This course examines how the experiences of women have shaped United States history. Coursework will investigate the construction of gender; intersections of race, ethnicity, class, sexuality and identity with gender; women’s work (paid and unpaid); politics and reform; and changing gender roles. Special attention will be paid to the divergent experiences and perspectives of diverse women in order to expand cultural understanding.
...West 3 HIST 200 Topics in History for Freshmen and Sophomores HIST 260 Women in...
...HIST 1203 US History to 1877 3 HIST...Shell Programming UNIX CIS 260 Database Management* 4...
...HIST 210 Environmental History of North America 3 HIST 250 American West 3 HIST 260...
...HIST 162 Modern Latin America 3 HIST 1850 Latin America Since Independen 3 HIST 260...
...following two courses: HIST 125 & HIST 126 Western...World Prehistory 3 ANTH 260 Introduction to Archaeology...
...3 AR 390 Hist Dsgnd Env:Mid 19-Present 3 ITMD 260 Practices and Procedures...
...Public Relations 3 MM 260 Intro to Public...Hours Code Title Hours HIST 140 U.S...
...102 Survey of Art Hist/Ren-Contemp 3...I (AFA) 3 AR 260 Ceramics I 3...
...Since 1877 3 HIST 131 Hist of US...Social Welfare 3 SOCW 260 Introduction to Social...
...consist of HIST 151 or HIST 152 and...World Prehistory 3 ANTH 260 Introduction to Archaeology...
...to 1877 + 3 HIST 128 Hist of US...Community Health 3 HSES 260 Personal and Community...
...any Fine Arts 160/260/360/460 and...Hours Code Title Hours HIST 140 U.S...
...one of the following: HIST 140 U.S...s Literature* 3 TEEL 260 Children's Literature...
...3 credit hours required) HIST 140 U.S...155 Bioethics* 3 PL 260 Bioethics 3 PHIL...
...Scenic Production 2 THEA 260 Introduction to Light...Medieval 3 HA 150 Hist Western Art: Ancient...
...for Teachers 1 EDUC 260 Observing and Interacting...one of the following: HIST 140 U.S...