Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Studies

College of Behavioral and Social Sciences
Dean: Joel Kassiola

Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Studies Program
BH 333
415-405-3570
Fax: 415-405-0411
E-mail: hmsxdept@sfsu.edu
Director: Gilbert Herdt

Undergraduate Adviser: Teunis

Faculty

Professors—Brogan, DeVries, Diaz, Doub, Duggins, Goldman, Herdt, Hittner, Hoffman, Jenkins, Mann, McCoy, Ovrebo, Scully, Seiden, Tapper, Tolman, Wardlow, Warren, Yep

Associate Professors—Bhat, Hossfeld, LaPlante, Leitao, Levy, Loomis, Soh, Steier

Assistant Professors—Carrington, Fields, Moffatt, Sueyoshi, Teunis

Lecturers—Angelo, Assali, Auleb

Program

Minor in Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Studies

Program Scope

Gay, lesbian, and bisexual studies intends to delineate and analyze meanings that have been associated with homosexuality in various artistic, biological, cultural, educational, ethical, historical, and literary contexts; and examine the related issues of mixed-gender and cross-gender roles and practices.

The minor is broadly interdisciplinary. It draws courses from anthropology, biology, cinema, counseling, English, history, human sexuality studies, psychology, NEXA, social sciences, speech and communication studies, and women studies. The university also offers a Minor in Human Sexuality Studies.

MINOR IN GAY, LESBIAN, AND BISEXUAL STUDIES

The minor consists of a minimum of 24 units of undergraduate study. It is possible to use these courses to meet requirements in some undergraduate majors, in other minors, and various clusters in the General Education program. Specifically, several courses meet the requirements of the Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual Perspectives cluster in Segment III of the General Education program.