Please note: The Fall 2021 practicum class (WST 4941C) is full. Students are eligible to enroll in the practicum during the last three semesters before graduation. To add your name to a practicum class roster, or to request a spot on the wait-list for Fall, send this “Intent to Complete Form” form to Dr. Alyssa Zucker.
Other courses may be considered for Health Disparities in Society credit via petition.
NOTE: Please consult with Women’s Studies undergraduate coordinator if there is a question about a particular course or your track in this minor. Click on this link to view the requirements of this minor. Please note that course offerings are subject to change. Some courses for the minor may be limited to students within the department or major that offers them or may have mandatory prerequisites. If these constraints prevent you from enrolling in a course, please contact the instructor of that course to discuss options for your enrollment.
Remember, only two 2000-level courses may be counted toward this minor. All students in the minor must take WST 2322, Intro to Health Disparities. That means only one elective course may be taken at the 2000-level and the rest must be at the 3000-level or above.
Please note that the following electives are for students with a catalog year of 2018 or earlier; this means that your first semester at UF was Summer B/Fall 2018 or earlier. Electives for students with a catalog year of 2019 or later are farther down the page.
Tier I: Health or Social Science of Minority/Cultural Groups in the U.S.
- AFA 2000-Introduction to African American Studies
- ANT 3930-The Slave Narrative
- ANT 4462-Culture and Medicine (this class can count as Tier 1 or Tier 3)
- ANT4930-Special Topics in Anthropology: Jim Crow America
- EEX3097 – Social Perspectives on Disability
- EEX4280 – Disabilities in Community and Employment
- IDS2935 – Special Topics: Post-Holocaust American Jews
- IDS2935 – Special Topics: Passing and the Politics of ID
- IDS2935 – Special Topics: The Politics of Race at UF
- IDS2935 – Special Topics: Madness/Race/Histories
- IDS2935 – Special Topics: Race Class in Eq Ed
Note: Students outside of the College of Public Health cannot register directly for Public Health classes. Instead, you must email PHHP Academic Advising and ask to be enrolled. State that you are a Health Disparities minor, and give your UF ID number and the name and course number for which you wish to be enrolled. Enrollment is strictly on a space available basis.
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- PCO 4930 Multicultural Psychology
- SYD 3700 Minorities in American Society
- SYD 3805 Gender and Health
- SYO 4400 Medical Sociology
- WST 3703 – History of American Medicine: Race, Class, Gender, & Science
- WST 4704 – Discrimination & Health
Tier II: Social Inequality and Related Theory
- AFA 3100 Key Issues in African-American and Black-Atlantic Thought
- ANT 3451 Race and Racism
- ANT 4006 Human Rights and Culture
- AMH3931 – Special Topics in American History: Diversity
- AMH3931 – Slavery & Memory
- AMH4930 – History Research Seminar: US: Af Am/Latino Histories
- AMH4930 – History Research Seminar: US: Race & Gender in Cold War
- AML 4311- Major Figures of American Literature and Culture: James Baldwin and Critical Race Theory
- AML4685 – Race and Ethnicity: Afro-Latinx Lit and Culture
- ENG 4130 Race and Ethnicity in Film: Colonial & PoCo Cinema
- IDH2930 – (Un)common read: How to Be An Antiracist
- IDH2930 – (Un)common read: Women Health Stories
- IDS2935 – Special Topics: The Long Civil Rights Movement
- IDS2935 – Special Topics: Becoming Black
- IDS2935 – Special Topics: Be A Social Justice Activist
- PHI3633 – Bioethics
- PHI4930 – Philosophy of Sex and Gender
- PHM3127 – Race and Philosophy
- SYO4530 – Social Inequality
- WST3015 – Interdisciplinary Perspectives in Women’s Studies
- WST3603 – Sexualities Studies
- WST3930 – Sexual Ethics
- WST4630 – Gender, Culture, & Place
Tier III: International or Global Studies
- ·AFA 2000 – introduction to African American Studies
- AFS 2100 – The African Experience: An Introduction to African Studies
- AFS 3930: Sport Society in Modern Africa
- AFS3930 – Africa in World History
- AFS4935 – African Literature and Cultures
- AFS4935 – Islam in Africa
- AFS4935 – Anthropology of Migration
- ANT2301 – Human Sexuality and Culture
- ANT3620 – Language and Culture
- ANT4462 – Culture and Medicine
- ARA3510 – The Arab Woman
- ARH2000 – Art Appreciation: American Diversity and Global Arts
- ARH2613 – Introduction to Latin American Art
- ARH4930 – Special Topics in Art History: Modern African Art
- AFH2000 – Africa in World History
- ASH3442 – Modern Japan
- ASH3931 – Special Topics in Asian History: Modern China
- ASH3931 – Special Topics in Asian History: Women & Gender Modern Asia
- ASH3931 – Special Topics in Asian History: Borderlands
- EUH3670 – Jewish History from 711 to 1492
- CHI4930 – Modern Chinese Literature and Film
