Women's Studies Recognizes Exceptional Women
November 8, 2019
Women’s Studies recently created trading cards for women they admire. These cards depicted mothers, grandmothers, aviators, writers, artists, athletes, and politicians. Another project required students to visit the baby and toddler sections in a department story to photograph and analyze gendered messages in clothing, toys, and accessories. Women’s Studies is a one trimester class taught by Christina DeVos, combining history and sociology to help students better understand women’s experiences of the past and analyze women’s situations today.
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