News, Events and Calendars

Spring Events '08:
Women's Studies and GLC Present:

FREEHELD

                   Joan Myers

              Tuesday April 1st

Wondrous Cold:

An Antarctic Journey

Selected Photographs from the Smithsonian exhibit which, "offers a glimpse of the majestic continent of Antarctica that has captured the imagination of explorers, scientists, and armchair travelers alike". Come see Joan's work and hear her story.

McGuinn 5th Floor Lounge

Reception with Food from 6-7pm

Talk starts at 7:00pm.

Co-sponsored by: Environment Studies and the Framers' Workshop, Brookline 

News:

   INTERNSHIP/VOLUNTEER FOR WS!

    Haven't gotten the opportunity to volunteer or do an internship yet? This is  your chance to boost your resume and get some great experience! As a Women's Studies Intern/Volunteer you would be involved in event planning, programming, publicity, and recruitment of new minors! This internship can also be taken for COURSE CREDIT that would count towards the minor.

To Learn more about the positions available contact Lauren Brown at brownyj@bc.edu.

 We are looking for students to intern/volunteer for the Fall Semester 2008.

ATTENTION MINORS: Please send the minor audit form to Lauren Brown at brownyj@bc.edu  by Thursday January 31st! This is to ensure that your minor will appear on your degree! Don't forget! You will NOT graduate as a WS Minor unless we have this form!

Minor Audit Form 

VOICES! Get involved! Do you have experience with Microsoft Publisher or Adobe InDesign? If so we need YOU!

 Voices is an excellent opportunity to get your work published and get some editing experience! If you are interested in becoming an editor or a staff writer please contact Daniela Ramirez immediately at ramireda@bc.edu.

Boston Events:

Interested in Womens Studies' events in Boston? Check out this list of upcoming events on MIT's website Women's Studies Around Boston.

Upcoming Events from the Centre for Gender & Women's Studies. more...

BWGF: Black Women, Gender and Families: A New Black Women's Studies Journal

The primary mission of BWGF is to analyze, develop, and further Black Women's Studies paradigms. It centers the study of Black women and gender within the critical discourses of history, the social sciences, and the humanities.

BWGF welcomes research and theoretical submissions from a wide variety of academic fields and interdisciplinary programs.

Additional information about submissions and subscriptions is available at: http://www.bwgf.uiuc.edu/