By Amanda Peterson Though they aren’t exactly new to WGST, Professors Tiffany Jackson and Dr. Randa Tawil may look unfamiliar to those who spent a year in Zoom classes. With classes returning to in-person, there’s no better time to get to know these personalities in WGST. Those who have been at TCU for longer may… Read more »
We are currently accepting applications for the 2021-22 Claudia V. Camp Research and Creative Activity Award. This award, open to any full-time WGST affiliated faculty members, is a one-year honorary appointment that recognizes excellence in intersectional scholarship and/or creative activity on women, gender, and sexuality. The Award recipient will receive $4000 and present a public… Read more »
All first-year and transfer students are welcome! Join the Idea Factory’s team in the Idea Lab in Rees-Jones Hall #101 for a dynamic and insightful workshop. Come learn about Human-Centered Design and how to apply it to your college experience. The workshop is 90 minutes. Choose a time to participate below. Click Here to reserve your… Read more »
IdeaFactory is happy to welcome back TCU students, faculty and staff to campus this Fall 2021. This semester, we are excited to launch the Human Centered Design Academy, which are workshops for students (and faculty/staff). Want to know about human centered design? Check out our HCD 101 workshops offered at least once a month. In… Read more »
Thursday, September 30 at 7:00 PM Sid Rich LH-2 Facilitated by Randa Tawil and Nino Testa Fred Martinez was nádleehí, a male-bodied person with a feminine nature, a special gift according to his ancient Navajo culture. But the place where two discriminations meet is a dangerous place to live, and Fred became one of the… Read more »
Zoranna Jones, PhD, assistant dean for student success and community engagement in the School of Interdisciplinary Studies, was appointed to the board of directors for NACADA: The Global Community for Academic Advising. The board of directors is primarily responsible for the strategic plan for NACADA, as well as its allocation of resources. NACADA promotes and… Read more »
Read About Morris Kight: TCU Alum and Organizer of the World’s First Gay Pride Parade Listen to Dr. Nino Testa share the story of Dallas AIDS Activist Duane Puryear Watch April 2021’s Night of Drag Trace The Queer History of TCU (3 queer history timelines: Queer History at TCU, TCU Triangle, and TCU Drag… Read more »
By Tracy Bristol and Nino Testa The first official Gay Pride parade in the world happened in Los Angeles 51 years ago, and it happened because of a TCU graduate. Gay rights leader, labor organizer, and peace activist Morris Kight (’42), a government major and economics minor from Comanche County, is considered a… Read more »
The Department of Women & Gender Studies stands in solidarity with the People of Palestine. Read the Gender Studies Departments in Solidarity with Palestinian Feminist Collective and see the names of all departments who have signed it here. Palestine is a feminist issue.
