WST Colloquia Series: A Professional Forum for
Faculty informs the university community of the broad research interests
of the discipline and showcases USF’s best scholarship in the
area of Feminist and Women’s Studies."
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| FALL 2007
Women’s Studies Colloquia |
November 7
Barbara Berglund, Ph.D. (USF, History) “Cultural Frontiers: Gender, Race & Empire in Post-Gold Rush San Francisco”
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September 26
Orathai Northern, Ph.D. (USF English & Women’s Studies)
"Part to Whole: Hair and Black Women’s Autobiographical Practice"
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October 24
Panel: Leisa Clark, Heather Curry, Chelsea Tanner, Cyrana Wyker
"Women’s Studies Graduate Students’ Panel on the Applications of Queer Theory"
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| SPRING 2007
Women’s Studies Colloquia |
January 29
Colleen Clark (USF, Mental Health Law & Policy)
"Gender Differences in Co-occurring Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders"
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February 19
Naomi Yavneh, Ph.D. (USF Humanities) “Trumping Beauty: Petrarchism and the Bellissima Donna in Giulia Bigolina’s Urania”
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March 5
Panel on Activism and Community Engagement:
Jan Roberts, Earth Charter; Ronna Metcalf, Life Enrichment Center and W.O.M.E.N.; Jacqueline Mirkin and Edie Daly, Community Activists
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March 26
Panel on Feminist Perspectives on Holistic Health Marilyn Myerson, Ph.D. (USF, Women’s Studies)
Nagwa Dajani Ph.D. (USF, Neurosurgery)
Sharon DeJoy (USF, College of Public Health)
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April 9
Kennan Ferguson, Ph.D. (USF, Interdisciplinary Social Sciences): “Beyond Access: Care Ethics, Disability, and Space”
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| FALL 2006
Women’s Studies Colloquia |
NOVEMBER 13
Nandini Bhattacharya, Ph.D. (English Dept. ,
Bethune College, Kolkata, India)
“Reader… I Let Him Go” ~ Love and Desire in Times of Swadeshi
[nationalist uprising]: Tracing Emotional History in British Bengal
(1905-1935)
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OCTOBER 25
Erica Hesch Anstey, M.A. (U.S F. College of Public
Health): “Environmental Toxins and Women's Health: A Feminist
Precautionary Perspective”
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OCTOBER 11
Hew Cheng Sim, Ph.D. (U.S F. Anthropology): “Singles, Sex and the City: A Study in Sarawak, Malaysia”
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SEPTEMBER 27
Dr. Carolyn Eichner is a feminist historian with a Ph.D. from UCLA. Her publications include the forthcoming. "'Ni la butalité du maître, ni la perfidie de l'escalve': les anti-impérialismes fèministes de Louise Michel et de Paule Mink," in Louse Michel, figure de la transvertalité, edited by Valérie Morignant (Brussels, Belgium; Editions Tribord), and Surmounting the Barricades: Women in the Paris Commune (Bloomington: Indaina University Press, 2004). Presentation Title: "Feminism's Empire: Feminist Imperialism and Ant-Imerialism in France, 1870-1919."
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| SPRING 2006
Women’s Studies Colloquia |
JANUARY
Doris Weatherford (Well known author of women's history) proposed title: “REAL WOMEN of Tampa
and Hillsborough County, From Prehistory to the Millennium.”
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FEBRUARY 2
Sara Crawley, Ph.D. [Queer Theory panel presentation] (U.S.F. Women's Studies) title: “Panel
on Queering the Disciplines.”
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FEBRUARY 16
Maya Trotz, Ph.D. (U.S.F. Engineering) title: “Water Quality and Women: The Interface
between science, engineering and Non Governmental Organizations in Guyana.”
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MARCH 23
Cheryl Hall, Ph.D. (U.S.F. Government and International Affairs) proposed title: “Is Deliberative
Democracy Good for Women ?”
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| FALL
2005 Women’s Studies Colloquia |
OCTOBER 13, 2005
Sara Quick, M.A. (U.S.F. Women's Studies) “Situating the Silences:
Courtesans, Gender, and Sexuality in Nineteenth Century France.”
