Feminist and Queer Pedagogies Workshop

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Title

Feminist and Queer Pedagogies Workshop

Subject

Feminism; Teaching; Pedagogy; Education, Higher; Queer community; Race

Description

This is a collection of oral histories from professors in WGSS disciplines from across the country who came together for this Feminist and Queer Pedagogies Workshop at the College of Wooster in the fall semester of 2018. Each professor discusses how they incorporate queer and feminist perspectives in the classroom as well as the struggles when implementing these techniques in higher education.

Creator

Harris-Ridker, Matthew
Remtulla, Amrin
Bonhomme, Isabel
Malzeke, Hailey
White, Andrew
Lang, Abigail
Vogt, Anna
Day, Morgan
Kouyaté, Alicea

Publisher

Unpublished

Contributor

Sirot, Laura; Shange, Savannah; Huston-Findley, Shirley; LeMaster, Benny; Costa, LeeRay; Proctor, Brittnay; Hester, Scarlett; Gill, Harjant; Rapport, Jeremy; Ng, Margaret

Rights

In Copyright

Format

Mp3; Mp4

Language

eng

Type

Sound; Moving Image

Collection Items

This is an interview with Laura Sirot, who is a professor of biology at the College of Wooster. Dr. Sirot specializes in reproductive biology and discusses her feminist background and how this influences her research.

This is an interview with Dr. Margaret Ng. Dr. Ng is a Professor of History at the College of Wooster. She teaches class about traditional and modern China and focuses on the women, family, the body, and medicine. The interview discusses…

This is an interview with Professor Benny LeMaster. LeMaster is a Professor at Arizona State University where they teach in the The Hugh Downs School of Human Communication. In this interview, LeMaster talks about how they incorporate a feminist…

This is an interview with Professor Jeremy Rapport. Jeremy Rapport is a Professor and the current Department Chair of Religious Studies at The College of Wooster. In this interview, Rapport talks about his experiences with teaching feminist and queer…

This is an interview with Harjant Gill. Dr. Gill is a Professor of Anthropology at Towson University. His course focus on topics of visual anthropology and filmmaking. Gill is also an awarded filmmaker who continues to produce films about gender,…

This is an interview with Perry-Williams Postdoctoral Fellow in Communication Scarlett Hester. In this interview, Dr. Hester reflects on how she integrates feminist and queer pedagogies into her teaching. She also discusses her own inspirations in…

This is an interview with Dr. Brittnay Proctor. Dr. Proctor is a Visiting Assistant Professor at the College of Wooster in the WGSS department. This interview revolves around her studies in black popular music, black feminist theory, visual cultures,…

This is an interview with Dr. LeeRay Costa, professor of Anthropology and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Hollins University. Costa reflects upon her feminist and contemplative pedagogical approaches in the classroom.

This is an interview with Professor Shirley Huston-Findley who is a Professor at The College of Wooster, where she teaches in the theatre and dance department. In this interview Huston-Findley talks about how she has found intersections between the…

This is an interview with Savannah Shangey who is an Assistant Professor at the University of California, Santa Cruz where they teach in the Anthropology department. In this interview Shangey talks about how she always looks for how blackness shows…
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