Course Description
Advanced study of issues in LGBTQ studies, including sexuality, marriage and family, health, employment, media representation, politics, and socialization. Emphasis is on interdisciplinary perspectives and critical thinking along with application of knowledge.
Athena Title
Research Methods LGBTQ Studies
Prerequisite
WMST 3100
Semester Course Offered
Offered spring
Grading System
A - F (Traditional)
Course Objectives
To increase depth of understanding of feminist perspectives on LGBTQ issues To develop critical thinking skills To present a coherent articulation of theorizing and researching about LGBTQ issues To apply theoretical knowledge to a practical problem To identify sites for future problem solving
Topical Outline
1. Histories of LGBTQ across different communities 2. LGBTQ representations 3. LGBTQ legal and political issues and political movements 4. LGBTQ narratives 5. Queer studies/global studies