Course Subject/Number: WGSS 200
Course Title: Introduction to WGSS

Section: 0002 (40 seats)                 
Professor: Thompson                      
Day/Time: TT 9:35-10:50              
Modality: in-person                                  

Section: 0003 (90 seats)
Professor: Van Leeuwen
Day/Time: TT 11:10-12:25
Modality: in-person

Section: 0001 (25 seats)
Professor: Sirocky Meck
Day/Time: MWF 10:20-11:10
Modality: in-person

Course Subject/Number: WGSS 230
Course Title: Biology, Gender and Society
Section: 0001
Professor: Cynthia Bauerle
Day/Time: TTh 12:45-2
Modality: in-person

Course Subject/Number: WGSS 300
Course Title: Introduction to Queer Studies
Section: 0001
Professor: Kristen Kelley
Day/Time: MW 1:50-3:05
Modality: in-person

 Course Subject/Number: WGSS 301
Course Title: Shout Out
Section: 0001
Professor: Alison Bodkin
Day/Time: MW 3:25-4:40
Modality: in-person

Course Subject/Number: REL 306
Course Title: Gender and Sexuality in Islam
Section: 0001
Professor: Cyril V. Uy II
Day/Time: MW (TBD)
Modality: in-person

Course Subject/Number: HIST 320
Course Title: Women in U.S. History
Section: 0001
Professor: Emily Westkaemper
Day/Time: MW 3:25-4:40
Modality: in person

Course Subject/Number: HIST 327-0001 (15469) 
Course Title: Americans and Their Technologies
Professor: Kevin Borg
Day/Time: MW 1:50PM - 3:05PM
Modality: in-person

Course Subject/Number: ENG 327 
Course Title: Gothic Novels and Empire: Britain, Ireland, Jamaica
Professor: Katey Castellano
Day/Time: MW 1:50PM - 3:05PM
Modality: in-person

Course Subject/Number: SOCI/WGSS 337
Course Title: Sociology of Gender
Section: 0001
Professor: Matt Ezzell
Day/Time: TBD
Modality: in-person

Course Subject/Number: SCOM 348
Course Title: Communication and Gender
Section: 0001
Professor: Reslie Cortés
Day/Time: MWF 11:30-12:20
Modality: Large lecture in-person

Course Subject/Number: WGSS 368
Course Title: Found in Translation: Women from Latin America
Section: 0001
Professor: Majo Delgadillo
Day/Time: TT 11:10-12:25
Modality:  in-person

Course Subject/Number: WGSS 376
Course Title: Anthropology of Reproduction
Section: 0001
Professor: Becca Howes Mischel
Day/Time: TuTh 11:10AM - 12:25PM
Modality: in-person

Course Subject/Number: WGSS 383
Course Title: Women and Politics in Comparative Perspective
Section: 1
Professor: Constance Pruitt
Day/Time: TTh 8-9:15
Modality: in-person

Course Subject/Number: JUST 385
Course Title: Disability and Justice
Section: 0001
Professor: Daisy Brenneman
Day/Time: M/W 1:50-3:05
Modality:  hybrid

Course Subject/Number:  WGSS 386
Course Title:  Sexual Orientation, Law and Justice
Section:  0001
Professor:  Christine Robinson
Day/Time: Thursdays 3:55-6:25pm ?
Modality:  Hybrid

Course Subject/Number: WGSS/SCOM/WRTC 420
Course Title: Feminist Rhetorics
Section: 0001
Professor: Mallory Marsh
Day/Time: TR 12:45-2 pm
Modality: In person

Course Subject/Number: ENG 423
Course Title: Reproductive Dystopias
Section: 0001
Professor: Mary Thompson
Day/Time: T/TH 12:45
Modality: In-Person

Course Subject/Number: ISAT 485 / section 0001
Course Title: Gender Issues in Science
Professor: Shannon Conley
Day/Time: MW 9:35-10:50
Modality: In-Person

Course Subject/Number: WGSS 492
Course Title: Internship  (1-3 credit)
Section: 0001, 0002, 0003
Professor: Mary Thompson
Day/Time: TBD
Description:  see below

SOGIE Social Media Internship (1 credit)
Supervisor: Cassidy Angelo
Day/Time: TBD
Description: SOGIE is seeking a social media intern for Spring 2024. This individual would help maintain a social media schedule, create and post graphics, and assist in the outreach of events and services. This internship could support a 1 or 2 credit option. Contact: angelocn@jmu.edu ; 540-568-5470 

Queer Studies Internship (1 credit)
Supervisor: Kristen Kelley
Day/Time: TBD
Description:  This internship will support faculty in developing a Queer Studies (Minor) Program. Contact Dr. Kristen Kelley, kelle8km@jmu.edu

WGSS Social Media Internship (1 credit)
Supervisor: Mary Thompson
Day/Time: TBD
Description:  Provide content and design for WGSS program social media accounts (Fb, IG, and Twitter). Contact Dr. Mary Thompson thompsmx@jmu.edu to apply.

SexEdVA Internship (1-2 credits)
Supervisor: Kayla McKean
Day/Time: TBD
Description: Interns at SexEdVA co-facilitate and support sexual health education programming in Page County Public Schools, Harrisonburg City Public Schools, and Rockingham County Public Schools. Interns also support the Disability-inclusive Sexual Health Network (DSHN), the Appalachian Replication Program (ARP), and the Vision of You™ (VOY™) programs through the development of supplemental learning guides, parent and teacher workshops, and social media content. The DSHN and ARP programs focus on accessible sex ed for youth with disabilities and youth in rural areas of Virginia. The VOY™ project at SexEdVA offers high-school youth access to sexual health education through an asynchronous online program. For more Information contact: SexEdVA Program Manager, Kayla McKean, at mckeanka@jmu.edu or submit an interest form at www.sexedva.org/internships

Programming and Events Coordinator assistant for Women for Madison (2 credits)
Are you a dynamic and organized student with a passion for creating memorable experiences? We're seeking a motivated individual to join Women for Madison’s team as a support for the Assistant Director. Your responsibilities could include assisting in planning and executing exciting events on campus, collaborate with the team to develop innovative programming ideas around women alumnae and engage with attendees at events. This job will offer you valuable hands-on experience in event coordination with a philanthropic lens and unleash your creativity in programming initiatives. If you're ready to bring your organizational skills and creative flair to the forefront, apply now and be a key player in making every event for Women for Madison unforgettable! Please contact Meghan Schenker-Fulcher at schenkmj@jmu.edu if interested in learning more by January 5th. This non-paid internship is for 2 credits- 6 hours per week. 

Research Assistant for Women for Madison (1 credits)
Are you a forward-thinking student eager to delve into the worlds of research and education? Seize this opportunity to join us as Research Assistant and Curriculum Developer Intern for Women for Madison. We are in the process of creating the first ever Women In Leadership and Development course to roll out for the fall semester. Your responsibilities will include assisting in research to find best practices in women leadership and philanthropy and help to co-create engaging and effective curriculum. You will gain valuable insights into the intersection of academica nad real-world application and develop transferable skills that will set you apart in your academic and professional journey. If this sounds interesting to you please contact Meghan Schenker-Fulcher at schenkmj@jmu.edu and Cannie Campbell at campbecg@jmu.edu by January 5th. This non-paid internship is for 1 credit- 3 hours per week.