Go in your own direction.
With our Women's Studies minor, you won't be confined to a single department. Most of the classes you'll take during your 12 semester hours in the program will be interdisciplinary. Courses are cross-listed with a number of different departments, including Human Services (The Family), Religion (The Ethics of Sexuality, Marriage, and Gender), and English (Restoration and Eighteenth Century English Literature).

A minor in Women's Studies consists of twelve semester hours: Three of which must be WMST 1101: Introduction to Women's Studies. Of the remaining nine hours, six must be taken at the 3000 level.  This flexibility coupled with the interdisciplinary nature of the field, permits students to design a minor which best reflects their academic and future career interests.  (Only cross-listed courses taken during or after the fall of 2000 may be applied to the minor in Women's Studies.)