Gender Studies seeks to balance theory and activism, the personal and the political, the local and the global, and the classroom and the community.
The Gender Studies Program specifically emphasizes:
- Providing students with the theoretical and methodological tools to analyze gender within their chosen disciplines.
- Providing a learner-centered education in which critical thinking, student involvement, and personal insight are encouraged and made relevant to the learning process.
- Empowering students to critically and creatively apply an analysis of gender to their personal, family, educational, professional, and civic roles.
- Providing innovative and collaborative study, teaching, and service that promote new knowledge and socially responsible interactions with the world.
The Gender Studies Program is inclusive and welcomes students from all academic disciplines.
We invite you to consider a major, minor, or certificate in Gender Studies. The certificate may be acquired as a stand-alone academic achievement or may accompany another degree.
Degree and certificate info
For requirements and more information about this program, view its listing in the academic catalog:
- Associate of Arts (A.A.) degree
- Certificate
- Gainful employment disclosure for this certificate program
Interested in online learning?
All or a portion of the courses in this program may be available online.
Learn more about online programs and courses at Casper College.
Career opportunities:
- Advocacy of all kinds
- Communication
- Employment and training
- Support service for survivors of violence and abuse
- Politics
- Social Research in a wide variety of fields
- Reproductive rights and health
- Law enforcement and policy
- Administration or management
Graduates may also choose to complete their bachelor’s degree in Gender Studies and continue on to graduate school. Gender Studies graduates may attain graduate degrees in academic fields such as anthropology, art, communication, economics, education, government, history, international relations, law, literature, philosophy, psychology, and sociology.
Contact
Faculty
Georgia Wheatley
307-268-2700
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