This blog is created by students from Clemson University's spring 2009 course Women's Studies 459 - "Building Bodies: Women's Bodies in Theory and Practice." This class explores the construction of bodies from various methodological perspectives, focusing on five specific areas: theories of bodies; bodies and genders and sexes; “misbehaving” bodies; politics of bodies; and constructing bodies. We welcome comments and contributions to our posts and discussions.

27 March 2009

Women's Studies Graduate Forum

If anyone is so inclined, here's the schedule for the research forum this afternoon:

Women's Studies Graduate Research Forum
Friday, 27 March 2009
1:30p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Daniel Studio (Daniel Hall)

1:30-2:00  Amanda Booher (RCID) Docile Bodies, Supercrips, and the Plays of Prosthetics
2:00-2:30  Lori Dickes (Policy Studies) Policy Effectiveness of Female Governors in the United States
2:30-3:00  Carrie DuPre (Higher Education Leadership) Leaving the Chilly Classroom Behind
3:00-3:30  Marisa K. Orr (Mechanical Engineering) Career Motivations of Freshman Engineering and Non-Engineering Students: A Gender Study


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