The Kinsey Institute - [Graduate Education]

Current Offerings (Updated Spring 2010)

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Required Core Course

(One of the following two courses is required.)

Health, Physical Education, and Recreation

H555 Issues in Human Sexuality and Health (3 cr.)

Kinsey Institute

K690 Sexual Science Research Seminar (1-3 cr.) (Spring 2011)
Professor: Erick Janssen

Course Offerings

Anthropology Department

E600: Migrations and diasporas (gender/sexuality) (Spring)

E698: The Ethnography of Europe
Professor: Joelle Bahloul

P600: Archaeology of Conflict and Violence
Professor: Susan M. Alt

B512: Evolutionary Medicine

B540: Hormones and Behavior (Spring)
Professor: Michael Muehlenbein

Applied Health Science

H540: Practicum in Human Sexuality Education
Professor: Catherine Sherwood-Laughlin

C501: Assessment and Planning in Public Health
Professor: Brian Dodge

C701: Advanced Health Behavior Theory for Research (Spring)
Professor: Susan E. Middlestadt

H617: Sexual Health Research Seminar
Professors: Michael Reece, Susan Middlestadt, Ahmed YoussefAgha

H617: Public Health in Africa
Professor: Michael Reece

Biology

A501: Techniques in Reproductive Diversity (Not offered in 2010-2011)
Professor: Ellen Ketterson

Z620: Graduate Seminars (sociosexual behaviors)
Professor: James Goodson (on sabbatical 2010-2011)

Communication & Culture

C506: Media Methods
Professor: John Hawkins

G619: Feminisms and Rhetorical Theory (Fall)
Professor: Phaedra C. Pezzullo

C793: Seminar in Media: Peforming belonging: Queer(ing) Identities and Mediascapes
Professor: Mary L. Gray (Not offered in 2010-2011)

East Asian Languages & Cultures:

H637: Gender, Education and Development (Offered in 2011-2012)
Professor: Heidi Ross

E505: Japanese Fiction and Culture: Modern Japanese Women Writers

J522: Modern Japanese Literature: Modern Japanese Writers
Professor: Michiko Suzuki
Note: readings are in Japanese

English

L655: Sex, Gender, and American Modernism

L742: Regional Sexualities
Professor: Scott Herring

Fine Arts

A543: History of Twentieth Century Photography (Every other spring: 2010, -12, -14)
Professor: Claude Cookman

Gender Studies

G701: Graduate Topics in Gender Studies: Queer Historicism

G701: Representations of Gender and Sexuality in Modern European Culture
Professor: Claudia Breger

G701: Gender, Education, and Development (Available 2011-2012)
Professor: Heidi Ross

G701: The Cultural Politics of HIV/AIDS

G702: Researching Gender Issues (Fall Semester)

G704: The Cultural Politics of Sexuality in the 20th Century
Professor: Colin R. Johnson

G704: The Cultural Politics of Sexuality in the 20th Century
Professor: Marion Bailey

History

H695: Gender and Sexuality in African History (Professor on leave 2010-2011)
Professor: Marissa Moorman

Neural Sciences

P567: Sex on the Brain
Professor: Dale R. Sengelaub (On sabbatical 2010-2011)

Psychology

P631: Intervention and Evaluation (Every other year, next given 2011-2012
Professor: Amy Holtzworth-Munroe

Religious Studies

I580/R382: Women in South Asian Religious Traditions (second 8 weeks, Fall Semester)
Professor: Rebecca J. Manring

R391: Religion and Sex in America
Professor: Sylvester Johnson

Sociology

S522: Constructing Sexuality (Spring 2010)

S521: Sexual Diversity (Spring 2010)
Professor: Martin S. Weinberg

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Undergraduate Courses with Sexuality Component or Focus

We provide this list as a service to undergraduate students looking for sexuality-focussed classes at Indiana University. These courses are not included in the Ph.D. Minor, unless listed above. Some departments may award graduate credit to graduate students enrolled in undergraduate class - please consult with your department.

Current Undergraduate Course Offerings (PDF)

Last updated May 20, 2010.