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Women's Studies
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WMST 378 Women and Vocation
This course provides a critical examination of women and vocation from the Ancient Near Eastern world to the present. Central to this investigation will be a consideration of how a shared repertoire of historical context, narrative framework, and communal discourse affect the negotiation of vocational identity.
Cross-listed: BLST 378 Women and Vocation
Note: Students with credit for BLST 393 Women and Vocation or WMST 377 Women and Vocation may not take this course for creditPrerequisite: 6 credit hours of Biblical Studies
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WMST 393 Specialized Study
Offered occasionally to provide in-depth study in a topic in Women?s Studies that is not covered in regularly scheduled courses.
Prerequisite: 6 credit hours of Christian Ministry
