The Joint M.A. Experience

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"What has been most inspiring to me is the insistence on interdisciplinary dialogue among the various departments that participate in the Joint M.A. program. Gender, after all, is a cultural construct that can and must be approached from a diversity of venues to grasp its complex workings. While my particular set of research questions focuses on hermeneutic and representational practices, the opportunity to think beyond disciplinary boundaries has profoundly enriched my work."

- Ben De Witte, M.A. '09
Joint M.A. in Women's and Gender Studies and English

Advisers


Women's and Gender Studies Program
Director of Graduate Studies
Sabine von Mering
Department Joint M.A. Adviser
Anthropology Ellen Schattschneider
English Faith Smith
History
Jane Kamensky
Near Eastern and Judaic Studies
ChaeRan Freeze
Psychology
Leslie Zebrowitz
Social Policy Laurie Nsiah- Jefferson
Sociology    
Wendy Cadge
Sustainable International Development
Cristina Espinosa