many people can go from cinder garten through law school and never learn about a women's contribution and be considered an educate person. so if you want to put women at the center, women at the focus, and look at the very different experiences women have in every society, because of law, work conditions, religion, or warfare, and education

many people can go from cinder garten through law school and never learn about a women's contribution and be considered an educate person. so if you want to put women at the center, women at the focus, and look at the very different experiences women have in every society, because of law, work conditions, religion, or warfare, and education opportunities as well, this is a chance to make that the center of your research, and we cover just about everything. it's just like any other class where you take exams and write papers. >> host: what do you do with a women's study major? >> the short answer is law school. many of my best students gone on to be title ix lawyers. many go abroad. they work with women birth control the issue of violence against women in regions ranging from northern africa to bosnia. many students do development in term of non-profit. they do programming for everything from planted parenthood to organizations that work with women and girls. i have a couple of students who have gone on to med school and do specialties in women's health. quite a few have been nursing,

many people can go from cinder garten through law school and never learn about a women's contribution and be considered an educate person. so if you want to put women at the center, women at the focus, and look at the very different experiences women have in every society, because of law, work conditions, religion, or warfare, and education opportunities as well, this is a chance to make that the center of your research, and we cover just about everything. it's just like any other class where you take exams and write papers. >> host: what do you do with a women's study major? >> the short answer is law school. many of my best students gone on to be title ix lawyers. many go abroad. they work with women birth control the issue of violence against women in regions ranging from northern africa to bosnia. many students do development in term of non-profit. they do programming for everything from planted parenthood to organizations that work with women and girls. i have a couple of students who have gone on to med school and do specialties in women's health. quite a few have been nursing,