Course Offerings

The Women's Studies Minor is an interdisciplinary program, including courses from several departments. As such, the course offerings change every semester. Below you will find the courses being offered each semester.

 

Spring 2012

WMST 101 - Introduction to Women's Studies

  • Taught by Dr. Lisette Schillig

ENGL 435 - Major British Authors: The Brontes

  • Taught by Dr. SueAnn Schatz

COMM 330 - Cultural Studies in Mass Communication

  • Taught by Dr. Karen Kline

ENGL 328 - Women and their Wars: Literary Voices of a Revolution

  • Taught by Dr. Laurie Cannady

SOCW 450.01 - Topics in Social Work

  • Taught by Dr. Lynette Reitz

HLTH 430 - Women's Health Issues

  • Taught by Dr. Beth McMahon

Fall 2011

ENGL 328 - Humanities Seminar: Women and Peace: Historical Trends, Current Texts and Contexts

  • Taught by Dr. Gayatri Devi

Fall 2010

Spring 2010

ANTH 328/628 - Humanities Seminar: Anthropology of Women

  • Taught by Dr. Judy Brink, Anthropology (Sociology, Social Work) Department

  • Explores the status of men and women in various types of societies

ENGL 328/628 - Humanities Seminar: African-American Women Writers

  • Taught by Dr. Laurie Cannady, English Department

HIST 328 - Social Science Seminar: Witchcraft in Europe

  • Taught by Dr. Holle Canatella, History Department

PSYC 425 - Psychology of Women

  • Taught by Dr. Sue Boland, Psychology Department  

WMST 101 - Introduction to Women's Studies

  • Taught by Dr. Elizabeth Gruber, English Department

Fall 2009

PSYC 425 - Psychology of Women

  • Taught by Dr. Sue Boland, Psychology Department  

SOCW 413 - Women in Crisis

  • Taught by Dr. Lynette Reitz, (Sociology, Anthropology) Social Work Department

  • Online

  • Prerequisite of SOCW 301 waived for Women's Studies minors

Summer 2 2009

ART 328 - Art Studies in American Museums: Women in the Arts

  • Taught by Dr. Philip Huber, Art Department

  • Contact Dr. Huber for more information at phuber@lhup.edu or 484-2130

Summer 1 2009

HLTH 430 - Women's Health Issues

  • Taught by Dr. Beth McMahon, Health Science Department

  • Online

PHIL 328 - Humanities Seminar - The Philosophy of Feminism

  • Taught by Dr. Joan Whitman Hoff, Philosophy Department

  • Online

  • Examines issues in feminist philosophy

Spring 2009

WMST 101 - Introduction to Women's Studies

  • Taught by Dr. Elizabeth Gruber, English Department

ANTH 328/628 - Humanities Seminar: Anthropology of Women

  • Taught by Dr. Judy Brink, Anthropology (Sociology, Social Work) Department

  • Explores the status of men and women in various types of societies

MCOM 210 - Gender and the Mass Media

  • Taught by Dr. Karen Kline, Communications Department

MCOM 330 - Cultural Studies in Mass Communication

  • Taught by Dr. Regina McNamara, Communications Department

SOCW 413 - Women in Crisis

  • Taught by Dr. Lynette Reitz, (Sociology, Anthropology) Social Work Department

  • Online

SPCH 328 - Social Science Seminar: Gender and Communication

  • Taught by Dr. Patrizia Hoffman, Communications Department

  • Explores similarities and differences which exist when communicating across the gender barrier

   Summer 2 2008

ART 328 - Art Studies in American Museums: Women in the Arts

  • Taught by Dr. Philip Huber, Art Department

  • Times TBA

Summer 1 2008

HLTH 430 - Women's Health Issues

  • Taught by Dr. Beth McMahon, Health Science Department

  • Online

Spring 2008

WMST 101 - Introduction to Women's Studies

  • Taught by Dr. Elizabeth Gruber, English Department

HIST 318 - US Women's History

  • Taught by Dr. Janet Irons, History (Political Science, Economics) Department

HLTH 430 - Women's Health Issues

  • Taught by Dr. Beth McMahon, Health Science Department

MCOM 330 - Cultural Studies in Mass Communication

  • Taught by Dr. Sharon Stringer, Communications and Philosophy Department

PSYC 425 - Psychology of Women

  • Taught by Dr. Sue Boland, Psychology Department  

Fall 2007

ANTH 328/628 - Humanities Seminar: Anthropology of Women

  • Taught by Dr. Judy Brink, Anthropology (Sociology, Social Work, Geography, Criminal Justice) Department

ENGL 328 - Humanities Seminar: African-American Women Writers

  • Taught by Dr. Laurie Cannady, English Department  

ENGL 400 - Advanced Topics in British Literature: Radical Love in the 19th Century: The Novels of Austen, the Brontës, and Eliot

  • Taught by Dr. SueAnn Schatz, English Department

Summer 1 2007

WMST 101 - Introduction to Women's Studies

  • Taught by Dr. Tara Mitchell, Psychology Department

Spring 2007

ENGL 404 - Advanced Topics in World Literature: Women, Writing, & Resistance

  • Taught by Dr. Gayatri Devi, English Department 

MCOM 330 - Cultural Studies in Mass Communication

  • Taught by Dr. Sharon Stringer, Communications and Philosophy Department