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Department of Sociology
UW- Madison

 

Spring 2013 Schedule

 

Femsem meets Thursdays from 12:30 - 2:00p in 2435 Sewell Social Sciences (unless otherwise noted)

Date

Speaker

Topic

Room/location

1/24

 

Organizing Session

2435 Social Science

1/31

Di Wang

The Interim Survival of Feminist Activism in China: The Case of Women's Voice

2435 Social Sciences

2/7

No presentations

Join us at SWS in New Mexico!

 

2/14

Maria Azocar

Judicial Reforms and Gendered Palace Wars

2435 Social Sciences

2/21

Gender Prelim Committee

Gender Prelim Discussion with committee members and gender prelim veterans. Please attend if you plan to take the prelim in August.

2435 Social Sciences

2/28

Dr. Jeanne Flavin, Professor of Sociology, Fordham University, author of Our Bodies, Our Crimes: Policing of Women's Reproduction in America(2009).

Reproductive Justice for Pregnant Women

 

Dr. Flavin will discuss her work with National Advocates for Pregnant Women.She leads the Feminist Activism Committee of Sociologists for Women in Society, and is the recipient of SWS's 2013 Feminist Activist Award.

2435 Social Science

2/28

Informal discussion with Dr. Flavin

Graduate and undergraduate students are invited to meet Dr. Flavin in an informal setting. Refreshments provided.

2:30pm - 3:30pm, Sterling Hall 3401

3/7

Dr. Anna Korteweg, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Toronto.

The Headscarf Debate in France and the Netherlands: Conflicts of Belonging in National Narratives

Ingraham 206

3/7

Reception for Dr. Korteweg

Quasi-pot luck at Myra's home (17 Sauk Creek Circle).

Contact Katie (zaman@wisc.edu) if you can offer a ride, or if you need one. Please bring a dish to pass, Myra will provide vegetarian and non-vegetarian chilli.

 

3/14

Stephanie Canales

Developing a New Feminist Identity Scale from a Third Wave Perspective

2435 Social Science

3/21

Belén Hernando

Gendering Citizenship in the Global City: Subjectivity, Agency, and Gender Equality in a Diverse Democratic High School"

2435 Social Science

3/28

Spring Break

Spring Break

 

4/4

Na Yang

Reproducing Gender in the State's "Fatherhood": the Discourse of Chinese Family Planning Policy in People's Daily from 1978 to 2008

2435 Social Science

4/11

Megan Shoji and Alyn Turner

Gender Inequality in Children’s Behavioral Problems: The Role of Parents, Peers, and Teachers

2435 Social Science

4/18

Dr. Jutta Almendinger, first woman president of the Social Science Research Center in Berlin, sociologist of education and stratification

Educational Expansion and Vocational Training in the EU: An Intractable Contradiction?

2pm, 245 Educational Building on Bascom Mall

4/18

Dr. Frank Dobbin, Professor of Sociology at Harvard University. His research includes work on Complex Organizations, Stratification, Economic Sociology, Public Policy, and Comparative Historical Sociology.

 

Does Diversity Management Promote Diversity?


Lunch will be provided for those who RSVPed.

 

This event is co-sponsored by the European Union Center of Excellence and FemSem (Sociology of Gender at UW-Madison).

Ingraham 336

4/18

Professor Dr. Susanne Baer, first out lesbian supreme court justice in Europe.

Judging Inequalities: The Jurisprudence of the German Federal Constitutional Court

4pm, Lubar Commons, 7200 Law Building

5pm, Reception

4/25

Nancy Rydberg

Gendered aid to post-conflict northern Ugandan schools: the interaction of global and local discourses about girls' education

2435 Social Science

5/2

Gina Longo

Marriage Migrants, Citizenship, and Intersectionality

2435 Social Science

 

 

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