SOC 218 Sexuality and Society

3 Credit(s) CS

This course examines the construction and experience of human sexuality across various social and historical contexts. This course uses an intersectional lens to explore how sexuality intersects with other social identity categories including race, ethnicity, gender, and social class. Topic areas for this course include sexual identities, sexual behvaviors and practices across the life course, sexual and reproductive health, morality and sexuality, and social movements around sex and sexuality. Three lecture hours per week.

Prerequisites: SOC110 or permission of Department Chairperson.