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Women's Studies Events

 

Spring Semester 2009

 

Monday, February  2, 2009
7:15 pm
MPR


Dr. Penny Howell Jolly, Skidmore College
Slide show and talk "Representing Eve and Adam in Medieval and Renaissance Art"



Wednesday, February 11, 2009
4pm
MPR


Self Defense Workshop with Women in Black in the MPR (approx. one hour)


Wednesday, March 25, 2009
7pm
MPR

Nadine Weidman, Harvard University
"Gender, Race, and Biology: Historical Reflections, Contemporary Problems"

Nadine Weidman teaches history of science and technology at the Harvard University Extension School, and is the author of Constructing Scientific Psychology: Karl Lashley's Mind-Brain Debates (1999), and Science, Race and Racism: Social Impact and Interaction.  She is also Senior Research Associate at the Council for Responsible Genetics. Her current research focuses on the history of scientific claims for a human instinct for aggression.

*Coordinated in conjunction with the Year of Science

 


Monday, March 30, 2009
7pm
A1

Spoken word performances by Holiday Simmons and YalaniDream

Liquid Dream: Yalini Dream & Holiday Simmons aka "LiquidXun" will come together for an evening of spoken word, humor, dance, spirit & theater poured from the heart. This will be followed by discussion.

Holiday Simmons believes it is imperative for people of color, especially those who are woman-identified, trans-identified, or gender non-conforming to engage in radical explorations of their lives.

YaliniDream conjures spirit through her unique blend of poetry, theater, dance & song.  Sick of bouncing between in betweens, YaliniDream lives in the borderlands where poetry is theater is love is movement is song is prayer is rebellion. She seeks justice in the lands of earth, psyche, spirit, and dream.


Thursday, April 2, and Friday April 3, 2009
7pm
A1

"The Vagina Monologues" by Zero Tolerance

 


UConn is located at Broad St. & Washington Blvd. in downtown Stamford.
Free Parking on the second floor of the UConn parking garage.
Garage entrance is on Washington Blvd.

 

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