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Table of Contents - CC: Critical Issues in Women's & Gender Studies

AMER-ST 400CW CC: Critical Issues in Women's & Gender Studies

What does it mean to grow up a female in America? How does being female influence the body, the mind, identity? This course is an interdisciplinary exploration of the issues that have shaped the lives of American women throughout the life cycle and across the timeline. This course examines the role that culture and society have played in shaping and defining what it means to be an American girl and woman.

Faculty: College of Arts & Sciences

Department: KA&S - General

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