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The Department of Women's Studies

Student Activities

Women's Studies students are active in these and many other organizations, both on campus and in the community.

 TWU's Women's Studies Program offers many opportunities for unique learning experiences that enhance academic and personal development. Guest speakers have included Lauren Greenfield, Alison Kafer, Jackson Katz, Michael Kimmel, Rita Liberti, Deborah A. Miranda, Cherry Muhanji, Layli Phillips, Anita Tijerina Revilla, Beverly Guy-Sheftall, Gloria Steinem, Aaronette M. White, and Kristal Brent Zook.

Alison Kafer Group Dr. Alison Kafer spoke on Reproducing the Family & Imaging Future Children: Disability, Queerness, & Cultural Anxiety on April 21, 2009.







Anita Tijerina Revilla round discussion and luncheonAnita Tijerina Revilla round table discussion and luncheon in March 2009.

 






Cultural Connections ConferenceCultural Connections Conference in February 2009






Dr. Beverly Yuen Thompson's WS 2013 honor classDr. Beverly Yuen Thompson's WS 2013 honors class on trip to Women's Museum in February 2009.









Dean Ann Staton, Gloria Steinem, Dr. Claire SahlinGloria Steinem in March 2008.

 

 

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Articles Related to Women's Studies


Ms. Magazine's "2009 Guide to Women's Studies"

"Transform The World" - What can you do with a degree in women's studies", Ms. Magazine

"The Evolution of American Women's Studies," www.insidehighered.com