Fall 2003, Vol. 12, No. 1 (requires Adobe Acrobat)

Medicine, Health, and Society, An Interview with Matthew Ramsey and Larry Churchill

Medicine, Health, and Society: 2003/2004 Fellows Program

2004/2005 Fellowships

Stephen J. Pyne to Deliver 2003 Howard Lecture

2004 Warren Center Summer Graduate Student Fellows Program

2002/2003 Warren Center Fellows Conference

Race and Wealth Disparity in 21st-Century America

2004/2005 Fellowships

The 2004/2005 Fellows Program at the Warren Center, “Strategic Actions: Women, Power, and Gender Norms,” will be co-directed by Vanderbilt University faculty members Holly McCammon (sociology) and Cecelia Tichi (English). The year-long seminar will bring together scholars from a variety of disciplines to explore the ways in which women have acted strategically to further women’s interests and to reconstruct gender norms.

Women have been strategic in activism, literature, law, politics, religious institutions, families, the arts, the workplace, and the public dialogue. Their strategies are sometimes globally focused but at other times are focused at the national, community, or even personal level. Often the goals of these actions are combined with racial, ethnic, class, or regional agendas.

The Warren Center will sponsor a Visiting Fellow with expertise in the area of study, in addition to selected Vanderbilt faculty members. Information regarding the internal and external applications processes can be obtained from the Warren Center.

Letters Archive Index

For more information, contact the Center's executive director, Mona C. Frederick.

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