Center for Gender & Sexuality Law | Columbia Law School

Curriculum

Below are the 2012-2013 course offerings in Gender and Sexuality Law:

Fall 2012

• Franke, Gender Justice
• Franke, Queer Theory Workshop
• Goldberg, Sexuality and Gender Law Clinic
• Sanger, Abortion Law in Context
• Crenshaw, Intersectionalities: Theorizing Multiple Discrimination, Identity and Power
• Crenshaw, Race and Gender-Conscious Remedies
• Sturm, Diversity and Innovation: Transforming Institutions and Systems
• Emens, Employment Discrimination Law
• Kessler, Domestic Violence Prosecution
• Northup, Reproductive Rights: Comparative and International Law Perspectives
• E. Scott, Family Law
• Hennessey, Advanced Family Law: Equitable Distribution
• Levine, Child, Family and State
• Genty, Prisoners and Families Clinic

Spring 2013

• Leidholdt, Domestic Violence and the Law
• Bulman-Pozen, Antidiscrimination Law
• Sturm, Diversity and Innovation: Transforming Institutions and Systems
• Sturm, Lawyering for Social and Institutional Change
• Kessler, Domestic Violence Prosecution
• Rosenblum, Kaufman, Shah & Ward, Human Rights Clinic
• Ergas, Gender, Globalization, and the Human Rights of Women (SIPA)
• Case, Family Law

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Interested students at Columbia Law School may receive certification in the study of Gender and Sexuality Law upon completion of specialized curricular requirements and an oral examination covering a reading list tailored to the student’s research and practice interests. Certification is undertaken in conjunction with Columbia’s Institute for Research on Women and Gender.

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