Gender Studies
Gender studies is a multidisciplinary minor that examines the evolving role of gender in society. It considers both the biological and cultural origins of sex and gender differences and how those differences have structured a multitude of social and political institutions
Undergraduate Minor
About the Program
Program Summary
The gender studies program considers how issues of race, ethnicity, class, religion and sexual orientation interact with gender.
The minor can complement a variety of fields including anthropology, art, biology, communication, economics, and more. Gender studies provide students with practical and theoretical tools for understanding gender relationships.
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Career Paths
- Political Organizer
- Professor
- Psychologist
- Employee Relations Coordinator
- Probation Officer
MELISSA OSGOOD ‘02 | Communication Major
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Ways to Get involved
The Office of Student Life offers several support functions, services, and opportunities for students of diverse backgrounds and to those interested in engaging in the backgrounds of others.
Faculty
Kirsten Parkinson, Ph.D.
Vivien Sandlund, Ph.D.
Janet Pope, Ph.D.
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