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<Summary>"Senate Republicans Block Defense Bill, 'Don't Ask Don't Tell' Repeal" - U.S. Senate fails to lift ban on openly gay and lesbian service members.</Summary>
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<Title>International Food Tasting!</Title>
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    <div class="html-content">Tuesday, Sept. 28, 11am-1pm. Come up to the Mosaic Center (2nd floor, Commons) for our first International Food Tasting of the Year with catering by Glenmore Caterers!<br></div>
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<Title>Latino Student Program</Title>
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    <div class="html-content">This year the Gender and Women's Studies Coordinating Committee selected three oustanding students to receive annual program awards.  The awards were presented by Dr. Carole McCann, Program Director at the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Award Ceremony on April 29th.
    
    <strong>Jessica Carrick</strong>, who has earned a GWST Minor, was awarded the Jo Ann E. Argersinger Award for Academic Achievement.  Named for a former provost and Gender and Women’s Studies faculty member, this award recognizes exemplary academic achievement in gender and women’s studies.  Jessica's future plans include law school and a career in Admiralty Law. 
    
    <strong>Abigail Granger</strong>, a GWST Major, was awarded the Joan S. Korenman Outstanding Service Award, named for the founding director of the Program.  This award recognizes outstanding service to the Gender and Women’s Studies Program.  Abby is seeking employment in Aging Services and will pursue her Master's Degree in Management of Aging Services at the Erickson School.
    
    <strong>Sarah Solomon</strong>, a GWST Major, was selected to receive both the Argersinger Award and the Korenman Award for her outstanding academic achievement and her dedicated service to the GWST and WILL Programs.  Sarah will be joining the 2010 Teach For America Corps, working as a special education teacher in New York City.  Also, she will apply for a Fulbright Scholarship and hopes to return to Mali to continue the research she conducted during her semester abroad. Graduate school and a career in social policy are in her future.
    
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<Title>Congratulations 2009 GWST Graduate, Liz Barr</Title>
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    <div class="html-content">Liz Barr, who graduated UMBC with a GWST major in 2009, recently had a paper accepted for presentation at the Southeastern Women's Studies Association Conference (SEWSA), which will be held March 25-27 in Columbia, South Carolina. Currently a graduate student in women's studies at Towson University, Liz will be presenting her paper "AIDS Art, AIDS Activism."</div>
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<Title>Congratulations December Graduate, Jennifer Keeter.</Title>
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<Title>Congratulations to GWST Students!</Title>
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    <div class="html-content">On Saturday, November 14th, GWST students presented a panel at the National Women's Studies Association (NWSA) annual conference in Atlanta, Georgia.  GWST majors, Abigail Grainger, Eva Jannotta and Jennifer Keeter were selected to present.  The panel was moderated by Autumn Reed, a graduate assistant in the program.
    
    <em><strong>The Global Women’s Health Action: Putting Intersectionality Into Practice</strong>
    This panel described a week-long campus Global Women’s Health Action, organized
    by a group of undergraduate gender and women’s studies students. With a grant from a
    national organization, these students created a campus-wide collaborative event. This
    session will describe the organizing process and the event itself, with particular attention
    paid to the feminist organizing principles used to build partnerships across campus and
    in the creation of an event that connected local to global, and that demonstrated the
    value of an intersectional approach to women’s health by addressing differentiations
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<Title>Third Annual Korenman Lecture and Social Sciences Forum Event</Title>
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    <div class="html-content">On November 5, 2009 at 4:30 p.m. in the AOK Library Gallery, Gender + Women's Studies will present the third annual Korenman Lecture, a Social Sciences Forum event.  The guest speaker is Rhacel Parrenas, Professor of American Civilization and Sociology at Brown.  Dr. Parrenas examines the feminization of labor and migration in globalization.  Her talk is titled, <em><strong>"The Gender Revolution in the Philippines:  Women's Migration and Social Transformations."</strong></em>
    Additional information will be posted.  If you have questions about this event, please contact the Gender &amp; Women's Studies Program office at 410-455-2001.</div>
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<Title>New Crosslisting for Fall 2009</Title>
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    <div class="html-content"><em><strong>GWST 490 - Issues and Themes in Black, Queer and Feminist Film</strong></em>
    
    In this course we will be examining prominent issues and themes in selected films (on video and DVD) that fall within the categories "Black," "Queer," and "Feminist." These designations are themselves problematic and will be discussed in greater detail. Most of the films will be narrative (as opposed to strictly experimental) and will deal with important social and theoretical issues around race, gender, and sexuality. This course is not just about watching films. It will involve discussion, reading and writing as well. We shall make extensive use of selected theoretical and critical texts borrowed from the disciplines of psychoanalysis, feminist, literary, and queer theory, as well as from film history and theory.  Prior knowledge of film-making and/or film history is not required.  <strong>Also listed as ART 429</strong>.</div>
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