FGSS Associate Professor Lucinda Ramberg has been awarded a 2020 Research Fellowship from the ACLS/Robert H. Ho Family Foundation in Buddhist Studies to complete the manuscript for her current book project, We Were Always Buddhist: Dalit Conversion, Sexual Modernity, and the Time of Emancipation.
FGSS Associate Professor Julia Chang's new essay "Spectacular Bodies: Racism, Pregnancy, and the Code of Silence in Academe" has been published in the collection Presumed Incompetent II Race, Class, Power, and Resistance of Women in Academia.
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
