Here all the activities on our Campus for Women's Month.
Please join us in celebrating all women on this planet!
WEAVING THE PAST INTO THE FABRIC OF THE FUTURE
March, ongoing
Women’s History Month exhibit, Lovejoy Library
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March, ongoing
QUILTING AS A WOMEN'S TRADITION
exhibit in
Curated by Laura Strand, assisted by Alicia Pigg and Yvette Booker
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March, ongoing
Women’s Studies books 25% off
(excluding textbooks and sale items)
University Bookstore, MUC
Thurs. March 1,
Date Rape and Sexual Assault Informational Panel
Presented by Robin Pokojski, Call for Help, Inc./Counseling Services
Oak/Red Bud Room, MUC
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Fri. March 2,
Women’s History Month Kickoff Reception
QUILTING AS A WOMEN’S TRADITION Exhibit Opening
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Tues. March 13,
Gender, Fairness, and the Public School Classroom
Brown Bag Discussion
Laurie Puchner and Barbara O’Donnell
Tues. March 13,
Mask-ulinity: Revealing the Man Behind
Presented by Richard Avdoian
Peck Hall 3417
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Wed. March 14,
Social Work Pioneers: Women in Social Welfare History
Brown Bag Discussion
Social Work Faculty & Students
Peck Hall 3117
Wed. March 14,
Tough Guise
Film and Discussion
Moderated by Jason Stacy
Peck Hall 2304
Thurs. March 15,
HOW I SPENT MY SUMMER VACATION: A VISUAL DIARY OF JAMIE CURRIER'S JOURNEY WITH CANCER
Photography Exhibit and Reception
Jane Floyd-Hendey and Jamie Currier
Peck Hall 3117
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Mon. March 19,
Good Work Sister! Women Shipyard Workers of World War II: An Oral History
Film and Discussion
Moderated by Laura Perkins
Peck Hall 0408
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Tues. March 20,
Does Work Pay?: Experiences of Women Moving from Welfare to Work
Presented by Lisa Welch
Peck Hall 3417
Wed. March 21,
A Jury of Her Peers
Film and Discussion
Moderated by Sue Cataldi
Founders Hall 1408
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Thurs. March 22,
The DEVIL is in the Details:
Why THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA is one of the Best Films of 2006
Presented by Jan Lisa Huttner
Organized by American Association of University Women, SIUE Branch
Alumni Hall 0206
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Thurs. March 22 and Fri. March 23,
LunaFest Film Festival*
Making Waves
Abbott Auditorium, Lovejoy Library
$7 students
$10 general public, faculty
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Tues. March 27,
Policing Women
Presented by Trish Oberweis
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Wed. March 28,
The Vagina Dialogues: Sex and the College Woman
Peck Hall 0412
Fri. March 30,
Teaching About Gender and Artifacts
Brown Bag Discussion
Laura Fowler, Laura Strand, Allison Thomason, and
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*all events, except the LunaFest Film Festival, are free and open to the public
For Further Info: Professor Anne Valk, Director Women’s Studies Program (618) 650-3660 or wmstdept@siue.edu
Event sponsors include: Women’s Studies Program,
