WGSS Celebrates Dr. Danielle Bouchard’s New Book

Early in October, WGSS celebrated the publication of Dr. Danielle Bouchard’s new book Humanity’s Ruins – Ethics, Feminism, and Genocidal Humanitarianism. Faculty and students gathered to congratulate Danielle and enjoy a captivating reading of excerpts from her book. An engaging Q&A session with refreshments and cake followed. For more information… Continue reading…

WGSS Program Graduation celebration

Please join the WGSS Program in celebration of this year’s wonderful WGSS graduates!  Friday, May 9th at 4pm in the UNCG Music Building Organ Hall Refreshments will be provided following the ceremony. 

linda arnold carlisle faculty grants

Apply now for the Linda Arnold Carlisle Faculty Grant in Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. Every academic year, the Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies program awards a faculty member with the Linda Arnold Carlisle Faculty Research Grant to support promising research or creative work related to the program. Access the… Continue reading…

3rd Annual Exhibit of Student art

Opening Reception Feb. 12th featuring improvisation by graduate and undergraduate students from the UNCG School of Dance February 12th at 6:30 – 8pm in the Curry Building Room 336. View artworks by students and alumni of UNCG and neighboring colleges and universities.  Featuring improvisation by graduate and undergraduate students from… Continue reading…

the mural by local artist Gina Franco featuring bright colors, images, and words to represent the WGSS community.

New Mural Brightens WGSS Hallway

We have a bright, new, fun, mural in WGSS! Local artist, Gina Franco, created it in May. When we came up with the idea of a mural to brighten the hallway in WGSS, we thought the perfect person to do it would be Gina. She has painted many impactful murals in the Triad area… Continue reading…

Emilia Phillips at their book reading for "Nonbinary Bird of Paradise" at Scuppernong Books.

Pride and Poetry, According to Emilia Phillips

A UNCG professor since 2017, Phillips is an associate professor of creative writing where they teach poetry workshops and serve as core poetry faculty for the Masters of Fine Art in Creative Writing. Phillips also has cross-appointments in the Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies and English departments teaching the Queer Poetry and Poetics class and the Women’s Health and Bodies class to undergraduates.