Advanced Field Seminar and Practicum

Three credits · Undergraduate

This course focuses on understanding inequality from an academic perspective and seeks to do so through understanding grass- roots activism and movements for social change. This course is designed to combine feminist theories with feminist activist work, allowing students to learn from how feminism looks as gender challenges are enacted in homes, workplaces and political spaces. The main purpose of this course is for students to gain field-based knowledge through placement with an organization, community group or service. Credit will be granted for only one of WMGS 415 or WMGS 400. Three credits.