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Brown Bag Schedule, Fall 2002 9/10 Imagining Technology Based on Women’s Values Paul Pinet, Geology, and Langdon Winner, University Studies 9/17 Vaginal: Feminist Art of the 1970s Jamie Warsavage, ’03, Art History and Women’s Studies major 9/24 Women Survivors of Peru’s Civil War: The Struggle to Build a Sustainable Peace Maureen Hays-Mitchell, Geography 9/26 Shaking the Faith: Shakers, Anti-Shakers, and the ‘Just Rights’ of Women, 1815-1867 Elizabeth DeWolfe ‘83, American Studies, University of New England 10/1 The Originality of Quotation: Reading Women in the Adirondacks Ellen Kraly, Geography and Sarah Wider, English 10/8 Empowering Advocacy Grace Poore, in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Week 10/22 Gender Politics in Technological Design Langdon Winner, University Studies visiting professor 10/24 Gendered Laws of Robotics Anne Foerst, Theology and Computer Science, St. Bonaventure University 10/29 Let’s Talk About Breasts Dr. Merrill Miller, Linda Dovidio, Colgate Health Services, in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month 11/5 Whither the Civil Rights Movement? Nina Moore, Political Science 11/7 Changing Narratives, Changing Practices: Women in Higher Education President Rebecca Chopp 11/12 Title IX Through the Ages A panel discussion with women coaches and athletes at Colgate (Janet Little set up, panel discussion at the Coop with Kathy Brawn, Beth Spycer-Combs, Jenna Panatier, and Amanda Brickell, ’03) Location: old bookstore in Coop 11/19 Vision Machines: Women on the Verge of...? in Almodovar’s “All About My Mother” Anita Johnson, Romance Languages and Literatures 12/3 Community Action: Everyone’s Call Maureen Fox, Diane Ryan, Community Action Program for Madison County 12/4 On Being a Student in Israel Kinneret Milgrom, a 22 year old Israeli woman 12/10 Women and Gossip in Latin America Anne Ashbaugh, Philosophy, and Lourdes Rojas, Romance Language and Literature Brown Bag Series -- Spring 2003 1/21 Killing Us Softly: Idealization of the Female Form Kristen Dams-O’Connor, Susan Roberts, and Andrea Bross 1/28 Opening Eyes For Beauty; Blinding From Oneself: Blepharoplasty Among Young Korean Women Jin Lee, ’03, concentrator in Environmental Biology, Geography 2/4 Does That Sound Like Sexual Harassment to You? Ulla Grapard and members of Sexual Harassment Panel 2/11 Hoping With Our Feet: Forty Years of Women at Colgate and Beyond Wanda Warren Berry, Philosophy and Religion 2/18 Over stimulated: A Critical Analysis of the Viagra Phenomenon Meika Loe, Sociology/Anthropology and Women’s Studies 2/25 Women and the Negotiation of Peace and Reconstruction in Liberia and Mozambique Anne Pitcher, Political Science and Mary Moran, Sociology and Anthropology 3/4 Kiss Kiss Bang Bang: Sex, Guns and James Bond Sarah Bay-Cheng English and Theater 3/11 Images of Men and Women in Traditional African Art Carol Ann Lorenz, Art/Art History Location: Longyear Museum of Anthropology 3/25 Burning Crosses with Good Intentions? Madonna, Whiteness, and ‘Like a Prayer’ Diane Williams, Women’s Studies Program Assistant 3/27 Midwifery and Women’s Health Kathryn Sofranko and two other local midwifes, Hearts and Hands Studio 3/31 Women's Passover Haggadahs Vanessa Ochs 4/1 From Gertrude Stein to Jessica Stein: The Bookish Woman in the Jewish Imagination Lesleigh Cushing, Jewish Studies and Philosophy and Religion 4/3 The Century Project Frank Cordell, visiting photographer Location: Colgate Bookstore, 3rd floor 4/8 Feminist Standpoint Epistemology: Intellectual and Political Controversies Sandra Harding, UCLA 4/15 How do markets matter? Neoliberalism and the feminization of poverty in contemporary Russia Jessica Allina-Pisano, Political Science 4/22 Beyond Black and White Jennifer Colon ‘03, Tamara Serrano ’03, both double concentrators in Women’s Studies and Psychology 4/29 Marilyn’s Thoughts Marilyn Thie, Director of Women’s Studies, Philosophy and Religion |