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General Information
 Programs of Study
Core Courses
Mailing Address:
Phone:
Email:
Website: c/o Faculty of Arts
University of New Brunswick
P.O. Box 4400, Fredericton, N.B.,
Canada, E3B 5A3
(506) 458-7445 wjr@unb.ca
http://www.unbf.ca/arts/ws/index.htm
Coordinator: Dr. Wendy J. Robbins (English)
 Carolyn Bassett, PhD, Political Science
 Anne Brown, PhD, French
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Christa Canitz, PhD, English
 Wendy Churchill, PhD, History
Lynda Eyre, PhD, Education
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Carmen Gill, PhD, MMFC/Sociology
 Anna Hamling, PhD, Culture and Language Studies
Sophie Lavoie, PhD, Culture and Language Studies
 Randall Martin, PhD, English
Koumari Mitra, PhD, Anthropology
Sasha Mullally. PhD, History
 James Murray, PhD, Classics
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Nancy Nason-Clark, PhD, Sociology
 Linda Neilson, PhD, Sociology
Carmen Poulin, PhD, Psychology
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Allan Reid, PhD, Culture and Language Studies
 Mary Rimmer, PhD, English
Wendy J. Robbins, PhD, English
 Charlene Shannon, PhD, Kinesiology
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Edith Snook, PhD, English
 Maria Constanza Torri, PhD, Sociology
Gary Waite, PhD, History
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Melanie Wiber, PhD, Anthropology
 Thom Workman, PhD, Political Science
Joanne Wright, PhD, Political Science

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The Interdisciplinary Gender and Women's Studies Program offers students the opportunity to focus on the experiences and achievements of women, with a view to gaining a more complete and balanced understanding of women's and men's lives, both historically and in contemporary society.
Eligibility
Admission to the introductory Gender and Women’s Studies courses, GWS 1003 and GWS
2003, is open to students in all Faculties and all years. Students in any Faculty may complete a
Minor in Gender and Women’s Studies. However, only students in Arts may take the Double
Major or Joint Honours program; students will normally seek admission to the program from the
Coordinator of Gender and Women’s Studies after successfully completing 45 ch.
Minor
A Minor consists of 24 ch of course work, selected in consultation with the Coordinator of
Gender and Women’s Studies. These include at least one of GWS 1003, Introduction to Gender and Women's Studies I and G WS 2003 , Introduction to Gender and Women’s Studies II; as well as G WS 4004 , Seminar in Gender and Women’s Studies, and an additional 18 ch at the upper level chosen from the list of core courses available from the Coordinator.
Double Major
A Double Major consists of 30 ch of course work, selected in consultation with the Coordinator of Gender and Women’s Studies. These include at least one of GWS 1003, Introduction to
Gender and Women's Studies I and G WS 2003 , Introduction to Women’s Studies II, as well as
G WS 4004 Seminar in Gender and Women’s Studies and an additional 24 ch at the upper level chosen from the list of core courses available from the Coordinator.
Joint Honours
Joint Honours consists of 36 ch of course work, selected in consultation with the Coordinator of
Gender and Women's Studies. These include at least one of GWS 1003, Introduction to Gender and Women's Studies I and G WS 2003, Introduction to Women’s StudiesII, as well as G WS
4004 , Seminar in Gender and Women’s Studies, and G WS 4900 , Honours Thesis in Gender and
Women’s Studies, and an additional 24 ch at the upper level chosen from the list of core courses available from the Coordinator.
Students enrolled in a Joint Honours program must maintain an overall GPA. of 2.5 and a GPA of 3.0 in the courses taken to fulfill the Gender and Women's Studies degree requirements.

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ANTH 3114 Gender, Sex, and Cultures
ANTH 3704 South Asia
ANTH 4204 Gender, Kinship and Marriage
ANTH 4502 Issues in Medical Anthropology
ANTH 4702 Gender and Health
CLAS 3903 Women in Ancient Greece
ED 5181 Feminist Theory and Education
ENGL 3883 Women's Writing in English
FR 3534 Écrits de femmes
FR 3834 Écrivaines québécoises contemporaines
FVI 2001 Introduction to Family Violence Issues
FVI 3002 Social and Psychological Contexts of Abuse
HIST 3003 European Women 1450-1800
HIST 3325 A History of Sexualities
HIST 3326 Gender, Health, and Medicine
HIST 4001 Heretic and Witches in Europe (1350-1650)
HIST 4003 Women in the Early Modern Atlantic World
HIST 4242 Victorian Britain
HIST 4313 History of Women in Canadian Society
HIST 4323 The Family in North America
MAAC 3055 Women and Media
PHIL 3315 20th Century Women Philosophers
POLS 2503 Women and Politics
POLS 3441 Women Political Thinkers
POLS 3443 Feminist Issues in Political Thought
POLS 4722 Women, Gender, and Development
PSYC 3263 Psychology of Women
PSYC 3383 Women and Mental Health
PSYC 4223 Topical Seminar in Sex and Gender
RSS 4242 Gender, Sport and Leisure
RUSS 4061 Russian Women Writers
SOCI 1543 Men and Women: Then and Now
SOCI 2303 Sociology of the Families
SOCI 2313 Sociology of Women I
SOCI 3335 Religion, Gender and Society
SOCI 3543 Sociology of Gender Relations
SOCI 3634 Violence Against Women
SOCI 4005 Feminist Theory
SOCI 4336 Families, Law, and Social Policy
SOCI 4337 Legal Responses to Family Violence
SOCI 4345 Sociology of Women II: Selected Topics
SPAN/WLCS 3062 Caribbean and Latin American Women Artists
SPAN/WLCS 4062 Contemporary Spanish and Latin American Women Artists
WLCS 4063 20th Century Women Writers
WLCS/MUS 3799 Women in Music

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Arts 3000, Internship in Arts, when the placement is with an organization working on gender and women's issues, will count for credit in Gender and Women's Studies. In addition, some departments offer honours seminars that may be pertinent. Please consult the relevant department for more details. Please consult the Coordinator of Gender and Women's Studies for the most recent list of core courses. Because Minors are subject to University-wide regulations, courses on gender and women offered in other Faculties, such as ED 5181 Feminist Theory and Education and NURS 4274 Iconography of the Nurse, may be counted as core courses for the Gender and
Women's Studies Minor, although they may not be eligible for Arts Faculty credit. Arts students seeking credit for Gender and Women's Studies courses outside their Faculty must ensure that they have Arts Faculty approval before they register for such courses.