Required course (3 credits)

• INTD 501 - Contemporary Women’s and Gender Studies

Electives (12 credits)

Complete four courses, selected from the list below.

• ANTH 417 - Seminar: She/He “Two Spirits” Gender Cross-Culturally
• ANTH 515 - CD-ROM: Teaching in Diverse Classrooms
• CNGC 529 - Multicultural Counseling
• CRJU 521 - Domestic Violence
• CRJU 522 - Women and Criminal Justice
• CRJU 546 - Class, Race, Gender and Crime
• CRJU 598 - Internship in Criminal Justice
• ENGL 503 - Directed Study *
• or  POLI 503 - Directed Study *
• or  PSYC 503 - Directed Study *
• or  SOCI 503 - Directed Study *
• ENGL 511 - Special Topics in Writing †
• ENGL 580 - Topics in British Literature †
• ENGL 590 - Topics in World and Comparative Literature †
• MGMT 571 - Organizational Culture and Work Force Diversity
• PHED 504 - Nutrition for Sports, Exercise and Weight Control
• POLI 501 - Foundations of Public Administration
• PSYC 508 - Advanced Seminar †
• PSYC 516 - Multicultural Counseling
• SCWK 500 - Policy I: Social Welfare Policy
• SCWK 502 - Dynamics of Diversity and Oppression
• SCWK 508 - Policy II: Policy Advocacy, Development and Analysis
• SCWK 510 - Human Behavior in the Social Environment I
• SCWK 580 - Special Topics †

Notes:

*Limited on one three-credit Directed Study.

† Credit earned will count toward the Women’s and Gender Studies Graduate Certificate only if a significant portion of the course content or internship is related to women and gender studies. A determination as to whether the course or internship meets this requirement will be made by the program coordinator. If the program coordinator concludes that the course or internship is not sufficiently related to women and gender studies, then the course or internship will not satisfy this requirement of the Women’s and Gender Studies Graduate Certificate.

400‑level (U/G) courses are offered to graduate students who will complete them for graduate credit, with additional assignments determined with the professor.

Total minimum credits: 15