HIS 357 - Women in History

3 credits
A comparative survey of the contributions of women in world history. The course will include elite and non-elite women in Western European, Eastern, Middle Eastern, and American traditions from the ancient to the modern era. Students will access these histories through textual and material sources, exploring broader concepts such as the historical importance of women in political, social, and religious contexts. May be taken as a 400 level thesis course with instructor approval. Course may not be repeated if already taken at the 300 level.

This course meets the Non-Western Education Collateral requirement.
Term Offered: Odd fall semesters