For a complete list of all WGS courses and their attributes, pre-requisites, and other information, please go to the Course Bulletin page.
Located in Humanities 316, this space is usually available for study groups and small social gatherings, Monday-Thursday 9-5.
The resource room also has a refreshed (non-circulating) library, with many current course texts and books of interest to WGS students. Browse the complete WGS library.
The Advancement to Candidacy (ATC) is filed after the student has completed a minimum of 12 units, with a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or better, and before completing 27 units of work applicable to the M.A. degree. Once the ATC form is approved, the student is advanced to candidacy. Further information may also be found at the Division of Graduate Studies website.
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Advising Resource Center (ARC): Advising services for students in the College of Liberal & Creative Arts, including help with general education, academic planning and petitions
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Undergraduate Advising Center (UAC): Advising services for all undergraduate students
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Tutoring and Academic Support Center (TASC): Wide array of tutoring services
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Counseling and Psychological Services: Support services, crisis intervention resources, faculty training, etc.
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Student Health Services: Various medical and sexual health services
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Disability Programs and Resources (DPRC): Resources and services for students with disabilities and other needs, including accommodations in classes
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Basic Needs: Housing, food and other basic needs resources for all students
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Associated Students Gator Groceries: Free food distribution from campus pantries, Mondays at the Student Life Event Center (Annex I) and Wednesdays and Thursdays in the Cesar Chavez Student Center
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Dream Resource Center: Support services for undocumented students
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Title IX: Promoting gender equity and preventing sexual harassment/sexual violence
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The SAFE Place: Crisis intervention, advocacy and confidential Title IX support for survivors dealing with past or recent incidents of sexual assault, dating or domestic violence, sexual harassment and/or stalking
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Pride at SF State: LGBTQ resources and organizations on campus
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Safe Zone: Campus network of LGBTQ allies
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University Police Department (UPD): Call 911 in any emergency. Visit website for non-emergency details and resources.
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J. Paul Leonard Library: Computer labs with printers, study rooms, laptop rentals and more
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Health Promotion and Wellness: Health education for the San Francisco State community through campus health initiatives and programming
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SF State Experimental College: EXCO fosters self-empowerment by promoting student-run, co-learning environments driven by critical, non-authoritarian, intersectional pedagogy; resistance to white supremacy; and, caring for the community.
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LCA Clubs and Activities: A list of College of Liberal & Creative Arts clubs and groups
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Transit Pass: Public transportation discounts, etc.
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Veterans' Services: Veteran benefits and services
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Office of Student Financial Aid: Estimated tuition rates
Please follow all instructions as shown on the specific form.
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Academic Probation Hold Clearance Form – For removal of academic probation hold, once GPA has been brought to a minimum 2.0
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Exceed Max Units (PDF) – To enroll in 20 units or more during the fall and spring semester
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Independent Study (699/899) (PDF) – For eligible students to receive approval for independent study
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Waiver of College Regulations (PDF) – Waivers for various issues such as adding a course already repeated, late add of course for current semester and late graduation application
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Withdrawals – Current-semester withdrawals are handled electronically and only after the last day to drop has passed. Click the link to see the acceptable and non-acceptable reasons for current-semester withdrawal.
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Change of Grade (PDF) – Request to change letter grade or incomplete grade
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Course Substitution/Waiver Form (PDF) – Substitution or waiver for courses taken at another institution or under another major or minor program
For more additional forms and petitions, visit the Registrar’s Office.
Resource Listings and Searchable Databases
- One Source Financial Aid Resource
- Student Affairs & Enrollment Management has spearheaded our campus efforts to address student housing and food insecurity
- Women's Resources on the Internet
- Women's International Center
- UC Atlas of Global Inequality: The Atlas of Global Inequality explores some aspects of inequality using online, downloadable maps and graphics. All these materials can be used freely providing they are attributed to the UC Atlas of Global Inequality.
Online Journals
U.S. Ph.D. Programs
- Arizona State University: Ph.D. in Gender Studies
- Emory University, Atlanta GA: Ph.D in Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies
- Claremont Graduate University, Claremont CA: Ph.D. in Women's studies in religion
- Rutgers University, New Brunswick,NJ: Ph.D. in Women's Studies
- Ohio State University: Ph.D in Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies
- University of California Los Angeles: Ph.D. in Gender Studies
- University of Maryland, College Park: Ph.D. in Women's Studies
- University of Minnesota, Minneapolis: Ph.D in Feminist Studies
- University of Washington, Seattle, WA: Ph.D in Gender, Women's and Sexuality Studies
- Texas Women's University: Ph.D. in Women's Studies
- University of California Santa Barbara: Ph.D in Feminist Studies
International Ph.D. Programs
- London School of Economics and Political Science, Gender Institute, England: Ph.D.in Gender Studies
- Monash University, Melbourne Australia: Ph.D in Women's Studies
- The Netherlands Research School of Women's Studies (NOV): Ph.D in Women's Studies
- University of Auckland, New Zealand: Ph.D. in Women's Studies
- University of Walrwick, England: Ph.D. programs in Women and Gender
- York University, Ontario, Canada: Ph.D in Women's Studies
- University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC: Ph.D. in Gender, Race, Sexuality and Social Justice
- University of York, York, England: Ph.D in Women's Studies