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Emily Adair Neff-Sharum
POL S 313
Seattle Campus
Theoretical, historical, and empirical studies of women's participation in political and social movements. Women's diverse efforts to improve their political, social, and economic status. Policy issues of particular concern to women. Women's political experiences in household, local, regional, national, and international arenas Offered: jointly with WOMEN 313.
Class description
Description: This course explores two broad themes of women in American politics. The first is how women have engaged politics as political actors both outside of government and as elected representatives. The second broad theme this course will explore is the development of women’s policy.
Student learning goals
General method of instruction
General Method of Instruction: The bulk of the class will be discussion. Some lecture materials will be presented. Participation in discussion is required.
Recommended preparation
Preparation: Completion of POS 202 is recommended.
Class assignments and grading
Grading: Grades will be based upon a series of discussion papers, participation, and a final exam.
