21. Womens Studies - The WS Minor 211, Introduction to Women Studies, 4 cr. general Language Arts. 575,Studies in Women s literature, 5 cr. Language Arts http://www.wwu.edu/depts/womenstudies/minor.html

Women Studies Minor Feminism provides the conceptual basis for the Women Studies program minor and Women Studies courses. Feminism is defined as the awareness that women as a group are systematically subordinated; the understanding that the oppression of women is linked to other forms of oppression; and the commitment to work actively to transform gender-based and related hierarchies. Feminism challenges patriarchal viewpoints, theories, categories, understandings, and interpretations, and their resulting power relationships. Feminism appreciates women's empowerment from various locations, and understands the mutual interdependence of women globally. Minor Requirements The minor includes five core courses and additional electives for a total of 30 credits. Courses not listed as Women Studies courses may be substituted at the discretion of the Director. In order to count towards the minor, a course should focus primarily on women and/or women's experiences and conform to the Women's Studies Mission Statement. Students are expected to earn at least a C+ in courses counting toward the minor. Students may design a student/faculty designed major though the College of Arts and Sciences. Close advisement is recommended, as new courses may apply to this minor.

22. Records And Registration: General Education Requirements World literature/Peace 230 World literature/Russian 253 womens Studies 100womens Studies 150 womens Studies 192/Political Science 192 http://www.goucher.edu/records/template.cfm?page_id=97

23. UCSB General Catalog - Womens Studies 20022003 UCSB general Catalog. Women s Studies Media Adaptations of BlackWomen s literature (4) Bobo Not open for credit to students who have http://www.catalog.ucsb.edu/2003cat/LS/womst.htm

Women's Studies Women's Studies Program, Division of Social Sciences, South Hall 4706; Telephone (805) 893-4330 E-mail: wmst@womst.ucsb.edu Website: www.womst.ucsb.edu (will open in a new browser window) Program Chair: Jacqueline Bobo Index: Faculty Emeriti Faculty Affiliated Faculty Women's Studies Advisory Committee ... Graduate Courses Faculty Jacqueline Bobo , Ph.D., University of Oregon, Professor (film/television, cultural studies, Black feminist cultural theory) Eileen Boris , Ph.D., Brown University, Hull Professor of Women's Studies (gender, race, and class; labor studies; social politics; women, work, and welfare; women and gender history) Ellie Hernandez , Ph.D., UC Berkeley, Assistant Professor (twentieth-century American literature and cultural studies, Chicana/o and Latina/o literature and cultural production, gay/lesbian studies and queer theory, comparative sexualities, U.S. Pan-Latina/o formations, Marxist theory in global and transnational humanities) Laury Oaks , Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University, Assistant Professor (reproductive politics; anthropology of health, medicine, and science) Leila J. Rupp

24. UCSB General Catalog - Womens Studies 20012002 UCSB general Catalog. Women s Studies Media Adaptations of BlackWomen s literature (4) Bobo Not open for credit to students who have http://www.catalog.ucsb.edu/2002cat/LS/womst.htm

Women's Studies Women's Studies Program, Division of Social Sciences, South Hall 4706; Telephone (805) 893-4330 E-mail: wmst@humanitas.ucsb.edu Web site: http://www.womst.ucsb.edu (will open in a new browser window) Program Chair: Jacqueline Bobo Index: Faculty Emeriti Faculty Affiliated Faculty Women's Studies Advisory Committee ... Graduate Courses Faculty Jacqueline Bobo , Ph.D., University of Oregon, Associate Professor (film/television, cultural studies, race and cultural productions) Eileen Boris , Ph.D., Brown University, Professor and Hull Chair (gender, race, and class; labor studies; social politics; women, work, and welfare; women's gender history; expressionism; contemporary German literature; feminist theory and inquiry) Shirley Geok-Lin Lim , Ph.D., Brandeis University, Professor (Asian-American literature, post-colonial literature, ethnic and feminist writing) Laura M. Oaks , Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University, Assistant Professor (feminist theory; reproductive politics; anthropology of health, medicine, and science) Juliet Williams , Ph.D., Cornell University, Assistant Professor (public law, political theory and feminist jurisprudence)

25. Controversial & Current Issues Encyclopedia of Feminism REF HQ 1115 - general terms defined including keypersons in the The Bloomsbury Guide to Women s literature – REF PN471 . http://www.uscupstate.edu/library/LibraryPathfinders/womens studies.htm

