Sweet Briar College

2010-2011 Catalog Choose 1 HIST course at the 300-level fromthe auxiliary course list below. Another combination of appropriatediscipline-based courses may be proposed and issubject to the approval of those faculty and theGender Studies Committee. ANTH 274 (3) -Sex and Gender: AnAnthropological PerspectiveARCH 223 (3) -Women and Gender inArchaeologyARTH 253 (3) -Early 20th-Century Art:Fauvism to SurrealismARTH 255 (3) -Contemporary ArtARTH 336 (3) -Studies in Medieval Art andArchitecture (when contentis appropriate)ARTH 341 (3) -Seminar: Art and Theory inRenaissance ItalyARTH 354 (3) -Later 20th Century Art: PostWorld War II to the PresentCLAS 207CLAS 208CLAS 307(3) -The Rise and Fall of theRoman Republic(3) -Society and Culture in theRoman Empire(3) -Gender and Sexuality in theAncient MediterraneanENGL 302 (3) -Ways of Reading (Topicmust have approval of theGNDR Director)ENGL 329 (3) -American RomanticismENGL 330 (3) -African-American LiteratureENGL 331 (3) -The 19th-Century AmericanNovelENGL 382 (3) -Contemporary InternationalFiction (when content isappropriate)ENGL 393 (3) -Modern PoetryENGL 394 (3) -Contemporary PoetryFREN 217 (3) -Francophone CinemaFREN 250 (3) -Masterpieces of FrenchCultureGNDR 272 (3) -Topics in Gender StudiesGOVT 232 (3) -Women, Law, and PoliticsHIST 221HIST 258HIST 315HIST 321HIST 322HIST 339ITAL 317LAST 302PHIL 275PSYC 222(3) -Spirituality and ReligiousInstitutions in U.S. History(3) -History of Crime andPunishment in the West(3) -Illness and Healing inAmerica(3) -Studies in Medieval History(3) -Renaissance andReformation(3) -Slavery and Emancipation inAmerica(3) -Mothers of Courage(3) -Special Topics in LatinAmerican Studies (whencontent is appropriate)(3) -Political Philosophy(3) -Social PsychologyRELG 177 (3) -Introduction to the Study ofReligionRELG 241 (3) -JudaismRELG 244 (3) -ChristianitySOCI 100SOCI 330(3) -Introduction to Sociology:The Sociological Perspective(3) -Social StratificationApproved honors, topical seminar course,internship, or independent study. At least 2 courses taken for the minormust be at the 300-level or above. In order to count an auxiliary course orindependent study towards the minor, a studentmust complete a major term paper, projector the appropriate equivalent which focuseson gender issues in that course. The GNDRAdvisory Committee may ask to review thework before granting credit toward the minor.This course introduces students to a variety ofperspectives on the study of gender and sexualities.It will feature a series of guest lectures from facultyon how gender studies is approached in their