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Home » News » In the News » #WeToo: Gender Studies Featured in Rutgers Magazine
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#WeToo: Gender Studies Featured in Rutgers Magazine

Posted September 26, 2018, in In the News, News.

Dr. Gail A. Caputo and Rutgers–Camden’s new Gender Studies program was featured in the latest edition of Rutgers Magazine.

Read full the full #WeToo story by Leslie Gariso Pfaff.

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Why double major in Gender Studies?

IT APPLIES TO YOU
Gender Studies deals with how each of us experience the world.

MAKES FINANCIAL SENSE
Graduate with a second major and save tuition costs.

FLEXIBLE
Available fully online and on-campus. Courses are taught year-round.

GIVES YOU AN EDGE
Enter the job market with 2 majors and extensive knowledge about human diversity.

CUSTOMIZABLE
Plan your coursework to study men and masculinities, women and feminism, and queer life and LGBTQIA+ studies.

CHOOSE YOUR TOPICS
Apply gender studies to many disciplines, including criminal justice, health sciences, psychology, fine arts, history, English, social work, sociology, childhood studies, philosophy, religion, nursing, business and more.

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