The Gender Studies Minor is an interdisciplinary program designed to encourage critical thinking about the historical, cultural, literary, and societal roles of women and gender across global contexts. It is open to students of all majors and aims to foster an understanding of social justice and personal wholeness. The program encourages students to challenge stereotypes and engage with complex gender-based debates, including perspectives informed by the Christian faith. It is particularly relevant for those interested in how gender intersects with race, ethnicity, class, culture, religion, sexuality, and disability.
A Gender Studies minor equips students with valuable skills sought by employers, including strong critical thinking, understanding of diversity and equity, confidence in public speaking and facilitation, persuasive writing, and robust research abilities. These skills make graduates assets in various workplaces.
The minor is open to all undergraduate majors.
Tuition and living costs are not specified on the program page. Please refer to the university's general admissions and fees information.