Gender and Women's Studies @ WMU

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Gender and Women's Studies @ WMU

Gender and Women's Studies @ WMU

@GWSatWMU

Western Michigan University's Gender and Women's Studies Department

Kalamazoo, Michgian Katılım Şubat 2015
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Gender and Women's Studies @ WMU
Welcome back to Fall semester! We're excited to begin a new academic year. GWS is offering a mixture of in-person and online classes this Fall, and our main office is open every weekday. Stop by to say hello -- with masks on. We look forward to seeing (half of) everyone's faces.
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OUTFRONT KALAMAZOO
OUTFRONT KALAMAZOO@outfrontkzoo·
A recent study found that 35% of LGBTQ+ adults 18 to 40 (about 2.9 million adults) are carrying more than $93.2B in federal student loans. Small scholarships make a difference. Please contribute to OutFront's Terry Kuseske LGBTQ+ Youth Scholarship Fund: bit.ly/3zukOoB
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3 - And last but not least we are pleased to announce that Ilana Nash, Associate Professor in GWS, is our new chairperson. Welcome to Dr. Nash.
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2- to ensure maximum safety for our staff, faculty, and students GWS will be operating remotely. We are offering a variety of highly enrolled classes online, and our department staff will be accessible for meetings and assistance via email, telephone, and video conferencing.
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K-Cup Decaf Hunter
K-Cup Decaf Hunter@tonykchoi·
Pride month starts in 3 days. Pride isn't brought to you by T-Mobile and Absolut Vodka. It was brought to you by drag queens, trans women throwing bricks. By lesbians and queer women taking care of gay men dying of AIDS in the face of an intentional government neglect.
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Learning for Justice
Learning for Justice@learnforjustice·
Memorial Day is a reminder that military service has led to both inclusion and exclusion. Historian Susan Freeman examines how WWII brought gay men and lesbians together, and the ways it isolated them from the right to serve and benefit from their service. tolerance.org/podcasts/queer…
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