... of the sexual awakening between Mosquita y Mari . In a class of over forty students, someone confessed, “I had a crush on my best friend,” speaking about their same-gender relationship. Many of our undergraduates live these feelings and are unsure how to process the transgression of sexual and gender norms...

... undergraduate degree in evolutionary biology from Harvard University. Jude Hayward-Jansen holds a PhD in English and a graduate certificate in advanced feminist studies from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Positioned at the intersections of queer and feminist studies, South African studies...

... and undergraduate courses in queer theory and gender studies. He is author of Queer Retrosexualities: The Politics of Reparative Return (2013). He is also the author of several articles in such journals as Modern Fiction Studies, The Journal of Popular Culture, GLQ, Postcolonial Studies, QED: A Journal...

... of its eventual rusting.2 Eve loved Merrill’s poems and had begun reading him before I met her in the 1960s, when she was an undergraduate at Cornell, but the essay on Merrill this issue is concerned with was probably written during her second stay at Cornell in 1976 – 78, as a Mellon Fellow...

.... The Monique Wittig Writer’s Scholarship will foster innovation in literary forms and the connection between politics and language. It will allow University of Arizona graduate and undergraduate students to allocate more time to their writing. This endowed scholarship is open to writers in all fields...

... in the Department of Undergraduate Drama in the Tisch School of the Arts. She holds an MA in per- formance studies from New York University and an MFA in theater direction from Columbia University. She is working on her dissertation, “Enduring ACT UP: The Ethics, Politics and Performances of Affinity...

... written in English by an undergraduate student at a North American institution. Papers written and books published in 1997 or 1998 are eligible. Materials may be submitted by students, faculty, authors, read- ers, or publishers. Send one copy to each of the three members of the Prize...

... for the quarterly journal Cabinet. Patrick White is an undergraduate student in arts and law at the University of Mel- bourne. Abby L. Wilkerson is adjunct professor in the Writing and Women’s Studies Pro- grams at George Washington University. She is author of Diagnosis: Difference...

... in anthropology, religious studies, queer and feminist studies, and Latin American studies. At once a highly approachable and rigorously theoretical text, it will animate exciting conversations across undergraduate and graduate classes alike. In chapter 1, Luna examines the gendered moral economies of drug...

... for persons who are differently-abled, is conducted with the aim that they co-determine their sexual relations” (163). Screw Consent , when required in undergraduate and graduate sociology, gender and women's studies, law and sexuality, and health and the body courses, will provide material for rich...

.... As candidates chosen for the potential we’ve shown in our undergraduate careers, graduate students traverse a space between graduation (one level of mas- tery), newfound apprenticeship, and further levels of mastery. Expected to demon- strate our growing expertise as we are gaining it, we are never fully...

.... As candidates chosen for the potential we’ve shown in our undergraduate careers, graduate students traverse a space between graduation (one level of mas- tery), newfound apprenticeship, and further levels of mastery. Expected to demon- strate our growing expertise as we are gaining it, we are never fully...

.... As candidates chosen for the potential we’ve shown in our undergraduate careers, graduate students traverse a space between graduation (one level of mas- tery), newfound apprenticeship, and further levels of mastery. Expected to demon- strate our growing expertise as we are gaining it, we are never fully...

.... As candidates chosen for the potential we’ve shown in our undergraduate careers, graduate students traverse a space between graduation (one level of mas- tery), newfound apprenticeship, and further levels of mastery. Expected to demon- strate our growing expertise as we are gaining it, we are never fully...

.... As candidates chosen for the potential we’ve shown in our undergraduate careers, graduate students traverse a space between graduation (one level of mas- tery), newfound apprenticeship, and further levels of mastery. Expected to demon- strate our growing expertise as we are gaining it, we are never fully...

.... As candidates chosen for the potential we’ve shown in our undergraduate careers, graduate students traverse a space between graduation (one level of mas- tery), newfound apprenticeship, and further levels of mastery. Expected to demon- strate our growing expertise as we are gaining it, we are never fully...

.... As candidates chosen for the potential we’ve shown in our undergraduate careers, graduate students traverse a space between graduation (one level of mas- tery), newfound apprenticeship, and further levels of mastery. Expected to demon- strate our growing expertise as we are gaining it, we are never fully...

... to the decolonizing movement in sociology. The book also is a vivid ethnographic account that can be assigned to undergraduate as well as graduate students interested in a readable, non-Western perspective on queer sociology. One arena in which gay men in these three regions differ most is in how they engage...

... and embodiment. Fair enough. As someone who taught this book in an undergraduate seminar, however, I can testify that Boag’s light touch on such concepts worked. My students, seduced by the stories, stayed for the analysis. This facilitated sustained theorizing long after we moved...

... and embodiment. Fair enough. As someone who taught this book in an undergraduate seminar, however, I can testify that Boag’s light touch on such concepts worked. My students, seduced by the stories, stayed for the analysis. This facilitated sustained theorizing long after we moved...