Culture, Gender & Appearance
APDM/WS 200 - Fall 2002
Class Hours: T&TH 12:00-1:15 PM, Room Crawford 105
This
class is both a distance learning/on-line and classroom setting course
between the University of Hawaii, Manoa and Washington State University. You
must have regular access to a computer, an e-mail address and the ability to
learn WebCT.
Unless
otherwise noted in class or on the syllabus,
UH students will usually only meet in the classroom on Tuesday's.
Thursday will be your time to work on your
weekly on-line threaded discussions or group project
with your Washington State University colleagues.
Special Note
You are responsible for keeping track of which days we'll meet and which we
will not.
The best way to do
this is by attending class every Tuesday.
If you confuse the days and miss a class, please consult with your classmates.
It is strongly recommended that you regard each Thursday as 'class time'
so you don't get behind.
The classroom instructor for this course is:
Jennifer Shay, Teaching & Graduate Assistant, MSW Student Email: myta@earthlink.net Office Location: Miller 208a
Course Description
A cross-cultural investigation of the impact of the social world on the
gendered body and dress.
The social, psychological and cultural aspects of dress are used to explore the
social construction of gender.
The role of culture and gender in the creation of idealized images used by the
fashion system will be explored in detail.
Questions or comments? E-mail Jennifer at myta@earthlink.net
or Dr. Linda Arthur at larthur@wsu.edu
Please note that the email addresses
aren't linked at this time
Updated: 08.19.02