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Women’s Studies at TCU provides an interdisciplinary approach to studying gender as a social construction. Women’s Studies explores the many theoretical approaches to gender and its intersection with race, ethnicity, class, and sexuality. Women’s Studies promotes gender equality for both men and women. A key goal of the Women’s Studies Program is to foster an academic environment that is supportive of many approaches to learning and exploration.

Women’s Studies informs every discipline at TCU. It promotes critical thought and reflection, sharpens written and oral communication skills, and trains students in sensitivity to multiple perspectives. As our society becomes more diverse, and as women assume greater leadership in society, individuals educated in the critical theories and methods of Women’s Studies have highly marketable skills.

Although women now comprise 56% of the college population nationwide, women are still significantly underrepresented in decision-making positions in academe; they also continue to earn far lower salaries in the corporate world.  There has never been a more important moment for placing women and gender at the center of the academic enterprise.


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Director of Women's Studies
Karen Steele
Reed Hall 222
P. (817) 257-6255
F. (817) 257-6238      
E. k.steele@tcu.edu

Women's Studies
2800 South University
TCU Box 297016
Fort Worth, TX 76129

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