Announcements:
Corporeus Danza LatinoAmericana
Friday,October 3
7:30 pm - EUC Auditorium
VOX Meeting October 8 at 7:30 in EUC Birch Room with Patrice L. Guillory of The Feminist Majority
Love Your Body Week
October 13-17
Follow this link to see all of the activities!
Master of Arts in Women's and Gender Studies is accepting applications for Fall 2009
MA program details
For more information call
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| 2008-09 Projects and Events on Campus |
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INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS FILM FESTIVAL
Wednesday, September 24 - 6:30 pm in McIver 28 with Dr. Kathy Jamieson & Dr. Liz Bucar
Many Iranian girls love soccer as much as their countrymen and sport fans all over the world but, they are prevented by law from attending live soccer matches in their country. Inspired by the day when his own daughter was refused entry to a soccer stadium in Iran, Jafar Panahi's OFFSIDE follows a day in the life of a group of Iranian girls attempting to watch their team's World Cup qualifying match against Bahrain at the stadium in Tehran.
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love your body week
October 13-17, 2008
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| Film - "Killing Us Softly 3" - 7:00 PM (Science 200), Discussion to follow. |
WGS Salon: Masculinities discussion 12:30-2pm (Elm Room, EUC) |
Presentation: Student Health--Sex, Stereotypes and Beauty 12:30-2pm (Willow Room, EUC) |
Self-care day! w/ massage, nutrition counseling, facials & hand/feet scrubs and affirmation therapy, WGS: 11am-1:30pm (Alexander Room, EUC) |
Dance Therapy/body image workshop with Jill Green & Kerrie Jean-Hudson, Dance Dept. at UNCG 12:30-3pm (Kirkland Room, EUC) |
| Film - "Killing Us Softly 3" - 7:00 PM, Discussion to follow. |
Film screening: WGS-- NO! The Rape Documentary w/ discussion to follow with Lori Hinsley from the Counseling and Wellness Center 7pm (Science 200)
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Film Screening, WGS: XXY w/ discussion to follow with Kimber Heinz from Women's and Gender Studies 7 pm (Science 200) |
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Table, EUC Commons: WGS/Student Health - Love Your Body zine and goodie bags/promo for LYB events-- 12-2pm daily |
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"Highly Recommended. Panh illuminates what Cambodia is going through in its attempts to come to terms with its past and to build a just future. Although this film can be painful to watch, it should be of value to those interested in political science, genocide, modern Southeast Asian history, and human rights. An excellent discussion tool." - Educational Media Reviews Online
- 2004 Association for Asian Studies Film Festival
- François Chalais Prize, 2003 Cannes Film Festival
- Grand Jury Prize, 2003 Copenhagen Film Festival
- FIPRESCI Prize, 2003 Leipzig Film Festival
- North American Premiere, 2003 NY Film Festival
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Once again, the performances benefited the Clara House providing temporary, emergency housing to battered women and their children. This years production resulted in a $2700 donation to the Clara House. |
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