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Nov 21, 2024
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2024-2025 Pitzer Catalog
Gender and Feminist Studies Major
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The major requires a minimum of ten (10) courses, distributed among core courses and three tracks.
Core Courses
(one course from each numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4 below):
- GWS 026 PO -Intro Gender and Women’s Studies or
FGSS 026 SC FGSS 026 SC -Intro Fem+Gndr+Sexuality Studies or
FGSS 036 SC FGSS 036 SC -Introduction to Queer Studies or
ID 076 JT ID 076 JT -Intersectn:Gender/Race/Sexuality .
- Feminist Theory, such as
CHLT 166 CH -Chicana Feminist Epistemology ;
GWS 180 PO GWS 180 PO -Queer Feminist Theories ; or
FGSS 184 SC FGSS 184 SC -Intersectional Feminist Theories .
- Intersectionality of gender/race/class/sexualities, such as
CHLT 060 CH -Women in the Third World ;
CHLT 061 CH -Contemporary Issues of Chicanas ;
CHLT 115 CH -Gender, Race & Class ;
CHLT 154 CH -Latinas in the Garment Industry ;
CHLT 166 CH -Chicana Feminist Epistemology ;
ARHI 178 PO -Black Aesth/Poli (Re)presentatn ;
ASAM 090 PZ -Community Studies ;
ENGL 140 PO -Literature of Incarceration: Writings from No Man’s Land ;
- GWS 190 PO -Senior Seminar or GFS 191 PZ -Senior Thesis or Project (Candidates for Honors must complete both the Sr. Seminar and Sr. Project/Thesis)
Tracks
Students should take at least one (1) course from each track that focuses on gender and empowerment; and complete an additional three (3) courses from one of the tracks:
- Global, National and Local Communities
- Creativity: Art, Literature, Spirituality, Identity
- Sciences, Medicine and Technologies
Double Major
If students have two majors, no more than two (2) courses, including a methods course, may be counted toward the completion of both majors.
Gender and Feminist Studies Courses
Anthropology
Asian American Studies
Chicana/o-Latina/o Studies
Critical Global Studies
English and World Literature
Environmental Analysis
Gender & Feminist Studies
History
Interdisciplinary Studies
Linguistics
Political Studies
Psychology
Religious Studies
Sociology
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Gender and Feminist Studies Honors
Students are required to have a cumulative and GFS GPA of 3.5 and the recommendation of the field group based on the quality (A or A-) of the senior project or thesis. In addition, candidates for honors must complete both the Senior Seminar and the Sr. Project/Sr. Thesis. Two advisers are required for the Sr. Thesis/Sr. Project and one must be from the Pitzer GFS field group. The final version of the honors thesis or project to be reviewed by the field group is due two weeks before the end of classes.
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