Why Should I Pursue a Womens
Studies Minor?
Womens Studies courses offer a valuable component to any disciplinary major. Students develop self-confidence, critical thought processes, and communication skills that contribute to academic achievement and successful post-university careers. Womens Studies students have used their unique preparation to pursue graduate degrees in Womens Studies and other disciplines. Students have also pursued careers in law, human services, business, the health sciences, visual arts, publishing, and education. With its emphasis on critical thinking and communication, the Womens Studies minor is a valuable asset for any college graduate.
The Minor in Womens Studies
UMass Dartmouth offers a minor in Womens Studies through a flexible interdisciplinary program of courses tailored for each student. Many classes are organized in seminar style to allow the fullest possible participation of all students. Minors work closely with a faculty advisor to explore course options and earn academic credits through independent study and field work opportunities. Collaboration with the Womens Resource Center encourages students to apply knowledge gained in the classroom to practical work on campus and in the community.
Are You Already a Minor in Womens Studies?
Please
download and fill out our PDF FILE and return to:
Dr. Jeannette E. Riley
Director, Womens Studies Program
508 . 999 - 8279
j1riley@UMassD.Edu
Are You a New Minor in Womens Studies?
Please download
and fill out our PDF FILE and return to:
Dr. Jeannette E. Riley
Director, Womens Studies Program
508 . 999 - 8279
j1riley@UMassD.Edu
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