The State-of-the-Art in Women’s, Gender, and LGBTQ Studies: Interdisciplinary, Intersectional, Global, and Comparative

Publish Date: Oct 11, 2010

Event Dates: from Mar 25, 2011 12:00 to Mar 26, 2011 12:00

Call For Conference Proposals
Proposals Due: October 22, 2010
(The on-line proposal form is now available)

35th Annual Wisconsin Women’s Studies Conference and  6th Annual UW System LGBTQ Conference

March 25-26, 2011
Pyle Center in Madison, Wisconsin

The State-of-the-Art in Women’s, Gender, and LGBTQ Studies: Interdisciplinary, Intersectional, Global, and Comparative

Women’s Studies – Gender Studies – LGBTQ Studies – Sexuality Studies -Ethnic Studies
 - Disability Studies – International Studies – Peace Studies -Sustainability Studies – Service Learning

This theme comes from a Ford Foundation-funded analysis and definition of the field by the Scholars Board for the National Women’s Studies Association (NWSA)

Bringing together academics, teachers, students, community leaders, activists, and others, this gathering is being co-sponsored by: Beloit College, Edgewood College, St. Norbert College, Madison College (formerly MATC), the UW System Inclusivity Initiative for LGBTQ People, and the Women’s Studies Consortium made up of the 14 Women’s and Gender Studies Programs and Departments of the UW System, the Office of the Women’s Studies Librarian and the Women & Science Program.

The conference organizers seek proposals from across the disciplines addressing research, scholarship, program development, pedagogy, curriculum, and/or community activism in the fields of:  Women’s Studies, Gender Studies, LGBTQ  Studies, and  Sexuality Studies, especially as they intersect with such areas as:  Ethnic Studies,  Disability Studies, International Studies, Peace Studies, Sustainability Studies, and Service Learning.

A general focus on intersecting diversity issues and identities, as well as emerging and effective educational and organizational practices/processes, is encouraged.  Best practices and case studies suitable for replication (or to be avoided) are especially welcome, especially as they relate to the educational advancement of our students and to the fields of Women’s, Racial/Ethnic, and LGBTQ Studies.

We particularly encourage panels that represent approaches to topics which are collaborative, cooperative, diverse, interdisciplinary, and intergenerational. 

Presenters must register for the conference. 
Submit proposal submission here.http://wsc.uwsa.edu/events/confer/annualconf.htm
Questions?  Contact the Women’s Studies Consortium Office at 608.262.3056 orWSCOffice@uwsa.edu

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