Women's
Studies Archives
Please contact Cheryl Dudasik-Wiggs if you are interested in presenting
your research to Women’s Studies faculty in the
spring.
April 9 Martha Libster, School of Nursing
“Control Those Women: The
“Doctor-Nurse Game” in 1840
America”
(Click to listen; right-click to download the lecture as
.mp3)
Mar. 26 Holly Hapke, Department of Geography
“Gulf Migration and Changing Patterns
of Gender Identities in a South Indian Muslim
Community”
(Click to listen; right-click to download the lecture as
.mp3)
February 27 — Shahna Arps, Department of
Anthropology
“Poverty, Patriarchy, and Poison: Ultimate
Causes of Maternal Mortality in
Honduran Miskito Communities”
(Click to listen; right-click to download the lecture as
.mp3)
January 23 — Karin Zipf, Department of History
“Prostitution, Venereal Disease, and the State
Board of Health in post-WWI North
Carolina”
(Click to listen; right-click to download the lecture as
.mp3)
October 10 — Holly Mathews, Department of
Anthropology
The Tale of La Llorona or ‘The Weeping Woman’:
Analyzing Alternative Models of Gender in a Mexican
Community
(Click to listen; right-click to download
the lecture as .mp3)
October 24 — Timm Hackett, Department of
English
A Thousand Other Simple Things — The Importance of
Fairy Tales
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the lecture as .mp3)
