Please join us to celebrate the vibrant research, teaching, and service impacts of Professor Singh’s career. Professor Singh is retiring, but her contributions to the Department of English are enduring, not to mention her endowment to library collections. 
 
The day features talks by former students and current colleagues and, in true Professor Singh style, refreshments and conversation!

For any questions contact, Zarena Aslami (aslami(at)msu.edu)

The Center for Gender in Global Context (GenCen) hires advanced PhD students as instructors to teach online, asynchronous WGS core courses each summer, including:

WS 201: Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies (two sections, summer I and summer II)

WS 202: Introduction to Contemporary Feminisms and Gender Theories 

WS 301: Sexual Violence Against Women and Children

WS 304: LGBTQ and Sexuality Studies

WS 351: Gendered Violence and Intersections of Power 

WS 403: Women and Change in Developing Countries 

These courses are offered in online and asynchronous modality only.

For more information go to the page listed and go to the "Graduate Student Instructors for Summer WS Courses" section.

Award categories are listed below

Tracy Dobson Award for Undergraduate Student Feminist Activism

Mary Anderson Award for the Best Undergraduate Paper on Women and Gender in Global Perspective

Award for Best Undergraduate Paper on Gender-Based Violence: Presented by the Research Consortium on Gender-based Violence

Rita S. Gallin Award for the Best Graduate Paper on Women and Gender in Global Perspective

For more information follow the link listed.

The Gender, Justice, and Environmental Change (GJEC) Program, at the Center for Gender in Global Context (GenCen), offers fellowships for MSU graduate students annually. Enrollment in the GJEC program is not required. Generous funding provided by MSU’s Graduate School allows us to offer fellowship opportunities in the following two categories:

GJEC Dissertation Research Fellowship (Up to $10,000)

GJEC Dissertation Writing Fellowship (Up to $8,500)

The Women's & Gender Studies (WGS) Program and the Center for Gender in Global Context (GenCen) offers Women's and Gender Studies fellowships for MSU graduate students annually. Enrollment in the WGS graduate specialization is not required. Generous funding provided by MSU’s Graduate School allows us to offer between 8-10 fellowship opportunities in the following two categories:

WGS Dissertation Research Fellowship (Up to $10,000)

WGS Dissertation Writing Fellowship (Up to $8,500)

For more information go to the link listed.