Archive for month: January, 2016
“Coming Out As…” Laura Enriquez
Laura E. Enriquez is an assistant professor of Chicano/Latino Studies at UC Irvine. She received a Ph.D. in Sociology from UCLA. She earned her undergraduate degree in Sociology and History from […]
Rachel Lee receives AAAS book award
The Association for Asian American Studies announced the winners of the 2016 Book Awards for works published in 2014. CSW Director Rachel Lee received the award for Cultural Studies for her […]
“Coming Out As…”: Nicole Iturriaga
Nicole Iturriaga, a doctoral student in the Department of Sociology at UCLA, looks at how human rights workers use forensic and genetic technologies to resist repression and challenge dominant narratives of past […]
Updated Policy on Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment
January 20, 2016 PLEASE POST DEANS, DIRECTORS, DEPARTMENT CHAIRS, and ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Re: Updated Policy on Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment Dear Colleagues: The University of California (UC) Office of […]
Jessica Cattelino
by Bradley Cardozo Recently appointed as CSW Associate Director, Jessica R. Cattelino is an associate professor in the departments of Anthropology and Gender Studies and is affiliated with American Indian Studies. […]
“Coming Out As…”: Kristen Schilt
“Coming out the closet” has been a political strategy in the gay rights movement since the early days of gay liberation in the 1960s. Yet, while “coming out” can be a […]
