B250 Interdisciplinary Analysis of Women's Role syllabus, Spring 1987

B250 Interdisciplinary Analysis of Women's Role syllabus, Spring 1987

This is a syllabus from Spring 1987 for IUSB’s B250 course, Interdisciplinary Analysis of Women’s Role. B250 was the first Women’s Studies course at IUSB, and it was coordinated and taught by Gloria Kaufman. The public was invited to attend all B250 lectures, films, and other presentations for free. The course featured prominent and notable figures such as Eileen Bender, Z. Budapest, Virginia Dill McCarty, Madeleine Pabis, Leslie Viktora, and more.

Kaufman, Gloria

Gloria Kaufman Papers, Indiana University South Bend Archives and Special Collections

Spring 1987

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