This course broadly covers cross‐cultural study of gender, sex, and sexuality, and race including exploring the cultural construction of categories and cultural practices related to gender, sex, and sexuality, and race. If you would like to read a more expanded description of the course and a good representation of topics covered you can find a SAMPLE syllabus from a previous semester here http://www.uvm.edu/~dblom/SAMPLE_Anth_172_GSWS_165_Syllabus.pdf. The course consists of seven modules (Introduction, Sex and Gender, Sexual Activity and Sexual Orientation, Race and Ethnicity, Relationships at Intersection of Sex/Gender/Race/Ethnicity, Sports at Intersection of Sex/Gender/Race/Ethnicity, and Health/Medicine at the Intersection of Gender/Sex and Race/Ethnicity). You can find a SAMPLE of what assignments will consist of for one of the modules here http://www.uvm.edu/~dblom/SAMPLE_Anth_172_GSWS_165_Module.pdf.

See above. Note more expanded requirements listed in the syllabus for students taking the class for 200-level credit.

See above. Note more expanded requirements listed in the syllabus for students taking the class for 200-level credit.