Women's Issues Committee

Function

Promote interest in women and women's issues on campus.
Provide educational programming to celebrate women and their accomplishments (e.g. Sponsor Women's History Week), to combat sexism, and to encourage content on women to be included throughout the curriculum.
Advocate for and support the development of an Office of Women on campus.
Conduct research to investigate the status of women on campus, their concerns, and their needs.

Membership

The criteria for membership are being interested in women's issues and a willingness to participate actively in the committee. Membership is voluntary, and the final number of potential members is flexible. Volunteer members should represent the following areas:

Women's Studies Department Chairperson (permanent chair of committee)
College of Arts & Communication
College of Business & Economics
College of Education
College of Letters & Sciences
Student Affairs
Affirmative Action
University Health and Counseling
Athletics
Members at Large
Other Constituencies
Students

Members

Alston, Janay S
Braman, Kate
Burkholder, Jo Ellen
Carollo, Keri L
Chenoweth, Candace A
Edmonds, Amy
Ghavamshahidi, Zohreh
Harms, Leah Ann
Henley, Whitney B
Konrad, Cynthia L
Law, Kristi L
Mallin, Jill
Mendell, Nikki D
Manko, Bradley
Miolo, Giuliana
Navarro, Kristina
Ogunsola, Elizabeth
Oravec, Jo Ann R
Pinkham, Tasia R
Schemenauer, Ellie C
Smith, Lauren B
Spatola, Chelsea S
Tardy, Tiffany
Thibodeaux, Jennifer D
Yang, Mai Yer

Last Revision

6/15/2015