Spring 2025 Courses

Please see Homer, or check individual Department websites, for more detailed descriptions, and information about prerequisites.

Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies 10000, Introduction to Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, K. Bartoszynska 4 credits

Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies 10000, Introduction to Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, J. Fromer, 4 credits

Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies 22000, Introduction to Queer Studies, M. Fournier, 4 credits

Anthropology 2900 Seminar in World Ethnography: Religion, Magic, and Witchcraft, 3 credits

Biology 10210 Biology of Sex, L. Kanda, 3 credits

Culture, Race, and Ethnicity 30100, Feminist and Queer Latinx Culture, Race and Ethnicity, P. Sertzen, 4 credits

English 18200, The Power of Injustice and the Injustice of Power, D. Adams, 4 credits

English 28500 Queer Literature, J. Spitzer, 4 credits

English 31200, Dramatic Literature II, D. Breen, 4 credits

English 36800, Dangerous Women in Dramatic Literature, C. Gleitman, 3 credits

English 48300, Seminar in Feminist Science Fiction, K. Kittredge, 4 credits

History 14100, From the Margins: European Social History, 1450-2000, K. Breuer, 4 credits

History 23100, Body and Society in Ancient Greece and Rome, M. Klemm, 4 credits

Politics 14600, Gender and Political Theory, S. Atuk, 4 credits

Politics 34399 Feminist Theory, S. Atuk, 4 credits

Psychology 26100, Psychology of Women, N. Bharj, 4 credits

Sociology 24800, Work and Life, S. Sweet, 4 credits

Sociology 32900, Health and the Family, J. Brenton, 4 credits

Sociology 40100, Community Organizing, A. Swords, 4 credits

Sports Media 39600 Title IX and College Sports, E. Staurowsky, 3 credits

Spanish 26600 Spanish/Latin American Literature in Translation, C. Malagón, 4 credits

Television Radio 33500 Electronic Media Criticism, S. Tropiano, 3 credits