Minor Requirements
The minor requires a total of six WGSS-designated courses:
- WGSS 200. Introduction to Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
- One course in Theoretical Inquiries, such as:
- WGSS 281. Topics in Theoretical Inquiries
- WGSS 381. Intermediate Topics in Theoretical Inquiries
- WGSS 481. Advanced Topics in Theoretical Inquiries
- One course in Social Justice, Social Movements, such as:
- SOC 240. Women of Color in the U.S.
- HIST 266. U.S. Women Since 1874 (WGSS 280/380)
- WGSS 282. Topics in Social Justice, Social Movements
- SOC 324. Gender and Work (WGSS 384E)
- SOC 340. Women and the U.S. Criminal Justice System (WGSS 382)
- WGSS 482. Advanced Topics in Social Justice, Social Movements
- One course in either Critical Humanities or Critical Social Sciences, such as:
- for Critical Humanities:
- WGSS283. Topics in Critical Humanities
- WGSS383. Intermediate Topics in Critical Humanities
- WGSS483. Advanced Topics in Critical Humanities
- for Critical Social Sciences:
- WGSS 284. Topics in Critical Social Sciences
- WGSS 384. Intermediate Topics in Critical Social Sciences
- WGSS 484. Advanced Topics in Critical Social Sciences
- for Critical Humanities:
- Two elective courses designated as WGSS (any course not designated as WGSS must be approved by a WGSS advisor)
The above courses must also meet the following requirements:
- At least three courses (12 credits) must be at the 300 level or higher, including at least one course at the 400 level
- At least three courses (12 credits) must be cross-listed, each with a different departments
- At least three courses (12 credits) must be taken at Binghamton University
- Students must receive a minimum of a C grade in order for a course to fulfill requirements for the minor, and no courses taken under the Pass/Fail option may be credited toward the minor
For more information visit the University Bulletin or contact WGSS director, Benita Roth.
Benita Roth
Director, Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies (WGSS); Vice President for Academics, Binghamton Chapter, United University Professions (UUP); Professor
Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies; United University Professions (UUP); Sociology