ANTH 374 - Reproductive Health-Sexuality

Health, healing and learning how their bodies work are issues of concern to women worldwide. In this class students will take a cross-cultural approach to understanding how pregnancy and reproduction are socially and culturally contructed and constrained. Students will experience a radically new way of considering and representing the body. Students will also examine reproductive rights concerns, birth control, and the relation of sexually transmitted diseases to fertility and women’s perceptions of their bodies. This course meets General Education requirements: Social Awareness and Global Consciousness and new Fall 2017 Self and Society and Global Diversity. Typically Offered On Demand
Level: UG
Credit Hours: 3

Prerequisite ANTH 122/D- Or GEOG 112/D- Or SOCY 121/D-
Ferris Equivalencies: