Fall 2009 |
Auditions for The Vagina
Monologues
Monday, November 16th, 2009
&
Tuesday, November 17th, 2009
7:00 PM
Bud Frank Theatre, Gilbreath Hall
Scripts are available in the library reserves, under both
Women's Studies and Theatre. Please be familiar with the script
for the auditions.
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2009 Notable Women of ETSU
The 9th annual 2009 Notable Women of ETSU is taking place on Tuesday, October 13, 2009 in the D.P. Culp Center Ballroom at 5:00 PM. Please join us for the reception at 4:30. The two recipients are Dr. Dorothy Conley Dobbins and Dr. Priscilla Blakeney Wyrick. Come and honor these remarkable women and listen to them speak about what it took for them to achieve their goals. There will be refreshments at the reception preceding the ceremony. Click here to learn more about this event. Click here to read the article in the ETSU Accent To view photos taken at the ceremony click here! |
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Women's Studies takes 2 out of 3 Faculty Awards! |
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East Tennessee State University awarded Dr. Amber Kinser and Jamie
Kridler each with a 2009 Distinguished Faulty Award. There
are three categories of awards: Teaching, service, and
research. Dr. Kridler received the teaching award, and Dr.
Kinser took home the service award. The awards were presented at
the Faculty Convocation on August 28. Dr. Kinser and Dr.
Kridler were nominated by their faculty peers and received a
medallion, a plaque, and a $5,000 check (provided by the ETSU
Foundation).
Dr. Kinser's nomination for the service award was based on
enhancing the level of understanding about
critical issues facing women and her service work to the
community. She is a professor in the Department of
Communication and director of Women's Studies. She has
impacted ETSU students through her enthusiastic teaching style and
her remarkable ability to address sensitive issues in a caring way.
The nomination for the teaching award presented to Dr. Kridler
based on her compassionate personality and her open-minded views on
teaching. She is a professor in the Department of Human
Development and Learning within the Claudius G. Clemmer College of
Education. She is also a faculty staff member for the Women's
Studies program. She demonstrates leadership and activism by
strongly encouraging community involvement from her students.
To read more about Dr. Kinser and Dr. Kridler,
Click here
for the press release.