Emma is currently in graduate school
Rani Hanstad ’17 currently works and volunteers in San Francisco.
Maddie Hall hopes to advocate for the healthcare needs of the transgender community.
Sharmila Lodhia published a paper in Women's Studies: An inter-disciplinary journal,
Emma has started a full time position at AIDS Healthcare Foundation, a global nonprofit founded during the HIV epidemic in 1987.
Simran is now working at the Kaiser Adult Psychiatry Department as a Mental Healthcare Fellow and Therapist.
Alicia has embarked on her journey to become a lawyer, starting law school at Seattle University.
Working as a deputy attorney general for the California Department of Justice after law school, Mirelle Raza ’15 credits a women’s and gender studies course for inspiring her to advocate for vulnerable people.
Associate Professor Sharmila Lodhia discusses what the confirmation hearing of Ketanji Brown Jackson teaches us about gender and law during her Preview Week mock class on April 8.
Sharmila Lodhia awarded the Dr. John B. Drahmann Advising Award
Pursuing a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology
2017–2018
Blaxploitalian
Presentation by Fred Kuwornu, Activist-Writer-Director
2016–2017
Poetry Reading
Lunch lecture by Donika Kelly, Assistant Professor at St. Bonaventure University
The Feminist Struggle Over Representation, Power, and Voice at the United Nations
Lecture by Sylvanna M. Falcon, Associate Professor in the Latin American and Latino/a Studies Department at the University of California, Santa Cruz
2015 – 2016
Catholicizing the Female Body from Childhood to Adulthood: A case study among older women of Mexican origin
Lunch lecture by Socorro Castaneda Liles, Assistant Professor, Department of Religious Studies at SCU
The Gay Revolution: 70 Year Struggle for LGBT Civil Rights
Lunch lecture by Lillian Faderman, Professor Emerita, Fresno State
AntiSocial: Race, Gender and Digital Speech
Lecture by Laytoya Peterson, Owner and Editor of Racialicious and Deputy Editor of Fusion’s Voices section
The Unexpected Belle La Follette: Progressive Model for 2016
Lunch lecture by Nancy Unger, Professor, Department of History at SCU
Skills Training for a “Rising India?” Gender, Technology, and Development in Global Delhi
Lunch lecture by Sreela Sarker, Assistant Professor, Department of Communication at SCU
Islam, Feminist Activism, and Gender Justice in Malaysia
Lunch lecture by Azza Basarudin, Research Scholar at the Center for the Study of Women at UCLA
2014-2015:
The Strangled Cry: The Communication and Experience of Trauma
Lunch Lecture by Apara Nanda, Senior Lecturer in English & Women's and Gender Studies, Santa Clara University
Wedlocked: A Critical Perspective on Marriage Rights/Rites by Katherine Franke, Columbia Professor of Law; Director, Center for Gender and Sexuality Law
Lunch Panel on Marriage Equality: Supreme Court Update by Katherine Franke, Faculty in Residence & Patricia Caine, Professor SCU Law School
Towards a Jurisprudence of Gender Equality: My Work with the Tanzanian Women Judges Association
Lunch lecture by Margaret Russell, Associate Professor of Law, Santa Clara University
2013-2014:
34th Annual Women's Faculty Dinner
Lecture by Leilani Miller
Bro Code: Film Screening and talk
By Thomas Keith, filmmaker
Women's World Banking: Founding a Movement
Lecture by Michaela Walsh, founder of Women's World Banking
Bogeymen and Babes: Addressing Race and Gender Bias in Science News
Lecture by Sally Lehrman, Senior Fellow at the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics, Santa Clara University
Silencing Women Panel Discussion
Born to Fight: Social Expectations, Personal Resilience, and the University Experience of the Daughters of Single Mothers
Lecture by Jessica Gagnon
Seduction Consumption, and Revolution in the Imaginary Pacific
Lunch Lecture by Dr. Michelle Burnham, English Department, Santa Clara University
Why Gender Matters
Lecture by Esther Peralez-Dieckman, Director of Office of Women's Policy at County of Santa Clara Lecture by Kate Bornstein
Trauma and Female Offending: Implications for Detainment and Treatment
Lecture by Dr. Brett Solomon, Department of Psychology, Santa Clara University