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Women’s Studies Events for spring 2012

March 

Thursday 8 March @ 2:00pm in Haley Center 3195

Former Olympic athlete Reita Clanton will speak for International Women's Day on Thursday, March 8, at 2 p.m. in 3195 Haley Center. The Women’s Leadership Institute in the College of Liberal Arts and the National Society of Leadership and Success are sponsoring the talk titled “Living from the Inside-Out.” The event is free and open to the public. Clanton is an Auburn alumna who played volleyball, basketball and softball prior to the enactment of Title IX. Clanton's talk will help kick off the 120-year celebration of women at Auburn. Her talk will be followed by a reception in 3106 Haley. Students and community members are invited to meet the athlete. For more information, read the release or contact the Women's Leadership Institute at 844-2491.

Wednesday 21 March @ 11: 45 a.m. in the Student Center:

Annual Women’s Studies Awards Luncheon.

Keynote speaker: Rebecca Traister, contributor to Salon.com and author of Big Girls Don't Cry.

A call for nominations for Women’s Studies faculty, student, and community service awards will come out soon.

April

Wednesday 11 April @ 12 noon, location TBA: Brown Bag Lecture by Dr. Arianne Gaetano, Anthropology and Women’s Studies

Both Dr. Anna Riehl Bertolet, English, and Dr. Angela Ware, Sociology and Women’s Studies, will also present Brown Bag Lectures in spring 2012, details TBA. 

The Women’s Studies Program is also planning on hosting its annual Graduate Student Research Symposium this spring. Please tell your students, both graduate and undergraduate (the symposium is open to both), about this opportunity to share their research. Details will be forthcoming.

Joyce de Vries
devrijc@auburn.edu
212 Biggin Hall
(334) 844-3484

Emily Kerzin
ebk00002@auburn.edu
3227 Haley Center

Mailing Address:
Women's Studies Program
3227 Haley Center
Auburn University
Auburn, AL 36849