The Women’s and Gender Studies Program draws from the research and scholarship of more than 50 faculty from various disciplines across the University. Students receive a solid foundation in analyzing women’s and gender issues and explore a full range of disciplinary approaches.
We offer a major, minor, and concentration in women’s studies and gender studies. As a student in the program, you will have the opportunity to explore the intersections of gender, ethnicity, race, religion, class, and ability.
Applying the lens of feminist theory, our students and faculty conduct research about diverse topics from a wide range of disciplines.
As a major in women’s and gender studies, you will be well-prepared to pursue advanced learning or enter the workforce.
Women’s and Gender Studies is one of seven undergraduate programs affiliated with Clark’s Center for Gender, Race, and Area Studies, a community of faculty and students who study diverse, disadvantaged, or marginalized societies and populations, with an emphasis on promoting social justice.
