Women Studies

Women at the Center

Women Studies Program at Idaho State University

NEW DIRECTOR OF WOMEN STUDIES

Congratulations to Erika Kuhlman, Ph.D. on her appointment as Director of Women Studies. Erika was previously Co-Director with Brian Norman and is a professor in the History Department. We couldn't be happier about this development.

LAURA WOODWORTH-NEY PUBLISHES NEW BOOK

Laura Woodworth-Ney, Ph.D., Department of History chair at Idaho State University, and former Co-Director of Women's Studies has written a new book detailing how women played significant roles in the development of the western United States. The book is entitled, "Women in the American West" and is Laura's third book on Idaho history. Her first book, "Mapping Identity: The Creation of the Coeur D’Alene Indian Reservation," was a 2005 nominee for the Idaho Library Associations Book of the Year. Her second book, "Idaho: The Heroic Journey," co-written with colleagues Katherine Aiken, Ph.D., dean, University of Idaho, College of Arts and Letters, and Kevin Marsh, Ph.D., assistant professor of history, is a new history of the state of Idaho, published by the Idaho State Historical Society. Woodworth-Ney also is the editor of "Idaho Yesterdays," the journal of the State Historical Society. more...

HONORING WOMEN STUDIES MINORS

The Women Studies program congratulates our ten graduating minors for 2007-2008. We wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors.

FAREWELL PARTY FOR BRIAN NORMAN

The Women Studies Advisory Board would like to invite you to a farewell party for Brian Norman on Monday, May 12th, at 5 p.m. at the Portneuf Brewing Company. The address is 615 S. 1st Ave., in Pocatello's warehouse district. Join us for this no-host event honoring our retiring Co-director of Women Studies. Brian has been an incredible asset to Women Studies over the past two years and we want to wish him continued success in his new position at Loyola College in Maryland.

SUMMER 2008

We are offering a very exciting class entitled Women in Eastern Europe taught by Dalia Marcinkeviciene, head of the Gender Studies Centre at Vilnius University in Vilnius, Lithuania. Classes for Summer 2008.

LISTSERV

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SCHOLARSHIP FOR CREATIVE WOMEN

The Women Studies scholarship is designed to support female students who have declared a minor in Women’s Studies and who show creativity in their academic pursuits. This scholarship is not expressly for female artists. We welcome entries from any woman who has found a unique and creative way to pursue her research or academic goals. more...

NWAE

Women Studies would like to express our gratitude to those women who have entered our National Women's Art Exhibit over the past eight years. You made this venue a success by providing us with a chance to showcase your incredible talent. For those of you who also donated art work to the NWAE Silent auction, we owe you a great debt of gratitude. It is because of you that we were able to fund a scholarship endowment for our women minors. Thank you. We will be looking for new and innovative ways to raise funds to contribute to our endowment and hope that you will consider being part of that endeavor in the future.

Last Modified: 05/07/08 at 12:50pm