UCLA WOMEN’S STUDIES PROGRAM
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Wom Std 203
Wom Std 204
Wom Std 210
Wom Std 375
Wom Std 596-598599
Graduate
Courses for
WINTER ’02
Graduate Student Services / 288 Kinsey Hall / 310-206-8101
[as of Dec. 7, ‘01]
The following courses have been approved for the WS graduate program. Consult the graduate
advisor, Ellen DuBois [ext. 51846, or email edubois@history.ucla.edu for specific applicability.
See the Schedule of Classes on the WEB for SRS numbers, rooms, and scheduling changes.
All courses require instructor consent unless otherwise noted.
Questions? Contact Regina Lark (206-5898 or email rlark@women.ucla.edu).
Research Methods in Studies of Women and Gender:
Remembering Our Mothers’ Stories [DC]
Current Research in Women’s Studies [DC]
Women and Public Policy : Social Policy [DC]
Teaching Practicum [DC] [open to WS-10 TA’s only]
Directed Research, Master’s Thesis Research, or
Dissertation Research/Writing
W 3-5:50
Cones
--various-MW 10-11:50
Tut
Tut
Silverberg
Williams
Bays
Varies
T 1-3:50
R 9-11:50
T 2-4:50
R 10-12:50
T 1-2:50
Upchurch
Lee
Bloch
DuBois
Mays
T 9-11:50
T 12-2:50
T 2-4:50
R 2-4:50
T 1-3:50
M 3-5:50
T 1-3:50
Hale
Mellor
Kowalik
Khazzoom
Ortiz
Milkman
Kligman
Departmental Courses
Additional departmental courses will be added as they are approved.
Com Hlt 435
Engl M260A
Hist 201H, sec 3
Hist 259A
Psych 403
Advanced Research in Women’s Health
Topics in Asian American Literary Criticism and Gender Studies
Topics in US History: Sexuality & Emotion, 1600-1860
History of Women
Special Topics in Psych: "Gendered Relations in Disease Prevention and the
added
Promotion of Health and Well-Being in Africa."
Courses of Related Interest
Additional departmental courses will be added as they are identified.
Anthro 271
Engl 251
German 263
Sociol 231
Sociol 261
Sociol 285A
Sociol 285D
Contemporary Issues – Africa
Romantic Writers
Seminar: Literary Theory—Trauma and Literature
Race & Ethnicity: International Perspectives
Ethnic Minorities
Special Topics: Transformation of Work & the New Unionism
Special Topics: Analyzing Ethnographies