A Selective List of Sources Available at USC Upstate Library * This subject guide is also available in print in the Subject Guide Tower in the library* Background Material Resourceful Woman The Dictionary of Feminist Theory - REF HQ 1115 .H86 1990 - A broad, cross-cultural and international account of contemporary feminist thought. Encyclopedia of Feminism - REF HQ 1115 - General terms defined including key persons in the Feminism movement. - REF HQ 1115 .W64 1993 - Chronology of Women Worldwide - REF HQ 1121 .C617 1997 - Women in the Third World An encyclopedia of contemporary issues in developing countries. Statistical Handbook on Women in America Statistical information such as birth, education, family life, health, economic circumstances, etc. Other Materials Feminism Where Women Stand: An International Report Challenging Times: The Women's Movement in Canada and the United States Out of the Margins: Women's Studies in the Nineties Dictionary of Feminist Theologies Women's Studies Encyclopedia International T A History of Their Own: Women in Europe From Prehistory to the Present Lesser Known Women: A Biographical Dictionary American Women in North America;

26. Book Women's Studies general. History. Motherhood. Women Business. Women Writers work The poeticand the prophetic in women s literature and feminist theology · Feminist http://books.idealo.com/17C21K0-Nonfiction-Womens-Studies.html

BOOKS NONFICTION WOMEN'S STUDIES BOOKS NONFICTION WOMEN'S STUDIES Feminist Criticism Feminist Theology Feminist Theory General History Motherhood Women Writers PRODUCT SEARCH Books Music DVD Software VHS MORE PRICE COMPARISON HOMEPAGE MUSIC VIDEOS/DVD SOFTWARE Books FEMINIST CRITICISM Twentieth-Century Women Novelists: Feminist Theory into Practice On the Feminine Bridging bodies of work: The poetic and the prophetic in women's literature and feminist theology Feminist Interpretations of Mary Wollstonecraft (Re-Reading the Canon) Women Characters In Baseball Literature: A Critical Study FEMINIST THEOLOGY The liberation of women: Religious sources The changing role of women in the church: Subverting the clergy line (Women's liberation movement and the church) The vocation of woman;: The teaching of the modern popes from Leo XIII to Paul VI Eliza R. Snow and the Godhead controversy Woman, cult, and miracle recital: Mark 5:24-34 FEMINIST THEORY Twentieth-Century Women Novelists: Feminist Theory into Practice Men, Militarism and UN Peacekeeping: A Gendered Analysis (Critical Security Studies) Feminism Confronts Homo Economicus: Gender, Law, And Society

27. Literature - General Topics In Literature - Christian Forums - Praize literature Forums NEW! watch this forum » general topics in literature Women s Day, Women s World Day of Prayer, womens Chat, womens Ministries http://www.praize.com/cgi-bin/members/cforums.cgi?forumid=100800584513662

28. SFSU Bulletin 2005/06--Women Studies In order to be admitted to the program, students must meet all general universityrequirements. WOMS 760, Issues in Women s literature and Culture http://www.sfsu.edu/~bulletin/current/programs/womens.htm

Women Studies College of Humanities Dean: Paul Sherwin Department of Women Studies HUM 315 E-mail: woms@sfsu.edu Web Site: www.sfsu.edu/~woms Chair: Minoo Moallem Undergraduate Advisers: M. A. Jaimes-Guerrero, Minoo Moallem, J. Sandell Graduate Advisers: Deborah Cohler, Minoo Moallem, Parama Roy Faculty Professor Associate Professors Assistant Professors Programs B.A. in Women Studies Minor in Women Studies M.A. in Women Studies Program Scope In consultation with an adviser, each student develops a major program including electives in women studies and in other departments. Majors must confer with the department chair in the early stages of their B.A. work for referral to an appropriate adviser. The Women Studies Minor is an 18-unit sequence well-adapted for combination with many existing majors. The nine units of requirements, six units of stipulated electives, and three units of free electives provide a grounding in feminist perspectives and theory. It also provides an opportunity to acquire background on feminist issues in a number of given disciplinary and interdisciplinary fields (e.g., history, psychology, sociology, literature, cultural studies, ethnic studies, and so on). Students interested in pursuing this minor should see the Women Studies department chair who will direct them to the appropriate adviser. The Master of Arts in Women Studies is interdisciplinary, enabling students to combine core and elective courses in women studies with electives in other departments and programs across the campus. The program, focusing on U.S. ethnicity and race issues and using a transnational perspective connecting U.S. concerns with those elsewhere, enables students to pursue advanced study of the history, status, and contributions of women in different cultures, and of the relationships among feminist theories, social/global structures, and the production of gender.

