Alexandra Achen, Sociology and Public Policy
Students' Responses to Unexpected Grades: Explaining Gender and Race Differences in Attrition from Scientific Fields
Nicola Curtin, Women's Studies and Psychology
What Makes the Political Personal?: Women's Narratives of Identity, Connection and Activism
Jimmy Draper, Communication Studies
Discursive Constructions of Gayness and Masculinity in U.S. Men's Lifestyle Magazines, 1960-2007
Dagmar Francikova, Women's Studies and History
Complex and Complicated Matters: Inventing Women for the Czech National Movement, 1820s-1850s
Fetsum-Rahwa Haile, Public Health (Health Behavior and Health Education)
Pathologized Identities: Black MSM and HIV/AIDS in the Biomedical Imagination
Tayana Hardin, American Culture
Desire, Disdain and Dancing: Black American Vernacular Dance and the "New Woman" in Interwar Paris
Maria Johnson, Sociology and Public Policy
African-American Women and Their Fathers: Understanding the Influence of Fathers on Daughters' Conceptualization of Gender, Success, and Family Formation
Jennifer McFarlane-Harris, Women's Studies and English
Autobiographical Theologies: Subjectivity and Religious Language in Spiritual Narratives, Poetry, and Hymnody by African-American Women
Afia Amankwaa Ofori-Mensa, American Culture
Beauty, Bodies, and Boundries: Pageants, Race, and National Identity
Stephanie Osbakken, Sociology
The Social Behind the Science: Negotiating Gender and Other Boundaries in Interdisciplinary Research in the Health Sciences
Desdamona Rios, Women's Studies and Psychology
Socialization and the Academy: Identity Construction and Hidden Lessons in Socialization Practices
Ying Zhang, Women's Studies and History
The Self-Fashioning of the "Loyal Man:" Literati Masculinity and Political Culture of the Ming-Qing Transitional China, 1570-1700
Allison Abra, History
Now on with the Dance: Nation, Popular Culture, and Public Dancing in Britain, 1919-1945
Tamara Bhalla, English Language and Literature
Between Two Empires: Reading South Asian Diasporic Literature and Community
LaMont Egle, English Language and Literature
Genres of Gender, or How Masculinities Were Made in British Popular Fiction, 1820-1840
Carla Pfeffer, Sociology and Women's Studies
"What Does That Make Me?": Lessons about Gender, Sexuality and Identity from the Women Partners of Transmen
Corina Kesler, Comparative Literature
Kabbalistic Hieros Gamos: Gendering the Mystical Discourse of the Sabbath
Sharon Heijin Lee, American Culture
Between Commodities and Consumers: Entangled Narrations of Korean/American Women
Katherine Luke, Social Work and Sociology
Race, Gender and Heterosexuality in Campus Party Cultures: The Reproduction and Transformation of Social Identities and Social Inequalities
Elizabeth Meier, Social Work and Psychology
Conflict Escalation and De-Escalation Processes in Intergroup Dialogues
Sridevi Nair, English and Women's Studies
Mobile Lesbians: Disrupting the Heterosexual Economies of Immigration in the Works of Dionne Brand and Makeda Silvera
Alana Reid, Romance Languages and Literatures
Gender and Sexuality in Portrayals of Female Pirates
Kristin Sherrer, Social Work and Sociology
Negotiating Identity, Negotiating Desire: Coming to an Asexual Identity
Chad Thomas, English Language and Literature
Performing Queer: Contemporary Theatre and Early Modern Drama
Sundari Balan, Psychology
Transnational Motherhood among Asian Indian and Filipino Immigrant Women: Investigating Gender at the Intersections of Class and Ethnicity
Sarah Crymble, Communication Studies
Gender Identity Dissonance, Magazine Advertising, and the Female Consumer
Angela Dowdell, History
Real Men / Savage Nature: Manliness, Modernity, and African Big Game Hunting in Britain, 1800-1914
Robert Hill , American Culture
Gentlemen Deviants: Heterosexual Transvestism and the Contours of Cold War Gender and Sexuality
Juan Chen, Social Work; Political Science
Who Are Faring Better? Who Are Feeling Better? Gender Differences in Immigration Experiences, Employment Outcomes, and Perceived Social Mobility of Asian Immigrants in the United States
