Dr. Jodi Vandenberg-Daves, UW-La Crosse Professor of Race, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, has been quoted in a New York Times article by Lisa Selin Davis, featured as part of the “In Her Words” section of …
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WGSC Director Stephanie Rytilahti Cited in Telegraph Herald Article
Stephanie Rytilahti, WGSC Director and Co-Chair of the Caregiving Task Force, was featured in a Telegraph Herald article, “‘Balancing act’ for tri-state moms during pandemic.” An excerpt of what Dr. Rytilahti shared is below. Stephanie …
WGSC Member and UWGB Professor Jessica Van Slooten Received Faculty of the Year Award
UW System Wisconsin and Gender Studies Consortium Member and University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Manitowoc Professor of Women’s & Gender Studies Jessica Van Slooten received the 2021 Faculty of the Year Award from the UWGB-Manitowoc campus. …
WGSC Members Cited in Monterey Bay Parent Article
Stephanie Rytilahti, WGSC Director and Co-Chair of the Caregiving Task Force, and Jodi Vandenberg-Daves, Department of Race, Gender, and Sexuality Studies faculty at University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, are featured in a Monterey Bay Parent article. …
Caregiving Task Force Member Becomes Co-Editor and Receives NAVSA Donald Gray Article Prize
Lisa Hager, Caregiving Task Force member, UW-Milwaukee-Waukesha Professor of English and Gender, Sexuality, & Women’s Studies, and Director of the LGBTQIA Resource Center, is the new co-editor of the academic journal Prose Studies. She also …
Caregiving Task Force Cited in Green Bay Press Gazette
In a piece called “Labor Day: Caregivers in the home are taking on more work, new obligations due to the pandemic,” the Caregiving Task Force, including WGSC Director Stephanie Rytilahti and WGSC Board Member Women …
WGSC Co-Chair and UWGB Professor Jessica Van Slooten gave a TEDx Talk
UW System Wisconsin and Gender Studies Consortium Co-chair and University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Manitowoc Professor of Women’s & Gender Studies Jessica Van Slooten gave a TEDx Talk at UW-Green Bay, “Romance Novels Are Feminist.” Congratulations, …