Gender, Sexuality and Women’s Studies News
Students interested in learning more about where, how and why gender, sexuality and women’s issues meet can do so at Temple’s College of Liberal Arts. The College’s Gender, Sexuality and Women’s Studies program focuses on a wide range of health, equality and social issues both historical and contemporary. The program’s faculty also takes care to challenge their students to be inquisitive about these topics, and faculty members passionately listen and respond to feedback about what areas the students want to learn more about. Temple also pays attention to what the students, alumni and faculty learn and experience beyond the classroom and tells those stories here. Read their stories below and please contact us if you have a story of your own you think we should tell.
This week is National Coming Out Week, and the College of Liberal Arts is celebrating by hosting a variety of events around campus to bring students together to address LGBTQ issues and have fun as a community.
The College of Liberal Arts was proud to present undergraduate student and faculty member duos with the 2019 awards, which pay students to gain research experience, a skill that’s crucial to their career development.
Catherine Rottenberg is an Associate Professor at the University of Nottingham and the author of The Rise of Neoliberal Feminism. In a recent College of Liberal Arts visit, Rottenberg identified the ways in which neoliberalism is affecting feminism.
Princeton’s Margot Canaday presents her research at Temple’s College of Liberal Arts.
Race and Politics in the Age of #MeToo
A College of Liberal Arts guest speaker explores the role African American women play in the feminist movement and how to get more women into politics.