Program Overview

Undergraduate Programs

The university offers a wide range of undergraduate programs, including:

• Academic programs
• University Core Curriculum
• General University programs
• Schools
• Courses A-Z, which includes:
  • Accounting (ACC)
  • American Sign Language (ASL)
  • American Studies (AMS)
  • Anthropology (ANT)
  • Applied Information Technology (AIT)
  • Arabic (ARA)
  • Art (ART)
  • Art LC-A (ARTA)
  • Behavioral Neuroscience (BSN)
  • BFA Acting (PAAT)
  • Biology (BIO)
  • Business (BUS)
  • Chemistry (CHE)
  • Chinese (CHI)
  • College of Health Professions (CHP)
  • Commercial Dance (PACD)
  • Communications (COM)
  • Communications and Media Studies (CMS)
  • Communications LC-P (COMP)
  • Computer Engineering (CE)
  • Computer Information Systems (CIS)
  • Computer Information Technology (CIT)
  • Computer Science (CS)
  • Core Course (COR)
  • Credit Equivalency Course (CEQ)
  • Criminal Justice (CRJ)
  • Criminal Justice LC-A (CRJA)
  • Dance (DAN)
  • Digital Media Studies (DMS)
  • Disability Studies (DIS)
  • Dyson General (DYS)
  • Economics (ECO)
  • Economics LC-A (ECOA)
  • Economics LC-M (ECOM)
  • Educational Studies (EDU)
  • English (ENG)
  • Environmental Science (ENS)
  • Environmental Stds LC-M (ENVM)
  • Environmental Stds LC-N (ENVN)
  • Environmental Studies (ENV)
  • Film And Screen Studies (FSS)
  • Finance (FIN)
  • Forensic Science (FOR)
  • French (FRE)
  • Global Asia (GLA)
  • Global Studies (GLB)
  • Greek (GRK)
  • Health and Wellness (HW)
  • Health Science (HSC)
  • History (HIS)
  • History LC-A (HISA)
  • History LC-B (HISB)
  • Honors College (HON)
  • Interdisciplinary (INT)
  • Italian (ITA)
  • Japanese (JPN)
  • Journalism (JRN)
  • Latin (LAT)
  • Latin American Studies (LAS)
  • Latina/Latino Studies (LLS)
  • Law (LAW)
  • Literature (LIT)
  • Management (MGT)
  • Marketing (MAR)
  • Mathematics (MAT)
  • Media and Communication Arts (MCA)
  • Music (MUS)
  • Musical Theater (PAMT)
  • New York City Studies (NYC)
  • Nursing (NUR)
  • Nursing (NURS)
  • Online Student Orientation IP (OSI)
  • PA Performance Ensemble (PAPE)
  • Peace and Justice Studies (PJS)
  • Performing Arts Film and TV (PAFT)
  • Performing Arts General Edu (PAGE)
  • Performing Arts Prod/Design (PAPD)
  • Performing Arts Stage Mgt (PASM)
  • Performing Arts Storytelling (PAST)
  • Philosophy (PHI)
  • Philosophy LC-M (PHIM)
  • Philosophy LC-P (PHIP)
  • Physician Assistant (PAS)
  • Physics (PHY)
  • Political Science (POL)
  • Political Science LC-A (POLA)
  • Political Science LC-M (POLM)
  • Portuguese (POR)
  • Psychology (PSY)
  • Psychology LC-A (PSYA)
  • Psychology LC-M (PSYM)
  • Public Administration (PAA)
  • Reading (RDG)
  • Religious Studies (RES)
  • Russian (RUS)
  • Science (SCI)
  • Sociology (SOC)
  • Spanish (SPA)
  • Speech (SPE)
  • Speech Pathology (SPP)
  • Taxation (TAX)
  • Teaching (TCH)
  • Teaching LC-A (TCHA)
  • Technology Systems (TS)
  • Theatre (THR)
  • Thinking, Problem Solving, Ldshp (TPL)
  • Translation (TRS)
  • University Life (UNV)
  • Women's & Gender Studies (WS)
  • Women's & Gender Studies LC-A (WSA)
  • Women's & Gender Studies LC-M (WSM)
  • Writing for Diversity and Equity (WDE)

Women's & Gender Studies LC-A (WSA)

Course Description

WSA 266 Gender, Race and Class (3 credits) This course examines how our consumption impacts the commonly held core values of our society. We will focus on issues of sex and sexuality and look at them through a lens of women's and gender theory and basic principles of economies. The course will focus on changes in supply and demand, income distribution, consumer behavior, and other economic factors and address how our consumption impacts what we believe about sexuality, pornography, gender, our bodies, and our health.

Prerequisites

This course does not have a prerequisite.