Center for Gender in Global Context :: Curriculum Committees

GenCen's undergraduate and graduate programs and courses are maintained and regularly updated to provide the highest quality interdisciplinary curriculum related to gender and sexuality.

Our undergraduate programs and the Women's and Gender Studies (WGS) graduate specialization are under the purview of the WGS Curriculum Committee, while the GJEC/GSID Curriculum Committee oversees the Gender, Justice, and Environmental Change (GJEC) and the International Development (GSID) graduate specializations.

WGS Curriculum Committee Members

Stephanie Nawyn, GenCen Co-Director for Academics, Outreach, and Engagement
Patrick Arnold, GenCen Advisor
Laura Apol, Department of Teacher Education
Catalina Bartlett, Department of Writing, Rhetoric, and American Cultures
Kristine Byron, Department of Romance and Classical Studies
Soma Chaudhuri, Department of Sociology
Yuanfang Dai, Department of Writing, Rhetoric, and American Cultures
Lisa Fine, Department of History
Erin Graham, Department of History
Megan Maas, Department of Human Development and Family Studies
Kristin Mahoney, Department of English
Ellen McCallum, Department of English
Tim Retzloff, Department of History
Aminda Smith, Department of History
Trixie Smith, Writing Center
Camelia Suleiman, Department of Linguistics & Germanic, Slavic, Asian and African Languages
Chantal Tetreault, Department of Anthropology
Naoko Wake, Department of History and Lyman Briggs College
Angie Kennedy, Department of Social Work
Denise Troutman, Department of Writing, Rhetoric, and American Cultures
Hillery Glasby, Department of Writing, Rhetoric, and American Cultures
Lina Qu, Department of Linguistics, Languages, and Cultures

GJEC/GSID Curriculum Committee Members

Wenda Bauchspies, GenCen Co-Director of Global Research and Engagement
Patrick Arnold, GenCen Advsior
Rowenn Kalman, Department of Anthropology
John Kerr, Department of Community Sustainability
Lucero Radonic, Department of Anthropology
Marisa Rinkus, Center for Interdisciplinarity
Wynne Wright, Department of Community Sustainability and Department of Sociology