Keeping Up with CCGRS • Fall 2015
Alumni SpotlightJackson & Kristopher ShultzTwo women’s studies alumni reflect on the lessons learned at WSU, both in and out of the classroom, and their shared commitment to activism and each other. |
Faculty SpotlightDrs. Luz María Gordillo
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Graduate Student SpotlightsLizeth GutierrezPh.D. candidate Lizeth Gutierrez shares the power of research, the programs that have supported her education, and how she “prompts productive and passionate conversations” in the classroom. Jorge MoragaPh.D. candidate Jorge Moraga talks about professors who made a difference, the rewards of becoming a teacher himself, and what inspires him to keep “chipping away” at that dissertation. |
Undergraduate Student SpotlightRuben ZecenaWomen’s studies major Ruben Zecena reflects on research, activism, and the best WSU course to take if you want to “smash patriarchy.” |
How Faculty Spent Their “Time Off”Sabbatical NewsDr. Pamela Thoma reports on the research, writing, and travels she undertook on professional leave during the past academic year. |
Summer Break? Scholarly Adventures with C. Richard KingDr. King demonstrates that a summer vacation from WSU doesn’t mean a vacation from teaching and learning. |
Keeping Up with CCGRS is published by the Department of Critical Culture, Gender, and Race Studies at Washington State University.
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