41. Michigan State University Libraries - Women's Studies Grants A compilation of funding opportunities related to women's studies. Brico Fund http//www.bricofund.org/ The foundation supports programs for women and girls in the areas of http://staff.lib.msu.edu/harris23/grants/3womenst.htm

Michigan State University Libraries Home Ask a Librarian General Info Your Library Account ... Grants for Individuals » Women's Studies Women's Studies Web Sites Databases Books Population Groups: Disabled GLBT Minorities Non-Traditional ... Women Academic Level: Precollege Undergraduate Graduate Postdoctorate Subject Categories: Agriculture/ Forestry/ Horticulture Animal Science/ ... Youth Community Service Web Sites Brico Fund http://www.bricofund.org/ The foundation supports programs for women and girls in the areas of reproductive rights, leadership skills and advocacy in particular, primarily in Wisconsin. (Last checked 10/05/10) Chinese Society for Women's Studies, Inc. http://www.csws.org/ 40 D. Loantaka Way, Madison, NJ 07940 Giving only for research on Chinese women's issues. (Last checked 10/05/10) Coordinating Council for Women In History Catherine Prelinger Award http://www.theccwh.org/prelinger/prelingeraward.htm (Last checked 10/05/10) Institute for Women's Policy Research http://www.iwpr.org/About/employment.htm#fellowship Deadline : March 1 The Mariam K. Chamberlain Fellow works as a general research assistant on a variety of research projects and reports. Research tasks may include reviewing literature; collecting, checking and analyzing data; gathering information; and preparing reports and report graphics. Attending relevant Congressional briefings, policy seminars and meetings is also an integral part of the fellowship program. Applicants should have at least a bachelor's degree in a social science discipline, statistics, or women's studies. Graduate work is not required. Applicants should have strong quantitative and library research skills and knowledge of women's issues; familiarity with Microsoft Word and Excel is required. Knowledge of STATA, SPSS, SAS, and graphics software a plus. Qualitative research skills also a plus. Research areas for 2008-2009 include:

42. Women's Studies Lakehead University, Ont, Canada, is committed to excellence innovation in postsecondary undergraduate and graduate education, service, research other scholarly activity. http://womensstudies.lakeheadu.ca/

Search Lakehead University A-Z Index Contact Us Women's Studies Home ... E-mail this story You are visitor # 77506 Currently 4 visitors online TECHNOFEMINISM WELCOME to This year's Women's Studies 2111 Special Topics: Technofeminism This course will examine gender and technology, past and present. We will consider cyborgs, posthumanism, cyber-performance, avatars, and more. Students will explore the theoretical grounding of, and debates within, cyberfeminism, rethink their bodies in relation to machines, consider the gendered implications of Cybernia [the online world] itself, and how it intersects with RL [real life]. A course outline is available under Course Outlines, Welcome To Women’s Studies NEW PROGRAMS We are delighted to announce a number of new programs in Women's Studies starting in September 2008, and also a number of exciting new course requirements and course options. We now have a four year Honours BA in Women's Studies and a four year BA in Women's Studies. We also now have a number of joint Honours Degree in combination with a number of other programs, as listed below. Those students who are presently registered in the Women's Studies BA or in any of the joint programs with Major Concentration in Women's Studies will be provided with options necessary for completion of their program, and also, for those who wish to do so, a bridging mechanism by which to switch to the new Honours programs. Students should seek academic advising when selecting their courses by contacting the Chair of the Women's Studies Department, Dr. Helen Smith, 343-8581

43. Women's Studies - University Of Rhode Island The University of Rhode Island Women's Studies. Students of Jenn Brandt's WMS 150 class use their newfound knowledge to analyze images of gender in the media. http://www.uri.edu/artsci/wms/

URI A-Z Directory Request Info Apply Search College of Arts and Sciences Women's Studies About the University Campuses ... Friends 315 Eleanor Roosevelt Hall 90 Lower College Rd. Suite 13 Kingston, RI 02881 wmsdir@etal.uri.edu 401-874-5150 (v) 401-874-4527 (f) Women's Studies Students of Jenn Brandt's WMS 150 class use their newfound knowledge to analyze images of gender in the media. The discipline of Women's Studies has a vision of a world free from sexism. By necessity, freedom from sexism must include a commitment to freedom from national chauvinism; class, ethnic, racial, and heterosexual bias; economic exploitation; religious persecution; ageism; and ableism. Women's studies seeks to identify, understand, and challenge ideologies and institutions that knowingly or unknowingly oppress and exploit others, or deny fundamental human rights. Thus, women's studies envision a world in which all persons can develop their fullest potential. Women's studies use feminist and interdisciplinary methods to teach, conduct research, and expand existing bodies of knowledge. Critical thinking, the production of theory, and the assumption of community and global responsibility are integral to these methods. We are committed to deliberative processes that promote open expression and collaboration. Understanding the interrelationship between the personal and political, we support and promote feminist teaching, learning, research, scholarship, creative activity, and professional and community service.

