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Welcome to the Women's Studies Program
Women’s Studies at ETSU educates students to critically engage issues of gender and
sexual equity in the Appalachian South, nationally, and globally.
Notable Women of 2018, Drs. Kelly Atkins and Jodi Polaha
Dr. Kelly Atkins speaks to the crowd at Notable Women 2018
Women's Studies Director Dr. Phyllis Thompson with Associate Dean of Arts & Sciences and recent Women's Studies graduate, Dr. Alan Holmes
Recent Tri-Iota Honor Society Inductees
Recipients of travel grants at the 2019 SEWSA conference, including ETSU students Amelia Charles, Tobi Olyede, and Fisayo Ogundoro
Students and faculty traveled to the Southeastern Women's Studies Association conference at Ole Miss
Director Phyllis Thompson welcomes guests at the Notable Women of ETSU 2018 awards in the Reece Museum
2018 Notable Woman Dr. Jodi Jones talks with guests at the reception
Dr. Minnie Bruce Pratt gives the keynote address at SEWSA 2019
Dr. Thompson and Women's Studies minor Teasha recruit students at Open House
ETSU had the largest contingency of folks at SEWSA 2019!
Drs. Jill LeRoy-Frazier and Alan Holmes pictured with MALS Gender and Diversity students
Graduates from our program provide a pool of accomplished critical thinkers who are focused on civic engagement, social justice, and change and who can help to satisfy the continuing need to improve the lives, opportunities, and futures of women, LGBTQ individuals, and other marginalized persons or groups.
Women's Studies Features
Prepares students to analyze social inequities and initiate change.
Attend Women on Wednesdays to hear ETSU's women faculty.
Women's Studies Newsletter
View our Spring 2019 newsletter.
