New Reads from Transform
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Our wonderfully talented faculty in the School for Cultural and Social Transformation had a successful year of publications in press.
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Distinguished Lecture 2/11
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Come hear from Tendayi Achiume, whose work focuses on global governance of racism and xenophobia and implications of colonialism for migration.
Read MoreCriticizing the “Born This Way” Argument
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Are people really born gay? At the latest TEDx Salt Lake City, Lisa Diamond – professor of psychology and gender studies – deconstructs the “born this way” argument and shows why it doesn’t advance LGBTQ+ equality.
Read More2018-19 Lectureship in Medical Humanities
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Dr. Campo’s work with people diagnosed with HIV has inspired numerous award-winning publications on the illness experience.
Read MoreRibbon-Cutting & Open House
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Here are a couple moments from our School for Cultural and Social Transformation open house!
Read MoreRibbon Cutting and Official Move
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The School for Cultural and Social Transformation is the fruit of the hard work of faculty, staff and students.
Read MoreColonizing Histories and Museums
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Maile Arvin, assistant professor of history and gender studies, reflects on the National Museum of the American Indian and challenges curators to reflect the complexities of indigenous people.
Read MoreSexual violence is everywhere
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Sarah Projansky, U of U professor of film & media arts and gender studies, and her book, “Watching Rape”, are highlighted in an article about the constant presence of sexual violence in popular media.
Read MoreA Personal Moment with Anita Hill
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Our Gender Studies class, “Medusa and Manifesto: Identity and Activism in the Information Age”, had the opportunity to watch a portion of Christine Blasey Ford’s testimony with Anita Hill.
Read MoreOur First Convocation
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We had a very successful first convocation! If you missed it, here are the photos of our school’s graduation.
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