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Upcoming Events
WGSS Brown Bag Event:
Wednesday, March 27th @ 1pm
Library Special Collections, Melville
SAVE THE DATE!
WGSS Graduate Conference:
Friday, April 5th 2019
Keynote:
Shanté Paradigm Smalls,
Assistant Professor of English,
St. John’s University
News and Announcements
Follow the WGSS Department:
WGSS graduate student Rachel Corbman's article entitled, "Does Queer Studies Have
an Anti-Empiricism Problem?" is published in GLQ Journal
.
Article details here.
Check out this new article by
WGSS professor Lisa Diedrich -
"
Being-becoming-monster: Mirrors and Mirroring in Graphic Frankenstein Narratives"
published in Literature and Medicine.
WGSS graduate students Alexandra Novitskaya and Rachel Corbman have their work published
in the
Global Encyclopedia of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) History
. Congratulations Alex & Rachel!
WGSS associate professor, Ritch Calvin, weighs in on the new
Gillette ad and its controversial message regarding masculinity in this
recently published Newsday article.
WGSS associate professor Liz Montegary's book,
Familiar Perversions,
has been named 2018 Outstanding Academic Title by the American Library Association
Choice magazine.
The book is declared "an indispensable text for all librarians" - congratulations,
Liz!
A statement of Solidarity with Trans People put together
by the WGSS Graduate Students:
#WontBeErased
The WGSS Department invites graduate students, undergraduates, faculty, and staff
across the university to
read our statement and sign as a statement of solidarity and support, and to elicit a response from the
university administration.
Click here to add your name.
Academics
UNDERGRADUATE
The department offers a Bachelor of Arts, Minor, and Combined Undergraduate Degree
with a Master in Public Health (MPH).
GRADUATE
The department offers a PhD and MA in Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, as well
as a Graduate Certificate.
PhD Program
MA Program
Graduate Certificate
