In addition to teaching English composition 1 and 2, and such literature courses as World Literature 1 and 2, Women in Literature, Eastern and Central European Literature, and Children's Literature, not counting the occasional American Literature course, I am involved in a number of college-wide programs.
Our Women's Studies Program has offered a WMST degree for twenty-five years now! We just celebrated the anniversary in 2008.
The requirement to graduate with this option is simple. Student must take at least two courses offered by the Women's Studies program in addition to the General Education requirements. We offer several excellent choices. See www.bergen.edu/ws.
The advantages of taking a Women's Studies degree are many: your diploma will have a note of it, and potential employers and four-year college recruiters will see you as a progressive, well-rounded candidate that shows commitment to community. See the career flyer at http://www.bergen.edu/ws/career%20flyer.pdf
The Polish Culture Club at Bergen, has been advised by Dr. Robert Wiater for many years. Ever since I came to Bergen in 2000, I have been involved with the Club. See www.bergen.edu/pcc. The Club has a growing membership, not surprisingly so, since students of Polish descent constitute one of the three largest national groups at Bergen, side-by-side with the Colombian and Korean students.