Where We Go
Clare C. Jen
Associate Professor
Chair of Women's and Gender Studies
Women's & Gender Studies
The Women’s & Gender Studies Program fosters critical awareness and intellectual sensitivity to women’s issues, the relationship between gender and other aspects of “identity,” including race, class, age, religion and sexuality, methods inflected by the interdisciplinary of women’s studies, and how the academic study of women’s issues and gender has the power to transform lives.
The Women's & Gender Studies Program sponsors regular symposia on gender issues that include presentations by Denison faculty as well as scholars from throughout the United States.
Highlights
Spotlights
How We Learn
Understanding Social Change Through Hip-hop
How We Learn
Passing on Being Passive
How We Learn
What is "Intersectional Feminism"?
How We Learn
Black Women in Film and Television
How We Learn
Feminist health politics
How We Learn
The Meaning of Context
How We Learn
Student Receives Distinguished Undergraduate Award
How We Live
Landing a job, fulfilling a passion
Where We Go
Holding the Trust
How We Learn
Founding feminists
How We Learn
Portraits of Women
What's Happening
Lectures & Discussions
Jane Gallop: Lunch and Chapter Discussion
Lectures & Discussions
Growing Older: Representations of ‘Queer Aging’ and Why They Matter
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