Women & Gender Studies Minor

What is the Women and Gender Studies Minor?

The Women and Gender Studies Minor is an interdisciplinary minor that will enrich your understanding of women’s contributions to society and the role of gender in shaping human life.

By viewing the relationship between gender and power from a variety of perspectives - social, artistic, historical, and scientific - you will begin to grasp the ways in which gender is constructed. The minor also investigates how gender has affected the lives of men and women all over the world and throughout human history.

The minor is a perfect fit if you are planning a career in business, law, politics, international relations, science, health professions, social and community service, or education.

Women and Gender Studies Club

The Women and Gender Studies Club sponsors a number of events throughout the school year, including: Love Your Body Day, the Clothesline Project, self-defense classes, movie nights, and Breast Cancer Awareness Week.  Through both formal and informal means, the club creates an open and safe space for students to examine issues related to gender.

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Bawany and Austin Named 2012-2013 Recipients of Excellus Undergraduate Diversity Scholarship

Bawany and Austin Named 2012-2013 Recipients of Excellus Undergraduate Diversity Scholarship

01/23/2013

As part of its Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration on Monday, St. John Fisher College announced the 2012-2013 recipients of the Excellus BlueCross BlueShield Undergraduate Diversity Scholarship. Ms. Yesenia Garcia-Key, Community Engagement Coordinator, Excellus BlueCross Blue Shield, presented Mohammad Husain Bawany ’13 and Kaelen Austin ’13 with $500 scholarships in recognition of their involvement in Fisher clubs and organizations whose programs reflect a strong commitment to diversity, equity, and social justice. Read More

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