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Promotion 4705; Philosophy 2203; Sociology 4107, 4130.
c. Race/ethnicity and class in the U.S.: History 2587, 4547; Sociology
4107, 4130, 4180.
d. Global Perspectives: Anthropology 3737, Political Science 4670.
e. Creative Arts: Film, Theatre and Communication Arts 2695;
English 2376, 2378, 4376, 4378.
2. Up to nine hours of these electives may be drawn from cognate
courses. Each semester a roster of cognate courses is available
from the director of Women’s Studies. Suggested cognate courses
include:
a. Sexuality and Gender: Anthropology 2051, 2052; Political Science
4621; Sociology 4124.
b. Race/ethnicity and class in the U.S.: Curriculum and Instruction
4620; Film, Theatre and Communication Arts 3400; English
2071, 2072; History 4551, 4552; Sociology 4124, 4161.
c. Global Perspectives: Anthropology 2051, 2052; Curriculum and
Instruction 4620, 4660.
d. Creative Arts: English 2071, 2071.
Honors in Women’s Studies
Students wishing to graduate with Honors in Women’s Studies
must:
1. Fulfill all requirements for the major in Women’s Studies.
2. Maintain a cumulative grade-point average of 3.5 in Women’s
Studies courses for the major and 3.25 overall.
3. Complete a senior honors thesis, with an oral defense, which
includes earning six hours credit for Women’s Studies 3099. No
more than three hours of credit for Women’s Studies 3099 may be
applied toward the Women’s Studies major requirements.
Minor in Women’s Studies
The requirements of the minor in Women’s Studies are:
1. Completion of the requirements of a degree in one of the colleges
at UNO.
2. Completion of Women’s Studies 2010, Introduction to Women’s
Studies.
3. Credit in courses on Women’s Studies, to be approved by the director
of Women’s Studies, for a total of 18 credit hours with a 2.0
grade-point average to include at least six credit hours at the
3000 level or above.
To complete the 18 credit hours, in addition to the major, the students
must choose from a minimum of three disciplines, with no more
than six credit hours from any one discipline.
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