Department of Critical Race, Gender & Sexuality Studies

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Department Chair
Ramona Bell, Ph.D.

Department of Critical Race, Gender and Sexuality Studies
Behavioral & Social Sciences 206
707-826-4329 

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Programs

• Critical Race, Gender and Sexuality Studies, B.A.

• Women’s Studies Certificate of Study

• Comparative Ethnic Studies Minor
• Multicultural Queer Studies Minor
• Women’s Studies Minor

• Critical Race, Gender and Sexuality Studies, B.A. MAP

Courses

• CRGS 101 - Peace & Justice Studies
• CRGS 108 - Power/Privilege: Gender and Race, Sex, Class
• CRGS 118 - College Skills
• CRGS 235 - Act to End Sexualized Violence
• CRGS 280 - Selected Topics in Critical Race, Gender and Sexuality Studies
• CRGS 313 - Community Activism
• CRGS 321 - Trans* Lives and Theory
• CRGS 331 - Radical Futures: Race, Environment, and Social Justice
• CRGS 360 - Race, Gender and US Law
• CRGS 390W - Theory and Methods
• CRGS 430 - Decolonizing Gender and Sexuality
• CRGS 480 - Selected Topics in Critical Race, Gender and Sexuality Studies
• CRGS 482 - Internship
• CRGS 485 - Professional Development
• CRGS 491 - Mentoring
• CRGS 499 - Directed Study

• ES 105 - Introduction to U.S. Ethnic Studies
• ES 106 - Introduction to Black Studies
• ES 107 - Chican@/Latinx Lives
• ES 108 - Asian American Lives
• ES 200 - Comparative Histories of African American and Latinx Americans in the United States
• ES 202 - Hip Hop and the Black Experience
• ES 203 - Asian American Images and Pop Cultures
• ES 210 - CouRaGeouS Cuentos Production
• ES 280 - Selected Topics in Ethnic Studies
• ES 301 - Media and the Politics of Representation
• ES 302 - Asian American Studies
• ES 303 - From Civil Rights, Black Power to Black Lives Matter
• ES 304 - Migrations and Mosaics
• ES 305 - African American Cultural History
• ES 306 - World Regions Cultural Studies
• ES 307 - Multicultural History of Africa
• ES 308 - Multi-Ethnic Resistance in the U.S.
• ES 309 - Health Issues in African American Communities
• ES 310 - U.S. and Mexico Border
• ES 314 - Chicano Culture and Society in America
• ES 317 - Campus Dialogue on Race
• ES 336 - U.S. Writers of Color
• ES 396 - International Latino Film Seminar
• ES 465B - Multicultural Issues in Literature/Languages
• ES 465C - Multicultural Issues in Literature/Languages
• ES 480 - Selected Topics in Ethnic Studies
• ES 499 - Directed Study
• ES 680 - Graduate Seminar
• ES 690 - Thesis
• ES 699 - Independent Study

• WS 106 - Introduction to Women’s Studies
• WS 107 - Women, Narrative, History
• WS 280 - Selected Topics in Women’s Studies
• WS 300 - Psychology of Women
• WS 303 - Anti-Colonial Women’s Movements
• WS 306 - Sex, Class and Culture: Gender and Ethnic Issues in International Short Stories
• WS 308B - Gender and Literature
• WS 308C - Gender and Literature
• WS 309B - Gender and Communication
• WS 316 - Gender and Society
• WS 317 - Women and Development
• WS 318 - LGBTQIA+ Issues in Schools
• WS 320 - Act to End Violence Seminar
• WS 336 - U.S. Writers of Color
• WS 340 - Ecofeminism
• WS 350 - Health and Body Politics
• WS 370 - Queer Women’s Lives
• WS 436 - Human Sexuality
• WS 465B - Multicultural Issues in Literature/Languages
• WS 465C - Multicultural Issues in Literature/Languages
• WS 480 - Selected Topics in Women’s Studies
• WS 485 - Seminar in Feminist Studies
• WS 499 - Directed Study
• WS 680 - Environment and Community: Gender, Race, Class

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