Women's Studies Lecture Series Returns on February 1
Women's Studies Monday night lecture series returns beginning Monday, February 1, 2010. All talks will begin at 5:30 p.m. in the UTC University Center.
Spring Schedule
| February 1 | Shela VanNess | "Women in Correctional Facilities: A Sociologist's Perspective" |
Signal Mountain Room |
| February 8 | Vicki Steinberg | "Cocteau and Queery Theory" | Ocoee Room |
| February 15 | Ralph Covino | "Criminality and the Liberated Women of the Late Roman Republic" | Signal Mountain Room |
| February 22 | Lorraine Evans | "Technology, Community, & Sex-Work: An Analysis of Internet Postings by British Escorts" |
Ocoee Room |
| March 1 | Sara Jorgensen | "American Women Missionaries and Social Reform in 19th Century Southern Africa" | Signal Mountain Room |
| March 22 | Lisa Cothran | "The F Word and the B Word: Feminists, Feminist Orientations, and the Use of Sexual Epithets" |
Ocoee Room |
| March 31 | Michelle White | "Catherine Who?: The Often Overlooked Queen Consort of Charles II" |
Signal Mountain Room |
On March 4, Dr. Bonnie J. Morris will present her one-woman show, "The Revenge of the Women's Studies Professor," in celebration of Women's History Month. Dr. Morris has a PhD in women's history from SUNY Binghamton and teaches at Georgetown and at George Washington University.
Her most recent book, The Revenge of the Women's Studies Professor, was published in 2009 by Indiana University Press.
Dr. Ralph Covino (History) is chairing the lecture series committee, assisted by Dr. Talia Welsh (Philosophy) and Dr. Lisa Cothran (Psychology)
All of these events are free and open to the public.