44. Faculty - Gender & Women's Studies, UC Berkeley Gender Women's Studies Department UC Berkeley Paola Bacchetta pbacchetta@berkeley.edu Associate Professor of Gender Women's Studies http://womensstudies.berkeley.edu/faculty.html

Faculty Faculty Lecturers Visiting Professors Emerita Professors ... Affiliated Faculty Faculty Paola Bacchetta pbacchetta@berkeley.edu Transnational Feminist Theory and Practices Transnational Queer of Color Theories and Practices Gender, Sexuality, Racializations, and Postcolonialities in Political and Religious Conflict Social Movements Areas of Specialization outside of the US: India and France Mel Chen melychen@berkeley.edu Queer and feminist theory Critical animal studies Cultural politics of race, sexuality, ability, and immigration Critical linguistics Paradigms of interdisciplinarity Minoo Moallem mmoallem@berkeley.edu Postcolonial and Transnational Feminist Theories Immigration and Diaspora Studies Feminist Cultural Studies Middle Eastern Studies Iranian Cultural Politics and Diasporas Evelyn Nakano Glenn englenn@berkeley.edu Comparative race and gender studies focusing especially on political economy, immigration, labor and citizenship Critical race and feminist theory and transdisciplinary methods Juana Maria Rodriguez juarodriguez@berkeley.edu

45. Women’s Studies - Indiana University Of Pennsylvania Women’s studies is an area of study that addresses the experiences and contributions of women from multidisciplinary perspectives. http://www.iup.edu/womens/

Skip to Content Skip to Navigation IUP Home A–Z Index ... Women’s Studies Women’s Studies What is the purpose of higher education for women? Is there any information or material in the curriculum that describes or responds to women’s lives? Where in the curriculum are women? Women’s studies scholars raised these questions, and women’s studies courses are the answer to these questions. The discovery of knowledge about women has been cited as the most important and most exciting academic frontier of the century. This explosion of new information has been generated and disseminated primarily within women’s studies. Women’s studies is an area of study that addresses the experiences and contributions of women from multidisciplinary perspectives. Women’s studies, both nationally and at IUP, is committed to working for an educational environment that is conducive to the personal and academic development of female students, staff, and faculty members. IUP offers a minor in Women’s Studies. As a minor course of study, Women’s Studies is designed to examine the status and experiences of women from a multidisciplinary perspective. The courses use a variety of methods and disciplinary perspectives to explore the impact of gender. Students are encouraged to challenge traditional theories and research regarding women and to develop a critical, multidisciplinary, multicultural, and gendered view of the world. Courses in women’s studies address social equity issues and encourage students to perceive themselves as capable of transforming society.

46. Women's Studies PROGRAM COORDINATOR Renae Bredin (Women’s Studies) PROGRAM OFFICE Humanities 214. DEPARTMENT WEBSITE http//hss.fullerton.edu/womens. PROGRAMS OFFERED http://www.fullerton.edu/catalog/academic_departments/wmst.asp

2009-2011 Catalog Home Page Academic Departments : Women's Studies Catalog Home Academics Degree Listing Catalog Search Course Search Academic Departments ... Course Updates Information About the University Student Affairs Academic Affairs Support Graduate Regulations ... Campus Directory Catalog Order Catalog 2009-2011 Catalog (PDF) Previous Catalogs Other ... Dept Homepage PROGRAM COORDINATOR Renae Bredin (Women’s Studies) PROGRAM OFFICE Humanities 214 DEPARTMENT WEBSITE http://hss.fullerton.edu/womens PROGRAMS OFFERED Bachelor of Arts in Women’s Studies Minor in Women’s Studies FACULTY Renae Bredin, Rebecca Dolhinow, Donna Nicol, Karyl Ketchum INTRODUCTION Women’s Studies emphasizes the study of gender-based movements, gendered experience, research, analysis and theory, from a women-centered perspective, as subjects and as researchers. Core courses incorporate information technologies and community service learning experiences that offer students opportunities to develop essential skills and civic commitments. Students develop links to the community and to businesses and professional sites where they have opportunities to apply and evaluate the research, methods and theories that they are studying. THE MAJOR The major in women’s studies is designed for students who have a particular interest in learning more about the roles and status of women in society. Cross-disciplinary in structure, the major draws from a wide variety of courses offered by many departments throughout the university. Women’s studies majors develop proficiency in a wide variety of research methodologies appropriate to humanities and the social sciences, as well as the areas of business, science and the arts. The goals of the major are to apply concepts learned in women’s studies courses to other academic areas, to encourage more students to do research in the area and to prepare students in selected career paths where sensitivity to women’s issues is important (particularly in business, education, counseling, human services, public administration and the health professions, as well as liberal arts degrees in general).

