... by which these institutions did so, we hope to encourage more colleges and universities to develop similar policies and procedures. Copyright © 2015 by Duke University Press 2015 campus policies college information systems trans data collection trans students trans-supportive colleges...

... how our voices as trans* educators were missing from the conversation. Reading about a roundtable discussion called “Sister Circles” ( Niskode-Dossett et al. 2012 held between diverse women hosted by College Student Educators International's (formerly known as American College Personnel Association...

... Project : Transgender On-Campus Non-discrimination Information . 2012 . National Center for Transgender Equality . www.transstudents.org (accessed October 21, 2013 ). Toronto District School Board . 2011 . “ TDSB Guidelines for the Accommodation of Transgender and Gender Non-Conforming Students...

... allowed. Go for it. I'm not going to be mad. You've gotten the information you need, you know how to take the notes, you know how to look at the colleges by this point. That's what the whole plan was.” What Sam points to repeatedly is that AVID teachers could not explain why they wanted Sam...

... Systems, and Higher Education . Saarbrücken, Germany : VDM Verlag . Carter Julian B. , Getsy David J. , and Salah Trish . 2014 . “ Introduction .” TSQ 1 , no. 4 : 469 – 81 . Catalano Chase , McCarthy Linda , and Shlasko Davey . 2007 . “ Transgender...

.... 2008 . “ On the Margins: A Study of the Experiences of Transgender College Students .” Journal of Gay and Lesbian Issues in Education 3 , no. 1 : 63 – 76 . Nadal Kevin L. , Skolnik Avy , and Wong Yinglee . 2012 . “ Interpersonal and Systemic Microaggressions toward...

... standpoint (Haraway 1988 ) and intersectionality (Lorde [1984] 2007 ; Collins 1993 ; Crenshaw 1993 ) theories, both of which acknowledge the multiplicity of truths informed by subjects' unique locations within social systems. In alignment with feminist standpoint theory, I treat students' perceptions...

... conditions are trans people's experiences of IPV erased? and 2) To what extent does intimate partner violence produce “genderist” systems? Answering these questions first requires a historical tracing of social scientific understandings of IPV, which stem from 1970s feminist activism and scholarship...

... by Duke University Press 2015 transgender students colleges universities trans men transgender identity development Higher education is in the process of being transformed by the presence of trans students ( Beemyn 2003 ; McKinney 2005 ; Negrete and Purcell 2011 ). These students...

... and heteronormative). However, this literature base also informs policy and practice beyond higher education as it is used to support and advocate for gender equity on both national and global levels. For example, Bernice Sandler's ( 1999 ) scholarship on “chilly climates” has supported a great deal of the policy...

... ago, I received a phone call from my best friend, asking me to speak on intersex issues at his college. The college was Smith; it was the historical moment when trans and gender-nonconforming students were beginning to push the women's college to revise the gender-specific language in its charter...

... of performing illegal sex work, or in fact doing survival sex work, all of which would have increased her encounters with criminal punishment systems. She may have had to rely on informal networks of trans women for economic security, clothing, and medical care. Statistically, she is even more likely to have...

... questions: (1) Is there support for adding a transgender category to the US census? (2) Who might select a transgender option if it were provided? In this article, we explore how complexities of gender identity could be expressed in an official classification system in more inclusive ways. We...

..., and whose lives matter.” This oppressive ethos shapes organizational cultures and reward systems, including the masculinity contest cultures at play in colleges and universities in Canada and the United States. In a blog post titled “Did President Arvind Gupta Lose the Masculinity Contest?,” University...

... first taught me to question how race and nation structure feminist debates on transgender. Writing about that time, Emi Koyama argued that in a white supremacist society like the United States, white women's desires for the unmarked sameness of whiteness directly inform antitrans sentiment in Western...

... written by a college graduate turned trucker, who notes wryly that he entered the industry in the usual way, “with a sense of complete personal abandon and lack of direction. No one enters out of high school, because they can't, so everyone goes in because something else didn't work out. Layoffs, breakups...

... imperative that informs policies at the collegiate and elite levels of sports. The organization's post highlighted its different style: “compared to typical approaches for college and beyond, the ECCC formally embraces much more of an attitude of ‘Do whatever makes you happy, everything else be damned...

... often problematic, practices of data collection and analysis. The authors believe that attending to the needs of those who do not conform to a binary gender system requires analyzing the ways in which epidemiology research produces and reifies the gender system itself. In order to understand...

... economic systems, political environments, social organizations, familial structures, and informal networks. Beyond technical economic debates, one major arena of analysis probes economic doctrines such as classical liberal models of free market competitive capitalism—which have inspired contemporary...

... the normatively able-bodied. Drawing on the same logic, Thompson and King argue that the target of interventions should be the normalizing institutions, discourses, and apparatuses rather than trans people themselves. The social norms embedded in information systems comprise a crucial but often overlooked...