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Undergraduate Programs of Study
Women’s Studies Program
Women’s Studies Program
Women's Studies at Manhattanville is a broadly-based, interdisciplinary program focusing on women and women's experiences. The program considers historical and current analyses of both Western and non-Western societies. Manhattanville offers a minor in Women's Studies, but no major.
Faculty Chairperson
Professor Nancy Harris
Women’s Studies Minor Requirements
A minor in Women's Studies requires WST 1040: Women and Society: An Introduction to Women's Studies, and a minimum of four other courses such as those from the samples listed below.
Possible Related Courses
Possible related courses include but are not limited to the following:
Art History
ARH 3005 |
Feminism and Art History |
ARH5043 |
Women as Image Makers |
English
ENG 3069 |
Images of Women in Literature |
ENG 2079 |
Women’s Film |
History
HIS 3051 |
Women’s History since 1789 |
Music
MUH 2030 |
Women in Music |
Political Science
Power, Politics and Passion: Women and the 21st Century |
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Women and Politics |
Psychology
Psychology of Self |
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PSY 3013 |
Psychology of Relationships |
Sociology
ANTH 3024 |
Gender, Health and Culture |
SOC 3088 |
Images of Women in Popular Culture |
Sexuality and Society |
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SOC 2031 |
Sociology of Family and Sex Roles |
Women and Work |
Spanish
Spanish Women Writers |
World Religions
Sexuality and Religion |
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WREL 3018 |
Transcending Gender |
WREL 3010 |
Women in Chinese and Japanese Religions |
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2012-2013 Undergraduate College Catalog
Manhattanville College Mission
Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action Policy
History and Educational Commitment
Inventory of Undergraduate Programs
Inventory of Graduate Programs
Full-Time Undergraduate Degree Requirements
Information and Research Skills
Co-Advisors for Double Majors & First-Year Freshman Policy
Declaration of Major Policy (Effective Fall 2012)
Credit Overload Policy & Graduation Credit Requirements
Academic Integrity & Procedures Regarding Violations of Code of Academic Integrity
Academic Probation and Dismissal Policy
Graduation Participation Requirements
Registration Requirements & Online Student Resources
Official & Unofficial Transcripts
Credit for Courses Taken Prior to Matriculation at Manhattanville
Credit for Courses Taken at International Institutions
Courses Taken While Matriculating at Manhattanville
Conversion of Credits from Quarter to Semester Value
Courses Not Eligible for Transfer
Credit Toward Manhattanville’s General Education Requirements
Institutions with which Manhattanville has Established Articulation Agreements:
AP Exam Subjects Accepted by Manhattanville (Minimum Score: 4)
Bachelor Degrees in Accelerated Format
English Language Institute (ELI)
Higher Education Learning Program (HELP)
Manhattanville Advancement Program (MAP)
Vice President for Student Affairs
Office of International Student Services
Student Activities and Organizations
Connie Hogarth Center for Social Action
Undergraduate Programs of Study
Economics / Finance / Management
Holocaust and Genocide Studies Program
Latin American Studies Program
Library and Information Studies
Mathematics and Computer Science
Manhattanville College Programs
Joint B.A./Graduate Degree Programs
Manhattanville College: B.A. Pace University, Dyson College of Arts and Sciences: M.S. in Publishing
Manhattanville College: B.A. Boston University Goldman School of Dental Medicine: D.M.D.
Manhattanville College: B.A., New York Medical College: D.P.T. Physical Therapy
Manhattanville College: B.A. New York Medical College: M.S. Speech-Language Pathology
School of Graduate & Professional Studies Programs
Master of Arts in Liberal Studies
Master of Fine Arts in Writing
Master of Science in Integrated Marketing Communications
Master of Science in International Management
Master of Science in Leadership and Strategic Management
Certificate in Non-Profit Leadership
Master of Science in Organizational management and Human Resource Development
School of Education Graduate Programs
Master of Arts in Teaching/Master of Professional Studies Diploma/Certification
Advanced Certification Programs
Individual Evaluation Certification and Extension Programs
Doctorate in Educational Leadership
Economics/Finance/Management Courses
Health & Wellness Education Courses
Interdisciplinary Studies Courses
Leadership & Strategic Management (Graduate Program) Courses
Finance (Graduate Program) Courses
Physical Education & Sports Pedagogy (Graduate Program) Courses
Sport Business Management (Graduate Program) Courses
Integrated Marketing Communications (Graduate Program) Courses
International Management (Graduate Program) Courses
Integrated Marketing Communications (Graduate Program) Courses
Music History & Literature Courses
Organizational Management & Human Resource Development (Graduate Program) Courses
Political Science & Legal Studies Courses
Full-Time Undergraduate Students Tuition and Fees
Part-Time Undergraduate Students Tuition and Fees
Graduate Students Tuition and Fees
Teacher Education Tuition and Fees
International Student Financial Aid
Satisfactory Academic Progress
Rights and Responsibilities of Scholarship Recipients
Graduate School of Education: Alumni and Graduate Scholarships
District Partnerships and Tuition Discounts
Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG)
Tuition Assistance Program (TAP)
Satisfactory Academic Progress for TAP Recipients Enrolled in Undergraduate Four-Year Programs
Aid for Part-Time Study (APTS)
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