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Serena D. Maurer
GWSS 494
Seattle Campus
Provides graduating seniors with the opportunity to demonstrate facility with writing, critical thinking, documentation of scholarly work, research/gathering of information, and the ability to disseminate ideas to intended audiences via the creation of a capstone project. Prerequisite: GWSS 200; GWSS 300; minimum grade of 2.0 in one additional graded 300-level GWSS course; minimum grade of 2.0 in one additional graded 400-level GWSS course. Offered: AWSpS.
Class description
In the Gender, Women and Sexuality Studies capstone we will reflect back on your intellectual and political journeys as GWSS majors and look forward towards what lies ahead. You will review some of the major concepts, skills and modes of analyzing the world you have encountered and engaged in GWSS and use them to conduct your capstone research projects. We will also consider how your journeys through GWSS will shape where you will go next, particularly in terms of the kinds of feminist thought and action you hope to engage in post-graduation.
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