Personal Statement:
A statement of gender, sexuality, and women’s studies interests and goals; normally students will be expected to present a definite proposal for their research.
Recommendation Letter:
These letters are intended to give the admissions committee an evaluation of the likelihood that you can do well in graduate studies (e.g., self-directed learner, capable of original and advanced scholarship and research). Letters from people (particularly educators in post-secondary institutes) who are familiar with your recent academic performance, or with your work in an area related to your proposed study, are most applicable.
Other Document 1:
A substantial essay which is scholarly in format and approach. The submitted paper may be an undergraduate essay previously prepared, or one specially written for this purpose.
Other Document 2:
A short description of previous relevant course work and/or employment. Previous work should include both specialized disciplinary training and broader interdisciplinary work concerned with women.