Middlebury

GSFS 0435

Feminist Engaged Research

Feminist Engaged Research
What makes research feminist? How does one conduct feminist research? How has feminist research been useful to social movements and how have movements informed feminist research? What happens to feminist research when it moves to the public sphere? In this class students learn how to produce original feminist research—how to craft research questions, write a literature review, choose relevant methodologies, and collect and analyze qualitative data. In addition to writing a research paper, students will translate their research findings into an alternative (non-academic paper) format and for an audience beyond our classroom. (Minimum of 3 GSFS classes. Class intended for GSFS majors and minors and students in the IGS Gender Track.) 3 hrs. Sem.
Subject:
Gender Sexuality &Fem. Studies
Department:
PrgGender/Sexuality/Fem. Study
Division:
Interdisciplinary
Requirements Fulfilled:
AMR CW SOC

Sections

Fall 2024

GSFS0435A-F24 Seminar (Essig)

Fall 2023

GSFS0435A-F23 Seminar (Thomsen)

Fall 2022

GSFS0435A-F22 Seminar (Thomsen)

Fall 2021

GSFS0435A-F21 Seminar (Thomsen)

Fall 2020

GSFS0435A-F20 Seminar (Essig)

Fall 2019

GSFS0435A-F19 Seminar (Thomsen)

Fall 2018

GSFS0435A-F18 Seminar (Thomsen)

Fall 2017

GSFS0435A-F17 Seminar (Thomsen)