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Pronouns: She/Her
Camila plans to apply to PA schools while working as a clinical technician at Inova hospital
Quote: Fight for the things that you care about, but do it in a way that will lead others to join you. - Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Pronouns: She/Her
Camila plans to apply to PA schools while working as a clinical technician at Inova hospital
Quote: Fight for the things that you care about, but do it in a way that will lead others to join you. - Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Dear WGS Students:
We here in the WGS Department hope that you are all safely and comfortably self-quarantining. We understand that this time has been strange, eventful and stressful, and we appreciate all you are doing to stay healthy and remain engaged with your studies.
WGS 3230 Gender and the Olympics
Bonnie Hagerman
The UVA Department of Drama wishes to make you aware of a staged reading of Paul Lucas’ ground breaking play Trans Scripts Part I: The Women in the Helms theater on the UVA Arts Grounds, November 22nd and 23rd at 7:00 pm. They have assembled a fully representative cast of seven trans women to bring to life this new work, exploring the life and experience of multiple generations. Spread the word about this stunning and unique live theater experience.
U.Va. professor brings festival of Indian documentaries to Grounds
The University of Virginia's Department of Women Gender & Sexuality (WGS) invites applicants for a tenure track appointment as Assistant or Associate Professor of Sexuality Studies. Candidates’ field of specialization should fall within the areas of transnational sexuality studies and/or LGBTQ issues in a global context. Research centering on the global south that concerns people of color, disenfranchised communities, and/or indigenous populations would be particularly valuable. Scholars working on LGBTQ health in transnational perspectives are also encouraged to apply.
Bonnie Hagerman
Instructor Varies
Bonnie Hagerman
WGS 2100 Introduction to Gender and Sexuality Studies
Instructor Varies
Please join the WGS Department in congratulating Professor Matthew Chin on the publication of his article, “Between abolition and opium: civility and force across Asian and Caribbean British imperialisms,” in the journal Globalizations.