This course introduces students to key concepts and methods commonly employed in the interdisciplinary f
- Subject
- WGS
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2025-2026
- Source
- lafayette.smartcatalogiq.com
28 courses with the subject WGS, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
This course introduces students to key concepts and methods commonly employed in the interdisciplinary f
How do contemporary writers, musicians and visual artists from different geo-cultural realities portray gender in their works? Moreover, how do they engage social media and what
This course merges key insights of environmental studies/activism, which focus on relationships between living beings and their environment, and f
Across the globe, we observe different economic outcomes across gender that are both significant and persistent. This course takes an in
Transfeminism is an interdisciplinary, intersectional critical approach that engages with feminist, queer, and transgende
This course explores how the movements of people across borders, whether for exploration, work, leisure, or war, shaped and reconfigur
This class will introduce students to histories of queer cinema from around the world and across a range of cinematic modes and practices: n
This course engages students in critical analysis of the criminal justice system and of significant innovations and proposals for reform of policies, programs, and practices. This semi
This course examines how gender and gender identity-as well as race/ethnicity and sexual identity-intersect with STEM-related
This non-production course examines the work of women filmmakers and how women have historically
Violence is a central topic of study within the interdisciplinary field of Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies. The objectives for this c
This course critically examines pervasive notions of masculinity, focusing especially on systemic, hierarchical power structures organiz
What is work? Who does it and in what capacity? And how does gender influence ideas about and practices of women's and men
These interdisciplinary courses explore issues of special interest to WGS fa
These interdisciplinary courses explore issues of special interest to WGS faculty and students.
Feminist Theory explores the various interdisciplinary intellectual traditions that structure ideas about gender/gender identity and sexua
This interdisciplinary course begins from the question, “What is feminist research?” It explores how intersectional feminist thought shapes th
This seminar addresses the theoretical contributions of "Black" (Continental, Diasporan, and American African) feminists working fr
Queer theory is an interdisciplinary critical approach that expands on feminist theory and LGBTQ studies. Queer theory rejects stable id
This course examines the various cultural and social regimes that create and organize ideas about sexuality, addresses
This course examines contemporary forms of feminist activism that center the politics of gender and sexuality within broader US-based soci
This course examines the cultural ideologies, institutions, and public policies that affect single women's experience of motherhood, with particular att
These advanced interdisciplinary seminars explore issues of special interest t
These advanced interdisciplinary seminars explore issues of special interest to WGS faculty and students.
This course gives students the opportunity to apply scholarship in the field of feminist and gender studies to c
This course provides an opportunity for students to explore a topic in depth through the lens of fem
This course provides an opportunity for students to explore a topic in depth through the lens of feminist and gender theory. The student meets regularly with the supervising WGS faculty member to select and discuss relevant readings and to design an ambitious research project, generally one that culminates in a carefully researched paper.
Guided by faculty affiliated with Women's and Gender Studies Program, the student writes a thesis in a specialized aspect of the interdiscipline. If the student's project is deemed to be of sufficient quality at the end of the first semester (WGS 495), the student may complete honors in WGS (WGS 496) in the second semester.
Source: Lafayette College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59