Gender Studies Program

Course #	Section #	Course Name	Professor	Dates and Times
ART 1071	151	Women in Art	Brady	W 2:00-4:30
EDU 2601	151	Perspectives of Women in Education	Johnson	MR 1:00-2:15
ENG 2121/GEN 2901 151	SLR	Special Topics in Critical Theory:Introduction to Feminist Theory	Green	TR 4:00-5:15
ENG 2761	SLR	American Authors: Reading and Writing the Civil Rights Movement	Green	MR 2:30-3:45
PSY 2041	151	Multicultural Psychology	Shih	MWF 9:00-9:50
PSY 2041	152	Multicultural Psychology	Shih	MWF 12:00-12:50
SOC 1021	151	Social Problems	Kefalas	TWF 1:00-1:50
SOC 1021	152	Social Problems	Clampet-Linquist	MWF 9:00-9:50
SOC 1021	153	Social Problems	Clampet-Linquist	MWF 12:00-12:50
SOC 2221	151	Culture & Politics of Motherhood	Kefalas	T 2:30-5:00
SOC 254	151	Violence & Victims	Curry	TWF 1:00-1:50
THE 1981	151	Women in Muslim Tradition	Darwish	TR 8:30-9:45
THE 2261	151	Gender & Christian Spirituality	Krahmer	TR 10:00-11:30

Auxiliary Course:

THE 2301

151

Liberation and Political Theologies

Feske

MWF 10:00-10:50

New Course Description: PSY 2041 Multicultural Psychology
We live in a multicultural society, and as such, it is important for us to understand cultures other than our own. Multicultural psychology is the systematic study of how different cultures (broadly defined) affect the way people think, feel, and act. People often associate culture with race and ethnicity. But culture extends beyond race and ethnicity. In this course, we will be examining current theories and research on culture, including gender, race and ethnicity, and lesbian/gay/bisexuality. Additional topics include: differences in communication, immigrant experiences and acculturation, stereotyping/prejudice/discrimination/racism, cultural identity development, health disparities in minority groups, culture and mental health, and multicultural competence.

Requirements for a Minor in Gender Studies:
Students seeking a minor in Gender Studies are required to select and complete six courses from the program’s listings, with no more than two in any one academic discipline. GEN 2901: Seminar in Feminist Theories must be one of these six courses. Students are encouraged but not required to take GEN 2971: Selected Topics in Gender Studies (an independent study done under the supervision of a member of the Gender Studies Committee) as one of these six courses. For more information, please see our web-site: http//www.sju.edu/cas/gender-studies/ or contact Dr. Ann Green, Director of Gender Studies, for more information (ext.1889; email: agreen@sju.edu).