Women's Studies Minor at Texas Wesleyan University
The Women's Studies minor supports the primary mission of the University.
Students will benefit by having the opportunity to participate in courses
from all departments of the University. Women's Studies goal is to raise
awareness of and sensitivity to women's issues, to recognize the achievements
of women in all academic and professional endeavors, and to explore the
relationship between women and men in culture. Many of the Women's Studies
courses are interdisciplinary and may be used for either advanced credit
in a major or minor such as English, history, sociology, psychology, or
as electives.
Minor Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 credit hours of
advanced Women's Studies courses
WST 3342 Changing
Roles of Men and Women
WST 3354 Introduction
to Women's Studies
WST 3356 Nineteenth-Century
British Women Writers
WST 3357 Women
in Literature
WST 3359 Women
in Law
WST 3360 Music
of Women Composers
WST 3361 Women
in the Western World Since 1500
WST 3362 Women
and Reform
WST 3363 American
Women Writers 1620 to 1900
WST 3364 American
Women Writers 1900 to Present
WST 3365 Southern
Women Writers
WST 3366 Women's
Studies Seminar
WST 3367 Women's
Studies Seminar
WST 4322 Family
Violence
WST 4323 Population
and Society
WST 4393 Internship
I
WST 4394 Internship
II