1986-87 Events

  • "Women in the English Renaissance": Linda Woodbridge, University of Alberta, Canada
  • "Bosch's Garden of Delights Triptych: Alchemical Imagery": Laurinda Dixon, University of Syracuse
  • "Women's Leadership: A Critical but Underrated Ingredient of Third World Development": Christine Sproul and Alla Akyeampong, Oregon State University
  • "The Puerto Rico Model: Welfare for Multinationals?": Camren Gautier, University of Puerto Rico
  • "Freud, Women, Jokes, and the Unconscious": Saralr Kofman, Paris, France
  • "Women's Autobiographies and George Sand": Marilyn Yalom, Stanford University
  • ''The Womanly Art of Teaching Ethics": Tangren Alexander, Southern Oregon State College
  • "Gates to the Ocean": Chenal Bowers, University of California. Santa Barbara
  • "Mothers and Daughters in Literature": Michele Hirsch, University of Lille, France
  • "Feminist Rethinking of Classic Paradigms": Panelists: Page DuBois, University of California, San Diego; Mary-Kay Gamel, University of California, Santa Cruz, University of California, Davis; Naomi Scheman, University of Minnesota
  • "Rethinking Children's Thinking about Gender": Sandra Bem
  • ''Too Much to Ask: The Cost of Black Female Success": Elizabeth Higgins, Memphis State University
  • ''The Portrayal of Women m Media in East Africa": Fatma Atleo. journalist, Tanzania
  • "Why Academic Feminism Hasn't Changed Much of Anything. And What Can We Do about lt?": Nancy Armstrong, CSWS visiting scholar, Wayne State University