LGBTQIA2S+ courses

LGBTQ Studies (Gen Ed)

College/Dept: GWS
Day(s)/Time: T/TH - 11am - 12:15pm
Facilitator: Reid Gómez

Introduction to the study of sexual identities, communities and politics as they relate to gender, race and class in different cultural contexts.  Special attention is given to social justice perspectives.  Course is interdisciplinary in its approach, using literature, history, arts, and social science.

LGBT Music and Dance in the U.S.

College/Dept: W.A. Franke Honors College
Day(s)/Time: M/W - 9:30-10:45am
Facilitator: Dr. Kate Alexander

In this course, students trace the emergence of LGBTQ+ music and dance culture in the United States, using theories and methods from queer studies, ethnomusicology, and history to map how identity evolves, and the interactions between identity and cultural change.

Trans Studies

College/Dept: GWS
Day(s)/Time: Asynchronous Online
Facilitator: Reid Gómez

This course offers an introduction to Trans Studies. We read and consider current debates in the field and how they relate to political language and ethical relationships.

Leading for Inclusion

College/Dept: Eller, MGMT
Day(s)/Time: T/Th - 12:30-1:45pm
Facilitator: Katina Sawyer

This course teaches students how to become inclusive business leaders.

Community Archives & Museums

College/Dept: College of Information Science
Day(s)/Time: Tuesdays - 2-4:30 pm
Facilitator: Professor Jamie A. Lee

In this course, students will draw from critical scholarship and community memory practices, discussions, and community-focused assignments to develop an understanding of community-focused archives and museums as knowledge domains.  Students will be introduced to the concept of "research with respect" to develop practical strategies for working within community-focused archives and museum contexts to:  identify records, artifacts, and their creation; document their activities; collect, manage, display, make accessible, and preserve records and other historical and cultural material.

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Sex, Health and AIDS

College/Dept: SBS, GWS
Day(s)/Time: T/TH - 2-3:15pm
Facilitator: Reid Gómez

Understand the HIV/AIDS pandemic as a network of power relations between disciplines, systems, social, geographical, and political positions.