29. Womens Studies Bookmarks American Indian literature Resources Includes both men and women with a goodrepresentation Among the general films are a number about women or gender. http://www.cup.edu/ACADEMIC/womens/wsbookmark.htm

30. Postcolonial Literature Of The Caribbean, A Pathfinder To this end, resources focusing on the general history of the Caribbean areincluded in order to provide an Caribbean womens literature Bibliographies http://www.albany.edu/~es1422/Pathfinder.html

Postcolonial Literature of the Caribbean A Pathfinder Introduction and Scope Subject Headings and Browsing Areas Encyclopedias Dictionaries ... Internet Resources James Ward (1769-1859): Miranda and Caliban (the Royal Shakespeare Theatre Collection, Stratford-upon-Avon). Introduction and Scope Postcolonial cultural and literary theories were formally conceived of in the academy during the last quarter century. These theories evolved out of the need for new and progressive conceptual frameworks by which to explore the cultural, socioeconomic, and sociopolitical trends which have indelibly marked regions of the world where colonization has played an influential role in the evolution of culture and history. Today, with issues of race, class, and gender at their core, postcolonial theories deconstruct prevailing ideals of history, and uncover the ways in which political, economic, and social systems have been constructed and transformed in societies where cultures have been forcibly meshed by imperialism and colonization. Postcolonial cultural and literary theories trace the origins of forms of cultural expression in postcolonial societies, elucidating the interconnectedness of the colonized and the colonizer as manifested in linguistic, semiotic, and aesthetic traditions. This pathfinder is intended primarily for undergraduate-level students at the University at Albany doing research in postcolonial studies, Caribbean Studies, and on postcolonial literature of the Caribbean. It is designed to enable students to locate research materials which outline and discuss postcolonial theory in general; to identify works by postcolonial-era Caribbean authors and critical works on them; and to uncover research materials which examine postcolonial theory in the context of Caribbean literature. However, in order to appropriately research the body of literature written by Caribbean authors from the postcolonial era, the history of slavery, colonization, and independence, social, and political movements in the Caribbean from the 1600s on must be considered. To this end, resources focusing on the general history of the Caribbean are included in order to provide an appropriate scope.

31. Womens Studies General Education Page general education introductory course. Examines women s efforts to claim theiridentity Emphasizes cultural images of women in literature, art, myth, http://plaza.wichita.edu/heroines/Wstudies/wscatalog.htm

Women' Studies Course Catalog Lower Division Courses Upper Division Graduate/Undergraduate **Courses that qualify for general education credit. Courses within a students department shall not count as fulfilling general education requirements. (This restriction only applies to one major. For students with a double major, courses in the second major could count in fulfilling their requirements.) 140 Journal Writing. (1) Workshop. Acquaints students with the concept and practice of journal writing. Readings deal with specific themes (work, family, relationships etc.) and students are required to keep a daily journal. Course provides an intense journal writing experience for those enrolled and encourages students to continue the practice on their own. Graded S/U 141 Women's Sexuality. (1) Presents information on women's sexuality from physiological psychological and socio-cultural perspectives. This integrated view focuses on women's body images and perceptions of self as sexual beings, as well as on socialization and gender-role expectations, choices of sexual behavior, sexual dysfunction and communications in sexual relationships. 142 Domestic Violence. (1)

32. NUFU Projects At CDS general Esthestics and its Application in literature The New Loveigne 1986 Member of the organising comittee of the seminar womens literature in Costa http://www.svf.uib.no/sfu/nufu/chica/cv_zavala.htm

Search in NUFU-projects: cds nufu projects chica ... cv zavala Downloadable Curriculum Vitae Magda Zavala (Word format) Curriculum Vitae: Prof Magda Zavala I. Biographical data. Nationality: Costa Rican Fax: (506) 260-0335 Post box: 192-3100 Sto. Domingo de Heredia, Costa Rica - Lecturer and researcher at the Universidad Nacional - Professor (1991) 24 years at the UNA - Writer II. Specializations. Central American literature Popular literature III. Qualifications. Lecturer in Spanish Language and Literature; University of Costa Rica, 1972. B.A. in Spanish Philology, University of Costa Rica, 1972. Post-graduate studies in Philology, University of Costa Rica, 1973. M.A. in Spanish: Research-methods in Spanish Literature , University of Lyon II, France. Thesis on Tres tristes Tigres by Guillermo Cabrera Infante, 1975. Certified by Universidad Nacional in 1976. M.A. studies at the University of Costa Rica with special attention to Social Criticism. All of the M.A. courses of Central American literature has special focus on Social Criticism. University of Costa Rica, 1982-1985.

