Director: Laurie Bernstein, History
Faculty Advisers:
Ari Afilalo, Law
Sarah Allred, Psychology
Margery Amdur, Fine Arts
Georgia Arbuckle-Keil, Chemistry
Carol Avins, Foreign Languages
Julianne Baird, Fine Arts
John Beckerman, Law
Laurie Bernstein, History
Paul Bernstein, Fine Arts
Holly Blackford, English
Gail Caputo, Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminal Justice
Courtenay Cavanaugh, Psychology
Shin-yi Chao, Philosophy and Religion
Stuart Z. Charmé, Philosophy and Religion
Cati Coe, Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminal Justice
Sheila Cosminsky, Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminal Justice
Katherine Epstein, History
Shanyn Fiske, English
Chris Fitter, English
Ann Freedman, Law
Luis Garcia, Psychology
Janet Golden, History
Lauren Grodstein, English
Haydee Herrera, Mathematics
Natalie Hull, Law
Charles Jarrett, Philosophy and Religion
Jenny Kehl, Political Science
Ellen Malenas Ledoux, English
Andrew Lees, History
Charlotte Markey, Psychology
Margaret Marsh, History
Michelle Meloy, Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminal Justice
Susan Miller, Center for Children and Childhood Studies
Kim Mutcherson, Law
Gayle Porter, Business
Suneeta Ramaswami, Computer Science
Sarah Ricks, Law
Sheila Rodriguez, Law
Ira Roseman, Psychology
Martin Rosenberg, Fine Arts
Nancy Rosoff, History
James Rushing, Foreign Languages
Kim Shienbaum, Political Science
Jane Siegel, Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminal Justice
Lauren Silver, Center for Children and Childhood Studies
Carol Singley, English
Ruth Sporer-Springer, Biology
Julie Still, Library
Patricia Suplee, Nursing
Lorrin Thomas, History
Jonathan Tittler, Foreign Languages
Lynne Vallone, Center for Children and Childhood Studies
John Wall, Philosophy and Religion
J. William Whitlow Jr., Psychology
Allen Woll, History
Tara Woolfolk, Psychology
John Worrall, Economics
Melissa Yates, Philosophy and Religion
Women's and gender studies is an undergraduate interdisciplinary minor for students who wish to explore gender as a social construction that shapes our thoughts, values, accomplishments, and relationships. Connected to this is the study of how other social categories--especially race and social class--affect our reality. In other words, women's and gender studies is not only for and about women. Though it often concentrates on women's lives and contributions, it also examines and analyzes how we all exist within a complex web of social inequalities and privileges.
