Publications

Newsletter

Our newsletter, published twice a semester, features various items of interest including WGS news and announcements, a schedule of WGS events, grant and fellowship opportunities, and a listing of conferences and calls for papers. The newsletter is mailed to approximately 450 WGS affiliates, friends and community members and is produced with funds donated by the College of Fine Arts.

Download this file Download the Fall 2007 CWGS newsletter (PDF, 1.5MB)

Download this file Download the Spring 2007 CWGS newsletter (PDF, 1.9MB)

Download this file Download the Fall 2006 CWGS newsletter (PDF, 1.7MB)

Download this file Download the Spring 2006 CWGS newsletter (PDF, 1.4MB)

Download this file Download the Fall 2005 CWGS newsletter (PDF, 455K)

Brochures

WGS Undergraduate Advising Guide
The guide provided by the WGS office helps students identify WGS courses that may satisfy general or departmental requirements. This aid is designed to guide students in working with their regular academic advisers.

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Download this file Download the Fall 2006 Theme Events brochure (PDF, 1.1MB)

Student Journal: Intersections

Founded in 2003, Intersections (formerly Women’s and Gender Studies in Review across Disciplines) is an interdisciplinary graduate student peer-reviewed publication affiliated with the Center for Women’s and Gender Studies. We seek to generate awareness about and fluency across interdisciplinary research in women’s and gender studies across the UT campus. We see the space of the journal as an extension of the Center for Women’s and Gender Studies for dialogue about and development of feminist theories and practices. We encourage UT graduate student scholars in every field to contribute book reviews, scholarly essays, creative writing, and artwork relating to the annual themes, and we include a cross-section of these genres in each issue. With attention to the continuing unequal status of women in academia, each issue also includes a concluding piece from a UT woman professor speaking to her experience as a woman in the academy. As a collectively-run organization, each editorial board solicits applications for new editors and managing editors in the fall and elects new board members for the following year. We release one issue each year in the fall and follow the release with a program series to foster dialogue around the publication and among the community of feminist scholars that the publication connects and serves. Please see our website at http://studentorgs.utexas.edu/wgsreview/Offsite Link for more information.

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