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Alumni share career paths after FGSS degree

Seven alumni with degrees in Feminist, Gender, & Sexuality Studies returned to campus March 8 for a panel discussion, sharing their stories of the varied career paths they’ve taken with their liberal arts majors.

Symposium welcomes artists, public to explore feminist performance

The history of feminist performance is one of radical storytelling, of showing how the personal is political, and of carving out spaces in which women can feel, in the words of performance artist Holly Hughes, “at last, fully human.”

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MAR 25FGSS and S&TS Joint Series: Something's Buried Out T... Something’s buried out there: ...

MAR 27Wanda 1970 > USA > Directed by Barbara Loden ...

APR 09The Shape of Absence: Recovering Enslaved African Am... Dr. Rebecca Hall, JD, PhD, independent scholar-activist, has created a graphic novel based on her academic research and publications, forthcoming in 2020 by Simone and Schuster. Dr. Hall will...

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FGSS alum Hadiyah Chowdhury '18, "I was able to explore so many different academic interests." Read more about Hadiyah's extraordinary journey and her plans for the future.

As someone with a passion for popular culture, the FGSS major and its courses allow me to immerse myself in cultural studies and understand in greater depth how culture shapes the way we understand our own identities.

— Samuel Naimi '16, FGSS Major