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Consortium for Women and Research
2007-2008: Genders, Bodies, Politics
Spring 2008: Bodies, Performances, Pleasures |
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Research Interest Groups (RIGS) are groups of faculty, graduate students, and postdocs who are engaged in collaborative, interdisciplinary research projects
by and about women and/or gender in its intersections with race, class, sexual
and national identity, and the like. The purpose of the groups is to facilitate
collaborative, cross-disciplinary research and inquiry, to create opportunities
for cross-disiplinary discussion among scholars, to assist RIG members in
preparing and submitting grant proposals, and to build better connections
between scholars, policy makers, activists and/or local communities.
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The Research Interest Groups currently sponsored by the Consortium are the following: |
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Cross Cultural Women's and Gender History
Omnia El Shakry, History
Joan Cadden, History
Gender and Global Issues
Margaret Swain, Women's Resources and Research Center
Margaret Lela, Geography
Critical Studies in Food and Culture
Kimberly Nettles, Women and Gender Studies
Carolyn de la Peña, American Studies
Race, Gender, & Nature
Julie Sze, American Studies
Jonathan London, Human and Community Development
UCD Women
in Science and Engineering
Margaret Swain, Women's Resources and Research Center
Technovisual Cultures
Frances Dyson, Technocultrual Studies
Caren Kaplan, Women and Gender Studies
Documentary Studies at UC Davis: Looking into Race, Gender, Cultures, and Class
Leslie Madsen-Brooks, Teaching Resources Center
Innisfree Seyman-McKinnon, Geography
For information about becoming a sponsored RIG, see the Awards page.
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