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OCTOBER 27, 2005
Oksana Lyutsyshyna, M.A. (U.S.F. Women’s Studies and French) "Postcolonial Herstory: the Novels of Assia Djebar (Algeria) and Oksana Zabuzhko (Ukraine): A Comparative Analysis"
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| SPRING
2005 Women’s Studies Colloquia |
JANUARY
Jessica Benjamin, Ph.D. will be presenting "Sexuality, Excess, and The Repudiation
of Femininity; Revisiting the Primal Metaphors" on Sat. 1/15/05 at 3PM at
the University of South Florida's Business Administation Building (BSN) Room
1201. View Flyer
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originally scheduled for February**]
Thursday January 20 from 3:30-4:30 in Grace Allen Room (library 4th floor, Special
Collections)
“New Media and Feminist Interventions: VALIE EXPORT’s Medial Anagrams”
Margit Grieb, Assistant Professor of German, U.S.F. Department of World Language
Education |
FEBRUARY
[**note change: this presentation was originally
scheduled for January**]
Thursday, February 17 from 3:30-4:30 in Grace Allen Room (library 4th floor,
Special Collections)
"African Women: Rights, Politics, Religion, and Development" [exact
title: To Be Announced]
Fatou Diop, Senior Lecturer,
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences University of Gaston Berger, Senegal and
Visiting Fulbright Specialist, New College of Florida
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FEBRUARY
Women’s
Awareness Month: Women of Color: Reaching High,
Going Far
A Conference on Current Psychological
Issues
February 28, 2005 - 8:30AM-5PM -
University of South Florida -
Tampa, FL 33620
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theorist, Judith Halberstam, author of Female Masculinity
(Duke University Press) is lecturing on "Friends in Low Places:
Photography and the Queer Image" on Monday, 2/28/05 7PM Marshall
Center Ball Room Co-sponsored by The Department of Sociology
and the Department of Humanities and American Studies. View
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MARCH
Thursday, March 10 from 3:30-4:30 in Grace Allen Room
(library 4th floor, Special Collections)
"Flirting and the Fetish of Gender: Ethnographic
Reflections."
Kevin Yelvington, Associate Professor, U.S.F. Department
of Anthropology
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| “Missing Girls, Bare Branches,
and the Politics of China's Sex Imbalances,” presented by Nancy
Riley, Professor, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Bowdoin
College. Dr. Riley’s research on Chinese women has been supported
by the Rockefeller Foundation, Wenner-Gren, and the Committee
for Scholarly Communication with China (fieldwork funding and affiliation
with CSCC, through the National Academy of Sciences) to be held in the
TECO room on Tuesday, March 22 event from 5:00 - 8:00PM |
MARCH
Thursday, March 31 from 3:30-4:30 in Grace Allen Room
(library 4th floor, Special Collections)
"The Ethics of Naming: Uncovering the Birth-Mother in
Adoption Life-Writing"
Emily Hipchen, Visiting Associate Professor of English,
University of Tampa
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APRIL
Thursday, April 14 [**note: earlier time**] from
2:15-3:15in Grace Allen Room (library 4th floor, Special
Collections)
“Working the System That’s Working Her”
Jennifer Friedman and Laurel Graham, Associate
Professors, U.S.F. Department of Sociology
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FALL 2004
Women’s Studies Colloquia |
SEPTEMBER
Thursday, September 23 from 3:30-4:30 in FAO196
"Deconcentrating The Poor: Scattering Misery To Make It
Go Away"
Susan Greenbaum, Professor, U.S.F. Department of
Anthropology
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OCTOBER
Thursday, October 7 from 3:30-4:30 in FAO196
"Expanding the Expression(s) of TRUE EXPRESSIONS:
A lesbian/gay/bisexual/transgender/questioning/intersex
Youth Organization"
Jeni Mohr, Vice President and Kerry Clawson, President,
TRUE EXPRESSIONS, Inc.
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OCTOBER
Thursday, October 21 from 3:30-4:30 in
Grace Allen Room (library 4th floor, Special Collections)
“The Lavender Scare: Homosexuality and Presidential
Politics, Return to the 1950s”
David Johnson, Visiting Assistant Professor, U.S.F.
Department of History
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NOVEMBER
Thursday, November 4 from 3:30-4:30 in Grace Allen Room
(library 4th floor, Special Collections)
"Community of Christ/Reorganized Latter Day Saint
Herstories:
Neglected Women's Voices in a New American Religion."
Danny Jorgenson, Professor and Chair, U.S.F. Department
of Religious Studies
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Acknowledgment
Produced and Edited by
Video Production Group
Media Innovation Team, MIT
University of South Florida
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