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Student Voices

This Is What a Feminist Looks Like

A group of women smiling confidently at the camera. Two of the women are holding books.

Three women holding a Women and Gender Studies sign while smiling confidently at the camera.

Women standing against concrete wall holding signs for the Women's March.

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This class is very interesting and gives a different outlook on men and masculinity.

Travis Student Thoughts on WGS 112: Introduction to Masculinities

I really enjoyed this class (favorite one of the semester). It allows you to look at important issues in society and talk about them openly. I liked hearing others’ opinions and views that differed from mine. This class opened my eyes to a lot of important topics. 

Hallie Student Thoughts on WGS 112: Introduction to Masculinities

Other students should take this class because it really gives you a new way to look at why men act the way they do. It gives you the opportunity to learn about masculinity, and relate it to your own experiences. 

Allie Student Thoughts on WGS 112: Introduction to Masculinities

An awesome critical thinking class that sheds light on everyone’s issues, men and women. 

Anonymous Students thoughts from WGS 350: Perspectives in Women's Studies

This class is a rewarding challenge to look at issues from different perspectives. 

Anonymous Students thoughts from WGS 350: Perspectives in Women's Studies

WGS 350 is an interactive, discussion-based class that taught students the impact that gender roles and expectations have on ALL individuals in our society, regardless of anatomical sex or sexual orientation.

Anonymous Students thoughts from WGS 350: Perspectives in Women's Studies

This class has been the most influential class that I have taken during my four years at NDSU. I have grown as a person. This is the class I am excited to attend.

Anonymous Students thoughts from WGS 350: Perspectives in Women's Studies

Student Gallery

The Women and Gender Studies student gallery is dedicated to showcasing your feminist artistic and literary work! If you are a NDSU student and would like to submit a digital copy of a photo, piece of art, essay, short story, poem or other work to the WGS student gallery, please contact Erienne Fawcett.

Erienne Fawcett

Women and Gender Studies

Email: ashley.baggett@ndsu.edu Phone: (701) 231-7175 Page Manager