Justice, Diversity, Gender Studies (JDG)

Provides an overview of topics and approaches that mark Women & Gender Studies across disciplinary and cultural boundaries.

This "topics" course explores particular issues related to diversity and the human experience from the perspective of a humanities or related discipline. Students will learn about the various sociopolitical issues related to diversity, equity, and inclusive practices in our increasingly global society through the analysis of real-world social issues and injustices.

This course offers students the opportunity to explore rotating topics related to justice and activities that promote positive social change. The course engages real-world social issues and injustice and introduces theories or approaches on how to respond. Students will describe an appropriate ethical response to the issue explored in order to advocate for justice or positive change.

Explores particular issues related to women and gender studies from the perspective of the humanities or a related discipline, including, but not limited to Art History, English, History, Philosophy, and Theology.