Post Tagged with: "women’s and gender and sexuality studies alumni"

Jenna Richards ’14 ’16M is a recruiter for the Mid-Atlantic division for Kroger. She reviews applications and conducts phone interviews with candidates to see if they would be a good fit for positions at Kroger stores. If she thinks a candidate would be a good fit, she arranges an in-store […]

The Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies program provides unique opportunities for graduate students to conduct research and gain teaching experience. Dr. Julie White, Associate Professor and WGSS Program Director, notes that it is becoming increasingly important for students to have experience in teaching diversity-based subject matter as they enter the […]

McKenna Wulker ’14 (Sociology-Criminology and Women & Gender Studies) says that being a Records Analyst at Taft/ involves managing records for the entire Cincinnati office. “I love that I’m able to work hands on with our attorneys and play an active role in our firm. “Every day is exciting and […]

When Ohio University alum Kathryn Nutter-Pridgen ’05, ’08M left Athens in 2008 and headed to Florida, she had an M.A. in Sociology, a B.A. in Psychology and a Certificate in Women’s Studies. In August 2015, she added a few lines to her repertoire. She earned a Ph.D. in Sociology from […]

Ohio University alum Dr. Juliet Evusa is part of the Rogers State University Pryor spring lecture series where three faculty members will share insights into their research in other countries, as well as perspectives on cultural issues in such diverse places as Kenya, South Korea, and Italy. Evusa earned a Women’s Studies […]

Ohio University alum Emily Dunlap is on campus Tuesday, Sept. 29, to discuss “Liberation & Justice for All: Legal Advocacy for Victims of Human Trafficking.” Dunlap works as a new staff attorney for Advocating Opportunity, a nonprofit organization that provides free legal services to trafficked and exploited persons in Ohio. […]

The Columbus Dispatch’s Jessica Wehrman had the right woman but the wrong school in her March 26 story on “Afghanistan president’s address to Congress provokes memories from one Ohio veteran.” The Friends of the American University of Afghanistan points out that Khatera Afghan is an Ohio University alum, having earned […]