The academic programs within GITA (one major and two minors) identifies and critically examines systems of power utilizing intersectional and transnational frameworks that allow for self-reflection and active engagement in social change.
For more information contact, Soj Sirivanchai at [email protected].
This major identifies and critically examines systems of power utilizing intersectional and transnational frameworks that allow for self-reflection and active engagement in social change.
The Gender Studies minor offers courses on gender and women's studies.
The Sexualities Studies minor compliments any major, but is particularly important for students who hope to work with LGBTQ and other sexual and gender minority populations.
CPD courses are 1-credit hour courses offered by GITA that cover a broad range of subjects ranging from developing professional skills to personal interests and goals.
This fall course examines issues around subsistence and biodiversity, resource extraction, and environmental justice. Only offered every few years!
Examine how settler colonialism and imperial conquest inform contemporary approaches to environmentalism/environmental policy
