Gender Studies Lecture Series
The Gender Studies Lecture Series was developed in collaboration with the Gender Studies Program in the School of Interdisciplinary Studies, and invites renowned scholars from around the country to share the latest research on gender, sexuality, and women. The program provides an intellectual hub to students, staff, faculty, and community members who support feminist scholarship and have an interest in expanding their knowledge and work in this area. Previous topics include gender equality, glass ceiling, health and wellness, balancing work and family, workplace climate, and media representation.
Spring 2022 Gender-Related Courses
Past Lectures:
- Does psychology really get us? Decolonizing Latinx Psychology with Dr. Jasmine Mena
- Don’t Have Sex! And Other Lessons from High School Health Textbooks
- Justice for Muhlaysia and Merci
- Its More Than Male and Female:Fostering Gender Identity Diversity & Inclusion in Work Enviorments
- Liberation in Print: Feminist Periodicals and Social Movement Identity
- LGBTQ in Texas: Assessing Community Needs
- Women as Leaders: Do They Make a Difference?
