OSU Gender, Women's, and Sexuality Studies

Reminder - the end of registration is fast approaching! Don't miss exciting event!

Join us for this lunch and learn on 9/26 - don't forget to register!

Congrats to GWST core faculty member Jennifer Borland, whos book has received the 2024 award for Best First Book of Feminist Scholarship on the Middle Ages, from the Society for Medieval Feminist Scholarship!

Join us on October 15!

Join us for this lunch and learn on 9/26 - don't forget to register!

Join us next Thursday - register at the link below!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfMNX15YS_IZFfsULl7cgv0ERigeP-Z3pgjXY_m3W-0nONLjQ/viewform

Remember our next reading group meeting is tomorrow (Thursday) - sign up at this link below to join on zoom! Set Boundaries, Find Peace by Nedra Glover Tawwab!

Flourishing Collective Summer Reading Group - Oklahoma State University Please join us for either (or both!) of these book discussions this summer. All meetings are virtual, 12noon-1pm.

Oklahoma educators, education students, and all interested in learning more about abolition and education!

Erin D**e of the School of Teaching, Learning, and Educational Sciences at OSU is hosting a book club series this summer and next fall along with the Restorative Justice Institute of Oklahoma. Join us to read and study together! We have options for Zoom and in-person (in Tulsa and OKC) community circles to discuss the books.

*We Want to Do More than Survive* - community circles will be at the end of July and *Punished for Dreaming* - circles will be during mid-September.

Many thanks to RJIOK and to OSU OKState School of Teaching, Learning & Educational Sciences for co-sponsoring this series and providing **FREE BOOKS** to participants as supplies last!
Participants of either or both book clubs will have the opportunity to Zoom chat with Dr. Bettina Love on September 30th, 1-2pm.

This book club series is facilitated in conjunction with an in-person event with Dr. Bettina Love on the evening October 17th at Fulton Street Books in Tulsa organized by the amazing Autumn Brown and a coalition of sponsors.

More details and Register here: https://forms.gle/zd9UMYXtR9CnPkqS7

Don't forget our first meeting is tomorrow! Join us for these book discussions this summer! Both books are inexpensive and available at all the usual new and used book sellers.

Register here!

Flourishing Collective Summer Reading Group - Oklahoma State University Please join us for either (or both!) of these book discussions this summer. All meetings are virtual, 12noon-1pm.

Join us for these book discussions this summer! Both books are inexpensive and available at all the usual book sellers.

Register here!
https://cas.okstate.edu/humanities/events/2024-2025_events/fc_summer_reading_group.html

Awesome summer online grad course - FYI!!

This season, Town & Gown had the opportunity to produce “The Laramie Project,” a play centered on how Mathew Shepard’s killing in October 1998 affected his community of Laramie, Wyoming, and ultimately the entire nation. Mathew was gay, and his death helped to spur the creation of hate crimes legislation at the state and federal level in the following years.

“The Laramie Project” is a powerful, beautiful, moving piece of theatre. Its entire text is derived from interviews with dozens of Laramie residents as well as court records and public statements from medical professionals, faith leaders, politicians, and others.

The dates of our production are April 4th – 7th and again the 11th – 14th. Tickets will be available beginning Monday, April 1st at 11 a.m. via phone or online. (This information is in the press release too).

Reminder! Don't miss OSU's own Dr. Brandy Thomas Wells, discussing Coretta Scott King's Activism and Legacy -- on Feb 13 (TOMORROW), 6pm!

(organized by OSU Africana Studies and the Department of History)

Dr. Annmarie Caño will be featured in two virtual events on co-creating liberatory culture change in higher education -- sponsored by the Flourishing Collective, a collab between the Center for the Humanities, Gender, Women's and S*xuality Studies, and the Fac Council for Gender Equity! The application for Research Group Fellowships (24-25) is open as well. More info here! https://cas.okstate.edu/humanities/events/

Don't miss OSU's own Dr. Brandy Thomas Wells, discussing Coretta Scott King's Activism and Legacy -- on Feb 13, 6pm!

Updated Spring courses, with an addition to the list: S*x and Gender in the Medieval World! Please share with students!!

A huge congratulations to GWST faculty member Dr. Corinne Schwarz for receiving the Faculty Council for Gender Equity's Mentoring Award!

Fantastic classes taught by amazing people this spring - check it out! And recommend them to your students!!

Check out these Spring classes!

Today! Please join us!

Don't miss this conversation with Dr. Dempsey later this month!

Don't miss this panel -- happening tomorrow!

Don't miss our last meeting of this semester's reading group. You can join even if you have not read much of the book!

Next semester Annmarie Caño will be a guest speaker (virtually) on co-creating liberatory culture change in higher ed -- stay tuned for dates and details!

Don't miss this conversation with Dr. Dempsey later this month!

Check out this great class being offered this spring!

Join us tomorrow!!

Congratulations to Dr. Jessica Turcat, GWST faculty member, for winning the Saguaro Poetry Prize!

Announcing the results of the 2023 Saguaro Poetry Prize. – Kallisto Gaia Press Announcing the results of the 2023 Saguaro Poetry Prize. Congratulations to Jessica Turcat, the author of Hunger House, the winner of the 2023 Saguaro Poetry Prize.Hunger House by Jessica Turcat explores the demands and promises of mortality as an observation. The midwestern rural voice of the colle...

The Flourishing Collective's book group has another meeting coming up next week! Please join us for an engaging conversation about Reimagining the Academy. Join us even if you haven't read any of the book (but you should, it's excellent)!
Register here:
https://cas.okstate.edu/humanities/events/2023-2024_events/flourishing_collective_fall23_book_club.html

Congratulations to GWST GRA Stacie Warner as well as OSU colleagues Erica Townsend-Bell, LaRicka Wingate, Vanessa Oliphant, Déjà Clement, and Olufunke Benson for the recent publication of Identity as Resilience in Minoritized Communities: Strengths-Based Approaches to Research and Practice! https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-38977-1