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Skip to contentWomen, Gender, and Sexuality StudiesMenu Close Search EventsUndergraduateGraduate ProgramsJoint JD/MA ProgramGraduate CertificateOur PeopleAlumni CareersResourcesSupport WGSSLet your curiosity lead the way:Apply TodayHomeCoursesEventsNewsContactNewsletter Arts & Sciences Graduate Studies in A&S FacultyAmerican womanhood is not what it used to be − understanding the backlash to Dobbs v. Jackson 6.12.24 | Read the Story FacultyFaculty Publication - Wretched Refuse: Disability, Disposables, and the Cripistemology of Camp 5.21.24 | Read the Story NewsletterTriota-Epsilon Pi Chapter 5.15.24 | Read the Story Congratulations to the Class of 2024 5.15.24 | Read the Story WGSS Minor, Jack Mayer’s short film, "Philia," wins the best LGBTQ film at the Experimental Forum International Film and Video Art Festival 7.21.22 | Read the Story UndergraduateGraduateOur PeopleEventsNewsAlumni Careers About Our Department Faculty and students in the Department of Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies use an interdisciplinary approach to examine the construction of women, gender, and sexuality throughout the world. The interdisciplinary research and training in our department positions people to be thought leaders and agents in addressing inequality in all its forms. Our graduates have gone on to work in fields such as business, entertainment, law, medicine, and social work. This community of scholars and activists is committed to doing the critical work of reimagining and producing a more inclusive future. Why Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at WashU? Among the first in the nation (est. 1972), the Department of Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Washington University has emphasized the importance of gender and sexuality to such disciplines and interdisciplinary programs as philosophy, psychology, history, education, law, architecture, art history and archaeology, anthropology, political science, international studies, American culture studies, and studies in culture and languages. Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies students are often leaders in campus organizations that deal with issues concerning women, gender relations, sexuality and health. They also participate in a wide spectrum of co-curricular organizations available to undergraduates, including Students for Choice, Uncle Joe's Peer Counseling, LIVE, Student Forum on Sexuality, SARAH, Pride Alliance WU, and the Representation Project.     Our Courses Screen Shot 2017-09-01 at 8.27.31 AM.png explore wgss courses Certainly WGSS helps students better understand social relationships, gender, and sexuality. But WGSS also prepares students to critically think in any situation, whether or not they have encountered it before. That skill set is indispensable. Many majors follow careers dissimilar from their initial training. WGSS casts the widest net in that sense. Regardless of whether or not my work involves gender or sexuality issues, I know that I have been trained to succeed efficiently, empathetically, creatively, and justly ―Rishi Rattan, MD WGSS Alumna CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 2024! MAJORS Stella Anderson, Reilly Brady, Zoe Chase, Lily Coll, Olivia Danner, Brandy Farmer, Melissa Gibson, Bristol Hough, Emma Kelley, Ashley Kennedy, Anu Lakkamsani, Kamala Madireddi, Abigail Matthews, Ali Mora, Yunseo Nam, Ansh Purohit, Cori Raack, Sarah Rosen, Shalah Russell, Rose Sanders, Rekha Sashti, Madison Seramur, Sydney Stewart, Aurelia Walker MINORS Lucas Blair, Clara Chavez-Ives, Jayla Coleman, Hannah Davis, Madison Fang, Astonish Fann, Stephanie Fisher, Sana Jaleel, Analiese Knight-Ward, Shreya Kuchipudi, Heather Lea, Audrey Liu, Kevin McCarthy, Grace Mead, Nash Overfield, Quanna Pepper, Emma Platt, Campbell Sharpe, Hannah Silverstein, Marlo Underhill, Sai Vuda, Nyla Welch, Amaya Wiekerson JD/MA STUDENTS Rachel DiSibio, Taylor Kay, Li-Mae McNehlan GRADUATE CERTIFICATE STUDENTS Emily Levine, PhD, Japanese Language and Literature; Salvador Lopez Rivera, PhD, French Language and Literature; Stephen Reaugh, PhD, English; Laurel Taylor, PhD, Comparative Literature National Women&＃039;s Studies Association awards the Alison Piepmeier Book Prize to WGSS faculty member, Cynthia BarounisRead MoreFacultyLeft of #MeToo by Professor Heather BergRead MoreLeft of #MeToo by Professor Heather Berg10.5.20 | FacultyRead more Quick LinksResourcesEventsOur PeopleContactAlumni CareersAdditional information Arts & Sciences Graduate Studies in A&SCopyright 2024 by:Arts & Sciences at Washington University in St. LouisFollow Us Instagram Facebook Twitter YouTube Contact Us: Department of Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies [email protected] Visit the main Washington University in St. Louis website1 Brookings Drive / St. Louis, MO 63130 / wustl.edu