33. The University Of Pennsylvania (StudentsReview) - womens Studies, English Language and literature general, Liberal Arts Sciences/Liberal Studies, Psychology general, Anthropology, History general, http://www.studentsreview.com/PA/UPE_i.html

StudentsReview :: The University of Pennsylvania Home Faq Press Search for University > Rate UPENN > Upload a Pic! > Rate Your UPENN Professors Random Quote: education Read full comment Similar Schools Columbia University in the City of New York New York, NY Harvard University Cambridge, MA Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania Bloomsburg, PA Summary ... My Chances The University of Pennsylvania - Survey UPENN - Critique UPENN Undergraduate Graduate Alumni ... Describe your Major Featured My Chances? EssayEdge.com Admissions Essay Help Parents, Advance your education Student Loan ... Loan Consolidation Summer HS Summer Programs Internship Post Advertisement Location/Contact UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA 1 COLLEGE HALL 34TH AND SPRUCE STS PHILADELPHIA, PA  191046303 General info:(215) 898-5000 Financial aid office:(215) 898-7526 Admissions office:(215) 898-7507 University Homepage Tuition + Room Instate: $27,988 Out-of-State: $27,988

34. Model Resource Report In general, womens academics prepared the daughters of the wealthy to make their a far greater amount of women s literature would have been published. http://www.u.arizona.edu/ic/mcbride/indv/indvex.htm

Mohammad Vaziri (Group 9) Womens Studies 200 Dr. McBride 17 October 1997 Women Writers in Early Modern England: Group #9 Source: Greene, Richard. Mary Leapor: A Study in Eighteenth Century Womens Poetry . Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1993. Summary: Richard Greene's recounting of the life and times of English women writers in the eighteenth century is an unpleasant depiction of the way women's writings had gone unnoticed and unrecognized in that time. Greene tells most of this history through Mary Leapor (1722-1746), a poet of the mid-century (vii). She was the daughter of a gardener and herself a domestic servant. Most of her life was spent in Brackley, Northamptonshire (vii). Unfortunately, as was the case with many of the female writers of that time, her works were not published until after her death. Once they were published, her works were well received and she became a popular poet (vii). Unlike most poets of that time, Leapor seldom addressed abstractions and wrote few odes. Instead, she wrote about her experiences as a working woman in a society which discriminated deeply on the basis of gender (vii). Since Leapor remained firmly outside the social elite of her time, she has very strong comparisons with some other female poets whose works are now being accepted and revealed as eighteenth century English verse. Many of these poets describe poverty or the injustices suffered by women of that time. The exclusion from legitimate publication was one of these injustices. These are the very things that shaped Mary Leapors own poetry (vii). Her experiences as an outsider, a woman, gave way to many compelling poems.

35. Womens Studies The bibliographer is responsible for general, theoretical or literatureWorks by women authors are purchased by the appropriate literature http://www.library.mcgill.ca/collect/women.html

Women's Studies HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES LIBRARY 2003 - Liaison Librarian Phyllis Rudin Introduction Women's Studies is fundamentally interdisciplinary, cutting across all geographic, time and disciplinary boundaries. All bibliographers are involved in selecting appropriate material for the collection. The Women's Studies bibliographer facilitates communication between interested faculty and students and the appropriate bibliographers. S/he also selects for Women's Studies from funds assigned annually for materials which are not specific to a discipline. Collection Development in the 1990's and Current Collection Development Assignment of Women's Studies as a collection area began with a commitment to oversight of the collection in the early 1990's. At the end of the decade, particularly as more money became available, a portion of the Interdisciplinary Fund was assigned to the Women's Studies bibliographer to manage. The bibliographer is responsible for general, theoretical or internationally comparative works, as well as interdisciplinary and interregional materials. Academic Programmes and Liaison The McGill Centre for Research and Teaching on Women was established in 1979. The Chair of the Women's Studies Advisory Committee is the primary liaison. Women's Studies is offered as a minor, major, honours or joint honours concentrations in the Faculty of Arts. The Centre maintains current course listings as well as a directory of women professors and feminist researchers.

