Join us at the Women and Gender Studies Center to talk about the impact of childhood toys and games on people's self perception. Feel free to bring your favorite childhood toys and games, but it is not required!
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This module is a basic training for students, faculty, and staff interested in applying intersectional theory to their work! Throughout this module, you and other colleagues will learn about what intersectionality is, and how it can be applied in various areas of social justice work.
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Gabe Montesanti shows us how the glitzy, high impact sport of roller derby brought her to her knees before supplying the courage to overcome past emotional trauma of growing up queer in the conservative Midwest.
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College Students of Immigrant Origin: Research, Practice, & Community Engagement
We invite faculty, students (undergraduate and graduate), practitioners, and community partners to submit an abstract of up to 250 words based on the theme: college students of immigrant origins. Presenters may wish to submit to any of the three submission types. Today, more than 5-million college students in the United States identify as immigrants or students from immigrant families. As scholars and practitioners learn more about the experiences and needs of these students, institutions have opportunities to better support their college access, retention, and success.
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Come by The WGST Center, located at the Johnson Center Room 240k, to sink your teeth into some goodies as we watch a cult classic film. We will have a fifteen-minute discussion before the film and a twenty-minute discussion after! TRIGGER WARNINGS INCLUDE THE USE OF R SLUR, FLASHING LIGHTS, GORE, AND SEXUAL ASSAULT. RATED R
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This module is a basic training for students, faculty, and staff interested in applying intersectional theory to their work! Throughout this module, you and other colleagues will learn about what intersectionality is, and how it can be applied in various areas of social justice work.
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Bad Press is a timely and unprecedented story about the battle for freedom of the press and against state-censored media.
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Seventh Annual Book Review Colloquium
The AbuSulayman Center for Global Islamic Studies at George Mason University is hosting the Seventh Annual Graduate Student Book Review Colloquium on Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies virtually on December 7, 2023. This year, the event has a specific theme in partnership with the Black American Muslim Internationalism Project (BAMI), led by Dr. Aminah Al-Deen. This panel is exclusively for undergraduate applicants. Applications must be submitted by September 15, 2023, at 11:59pm EST.
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College Students of Immigrant Origin: Research, Practice, & Community Engagement
Today, more than 5-million college students in the United States identify as immigrants or students from immigrant families. As scholars and practitioners learn more about the experiences and needs of these students, institutions have opportunities to better support their college access, retention, and success. This event is a two-day virtual, multiinstitutional conference and will provide a venue for presenting and discussing scholarly work and promising practices.
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