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Second Faculty Affiliate First Friday event of Fall 2025!

University Galleries Director Véronique Côté engaged us with an incredible discussion of artist multimedia exhibition in the University Galleries.

First Faculty Affiliate First Friday event of Fall 2025!

Dr. Lotus Seeley ��gave an engaged talk about gardens and how gender plays into this very modern phenonmenon, particularly with "plant moms" and "plant daddies" on social media. Additionally, we announced that she was the recipient of our first ever��Faculty Affiliate of the Year Award ��for AY 2024-2025 for her exceptional service to WGSS and dedication to our graduate students.

Fall 2021 End of Semester Celebration on Monday

Invited WGSS Faculty, greadute students and affiliates our first in-person gathering in Democracy Plaza and celebrated the end of the semester and have the opportunity to socialize and connect beyond the confines of Zoom. (December 13th, 2021).

Women and Economics/Money��

A panel dicussion with�� , FAU Economics Senior Instructor; discussed gender inequality and present her current data to help women understand the economic impact that they need to factor into life decisions today. Then�� ��Joseph Abruzzo, provided helpful information on the services his office provides, including the Self-Service Center and online services (November 4th, 2021).

Rosebud: Poetry Reading and Q&A

A reading of award-winning poetry by queer Latinx Jewish poet Rosebud Ben-Oni, followed by a Q&A with the artist. Sponsored by the Center for Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, co-sponsored by Jewish Studies, the Studies of the Americas Initiative, and the Creative Writing program�� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� �� (October 28th, 2021).

Career Pathways in WGSS��

Career PathwayWGSS co-sponsored by the Center for Women's and Gender Studies at Florida International University. What can you do with a degree in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies? Join alumni from the programs at �����Դ�ɼ��� and Florida International University for a panel discussing their career pathways. Featuring data and stories of challenge and success, this event will help you to envision how WGSS fits into your future (March 23rd, 2021).

Screening and Filmmaker Q&A: The Condor and the Eagle��

A screening of The Condor & the Eagle (2019, 82 mins) followed by Q&A with filmmaker Casey Camp-Horinek (March 4th, 2021).

Feminism and Tech

Julia Dressel in conversation with Andrea Miller”: a dialogue and Q&A to explore the current landscape for gender and feminism in tech. What are the opportunities for women in tech, and how do gender, feminism, and the technology field intersect? These questions and more will be explored by machine learning expert Julia Dressel of Dartmouth College with FAU’s science and technology studies professor Andrea Miller (November 12th, 2020).

Academic Freedom and the Executive Order on Combating Race and Sex Stereotyping��

A Panel Discussion on October 28 at 6:30 p.m. via Zoom. PJHR and WGSS co-organized this in response to the concerns many in the PJHR community expressed at our recent town hall meetings about President Trump’s recent Executive Order on Combating Race and Sex Stereotyping and the detrimental effects this could have on diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives within higher education, as well as academic freedom (Ocotober 28th, 2020).

CWGSS "In Dialogue: LGBTQ South Florida,” Film and Panel

A Film and Panel discussion event: Featuring the short film Open Dialogues by Freddy Rodriguez. Panelists include Clarence Brooks (FAU), Julie Seaver and Michael Riordan (Compass), and Jeff Rusnak (Hollywood Arts and Culture Center), and more (October 25th, 2020).

Political Pandemonium: Presidential Pop Culture From 2008 Through 2020��

Presidential Pop Culture From 2008 Through 2020. It is moderated by Kelly J. Shannon Ph.D., Associate Professor of History and Director of Peace, Justice and Human Rights Initiative.This forum is in collaboration with the FAU University Galleries, and is part of FAU University Galleries Presents: A Four Exhibition Look At Our Past, Present & Future Politics (October 22nd, 2020).

Dr. Caputi's Virtual Book Release��

Featuring a reading and discussion with leading scholars in ecofeminism (Dr. Kathy Rudy, Dr. Breanna Fahs) & celebrating�� Dr. Jane Caputi’s Call Your "Mutha": A Deliberately Dirty-Minded Manifesto for the Earth Mother in the Anthropocene, published by Oxford University Press (September 2nd, 2020)