Criteria for Crosslisting Courses
Non-WGS Courses Receiving Credit Toward the Women & Gender
Studies Minor:
A primary objective of any course receiving credit toward the Women
and Gender Studies
Minor must be to enact and incorporate the aims outlined in the program’s
Mission Statement.
A substantial portion of the course must employ gender as an analytical
approach and/or topic. Such courses will represent a broad range of
intellectual and political concerns across the disciplines of the liberal
arts.
Procedure for approving courses for WGS credit:
The professor submits the following to the Curriculum committee for
approval preferably the year prior, but at least one semester prior,
to the course offering:
A course proposal including:
- A clear and concise description of the course
- A listing of course goals and a description of pedagogical
methods with special attention to their correspondence with the
aims of the WGS Mission Statement
- A description of probable content for the course including
texts, assignments, calendar, and evaluation procedures
An abbreviated resume demonstrating the professor’s familiarity
with and background in the content and methodologies of feminism and
gender studies, should be on file in the Women’s and Gender
Studies Office or accompany the course proposal.
The Curriculum Committee will evaluate the proposal materials according
to the criteria stated above. Courses approved for WGS credit will be publicized
in WGS materials as such.