47. Department Of Women's Studies - University Of Arizona Contains information on graduate and undergraduate programs, faculty links, fundraising, and a calendar of events. http://ws.web.arizona.edu/

48. Graduate | Women's Studies The Department of Women's Studies at The Ohio State University offers M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in Women's Studies, as well as a Graduate Minor. Graduate students in the M.A. and Ph http://womens-studies.osu.edu/content/graduate

The Ohio State University College of Arts and Sciences Help Buckeye Link Map Find People ... EXPLORE Graduate M.A. PhD Graduate Minor Applications and Funding ... Graduate Handbook Graduate Graduate Program The Department of Women's Studies at The Ohio State University offers M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in Women's Studies, as well as a Graduate Minor. Graduate students in the M.A. and Ph.D. programs are part of a challenging environment with unique opportunities for teaching and research. These students have the opportunity to work with some of the finest feminist scholars in the country. To ask more detailed questions or to request a hard copy of our graduate program handbook , please contact Lexie Beer, the Graduate Program Coordinator at beer.42@osu.edu in The Department of Women's Studies at OSU. generate_address("womstd.info", "osu.edu", "No Title", "Women's Studies"); , 286 University Hall, 230 North Oval Mall, Columbus OH 43210, Phone: (614) 292-1021, Fax: (614) 292-0276 186 University Hall 230 North Oval Mall Columbus, OH 43210

49. Mills College Womens Studies Changes in women's roles throughout the world are among the most deeply transforming forces in contemporary society. The social movement of women has a long and rich history http://www.mills.edu/academics/undergraduate/wmst/

var section="academics"; Home Contact Us Giving to Mills Undergraduate ... Undergraduate Women's Studies Changes in women's roles throughout the world are among the most deeply transforming forces in contemporary society. The social movement of women has a long and rich history, yet it is in recent decades particularly that we have witnessed an explosion of knowledge about the roles, status, experiences, and achievements of women. The interdisciplinary field of women's studies integrates the perspectives and methods of many research disciplines with the aim of providing a cohesive understanding of the complex interactions between gender and social structure, personality, behavior and cognition, historical development, and creative expression. Some of the specific issues addressed in women's studies courses include the roles of women in their communities—both their individual contributions and their function as a class in the economy and in society; the nature of the family; the recovery of women's distinctive intellectual and artistic achievements; the nature and extent of the commonalities as well as the racial, class, and national differences in women's experiences; the origin and perpetuation of sex roles; and the dynamics of change. Mills was one of the first colleges to offer a major in women's studies. A special feature of the major is a fieldwork project with one of the many women's organizations in the Bay Area. While a student's academic courses will address the position of women from a variety of standpoints, she will be expected to focus primarily on one discipline, such as sociology, history, visual arts, or literature. This focus will be reflected in the senior project, a major investigative or creative work undertaken with the guidance of two faculty members.

50. Earlham College | Women's Studies Women's Studies fosters selfreflection and rigorous, feminist, interdisciplinary analysis. We combine these practices with collaborative and activist work for social justice. http://www.earlham.edu/~wmst/

Women's Studies Earlham Home Women's Studies About the Program Curriculum Guide Links About the Program Faculty General Education Requirements The Major ... Courses Women's Studies at Earlham College Women's Studies fosters self-reflection and rigorous, feminist, interdisciplinary analysis. We combine these practices with collaborative and activist work for social justice. As we examine the category "women" and its instability, we also keep faith with living humans, nationally and internationally, for whom being a "woman" is a daily concern. In Women’s Studies, one is continually coming to new ideas and understandings about the field itself. This lack of clarity is one of the most powerful and important gifts the field has to offer. It is noteworthy that the name of our field contains within it a sort of central tension. Committed to bringing value to women’s voices, history, literature while troubling the category of “woman” itself, Women’s Studies contains within its perimeters profound challenges to its deepest concerns. Confrontations to the category of "woman" are central to the Women’s Studies program at Earlham. Women’s Studies classes are responsible for both grounding students’ strongest convictions and undermining and troubling those very convictions. Women's Studies classes attract students who pursue degrees in all disciplines and programs at Earlham. We particularly enjoy close and reciprocal relationships with

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