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2015
October 2015
2015 Vivian R. Shaw Lecture with Piper Kermann. "Orange is the New Black: My Year in a Women's Prison"
Incarcerated Women: A Conversation about Realities
The 25th Anniversary Symposium, Davis, Markert, Nickerson Lecture on Academic and Intellectual Freedom "Fragility of Our Freedoms"
September 2015
The Institutional Life of Intersectionality, or Notes on Feminist Fatigue
Some Men: Feminist Allies and the Movement to End Violence Against Women
Carceral Visions: The Prison as Image/Object/Limit Symposium
Prison Obscura Exhibition Opening & Reception
April 2015
Spring Symposium-RSVP Required
German Studies Colloquium. Gender and the Imaginary of Revolution in German, 1918-19
ORIENTations. Eng Beng-Lim
Twin Trouble: The Long History of Simian Actors from Blind Gew to Snooky the Humanzee.
Honors Colloquium
Presumptions, Realities, and Strategies: Women of Color Faculty and the University Classroom
Similarities in Self-Categorization Dynamics for Transgender Spectrum and Cisgender Adults
Women in Hip-Hop: "From MC Lyte to Iggy Azalea, How did we end up here?"
Feminism and Community Psychology
March 2015
Facilitated Conference: New Articulations / New Translations: Feminist Research Activism
Book Launch of "The Cherokee Rose" by Tiya Miles
Saving Jeannace June Freeman: Capital Punishment and the Transformation of Homophobia in Oregon, 1961-1964
Black Feminist Think Tank: A Symposium
Pizza with Professors and Advisors
Gender Research Across the Disciplines
ORIENTations. Mimi Thi Nguyen
$tart $mart Negotiation Workshop
Seminar in honor of Patsy Yaeger
February 2015
Taking Back the X, Bringing Back the Love
RESCHEDULED ORIENTations. "Bottomhood Is Powerful"
Inaugural William Monroe Trotter Lecture
Gender: New Works, New Questions, Rednecks, Queers, and Country Music by Nadine Hubbs
STS-Related. Beyond Life/Not Life: A Feminist-Indigenous Reading of Cryopreservation Practices and Ethics, Interspecies Thinking, and the New Materialisms
January 2015
"A Deeper Black: Race in America." Motorola Lecture
Lane Hall Exhibit Opening: "Re-Imaging Gender," a juried art show
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