36. Women's Studies Research Guide Women suffragists marching on Pennsylvania Avenue; Capitol in background, education, finance, general studies, history, literature, mathematics, http://web.library.emory.edu/subjects/studies/womens/

EUCLID Catalog Library Info Research Assistance Subject and Course Guides Research Tutorial EndNote Use ... Library Publications Women's Studies Research Guide EUCLID Databases e-Journals Reserves Direct Table Of Contents Locating Materials at Emory Reference Sources Internet Sites At Emory ... Outside of Emory Image: Women suffragists marching on Pennsylvania Avenue; Capitol in background, 1913 March 3. George Grantham Bain Collection (Library of Congress). Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division [reproduction number, e.g., LC-USZ62-22262 DLC] Locating Materials at Emory Send comments to Sandra J. Still

37. Transfer Course Equivalencies--Bellevue University CH 115, general Chemistry I, CHEM109, 4, general Chemistry I EN 265, Women inliterature, ENGL215E, 3, Intro womens literature http://admissions.unl.edu/tequiv/tequiv-bellevue.html

BELLEVUE UNIVERSITY Transfer Course Equivalencies Updated February 2005 The following is a list of current course equivalents between Bellevue University and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln; credit at NU is stated in semester hours. If a specific UNL course equivalent has not been identified, other notations are used. GNCR; course transfers as UNL general hours SUBJ; course transfers as subject area hours (e.g., ENGLXXX, MATHXXX) not assigned to a specific course NDAP; excess transfer course hours which are included in the equivalency and generally not degree-applicable VCRD; vocational/skill development course: limited application to a UNL degree HSCR; course is high school or remedial level; hours and course do not transfer Contact your UNL College ac ar ba ... sp Bellevue University Course ID Bellevue University Course Title NU Course ID NU Course Credit NU Course Title AC 205 Intro to Accounting- Financial Intro Accounting AC 206 Intro to Accounting- Managerial Intro Accounting AC 299 Topics in Accounting BSAD***@ Return to the top of the list AR 101 Survey of Art to 1400 AR 102 Survey of Art since 1400 AR 111 Intro to Drawing DRAW***@;

38. Womens' Studies Indexes scholarly and general periodical titles. Journal List Project MUSEcovers the fields of literature and criticism, history, the visual and http://web.uccs.edu/library/el pomar art/databases/womstud.htm

Women's Studies database contains partial or complete full-image and/or full-text coverage of journal articles Academic Search Premier EBSCOhost years vary- Journal List America: History and Life ABC-CLIO 1964- A comprehensive bibliographic reference to the history of the United States and Canada from prehistory to the present. Published since 1964, the database comprises almost 400,000 bibliographic entries. Contemporary Women's Issues FirstSearch 1992- Provides bibliographic access to global information on women. Journals, newsletters, research reports from non-profit groups, government and international agencies, along with fact sheets are easily accessed through CWI. Information on women in over 150 countries is compiled in a single collection bringing together such disciplines as sociology, psychology, health, education and human rights. Expanded Academic ASAP InfoTrac 1980- Use this database to find information on Astronomy, Religion, Law, History, Psychology, Humanities, Current Events, Sociology, Communications and the General Sciences. Indexes scholarly and general periodical titles Journal List Historical Abstracts ABC-CLIO A comprehensive bibliographic reference to the history of the world from 1450 to the present (excluding the United States and Canada, which are covered in America: History and Life); provides coverage of 2,000 journals published throughout the world.

39. Guide To The Library Of Congress Classification System - Lucy Scribner Library - P, general Lingusitics. PA, Classical Languages and literature PS147152,American literature - Women Authors. Back to the womens Studies Resources http://www.skidmore.edu/library/subjects/lcc/lcc.htm

This site will look much better in a browser that supports web standards , but it is accessible to any browser or Internet device. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CALL NUMBERS BY SUBJECT AMERICAN STUDIES Religion - America E History - United States and America F United States Local History Folklore - North America JK Political Institutions and Public Administration - United States KDZ Law - America, North America History of Education - United States American Art Painting - United States PS American Literature Back to the American Studies Resources Page ANTHROPOLOGY CC Archaeology Native Americans GN Anthropology GR Folklore GT Manners and Customs Back to the Anthropology Resources Page AM Museums, Collectors and Collecting Native American Art N Visual Art, General NA Architecture NB Sculpture NC Drawing, Design, Illustration ND Painting NE Print Media NK Decorative Arts NX The Arts in General TR Photography TT Handicrafts, Arts and Crafts ASIAN STUDIES Asian Religion and Mythology Hinduism Jainism Islam BQ Buddhism History of Asia Asian Political Institutions and Public Administration Education in Asia Literature about Asian Music Asian Art Asian Language and Literature Back to the Asian Studies Resources Page BIOGRAPHY CT Biography Literary History - Biography American Literature - Biography, Memoirs, Letters, etc.

40. Paddington Library: Reading Group Each session has a theme, but there is also general discussion. Writers fromthe Americas; Post war womens literature; Working class writers; http://www.westminster.gov.uk/libraries/reading/padreading.cfm

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