HIST 319 – History, Women & Diversity in US
Instructor: Tiffany González
Day & Time:
Monday & Wednesday
11:00 AM -12:15 PM
Credit Fulfillment:
KU Core Goal 4.1
Core 34 Goal USC
HIST Cat I
Monday & Wednesday
11:00 AM -12:15 PM
Credit Fulfillment:
KU Core Goal 4.1
Core 34 Goal USC
HIST Cat I
HIST 319 – History, Women & Diversity in US
This course examines the diversity of women's activism and candidacy in the U.S. from the twentieth century to the present. The course explores women's intersectional experiences and contributions to understanding their lives and communities. Questions that inform the class pertains to how has race/ethnicity, class, gender, and sexuality shaped women's activism and women's experiences with the political process. Students will learn how the past informs the present and the importance of diversity in shaping the U.S. today.
This course meets KU Core Goal 4.1 | Core 34 Goal USC | HIST Cat II