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Center for Women to host brown-bag seminars |
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Chelsea-Lynn Carey |
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Sep 17, 2007 |
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The Catharine S. Eberly Center for Women will host a brown-bag seminar each Thursday during fall semester from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. in the Jane Eberly Eager Conference Room in Tucker Hall Room 0180 on Main Campus.
Topics and speakers will be:
• Menopause Sept. 20 by Dr. Linda French, UT professor and chair of family medicine.
• Poetry and International Politics: A Report From Scotland Sept. 27 by Dr. Sharon L. Barnes, UT associate professor of interdisciplinary and special programs.
• A Woman’s World: Discovering the Dynamic Menstrual Cycle Oct. 4 by Joan Moon, UT assistant professor of nursing.
• Teaching Gender Studies in Costa Rica Oct. 11 with Dr. Marietta Morrissey, associate dean of the UT College of Arts and Sciences.
• Womanhood, HIV and Sexual Assault in Tanzania Oct. 18 with Elinami Swai, UT assistant professor of women and gender studies.
• Being a Good Parent …What Is It All About? Oct. 25 with Margaret Wuert, director of the Children’s Rights Council of Northwest Ohio.
• Getting Started in Business Nov. 1 with Dr. Linda E. Bowyer, UT associate professor of finance and director of Women’s Entrepreneurial Network Training Center.
• Revisiting the Body State: A Discussion Concerning Politics, Bodies and Behaviors Nov. 8 by Tinola Mayfield, UT graduate student in philosophy.
• The Key to Unlocking the Promise: Women’s Access to Higher Education Nov. 15 with Dr. Jamie Barlowe, UT professor and interim chair of women’s and gender studies.
For more information on the free, public seminars, call the Center for Women at 419.530.8570.
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