Dr. Kyla Schuller is an associate professor of Women’s Gender and Sexuality Studies at Rutgers University-New Brunswick where she investigates the intersections between race, gender, sexuality, and the life sciences in U.S. culture. Schuller is the author of The Trouble with White Women: A Counterhistory of Feminism, an incisive, inspiring history of the struggle between… Read more »
Comparative Race and Ethnic Studies Assistant Professor, Dr. Luis Romero, speaks on the issue of expansive detention and deportation in response to 9/11. Dr. Romero’s report focuses on the nation’s failed immigration system describing the initial laws that failed to prevent events like 9/11 are being used to criminalize migrants. Moreover, Dr. Luis Romero… Read more »
Congratulations to Dr. Max Krochmal, Associate Professor of History and founding Chair of Comparative Race and Ethnic Studies on being appointed by the Organization of American Historians’ as “Distinguished Lecturer”. The new lectures are now part of almost 600 prominent scholars that discuss pertinent and perplexing issues across the nation on every aspect of American… Read more »
Curious about WGST? Want to learn more about our two majors, minor, emphasis and exciting courses for SPRING 2022?Check out this video for a quick overview! You can also email wgst@tcu.edu or talk to any of our amazing WGST faculty for more information and answers to all your questions. We hope to see you in… Read more »
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CRES is proud to honor Professor Luis Romero for his selection as one of 16 national fellows by the Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI). PRRI is a nonprofit, nonpartisan research organization that chose 16 interdisciplinary scholars as PRRI Public Fellows. “Selected via a nationwide open call, the diverse cohort of fellows will work alongside PRRI… Read more »
By Amanda Peterson Next week TCU will host its 5th annual Native American and Indigenous People’s Day Symposium. The main events will take place between October 4th and 5th and will include presentations and a panel discussion; the first event will take place this Thursday, September 30 (see below for a full schedule). This year’s… Read more »
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 »
