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This exhibit showcases the unique contributions of Women's Studies (WOMN) and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (WGSS) majors and minors though their I.S. projects, as well as the James Turner Prize winners for the best I.S. on a WGSS topic, an award established in his honor for his contributions to founding the Women's Studies Program.
Below is an interactive Word Cloud with common keywords in WOMN/WGSS I.S. titles (1985-2024).
This exhibit was created by the Fall 2018 "Feminist Pedagogy in Action" class. This exhibit documents the history of the Wooster campus and community activism through different interviews, photos and other relevant documents. Leaders and participants in activist organizations within the community contributed their stories, goals, and achievements. Through bridging the campus and larger Wooster community, the entire Wooster community can become stronger.
The pages within this exhibit highlights poingnant moments through photographs, flyers, and contributed interviews that reflect different moments of community activism and collaborative efforts.
This is a Memorial Tribute honoring Joanne Frye, professor of English and Women’s Studies at the College of Wooster from 1976-2009, who was instrumental force in the launch of the Women’s Studies Program in 1978.