This course provides an introductory survey to the interdisciplinary field of Women's Studies, examining the social, cultural, political, economic and religious constructions of power and privilege that intersect to shape women's lives.

Examines selected issues in women's health care, including issues within the existing health care system, ways to reclaim and reshape women's care for themselves, and sociopolitical activities that facilitate health care for women across the globe.

The internship in Women's Studies provides opportunities for students to integrate course learning with applied field experience working in a variety of contexts with women and/or women's issues.

Topics will vary. Typically offered: Occasionally.

A final, independent project in women's studies that consists of an individual research project, investigating some topic in depth.