- GEA3600 – Geography of Africa
- GEA3405 – Geography of Latin America
- GEO3430 – Population Geography
- GEO3427 – Plants, Health and Spirituality
- GEO3454 – Peoples and Plagues
- HAT3564 – Haitian Culture and Society
- HSC4930 – Global Health Disparities
- HUM2424 – African Cultures and Literatures
- IDS2935 – Special Topics: Global Patterns of STIs
- IDS2935 – Wealth & Poverty in World
- IDS4930 – Culture & Politics of SE Asia
- JMT3500 – Jamaican Creole, Reggae, and Rastafari
- JPT3140 – Modern Women Writers
- JPT3500 – Japanese Culture
- JST3930 – Special Topics in Jewish Studies: Rep. of Race in Israel·
- JST3930 – Special Topics in Jewish Studies: Jews & Popular Culture
- JST3930 – Special Topics in Jewish Studies: From Immigrants to a Minority
- LAH2020 – Introduction to Latin American History
- LAH3100 – Emergence of Latin American Nations
- LAH3931 – Race, Gender, /Spanish Empire
- LAH3931 – Image, Film, Rev in Cuba
- LAH3931 – Disability in the World
- LAH4930 – Latin America: Race & Revolution in the Caribbean
- LAH4433 – Modern Mexico
- LAH4930 – History Research Seminar: Latin America: Inquisition
- LAS3930 – Jamaican Creole, Reggae & Rastafari
- LIT4194 – African Literature in English: Race/Gend/Sex African Lits
- LAS2001 – Introduction to Latin American Studies
- LAS3930 – Política Pública y Desarrollo
- LAS3930 – Intro to Gender & Sexuality in Latin America
- LAS3930 – Intro to Afro-Latinx Studies
- LAS4905 – Individual Work: Latin American Workplace
- LAS4935 – Latin American Area Seminar: Indigenous Ontologies
- LAS4935 – Latin American Area Seminar: Argentina and the Politics of
- LAS4935 – Latin American Area Seminar: Politics of the Caribbean
- MHS3930 – Special Topics: HUMAN SEXUALITY
- PHI3930 – Special Topics: LATIN-AMERICAN PHILOSOPHY
- REL2300 – Introduction to World Religions
- REL2301 – Introduction to Hindu Culture
- REL2315 – Religion in Asia
- REL2341 – Introduction to Buddhism
- REL2362 – Introduction to Islam
- REL3291 – Gender and the Hebrew Bible
- REL3938 – Hebrew Scriptures
- REL3938 – Chinese Buddhism
- REL3938 – Jews and Popular Culture
- REL4371 – Islam in Africa
- SYA4930 – Special Study: INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION
- SYD3395 – Sociology of Globalization
- WOH3931 – Special Topics in World History: Hist of Racial Thought
- WOH3931 – Special Topics in World History: Disability in the World
- WST3371 – Women, Leadership & Diversity in the Global Environment
- WST3415 – Transnational Feminism
- WST4930 – Gender and Development
Please note that the following electives are for students with a catalog year of 2019 or later.
Category A: Theories of Social Inequality, Difference, and Power
- AFA 3100 – Key Issues in African-American and Black-Atlantic Thought
- AMH3931 – Special Topics in American History: Slavery & Memory
- AMH4930 – History Research Seminar: US: Af Am/Latino Histories
- AMH4930 – History Research Seminar: US: Race & Gender in Cold War
- AML4311 – James Baldwin & Crit Race Theory
- ANT3451 – Race and RacismANT
- 4930 – Special Topics in Anthropology: Jim Crow America
- EEX3097 – Social Perspectives on Disability
- ENG4130 – Race and Ethnicity in Film: Colonial & PoCo Cinema
- EUH3931 – Special Topics in European History: Hist of Racial Thought
- IDS2935 – Special Topics: Be A Social Justice Activist
- IDS2935 – Special Topics: Becoming Black
- IDS2935 – Passing and the Politics of Id
- IDS2935 – The Long Civil Rights Movement
- LAH3931 – Race, Gender, Law Sp Empire
- LAH4930 -Race & Revoultion in the Caribbean
- LAS3930 – Intro to Gender & Sexuality in Latin American
- LIT4194 – African Literature in English: Race/Gend/Sex African Lits
- PCO4930 – Seminar in Counseling Psychology: MULTICULTURAL PSYCH
- PHI 4930 – Special Topics: PHILOSOPHY OF SEX & GENDER
- PHM3127 – Race and Philosophy
- SYD3700 – Minorities in American SocietyS
- YO4530 – Social Inequality
- WOH3931 – Special Topics in World History: Hist of Racial Thought
- WST3015 – Interdisciplinary Perspectives in Women’s Studies
- WST3415 – Transnational Feminism
- WST3603 – Sexualities Studies
- WST3930 – Special Interdisciplinary Topics in Women’s Studies: Sexual Ethics
- WST4630 – Gender, Culture, & Place
Category B: Health Systems and Social Justice Mission
- ANT4462 – Culture and Medicine
- GEO3430 – Population Geography
- GEO3454 – Peoples and Plagues
- HSC3201 – Community and Environmental Health
- HSC4930 – Global Health Disparities
- IDH2930 – (Un)common read: How to Be An Antiracist
- IDH2930 – (Un)common read: Women Health Stories
- LAH3931 – Special Topics in Latin American History: Disability in the World
- PHC3603 – Critical Issues in Public Health
- PHC4101 – Public Health Concepts
- PHI3633 – Bioethics
- SYD3805 – Gender and Health
- SYO4400 – Medical Sociology
- WOH3931 – Special Topics in World History: Disability in the World
- WST 3703 – History of American Medicine: Race, Class, Gender, & Science
- WST 4704 – Discrimination & Health