GWS 398R
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Global Women’s Studies Study Abroad Experience
Course Description
This course will focus on women’s contributions and women’s experiences on the global stage. Course content will be tailored to incorporate the materials and learning opportunities found in the location(s) selected for the Study Abroad program (subject to change annually).
When Taught
Spring and Summer Terms
Min
3
Fixed/Max
3
Fixed
3
Fixed
0
Other Prerequisites
Students must be accepted into a GWS or other approved Study Abroad program prior to enrollment.
Note
This course will only be offered in conjunction with a GWS approved Study Abroad or similar Experiential Learning opportunity.
Title
Women and Society
Learning Outcome
Students will demonstrate knowledge of the ways different institutions (such as religion, education, media, family, government and law), issues (gender-based violence, health, representation in the media, the workplace), and factors (race, ethnicity, class, sexuality, ability) intersect with and affect women's lives.
Title
Women’s Contributions
Learning Outcome
Students will demonstrate knowledge of the worldwide contributions of women (individually and collectively) to history, culture, politics, health, sciences, religions, family, etc.
Title
Effective Communication and Analysis
Learning Outcome
Students will read, write, and think analytically. They will conduct research using primary and secondary sources and communicate that research effectively in oral, written, and multi-media presentations.
Title
Women and Stewardship
Learning Outcome
Students will be afforded opportunities in and outside the classroom to define and cultivate their personal, civic, and spiritual stewardships.
