Gender and Sexuality Studies Minor

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The College of Arts and Sciences minor in Gender and Sexuality Studies seeks to provide students with an understanding of gender’s centrality to culture using interdisciplinary approaches. Gender and Sexuality Studies examines gender across cultures and historical periods while inquiring into the ways these concepts are represented in various forms, including popular culture, the media, literature, and the arts. A minor in Gender and Sexuality Studies can serve as a useful basis complement for students in Anthropology and Sociology, Communication, Criminal Justice, Social Sciences, English, History, Media Studies, Theatre and Performance Studies, Psychology, Business and Public Administration, Social Work, and Interdisciplinary Studies.

Requirements for the Minor Students Must:

meet with the minor advisor to determine course selection and complete a study plan; and
complete all of the courses with a grade of “C” or better.

Required Courses (3 Hours)

GNSX - 2100 Introduction Gender and Sexuality Studies (3)

Selectives (15 Hours)

Students must select with the assistance of the minor advisor, five courses from the following. A minimum of 9 hours must be earned at the upper division level:

Special Topics Courses

In addition to the above, relevant offerings of the following Special Topics Courses in related disciplines may be used for the selectives with the minor advisor’s approval: