Interdivisional
Updated August 13, 2018
Advising Faculty
1.
Robert Weston - Human
Rights (coordinator)
2.
Susan Aberth - Art History
3.
Daniel Berthold -
Philosophy
4.
Nicole Caso - Spanish
5.
Jorge Cortinas Theater
and Performance
6.
Christian Crouch History
7.
Robert J. Culp History
8.
Lauren Curtis - Classics
9.
Deirdre d'Albertis -
Literature
10.
Michθle D. Dominy Anthropology (leave of absence 18-19)
11.
Sarah Dunphy-Lelii Psychology
12.
Helen Epstein Human Rights
13.
Tabetha Ewing History
14.
Donna Ford Grover Literature
15.
Lianne Habinek Literature (leave of absence 18-19)
16.
Elizabeth M. Holt - Arabic
17.
Laura Kunreuther -
Anthropology
18.
Cecile E. Kuznitz - Religion
19.
Kristin Lane Psychology
20.
Michael Martell
Economics
21.
Christopher McIntosh
Political Studies
22.
Allison McKim - Sociology
23.
Emily McLaughlin Chemistry
24.
Michelle Murray Political Studies (leave of absence fall 18)
25.
David Nelson - Religion
26.
Yuka Suzuki Anthropology
27.
Pavlina R. Tcherneva
Economics
28.
Eric Trudel - French
29.
Marina van Zuylen French
30.
Jean Wagner Theater and Performance
Gender and Sexuality Studies (GSS) is an
interdisciplinary concentration that envelops a broad array of scholarly
domains tied thematically to an emphasis on the importance of gender (and all
related elements) as a core category of analysis. Feminist in scope, an
underlying belief in the equal value of all people permeates GSS domains of
inquiry and study. The GSS Concentration offers cross-listed courses that
consider the centrality of women, masculine gender, sexuality, and transgender
issues in relation to other cultural frameworks such as race, class, age, and sexual
orientation. Students moderate into both the GSS Concentration and a
primary program (e.g., Psychology, Anthropology, Literature, Biology).
Moderation
Requirements:
1.
GSS cross-listed course
2.
GSS cross-listed course
In consultation
with faculty from the GSS Concentration and their primary discipline, students
declare a concentration in Gender and Sexuality Studies at the time of their
Moderation into the primary program or thereafter at a separate Moderation
board meeting. Students must fulfill the
Moderation requirements of both the primary program and the Gender and
Sexuality Studies Concentration. At
least one moderation board member must be from the GSS Faculty.
Graduation
Requirements:
3.
Advanced Gender Studies Seminar or
Tutorial
4.
Senior Project I
5.
Senior Project II
The Senior Project
in the primary program must encapsulate gender and/or sexuality inclusion and
analysis. At least one Senior Project
board member should be a core faculty member from GSS.