Faculty
Director: Sally Barr Ebest, Professor, English and Gender Studies. Ph.D., Indiana University. Sally Barr Ebest’s popular and always lively classes cover a fascinating variety of topics and are evidence of her diverse interest and knowledge. Most recently she has taught Writing Autobiography, Irish and Irish American Women Writers; Teaching as a Feminist; Writing-Reading Theory; and Theories of Writing. “For any class,” Professor Ebest writes, “my primary goal is to teach in such a way that the students learn, understand, and can apply the material. To reach this goal, my secondary purpose is to make the subject matter personally relevant and interesting and if possible, to make learning fun and exciting.” |
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Program Advisor: Kathleen Nigro, Assistant Teaching Professor, English and Gender Studies. Ph.D., St. Louis University. Dr. Nigro' s research interests are gender and nature writing and St. Louis women writers. She teaches Women, Gender, and Culture, Feminism and Witchcraft, Women and Nature Writing, and 19th- century Spiritualism. |
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Administrative Associate I: Fern Mreen, M.L.A., Washington University. Fern assists the director in the Gender Studies academic program. She is actively involved in coordinating conferences, special events, and fundraising activities (including donor interactions) and processes scholarship and award applications, course evaluations, and enrollment. Fern coordinates the gender studies newsletter and website management and is actively involved in recruitment of students. |
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Webmistress: Monica Swindle, M.A., University of Missouri - St. Louis. Monica Swindle's research and teaching interests range across a number of disciplines, focusing generally on language, literature, and identity and specifically on Girls’ Studies, technology and new media, and feminist theory and pedagogy. |
Affiliate Faculty
Gender Studies is an interdisciplinary program; consequently, we offer courses in nearly every discipline. Students can design their own major or a specialized certificate program reflective of their personal areas of interest.
ANTHROPOLOGY | Sheilah Clarke-Ekong Associate Professor of Anthropology Ph.D., University of California; Los Angeles |
ART AND ART HISTORY | Ruth Bohan Associate Professor of Art History Ph.D., University of Maryland Jeanne Zarucchi Professor of Art History and French Ph.D., Harvard University |
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION | Steven G. Bailey Malaika Horne Janet Murray |
COMMUNICATION |
Charlotte Perry Senior Lecturer M. A. Webster University |
CRIMINOLOGY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE | Kristin Carbone-Lopez |
ECONOMICS | Anne Winkler Professor of Economics and Public Policy Administration Ph.D., University of Illinois-Urbana |
EDUCATION | Judith Cochran Virginia Navarro, Associate Professor of Education |
ENGLISH | Suellyn Duffey Kathy Gentile Colleen McKee Lynn Staley Nan Sweet Drucilla Mims Wall |
FOREIGN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE |
Maria Teresa Balogh Associate Teaching Professor in Latin Ph.D., Saint Louis University |
HISTORY | Deborah Cohen Minsoo Kang Laura Westhoff |
MUSIC | Barbara Harbach Professor of Music D.M.A., Eastman School of Music |
PHILOSOPHY | Berit Brogaard Associate Professor Ph.D., SUNY Buffalo |
PIERRE LACLEDE HONOR'S COLLEGE |
Kimberly K. Baldus Nancy Gleason Jill Evans Petzall |
POLITICAL SCIENCE | Ruth Iyob Farida Jalalzai |
PSYCHOLOGY | Deana L. Jefferson Zoë Peterson Jayne Stake |
SOCIAL WORK | Lori Curtis Assistant Teaching Professor of Social Work M. S.W., Washington University Margaret Sherraden Professor of Social Work Ph.D., Washington University |
SUE SHEAR INSTITUTE FOR WOMEN IN PUBLIC LIFE |
Vivian Eveloff Director M. A. Washington University Dayna M. Stock |