Women and Gender Studies 2010-11 Scholar’s Lecture

Eden King, "Diversity at Work"

Past Event

Thursday, November 4, 2010 2:00 PM EDT
Johnson Center, Room F

Women and Gender Studies 2010-11 Scholar’s Lecture

Eden King, Psychology, will present a paper on "Diversity at Work: Understanding and Improving the Experiences of Stigmatized Workers"

Dr. King will present results from laboratory and field research which document the workplace experiences of women, ethnic minority, gay and lesbian, obese, religious minority, and pregnant employees. In addition, Dr. King will describe evidence-based strategies for individuals and organizations to improve the experience of diverse workers.

Catered dinner followed by presentation
$20 for dinner

RSVP to Christine Hernandez at cherna11@gmu.edu

Hosted by Women and Gender Studies program.

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