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Talking Across Disciplines a feminist symposium

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From: Adam Griff
Date: Thu, 13 Feb 1997 00:00
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Date: Tue, 11 Feb 1997 16:54:51 -0700 (MST)
From: Suzanne Kennedy Leahy <leahy@sobek.Colorado.EDU>
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We would like to remind you of the following conference:



 			Talking Across Disciplines
			a feminist symposium
			February 14th, 15th & 16th, 1997


Key events:
	Friday, February 14, Hale Science 230
		7 p.m. 	Dessert welcome
		8 p.m. 	Plenary:  Feminism and Anti-Racism in the
		Academy--Then and Now
			Elisa Facio, Ethnic Studies
			Joy James, Ethnic Studies
			Marcia Westkott, Women Studies and Sociology

	Saturday, February 15, Koenig
		7 p.m. 	Wine and cheese bash!
		8 p.m. 	Feminist open mike
			Marilyn Krisl, Creative Writing
			Lorna de Cervantes, Creative Writing
			and YOU!  Bring your poetry, guitar, voice, prose

	Sunday, February 16, UMC Fine Arts Gallery
		2 p.m. 	Talk and guided tour of "Gathering Stones
			Together," Carol Andreas, artist and sociologist
		3 p.m.	Reception with Carol Andreas

	Saturday and Sunday, February 15 & 16, Hale 230, 240, 260
		ALL DAY!  Paper presentations.

Programs are available at the Women's Resource Center (UMC 412), Women
Studies, Education, Sociology, Comparative Literature, French & Italian.
Call the Women's Resource Center, 492-5713, for more information.



			Saturday Presentations

9:15-10:30
	Cultural-Textual Analysis, Hale 240
	Reclaiming Motherhood, Hale 260

10:40-11:55
	Woman as Body, Hale 240
	Women, Power, and Prestige, Hale 260

1:15-2:30
	Institutionalizing Feminism in Academia, Hale 230
	Feminist Representations of Gender, Hale 240

2:40-3:55
	Offending Females, Hale 240
	Feminist Business:  Redefining Work, Hale 260

4:05-5:25
	Technofeminism, Hale 230
	Theoretical Dilemmas in Reading and Writing Women's Lives, 
		Hale 260




			Sunday Presentations

10-11:30
	(Counter-)Marginalization, Hale 240
	Politics of Identity, Hale 230

12:30-1:50
	Teaching and Scholarship:  Bridging the Distance, Hale 240
	Women of Color in (White) Academe, Hale 230
	Sites of Contradiction, Hale 260





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