SWAG 4998

Course Description

Majors in Studies in Women and Gender (SWAG) are encouraged to become Distinguished Majors. Students complete a two-semester written thesis (approximately 40-60 pages in length) in their fourth year under the supervision of a SWAG faculty member. The thesis allows students to pursue their own interests in depth and have the intellectual satisfaction of defining and completing a sustained project. www.virginia.edu/womenstudies/distmajor.html