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Katia Almeida, Instructor, Department of Anthropology (CAS)<\/strong>
\nANTH 349\/449: Cultures of Latin America
\nANTH 310\/410: Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology
\nANTH 388\/488: Globalization and Development: Anthropological Perspectives<\/p>\n

Karen Beckwith, Professor of Political Science, College of Arts and Sciences, CAS <\/strong>Comparative perspectives: gender and politics, with particular attention to issues of class, women and party leader positions in Western Europe, women’s access to cabinet positions, women’s mobilization in strike support in the labor movement in Britain and the US, comparative women’s movements.
\nWGST 346: Women and Politics<\/p>\n

Elizabeth S. Bolman, Professor and Chair, Art History and Art, (CAS)<\/strong>
\nDepictions of the nursing Virgin Mary in the eastern Mediterranean, ca. 400 – 1450. Historical ideas about women, babies, nursing, milk, blood.<\/p>\n

Joy R. Bostic, Assistant Professor of Religious Studies, CAS<\/strong>
\nWomanist and feminist approaches to the study of religion and culture.
\nWGST 339: Black Women and Religion in the United States
\nRLGN 304: Representations of Black Women and Religion in Film<\/p>\n

Susan Case, Associate Professor of Organizational Behavior, Weatherhead School of Management<\/strong>
\nGendered culture of science, brain biology differences and the persistence of gendered communication.
\nWGST 370: Women in Organizations
\nORBH 391: Leadership in Diversity and Inclusion<\/p>\n

Gabriela Copertari, Associate Professor of Spanish CAS<\/strong>
\nWGST 342: Latin American Feminist Voices<\/p>\n

Margaretmary Daley, Professor of German, CAS<\/strong>
\n18th and 19th century German women authors<\/p>\n

Ananya Dasgupta, Assistant Professor of History, CAS<\/strong>
\nWGST 257\/HSTY 157: Women’s Histories in South Asia<\/p>\n

Elina Gertsman, Associate Professor of Medieval Art, CAS<\/strong>
\nWGST 359: Visual Culture of Medieval Women<\/p>\n

Laura Hengehold, Professor of Philosophy, CAS<\/strong> Feminist philosophy, Anglo-American and French philosophies of feminism, gender and sexuality, gender and political violence, Simone de Beauvoir, feminist philosophy
\nWGST 325: Philosophy of Feminism<\/p>\n

Susan Hinze, Associate Professor of Sociology, CAS<\/strong>
\nSexual harassment and gendered experiences in medical training; gender, work and family lives of physicians; race\/class\/gender disparities in physician decision-making; race\/class\/gender approach to health outcomes for older women.
\nWGST 201: Introduction to Gender Studies
\nWGST 228: Sociology of Sexuality
\nWGST 326: Gender, Inequalities and Globalization
\nWGST 372: Work and Family
\nWGST 396: WGST Capstone
\nSOCI 275: Lives in Medicine: Becoming and Being a Physician (strong WGST component)<\/p>\n

Justine Howe, Associate Professor and Chair of Religious Studies, <\/strong>Director of the Women\u2019s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program\u00a0 CAS<\/strong>
\nWomen and gender in Islam, female religious authority, Islamic family law, Muslim feminism<\/p>\n

Heather McKee Hurwitz, Full-time Lecturer, Department of Sociology, CAS<\/strong>
\nGender, social movements, and global studies. Feminist and intersectional analyses of contemporary social movements including the Occupy Wall Street Movement, Black Lives Matter, activism in support of Bernie Sanders’ presidential campaign, global feminisms, online feminism, and feminism within not-explicitly-feminist social movements.
\nWGST 372: Work and Family: U.S. and Abroad<\/p>\n

Megan Swihart Jewell, Instructor of English, Director of the Writing Resource Center, CAS<\/strong>
\nWomen’s poetry and offerings on Feminism and body image within SAGES.
\nWGST 201: Introduction to Gender Studies<\/p>\n

Jacqueline Nanfito, Associate Professor of Spanish, CAS<\/strong>
\nLatin American and Latino women writers and artists<\/p>\n

Gabrielle Parkin, Lecturer in English CAS<\/strong>
\nLate Medieval English literature with a focus on material culture and affect theory.
\nOfferings in SAGES<\/p>\n

Charles Rosenblatt, Professor of Physics, CAS<\/strong>
\nWGST 333: Science and Technology in France<\/p>\n

Renee Sentilles, Henry Eldridge Bourne Professor of History CAS<\/strong>
\nHistory of women, girlhood, childhood, gender, and culture in the United States.
\nWGST 353: Women in American History I
\nWGST 354: Women in American History II
\nWGST 363: History of Gender and Sexuality in America
\nWGST 373: Advanced Topics in American Women’s History<\/p>\n

Lihong Shi, Assistant Professor of Anthropology, CAS<\/strong>
\nPolitics of reproduction; gender, marriage and kinship; the birth-planning policy and family relations in China.
\nANTH 360: Global Politics of Fertility, Family Planning and Population Control<\/p>\n

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Katia Almeida, Instructor, Department of Anthropology (CAS)<\/strong>
\nANTH 349\/449: Cultures of Latin America
\nANTH 310\/410: Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology
\nANTH 388\/488: Globalization and Development: Anthropological Perspectives<\/p>\n

Karen Beckwith, Professor of Political Science, College of Arts and Sciences, CAS <\/strong>Comparative perspectives: gender and politics, with particular attention to issues of class, women and party leader positions in Western Europe, women’s access to cabinet positions, women’s mobilization in strike support in the labor movement in Britain and the US, comparative women’s movements.
\nWGST 346: Women and Politics<\/p>\n

Elizabeth S.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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