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1 GENDER STUDIES PROGRAM UM-ST. LOUIS SUMMER SESSION 2014 COURSE DESCRIPTIONS & SCHEDULE OF CLASSES For further information, contact us in 494 Lucas Hall Telephone: May 19, 2014 August 9, 2014 UNDERGRADUATE COURSES GS Introduction to Gender Studies Class: Instructor: Swindle Dates: May 19- August 9 Same As: Soc Wrk 2102, Hist 2102, Soc 2102 Notes: Online supplemental fee applies. This core class is required for all Women s and Gender Studies Certificate earners. This class introduces students to cultural, political and historical issues that shape gender. Through a variety of disciplinary perspectives in the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences, the course familiarizes students with diverse female and male experiences and gendered power relationships. This course fulfills the General Education requirement. GS Special Topics in Gender Studies: Sex & Gender Across Cultures Class: Instructor: Koziol Mode: In Person Dates: May 19-June 14 Time: MTWTh 9:30a-12:00p Location: CH 300 Same As: Anthro 1041 This course considers womanhood, manhood, third genders, and sexuality in a broad cross-cultural perspective. The focus of the course is on the diverse cultural logics that separate females, males and sometimes third genders into different groups in different societies, with the male group usually being the more prestigious one. Focusing on indigenous non-western cultures, this course examines gender roles and sexuality within the broader cultural contexts of ritual and symbolism, family, marriage and kinship, economy, politics, and public life. This course will help students understand what it is like to be male or female in non-western cultures. This course fulfills the Cultural Diversity requirements.
2 GS Special Topics in Gender Studies: Social Psychology Class: Instructor: Lee Dates: May 19-June 14 Time: MTWTh 9:00a-11:30a Location: BH 101 Same As: Psych 2160 This course examines the behavior, thoughts, and feelings of individuals in their social environments. The content focuses not only on how people relate to one another, but also on the processes affecting their interactions with others. Specific topics include the self, social judgments, attitudes and persuasion, helping behavior, prejudice, aggression, attraction, conformity and obedience, and group processes. GS Special Topics in Gender Studies: Love 101 Class: Instructor: Pederson Mode: ONLINE Dates: July 14-August 9 Same As: Phil 1151 Notes: Supplemental online fee applies. GS Special Topics in Gender Studies: Love 101 Class: Instructor: Pederson Dates: May 19-July 12 Same As: Phil 1151 Notes: Supplemental online fee applies. A critical review of what media personalities, philosophers, criminal justice experts, medical experts, neuroscientists, and psychologists have said about love and its place in our lives. Included will be such topics as the neuroscience of love, love across culture, love and commitment issues, marriage and the "seven-year itch," jealousy, domestic violence, and verbal abuse. Larger questions will include the role of love in the good life; the ethics of love; the psychological consequences of obsession, breakups and divorce; arranged marriages vs. freely chosen love; and the morality of laws that affect relationships between loving partners. GS Special Topics in Gender Studies: Cultures of Oceania
3 Class: Instructor: Lewis-Harris Mode: ONLINE Same As: Anthro 2123 An introduction to the original cultures and peoples of the South and Western pacific: New Guinea, Australia, New Zealand, Samoa, Hawaii, Easter Island, etc. Focus is on art, religion, language, relationships to the environment, economics, politics social groupings, and how these intertwine to form distinctly adaptive cultures in one of the least understood regions of the world. This course satisfies the Cultural Diversity requirement. GS Special Topics in Gender Studies: Culture of Islamic Society Class: Instructor: Al-Albani Dates: July 14-August 9 Same As: Anthro 2191 Notes: Supplemental online fee applies. An introduction to a particular topic area in women's and gender studies (topics will be announced prior to registration) drawing on the theories and methods of such disciplines as sociology, psychology, political science, history, philosophy, art history, and others to examine particular aspects of gender in social and cultural life. Course may satisfy the distribution requirement for humanities or social sciences depending on the topic. GS Special Topics in Gender Studies: Marriage & The Family Class: Instructor: TBA Time: T 12:30p-3:00p Location: CH 411 Same As: Soc 2224, Anthro 2191 GS Special Topics in Gender Studies: Abnormal Psychology Class: Instructor: Bruce Same As: Psych 2245
4 This course examines the historical views and current perspectives on the possible antecedents, symptoms, and treatments of major psychological disorders, including anxiety, dissociative, mood, somatoform, eating, schizophrenia and substance-related disorders. Major diagnostic categories and criteria, individual and social factors of maladaptive behavior, methods of clinical assessment, research strategies, and types of therapy will also be covered. All psychology majors must complete this course with a grade of C- or higher. GS Special Topics in Gender Studies: Developmental Psychology Class: Instructor: Taylor Time: TTH 12:30p-3:00p Location: BH 101 Same As: Psych 2270 This course systematically examines theories and research concerning the physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development of children from conception through adolescence. It will provide students with a basic knowledge of infant, child, and adolescent development; its subject matter; its approaches to gathering and evaluating evidence about the causes of behavior; and the ways in which our knowledge is applied to enhance the development and the quality of life of children. It is intended for Psychology majors and students with career interests in research, education, and/or the treatment of children. All Psychology majors taking this course instead of PSYCH 2160, must complete it with a grade of C- or higher. GS Special Topics in Gender Studies: Psychology of Death and Dying Class: Instructor: Steffen Same As: Psych 2280, Geron 2280 A beginning exploration of end-of-life issues integrating the scholarly, social, and individual dimensions of death and dying. This course provides a solid grounding in theory and research, as well as practical application to students' lives. GS Independent Studies in Gender Studies Class: Credit Hours:
5 GS 4350-E01 Special Topics in Gender Studies: Masculinities Instructor: Conway-Long Dates: May 19-July 12 Time: MW 5:30p-8:15p Location: CH 312 Same As: Soc 4600 This course examines men and masculinities through a critical lens, looking carefully at an institutionalized system of gender relations and practices that is assumed to be a natural phenomenon that is culturally universal. The course explores various masculine behaviors, myths, ideologies, and experiences so that students can consider the relationship between masculine practice and social power and delineate choices for future directions. The course is necessarily interdisciplinary and may utilize tools and methods from the social sciences and the humanities. Satisfies GS gender theory requirement. GS Independent Studies in Gender Studies Class: Credit Hours: GS Internship Studies in Gender Studies Class: GS 5450-G01 Gender & Aging GRADUATE COURSES Class: Instructor: Wayland Mode: In Person Dates: June 16- August 9 Time: TTh 5:30-8:10 Location: BRH 221 Credit Hours: 3 Same As: Gero 5320
6 This course examines advancing age through a gender lens. Men and women experience aging differently based on a host of genetic, biological, psychological, sociocultural and personal identity factors. This course challenges students to consider aging from various perspectives, including cultural expectations and norms, couple and family relationships, health and function, work life and retirement, sexual orientation, gender identity, concerns of LGBT elders, and veteran s issues. GS 6353-G01 Graduate Internship In Gender Studies Class: Credit Hours: GS 6452-G01 Special Readings in Gender Studies Class: 10967
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