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Susan Reed
Associate Professor of Womens & Gender Studies and Anthropology Director, Center for the Study of Race, Ethnicity & Gender
The Center for the Study of Race, Ethnicity & Gender (CSREG) facilitates University-wide discussion of issues of race, ethnicity and gender through events such as the annual Black Experiences Lecture and the annual speaker series, and co-sponsored film series, lectures and other campus-wide events. CSREG is comparative and international in scope and draws on a faculty whose research interests span the globe.
2023-24: Erica Armstrong Dunbar (Charles and Mary Beard Distinguished Professor of History, Rutgers University), "Joy and Pain: Representations of Black Life from Slavery through the Gilded Age."
2022-23: Barbara Ransby (African American studies, gender & women's studies, and history, University of Illinois – Chicago), " A Black Feminist Balm for Troubled Times: Revisiting the Insurgent Intellectual Praxis of bell hooks."
The Center for the Study of Race, Ethnicity & Gender hosts a speaker series each year centered around a different theme.
The Legacy of bell hooks (2022-23)
Performing against Power, Privilege and Injustice (2019-20)
Indigeneity: Making the Visible Seen (2018-19)
Class in America (2017-18)
Latinos in the United States (2016-17)
Honoring the Legacy of James Baldwin/Price of the Ticket: African American Artists – Activism, Aesthetics and the Atelier (2015-16)
CSREG-BIPP Series on The Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act: Fifty Years After (2014-15)
The Center for the Study of Race, Ethnicity & Gender faculty colloquia series enables Bucknell faculty to present their ongoing research and works-in-progress to fellow faculty members and students. Each year, three to five faculty members present their research on a wide range of topics. We often invite faculty who have received CSREG summer research grants to present the results of their projects in these colloquia.
Courtney Burns (Political Science)
"Women Leaders and Peacekeeping Contributions: Bypassing the Political Double Bind?
Rachel Trusty (Women's and Gender Studies)
"Chesser and Holly: A Queer, Interracial Marriage in the Turn-of-the-Century Frontier"
Anjalee Hutchinson (theatre & dance)
“Inspiration vs. Appropriation: Explorations in Cultural Competency and Performance”
Stephanie Larson (classics)
"Colonizing Women's Bodies and New Territories in Ancient Greek Mythology"
Katherine Faull, (German and humanities)
"Race, Religion, and Iron: A Case of Knowledge Transfer between West Africa and the Colonial Mid-Atlantic States?"
Vanessa Massaro, (geography)
"Externalizing the “Inmate”: Tracing the Intimate Economies of the New Geographies of Correctional Supervision"
Meenakshi Ponnuswami, (English)
"British Asian Women in Performance: Stage, Screen, and Stand-Up"
Coralynn Davis (women's & gender studies and anthropology)
“Revisioning Our Stories: Drawing on Tradition for Changing Women's Lives in Mithila”
Abe Feuerstein (education) and Sue Ellen Henry (education)
“The Hidden Language of Social Class: How Teachers Read Students' Bodies”
Mai-Linh Hong (English)
“Resettling America: Refugee Law and Refugee Narratives”
Scott St. Pierre (women’s & gender studies)
“Cuck: Meninists, Aardvarks, and Other Peculiarities in 21st Century Anti-Feminist Discourse”
Jason Alley (sociology)
"When You’re 64: Experimental Ethnography and San Francisco’s Young-Old"
Anthony Stewart (English)
"A Visitor Thinks About 'Home.'"
Nick Jones (Spanish)
"Out of the Mouths of Slaves: Africanized Iberian Languages in Imperial Iberia."
Brantley Gasaway (religious studies)
"Progressive Evangelicals and the Ethics of Same-Sex Marriage"
Rhonda Sharpe (economics)
"I'm Every Woman: Income Distribution by Race and Ethnicity"
James Haile (philosophy)
"Ta-Nehisi Coates: quantum matter and the phenomenology of the body"
Carolyn Holmes (political science)
"White Men's Guilt and Black Women's Pain: Gender, Race, and Embodiment in South Africa's Reconciliation Process"
Ketaki Pant (ASIANetwork-LUCE Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow, CSREG and Religious Studies Department)
"Homes of Capital: Merchants across Indian Ocean Gujarat"
Associate Professor of Womens & Gender Studies and Anthropology Director, Center for the Study of Race, Ethnicity & Gender
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