CWG Awareded NCRW Emerging Center Award!
The Center for Women and Gender at Utah State University, in its third year of operation, has been recognized as the recipient of the 2013 Emerging Center Award from the NCRW (National Council for Research on Women).
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Lifetime Achievement Award - Lorna Wanless
Lorna Wanlass has served her community and other women throughout her life. Her service includes participating in the Children’s Theatre Board, projects for CAPSA, the American Red Cross, and the American Cancer Society.
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Early Career Award - Christina Roberts
Christina was chosen based on her accomplishments in, and dedication to, her role as Development Coordinator at the Logan Regional Hospital Foundation.
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Organizing Home Care with Dr. Eileen Boris
This talk considers feminist understandings of care and work by looking at paid household workers, both housekeepers and those who tend elderly and disabled people as home aides.
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Dr. Laura Kramer
The ADVANCE Program at the National Science Foundation was established more than ten years ago to increase the representation of women academic professionals in science, mathematics, engineering, and technology.
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Cooking History with Dr. Alice Weinreb
This interactive lecture approaches the relationship between women and the STEM fi elds by exploring one of the primary areas in which women in Europe and the USA have engaged with science, technology, engineering, and math: cookbooks.
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CWG Webinar: Dr. Noelle Cockett
Dr. Noelle Cockett fields questions regarding her experience in leadership and shares some of her lessons learned as a leader and how they apply to those in and out of leadership positions.
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Our Mission
Utah State University's Center for Women and Gender provides a professional and social climate to enhance opportunities through learning, discovery, and engagement. The Center's philosophy is that gender refers broadly to gender relations, social arrangements, organizations and institutions, masculinities and femininities, as well as gender discourses. The Center supports human empowerment in professional, social, and educational arenas by bringing together diverse expertise and resources.
Upcoming Events
- 4/4/2013, 6:00 pm – TSC Auditorium
Lecture - Emily May
Co-Founder, Executive Director of Hollaback!
Research Spotlights
Strangely Dark, Painfully Bright: The Unbearable Lightness Of Seeing In Inferno Xxi And Paradiso Xxxiii
Alexa Sand—Associate Professor Of Art History Department Of Art And Design Caine College Of The Arts
Global Migrants, Guest Workers, And Good Mothers: A Comparative Study Of Gender And (Con)Temporary Labor Migration To Spain
Peggy Petrzelka—PI
Christy Glass—Co-PI
Susan Mannon—Co-PI
Claudia Radel—Co-PI
State Transfer Payments, Gendered Labor Migration, and Women’s
Resource Access and Control
Claudia Radel,
Utah State University
Birgit Schmook,
ECOSUR-Chetumal
Nora Haenn,
North Carolina State University
Crisol Méndez,
ECOSUR-Chetumal
Teaching Lipid Processing Techniques to Undergraduate Students Through Research Opportunities.
Silvana Marlini, PhD
Department of Nutrition, Dietetics, and Food Sciences
Utah State University