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Instructor: |
Virginia Norris |
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Office Location: |
338 SCO |
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Office Phone: |
688-4915 |
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Office e-mail: |
Virginia_Norris@sdstate.edu |
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Fax |
605-688-6754 |
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Office Hours: |
1:30-2:30 MW, 10:00-11:00 F, and by appointment |
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Class Hours: |
TTH 3:30-4:45 |
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Class Location: |
RO G |
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TA |
Audrey Prosser |
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Audrey's telephone |
695-0951 |
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Audrey's email |
squiddle_diddle@hotmail.com |
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Spring 2000
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Spring 2001
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Spring 2002
Course Objectives
The primary goals of this course are (1) to introduce you to the
psychological research on the development of gender identity and the effects on
individuals of gender stereotypes and (2) to help you to apply critical thinking
skills to this research. I also hope that you will learn to use these critical
thinking skills in evaluating other materials dealing with other areas,
particularly those which end in "ism."
Syllabus
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Text: Lips,
H. M. (2001). Sex & gender: An introduction (4th ed). Mountain
View, CA: Mayfield. |
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Grading
Grades are assigned on the basis of the number of points
accumulated during the semester. The maximum number of points is 600.
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Grades
are assigned as follows: |
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540-600 |
A |
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480-539 |
B |
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420-479 |
C |
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360-419 |
D |
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359 or less |
F |
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Conduct
The University Student Conduct Policy is followed for this
class. This Code is found in the Student Policies Manual available in
the President’s Office, the office of every dean, the University Police
Department, and at the reserve desk of Brigg's Library.
An overview of the code is found at this link.
The Coordinator for Judicial
Affairs (Phone: 688-4738, office: Young Hall) is available to answer
questions.
We follow the
SDSU Academic Policy.
If you are a person with a
disability and anticipate needing any type of accommodation in order to
participate in this class, please inform me and make the appropriate
arrangements with the Office of Disability Services (ODS). The Office of
Disability Services is located in 110 West Hall. To schedule an appointment
call (605) 688-4504 and request to speak with Nancy L. Schade the
Coordinator of Disability Services.
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Attendance: The Dean of the College expects that you will attend
class on a regular basis. Repeated absences will impact your grade.
Last Update:
01/09/2004 10:27 AM
Published by PSYCHOLOGY
DEPARTMENT, South Dakota State University
 VIRGINIA_NORRIS@SDSTATE.EDU
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