Are you a graduate student looking for a change of pace this spring? Dr. Novotny's Nature-Based Therapy course may be just what you need! Check out the details on the attached pics.
Come by room 217 of the Culp Center today, 10/25/22, from 11:30am-1pm for a workshop on soul-connected letter writing. Enjoy this peaceful and productive session, geared toward self-exploration, through art. All supplies will be provided.
ROAR!!! Come see "Androcles and the Lion" now through October 23rd, presented by ETSU's Department of Theatre and Dance. Tickets are $15 for ETSU students, faculty and staff; $20 for the general public; and $10 for children 12 and under! https://t.co/WW5dD6zSuk
On October 19th, ETSU's Department of Philosophy and Humanities will be hosting a talk from Dr. Rowan Bell, an ETSU alum and expert on feminist and transgender philosophy. This event will be held both in person and on Zoom, so please drop by or tune in and show your support!
If you were looking for a Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies course, but we’re a little behind, here is a LATE start intro to WGSS course! Taught by one of our favorites, Heidi Marsh. Contact Heidi or the WGSS office for registration 😊
Do you have your "25 Years of Women's Studies" t-shirt? Come see us! We'll be outside Burleson Hall on August 24 and August 25 from 12pm-2pm and on The Quad during the Campus Roundup on August 31 from 10am-2pm. See you there!
Join us on Wednesday, Sept. 1 @ Noon for the first talk in Women, Gender, and Sexuality on Wednesdays series (formerly Women on Wednesdays)! https://t.co/TvvX5RvcWj
If Women's Studies at ETSU is anything, it is dedicated and resilient, according to Program Director Dr. Phyllis Thompson. After 25 years of growth, it is becoming Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies and offers an updated curriculum. https://t.co/GTlCsWXrmU
Registration for Summer and Fall 2021 begins APRIL 6! Email marshh @ https://t.co/GNBDd2I5Te to schedule an advising appointment in the next two weeks ✨ https://t.co/3A8wBCr0Ya
Don't forget to register for Spring 2021! There are still spots available in our special topics course this semester, WMST 4957/5947: Feminist Methods of Teaching and Learning!
Dr. Miller-Slough presents “Emotion Socialization: Implications for Youth Psychosocial Adjustment” at noon, November 4, via Zoom. The live stream can be viewed here: https://t.co/z72DAJ3EHM.