Applied Women’s Studies

Chair: Linda Perkins
(909) 621-8612
aws@cgu.edu
www.cgu.edu/aws

Courses

Most courses are 4 units. The following representative courses are recently scheduled and projected. Actual course offerings may vary. For a current course schedule, contact the Applied Women’s Studies office.

Women’s Studies

Feminist Concepts and Practices in Media Studies Mako
Writing and Healing: Women’s Journal Writing Ellis
Introduction to Women’s Studies Soldatenko
Philosophy of Feminism Castagnetto
Women in Latin America Forster
Literature and Film of the African Diaspora Thomas
Japanese and Japanese American Women Miyake
Reading Bodies Waller
Psychology of Women Burke
Women and Gender in Jewish Tradition Gilbert
Contemporary Women Writers Greene
(Mis) Representations of Asia and Asian Americans Parker

Feminist Theory

Contemporary Feminist Theories Staff
Feminist Theory Snowiss
Black Women Feminism(s) and Social Change Jackson

Anthropology

Stigma, Culture, Deviance, and Identity Seizer
Seminar on Global Gay Rights Bolton
Writing Culture: Seminar in Ethnographic Writing Seizer
Culture and Sexuality Bolton

Humanities

Contemporary Women Writers Greene
Men, Women, and Power Waller
Japanese Women Writers Miyake
Music, Gender, and Ritual in Latin America Hagedorn

Politics

Black Aesthetics and the Politics of (Re)presentation Jackson
Women and the Law Schroedel
Women in the Third World Soldatenko
Latinas in the Garment Industry Soldatenko

Feminist Political Theory

Politics of Gender Soldatenko
Feminist Political Theory Stevens

Research

Feminist Research Applications Staff
Methods of Analyzing Gender and Race at Work Staff
Gender, Race, and Science Rega
Politics of Gender: Science, Technology, and Society Rega
Critical Community Studies in the 21st Century Arguelles
Qualitative Methods Poplin
Internship Staff

Religious Studies

Introduction to Women’s Studies in Religion Torjesen
Matristics Torjesen
Gender, Violence, and Religion Torjesen