Interested in queer cabaret at Emory? Get involved with the Restoration Project!

Check out Dr. Scully's latest article here: www.chronicle.com/article/the-...

SIS Call for Summer Proposals! For faculty & graduate students working in areas related to race, sexuality, and gender! Proposal deadline is June 30, 2025. Please send proposals to [email protected], with your name, department, rank or year, and theme for proposal.

Calling all Emory WGSS alumni! Please take our alumni survey at bit.ly/WGSSALUMNI

🥁Drumroll please!🥁 We are proud to announce the winners of the 2025 Studies in Sexualities Essay Contest!

Check out this new piece by Dr Kadji Amin for The Law and Political Economy Project, titled “How Anti-Trans Attacks Forge the Anti-Social State.”

Join Dr Falguni Sheth and Mansi Hitesh for another installment of the Feminist Theories of Race reading group! This session takes place on Thursday April 3rd at 4:30 in Candler Library LIBC125. Use the QR codes to RSVP and access the reading, on the topic of the phenomenology of race/gender.

Full house for John Cameron Mitchell’s lunchtime masterclass today! @emorycollege.bsky.social @emorywgss.bsky.social

Let the countdown begin! We are about one week away from @johncameronmitchell ‘s visit to Emory. 5pm on March 25/ White Hall 208: film screening

Congratulations to WGSS undergraduate student, Soju Hokari, for being named one of the 100 Senior Honorary members of the Emory University Class of 2025! This honor goes to students who embody excellence in leadership, scholarship, mentorship and other important contributions to the Emory community

🚨 INCREASED AWARD AMOUNTS 🚨 Emory University’s Studies in Sexualities Program seeks submissions for its 2025 Student Essay Prize. All current Emory students may submit to the contest. The prizes for best undergraduate and graduate essay have been increased to $500! Due Friday, March 21.

Volume Two of Intarsia is here! Check out three amazing essays (edited by the journal's undergraduate editorial board: Olivia Gilbert, Gabriella Shapcott, Emilio Rosas Gutierrez, Stella Fox, Elle Deppe, Jade Wu, Elizabeth Brubaker, Nava Klopper). www.intarsiajournal.org @emorywgss.bsky.social

Congratulations to Emory WGSS Associate Professor, Dr Sameena Mulla, for receiving an NEH fellowship, alongside Dr Christina Crawford of the Art History department. We are so proud of Dr Mulla! 🎉

We'd love to see you at the launch of Volume Two of Intarsia: 6pm Candler Library 125, Tuesday March 18. Intarsia is a peer-reviewed and open-access journal of undergraduate scholarship that addresses feminism, sexuality, sex, and gender from queer and feminist theoretical perspectives.

Workshop opportunity: Join Dr. Huffer, a longtime collage enthusiast who has incorporated visuality and fragmentation into her philosophical writing. You are encouraged to bring a fragment of academic text, or of a current writing project, that you want to transform. No prior experience is needed!

🎧 Falguni Sheth’s recent appearance on Hotel Bar Sessions! “what does it mean to be recognized, or misrecognized, by the state? How do institutions decide which identities ‘fit’ and which ones have to be managed, disciplined, or erased? When does refusing to conform become its own form of power?”

Emory University's Studies in Sexualities Program seeks submissions for its 2025 Student Essay Prize! All current Emory University students may submit to the contest. 250-word abstract to Falguni Sheth by Friday, March 21, 2025 at [email protected].

Volume 2, Edition 1 of the our undergraduate departments journal Intarsia coming March 18th, 2025. 📌🧟‍♂️📍

Check out this article co-written by our very own Sameena Mulla.

John Cameron Mitchell will visit Emory on March 27 for a masterclass and public lecture! Mitchell is known most widely as the writer and director of Hedwig and the Angry Inch and is of considerable influence in queer/trans film and performance.

Use the QR codes provided below to register for John Cameron Mitchell’s masterclass and lecture March 27th!

Join Dr Falguni Sheth and Mansi Hitesh for the “Feminist Theories of Race” reading group. We will be discussing a draft that Dr. Sheth is currently writing on the “Politics of Dismissal, Strategic (Mis)Recognition, and Decolonial Resistance.” RSVP with the QR code.