the substantive content presented in this course are highly transferable. This seminar is an elective in HDFS graduate program and is open to students in all TTU graduate programs and it meets requirements for students pursuing the Graduate Certificate Program in Women's Studies. Please contact Dr. Elizabeth Sharp, elizabeth.sharp@ttu.edu, if you have any questions about the seminar.