FSU | Women's Studies Program



Florida State University Women's Studies - Psychology Bldg. 1107 W. Call Street, Tallahassee, FL 32306 - 2nd Floor - Room A208. Phone: (850) 644-9514 FAX: (850) 644-7661 Table of Contents MAIN Announcements & Upcoming Events Ongoing Events Frequently Asked Questions Course Description Major Undergraduate Requirements Minor Undergraduate Requirements Graduate Requirements Student Opportunities Faculty Jobs/ Misc. Announc. Local Women's Groups Women's Studies Links FSU Library Women's Studies Library Resources - FSU FSU Women's Studies Program Institutional Memberships FSU Women in Math, Science & Engineering Program State of Florida Commission on the Status of Women Women's Studies Staff Women's Studies Program History Support the Program		Student Opportunities Women's Studies in Europe Explore and examine feminist theory in practice across Europe during the Fall Term (through Antioch College). Take courses in Socio-Political Systems and Women's Lives. Study issues in Feminist Methodologies, Comparative Feminist Theories, and Independent Field Research. The objectives are to explore trends and dynamics of the European social, economic, and political systems as they influence contemporary gender theory, policy and conditions of women's lives. Students will stay at hostels, hotels and homestays through out Europe. A total of sixteen semester credits will be awarded by Antioch College for successful completion of this program. The program is open to students who have completed tow years of academic study in good standing. All majors are welcome A minimum of one women's studies course is required. For further information please visit: www.antioch-college.edu/aea/ Application Deadline: March 30 Southern Scholarship Foundation offers RENT-FREE HOUSING to qualified undergraduates. For more information, contact Beth Kelly at 850-222-3833. Link to List of Available Internships Link to Careers for Women's Studies Graduates http://www.akron.infi.net/~ddisse Contains excerpts and annotated bibliographies of translations of the pre-1600 writings of over 80 women. **Excellent resource for students enrolled in Women in Western Culture - WST 3251**
		For additional information, contact: womenstudies@mailer.fsu.edu