GEC Coordinator: Erica Rand

Queer Studies looks at sexuality and gender while foregrounding non-normative or anti-normative perspectives. Queer Studies includes considerations of lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, and genderqueer history, culture, and politics, with mindful attention to the limits and alternatives to those time- and culture-bound terms.

Complete four credits designated with the (C009) GEC attribute, one of which must be at the 300-level.

Active course offerings include:

Course List (Per Attribute)

Code	Title
AFR 252	Contemporary Issues in Dance
AFR 306	Queer Africana: History, Theories, and Representations
AMST 353	Critical Theory/Critical Acts
AVC 287	Gender and Visual Culture
AVC 345	Trans Studies in the Politics of Visibility
DANC 252	Contemporary Issues in Dance
ENG 306	Queer Africana: History, Theories, and Representations
EUS S18	Wilde Times: Scandal, Celebrity, and the Law
EUS 317	Beyond Human: Cyborgs and Technology
FYS 203	Family Stories
FYS 573	Sex in the Brain: the Neuroscience of Hormones, Sex, and Gender
GSS S18	Wilde Times: Scandal, Celebrity, and the Law
GSS 100	Introduction to Gender and Sexuality Studies
GSS 202	Queer and Trans Sports Studies
GSS 238	Queer Power: Political Sociology of U.S. Sexuality Movements
GSS 256	Feminist Political Thought
GSS 270	Sociology of Gender
GSS 282	Constitutional Law II: Rights and Identities
GSS 287	Gender and Visual Culture
GSS 306	Queer Africana: History, Theories, and Representations
GSS 312	Transgender Narratives
GSS 317	Beyond Human: Cyborgs and Technology
GSS 345	Trans Studies in the Politics of Visibility
GSS 353	Critical Theory/Critical Acts
HIST S18	Wilde Times: Scandal, Celebrity and the Law
PLTC 238	Queer Power: Political Sociology of U.S. Sexuality Movements
PLTC 256	Feminist Political Thought
PLTC 282	Constitutional Law II: Rights and Identities
RFSS 260	Lesbian and Gay Images in Film
RUSS 317	Beyond Human: Cyborgs and Technology
SOC 238	Queer Power: Political Sociology of U.S. Sexuality Movements
SOC 270	Sociology of Gender