From symposia to film screenings and lecture events featuring internationally renowned scholars, there are plenty of opportunities to connect with fellow students, faculty, and alumni in the Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (WGSS) network.
Our program is a gathering place for dynamic and cutting-edge conversations in the gender and sexuality studies community in Washington, D.C.
WGSS Director Kavita Daiya with students at the March 2019 Open House for Undergraduates
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The WGSS community remains firmly committed to the feminist principles of justice, liberation, and solidarity. We are clear-eyed about the fact that there is only one righteous path before us. We write to reaffirm our commitment to the Movement for Black Lives and to the fight for racial justice the world over.
A CCAS award by Eiko Strader, a professor of women's, gender, and sexuality studies and public policy, earned the Award for Excellence in Graduate Faculty Mentoring.
WGSS Director and Associate Professor of English Kavita Daiya was selected as a Fulbright Specialist (2020-2023) with expertise in Gender Studies, Migration and Peace Studies, and Postcolonial Literature and Cinema.
WGSS Program Director Kavita Daiya urges people to reframe negative messages about eating and weight loss.
Undergraduate students Ariella Neckritz (BA ’16) and Shakti Naidoo (BA ’15) interned at the Rape Crisis center while studying abroad in Cape Town. During the internship, the students held discussion-based seminars with local teens about rape and gender equality and learned to develop effective support models for survivors. The once-in-a-lifetime opportunity was made possible by a WGSS Program partnership with the crisis center.
