SOCW 325 - Women/Men: Myth & Reality

3 Credit Hours
This course studies the changing roles of women and men in American & World cultures. Emphasis will be on sex roles, sex stereotyping, socialization of the sexes, gender based violence, media and employment. Social conditions and attitudes which affect the role and status of women and men in the social institutions of government, economics, education, religion, and family are explored. This course will also explore the intersectionality of women/men with ethnicity, age and sexual orientation.

Prerequisites: SOCW206

Course Attributes: Diversity Flag / DCR, EPU, Gender & Diversity Studies, GDST Women and Gender Conc, Peace & Justice Studies Minor, Social Science Old/Trans Core

Levels: Graduate Undergraduate

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