.... References Beemyn Brett Genny . 2005 . “ Making Campuses More Inclusive of Transgender Students .” Journal of Gay and Lesbian Issues in Education 3 , no. 1 : 77 – 89 . Beemyn Genny . 2015 . “ Campus Pride Trans Policy Clearinghouse .” www.campuspride.org/tpc . Beemyn Brett...

... to Qualitative Description? ” Research in Nursing and Health 23 , no. 4 : 334 – 40 . Sausa Lydia A. 2002 . “ Updating College and University Campus Policies: Meeting the Needs of Trans Students, Staff, and Faculty .” In Addressing Homophobia and Heterosexism on College Campuses , edited...

... 2005 ). This has also led to a number of campuses' providing services and revising policies to accommodate trans* students ( Campus Pride 2014 ). Although the literature is still limited in scope, depth, and intersectional analysis, and thus needs further development, there is virtually nothing...

... of gender-related and gender-impactful policies brought to bear by Madhumeeta Sinha, Genine Hook, and Talita Calitz in chapters 10, 11, and 12, respectively. These authors demonstrate how sexual harassment (chapter 10), institutional policies for “mothers” (e.g., parental leave; chapter 11), and Black...

... with questions of fundamental educational in/exclusions, to see bathroom politics on campus as part of a pattern of university-enforced hierarchies. A thematic focus on “access” as a critical lens offers a way to explore new forms of resistant pedagogies, while still retaining attention to the specific needs...

... feature two policy pieces related to this issue's theme of trans*formational pedagogies. First, Genny Beemyn and Dot Brauer examine the failure of colleges to make it possible for students to change name, gender, and pronoun preference on campus records. Don Romesburg then reports on the challenges...

... analysis of how cisnormativity infuses ostensibly trans-inclusive discourses. References Beemyn Brett Genny . 2005 . “ Making Campuses More Inclusive of Transgender Students .” Journal of Gay and Lesbian Issues in Education 3 , no. 1 : 77 – 87 . Bettcher Talia Mae . 2014...

.... As an example, the actions of a cisgender woman refusing to assist in the change of a policy that would permit gender-nonspecific housing or gender-neutral restrooms on a college campus would not be able to be classified under the term “sexism,” but such actions would be able to be captured under “cisgenderism...

... species (human and animal) that grounds the emergent historiography of COVID-19, as it continues to shape the way that HIV/AIDS is narrated and formulated into policy. Reading against the phobic response to intimacy that describes, for example, “wet markets” as racialized spaces of contamination...

... activity, however, I was invited to apply for another job at a more prestigious university. Although I was actually quite content with my work at UA, the other job would offer some intangible quality-of-life benefits that were simply too good not to consider. I applied; I was short-listed, and my campus...

.../finalreport.pdf (accessed October 21, 2013 ). Office of Minority Health . 2013 . “ National Standards for Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services in Health and Health Care: A Blueprint for Advancing and Sustaining CLAS Policies and Practice .” Washington, DC : US Department of Health and Human...

... confusion of the two makes for lively, tense reading through the course of her memoir. Suicide is an ever-present option for her, from earliest childhood until the very moments when she begins her transition. The purchase in 2005 of a life-insurance policy with a two-year “no suicide” clause provides a time...

... ( Valentine 2007 ). 2 Trans* university students expect to be recognized and supported by the academic institutions that they attend ( Beemyn 2008 ; Beemyn and Rankin 2011 ). Some student affairs professionals and advocates suggest enhancing the campus climate for trans* students through improved...

..., in the volume's introduction Beemyn reviews the history of trans-inclusive policies in higher education and designates most as lagging behind. They also summarize the research on trans people on college campuses and identify some current trends, including scholarship attending to differences within trans...

... Christian comprehensive university that boasted among its trustees Raleigh Washington, a leader of the Promise Keepers. 1 Azusa Pacific noted that it had policies against lesbian and gay relationships on campus, but it did not have a specific policy against transition in its professoriate. This lack did...

... of transgender and gender-nonconforming people. As illustrated in the data, the distinction between what Ms. Green says and what she does—or the content of her lesson and how she manages the class—maps onto the problem of policy versus practice. Policies are in place, and Ms. Green has the intention...

... man on campus and president of one of Smith's queer and trans student organizations. The agitated-for change has still not happened—to date, Smith has not changed its charter, staunchly articulating itself as a women's college and recently drawing scores of negative press on account of a refusal...

... by enacting protective policies. In order for trans studies–themed knowledge production to be effective, it must serve the interests of the most marginalized within our communities; it must be connected to community-based grassroots movements while working to create opportunities for the most marginalized...

....” Focusing particularly on informal economic activities and the urban morphologies of informality in Asian cities, Dovey substituted the formal/informal binary with the emergent effects of formal (such as municipal and state policies and controls) and informal practices (the messy lifeworld), giving rise...

... campaigns on campus (and suffered extended verbal and physical abuse from both faculty members and fellow students for their activism), but also raised broader questions of knowledge production and radical democracy, and of the connections between discrimination, dispossession, and resistance (Radical...