These are the courses we'll be offering this coming semester!

For a list of regularly offered courses (with descriptions!) look here.

 

Fall 2025 Courses

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

WGST 10000 Introduction to Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, N. Bharj; J. Fromer

WGST 11900 Considering Hope, R. Wagner

WGST 22000 Introduction to Queer Studies, M. Fournier

ART 28700 Latinx Art in the United States, J. Jolly

CSCRE 30100 Feminist and Queer Latinx, P. Sertzen

CSCR 42000 Scholarship of and by Women of Color, B. Gonzalez

ENGL 11300 Introduction to Poetry, A. Becker

ENGL 18200 The Power of Injustice and the Injustice of Power, D. Adams

ENGL 20100 Approaches to Literary Study, J. Spitzer

ENGL 22100 Survey of African American Literature, JY Lee

ENGL 23600 Children’s and Young Adult Literature, K. Kittredge

ENGL 41000 Medieval Race-making, A. Becker

HEALTH 22800 Human Sexuality, M. Bentley

HEALTH 31700 Community Health, M. Bentley

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

MUSI 25600 Women in Popular Music, S. Haefeli

PHIL 27500 Philosophical Foundations of Feminism, Z. Click

POLT 35006 Abolition or Reform? Abolitionist Movements in the United States, S. Atuk

RLST 23201 Queer Theology, R. Wagner

RLST 24100 The Religious Right in America, R. Wagner

RLST 32300 Gender and Sexuality in Judaism, R. Lesses

SOCI 25000 Gender, the Environment, and Global Change, A. Swords

SOCI 37700 Beauty & the Body, R. Plante

SOCI 41000 Feminism, Food and Health, J. Brenton

SPAN 33400 Teatro: from the Page to the Stage, A. Levine

SPORTS MEDIA 39200 Social Issues in Sports Media, E. Staurowsky

TV/RADIO 32000 Race, Gender, and Digital Technologies, L. Britton-Steele

TV/RADIO 33500 Electronic Media Criticism, S. Tropiano