lgbtq

Courses

Fall 2023

Core Courses

  • LGBT 101 (Pride House Section) - M DRAZ
  • LGBT 101 - M SLASKA
  • LGBT 321 LGBTQ+ Identities in the Modern World - M MARCHAN
  • LGBT 322 LGBTQ+ Culture and History - M MARCHAN
  • LGBT 333 Trans/Gender - K PACYNIAK
  • ENG 450 LGBT Literature and Culture - Y HOWARD
  • LGBT 550 Queering Comics - J WHATCOTT**
  • LGBT 598 Internship - M DRAZ**

Elective Courses*

  • CCS 340 Gender, Sex, and Power in Colonial Mexico - V GONZALEZ-RIVERA
  • SOC 320 Sex and Gender in Contemporary Society - M ROWE
  • GEN S 340 Confronting HIV/AIDS - M GRILLO/C BRAVO (2 sections)
  • GERO 360 Diversity and Aging
  • WMNST 360 Women’s Sexuality and the Body-  M DRAZ/ I LARA (2 sections)
  • WMNST 382 Gender, Science, and Technology-  C PAYNE/ C KNOTT (5 sections)
  • ASIAN 301 Gender, Sexuality, and Asian America - A HENRY
  • POL S 336 Gender and Public Policy - C O’BRIEN
  • WMNST 340 History of Women and Sexuality in Modern Europe - S BRIGHENTI
  • WMNST 355 Feminist Approaches to Popular Culture - A JAMARKANI
  • COMM 452 Interaction and Gender - C ALFORD/C GOEHRING (2 sections)
  • MGMT 467 Diversity Issues - A QUARLES
  • P H 353 Human Sexuality and Disease - C CMORIK
  • THEA 465 Theatre of Diversity - L TURNER
  • ED 484 Valuing Human Diversity - R VILLERY
  • WMNST 590 Feminist Thought - A DONADEY**
  • ECL 527 Graphic Narratives of Difference - Y HOWARD**
  • WMNST 575 Digital and Networked Feminisms - A JAMARKANI**
  • ECL 606A Non-dominant Feminisms - Y HOWARD**
  • WMNST 609 Topics in Transnational Issues and Gender - P KANDASWAMY**

*Elective courses can be taken as a core course for LGBTQ+ Studies major/minor with permission of advisor (Prof. Draz)

**Counts toward Graduate Certificate (500 level courses open to undergraduates/graduates; 600-700 are usually for graduate students)

***For any questions and/or if you know of other courses in LGBTQ+ Studies not listed here, contact Program Director and Advisor Prof. Draz at [email protected].

LGBTQ+ Studies core courses listed by GE credit

Spring 2023

Major Prep Courses

  • LGBT 101 - Introduction to LGBTQ+ Studies
  • HIST 125 - Sexuality, Past and Present
  • WMNST 101 - Gender: Self, Identity, and Society
  • WMNST 102 - Women: Images and Ideas

Core Courses

  • LGBT 321 – LGBTQ+ Identities in the Modern World
  • LGBT 322 – LGBTQ+ History and Culture (also listed as HUM 322 – LGBTQ+ History and Culture)
  • LGBT 350 - Queer of Color Studies
  • ***ENGL 550 - Queer Texts and Contexts
  • ***PHIL 544 - Queer Theory (also listed as WMNST 544 – Queer Theory)
  • ***LGBT 598 – Internship

Elective Courses

  • AFRAS 455 - Africana Class, Gender, and Sexualities
  • ANTH 333 - Race, Ethnicity, and Identity in the Americas
  • ANTH 536 - Gender and Human Sexuality
  • CCS 340B - Chicana Women's History: 1848-Present
  • COMM 452 - Interaction and Gender
  • ***ENG 625 - Sick Bodies, Viral Times
  • GEN S 340 - Confronting AIDS
  • GERO 360 - Diversity and Aging
  • **HIST 405 - Amazons and Wonder Woman
  • *HIST 406 - History of Sexuality
  • LATAM 333 - Race, Ethnicity, and Identity in the Americas
  • P H 353 - Human Sexuality and Disease
  • **PHIL 312 - Women and Philosophy
  • **POL S 336 - Gender and Public Policy
  • PSY 355 - Psychology of Human Sexual Behavior
  • PSY 442 - Prejudice and Stereotypes
  • SOC 420 - Sexuality in Modern Society
  • *TFM 470 - Critical Studies of Gender/Sexuality/Media
  • WMNST 340 - History of Women and Sexuality in Modern Europe
  • WMNST 341b - Women in American History
  • WMNST 360 - Women's Sexuality and the Body (Slaska)
  • WMNST 382 - Gender, Science, and Technology
  • ***WMNST 536 - Gender, Race, and Class
  • ***WMNST 605 - Women and Social Policy
  • ***WMNST 612 - Feminist Pedagogies

Summer 2022

  • JMS 410: Media & Sexuality
  • P H 353: Human Sexuality & Disease
  • WMNST 355: Feminist Approaches to Popular Culture
  • WMNST 360: Women’s Sexuality and Bodies
  • WMNST 382: Gender, Science and Technology

Fall 2022

  • LGBT 101 Introduction to LGBTQ+ Studies**
  • LGBT 296 Pride House Seminar (for incoming Pride House Learning Community students only)
  • LGBT 321 LGBTQ+ Identities in the Modern World
  • LGBT 322 LGBTQ+ History and Culture 
  • LGBT 333 Trans/Gender Studies
  • LGBT 598 Internship*
  • COMM 452 Interaction and Gender
  • COMM 751 Gender and Communication*
  • ED 484 Valuing Human Diversity
  • ENG 725 Race and Sexuality*
  • GEN S 340 Confronting AIDS
  • HIST 125 Sexuality Past & Present**
  • MGT 467 Diversity Issues
  • POL S 364 Political Change in Modern Africa
  • POL S 535 Gender and Politics*
  • PSY 355 Psychology of Human Sexual Behavior
  • P H 353 Human Sexuality and Disease
  • SOC 320 Sex and Gender in Contemporary Society
  • SOC 421 American Families
  • SOC 455 Sociology of Intersectionality
  • WMNST 340 History of Women and Sexuality in Modern Europe
  • WMNST 355 Feminist Approaches to Popular Culture        
  • WMNST 360 Women’s Sexuality and the Body
  • WMNST 382 Gender, Science, and Technology
  • WMNST 590 Feminist Thought*
  • WMNST 606 Narrating Women’s Lives*         
  • WMNST 608 Body Politics*
  • WMNST 609 Transnational Issues*
  • 499 Special Study in any department with an appropriate topic by permission of the program advisor

*Counts toward the Advanced Graduate Certificate
** Can be counted toward the LGBTQ+ Studies Minor, although 6 units for the minor must be at the upper-division (300+) level

Notes:  1) 600 and 700-level courses are usually limited to graduate students; check with the instructor for permission; 2) Some courses may have prerequisites; check with the instructor or ask the LGBTQ+ Studies program director as some may be willing to waive the prerequisite; 3) Please contact the LGBTQ+ Studies program director if you have any questions or would like to discuss your classes; 4) If you know of other courses that are at least 50% focused on LGBTQ+ Studies, please contact the LGBTQ+ Studies program director.