Graduate courses

• 8301 Gender and Sexuality: Feminist Approaches
  Interdisciplinary introduction to the major debates, theoretical terms, and research methods in feminist, gender, sexuality, and queer studies
  Offered every Fall semester
• 8302 Gender and Pedagogy
  Feminist theories of teaching and learning; gender and diversity in the classroom; critical pedagogy
  Offered every Spring semester
• 8303 Queer Theory
  History and development of queer theory; key intellectual antecedents, significant theorists, and current trends; how sexuality intersects with gender, race, class, nationality, ability, and religion.
• 8304 Gender, Power, and Justice
  Theoretical, historical, and cultural analysis of power structures and politics; analysis of activist and academic responses to contemporary political questions
• 8305 Sexual Politics: Theory and Practice
• 8989 Independent Study.