Women's studies added to majors at Kansas State

From: The Topeka Capital-Journal | Date: September 7, 2004| Author: Matt Moline Capital-Journal | Copyright information

WOMEN'S STUDIES

- Courses in the women's studies program at Kansas State University examine various aspects of women's lives, including not only the barriers and prejudices that still hold women back but also women's achievements.

- Some courses focus on the nature of sex differences and gender roles while others focus on the interrelationships among women, gender roles and the major institutions that shape our society.

- Humanities courses explore images and achievements...

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