Emily Heaphy, Business Administration - Management and Organizations
The Embodiment of Everyday Work: The Case of Patient Advocates
James Leija, Art and Design
Forging Family: Queer Kinship in the 21st Century and Beyond
Emily Lutenski, English; Womens Studies
Where Indians Still Walked on Their Feet: Multiethnic Modernism and the U.S. Southwest
Marti Lybeck, History
Gender, Sexuality and Belonging: Female Homosexuality in Germany, 1890-1933
Mary OReilly, History
Fashioning the Modern German Woman: Female Journalists and Discourses of the Self in Interwar Germany
Justine Pas, American Culture
Relocating Babel: Translating the Holocaust and American Immigrant Literature
Rebecca Gershenson Smith, English
Framed: The Woman Artist-Observer in Modernity
Breanne Fahs, Psychology and Women's Studies
Competing Models of Internalized Sexuality: Channeling Function and Dysfunction in a Clinical Context
Ayesha Hardison, English
Writing "Little Sister": Sexual and Social Politics of the 1940s Black Female Protagonist
Jill L. Lamberton, Education and English
Claiming an Education: The Transatlantic Performance and Exchange of Intellectual Identity in College Women's Writing, 1860-1900
Christina Mendoza, Sociology
Crossing Borders: Narrative Identities of Gender, Class and Citizenships among Domestic Workers on the U.S.-Mexican Border
Elizabeth Ben-Ishai, Political Science
Towards a Feminist Conception of Autonomy: A Harm Reduction Approach
Lindsay Benstead, Public Policy and Political Science
Gender Differences in Constituency Service and Representative Style among Algerian Legislators
Cara Bergstrom, Sociology
Same Gender Couples Deciding Whether and How to Have Children
Megan Biddinger, Communication Studies
Gender, Please and Resistance: Audience Responses to Contemporary Television Shows Featuring Witches and Magic
Susanne Cohen, Anthropology
Gendered Projects in Post Soviet Offices: Neoliberalism, Work, and Subjectivity in St. Petersburg
Emily Greenman, Public Policy and Sociology
Double Jeopardy or Compensating Disadvantage? The Interaction Effect of Gender and Race on Earnings in the U.S.
Cathleen Power, Psychology and Women's Studies
"Performing" Classed Emotions: How Affect Reinforces Social Inequality
Elisabeth Strunk, Art & Design
Constructing Spaces: A Visual
Nicole S. Berry, Anthropology
Emergency Obstetric Care Choice among Kaqchikel Maya Women
Tamar Carroll, History
Women's Activism, Social Change, and Identity Politics in NYC, 1955-1995
Erika Gasser, History & Women's Studies
The Afflicted Grew Presently Well: Witchcraft and Possession in Old and New England, 1580-1740
Pavitra Sundar, English & Women's Studies
Marking Time: Gender, Sexuality, Nation, and Temporality in Hindi Film Music
Jennifer Beckham, American Culture
Women in Motion: Technoogies of Mobility and Configurations of Identity in American Fiction
Isabel Cordova, History
Engendering a Modern Puerto Rico: Social Work Interventions in Juvenile and Family Crisis, 1950-1968
Holly Dugan, English & Women's Studies
Making Scents: Perfume, Disease and Desire in Early Modern England
Emanuela Grama, Anthropology & History
The "Nimble Fingers" of Eastern Europe: Defining Skill and Constructing Gender in Romania's Postsocialist Clothing Industry
Laura Halperin, Comparative Literature
Transgressive Turns: Deviance and Defiance in Comteporary Latina Literature
Julie Konik, Psychology & Women's Studies
Harrassment as a System of Policing Traditional Gender Norms: The Structure and Process of Sexual Harrassment and Heterosexist Harrassment
Bridget Love, Anthropology
Revitalization through "Farm Mother-Power": The Gendered Contours of Depopulation and Vitality in Japan's Rural Countryside
Emily Chivers Yochim, Communication
Extreme Sport/Expressive Art: Skateboarders' (Re)articulation of Masculine Subjectivities
Shauna Cooper, Developmental Psychology/Rackham
Insight into the academic values of African American boys and girls: A qualititative investigation into gender differentiation in racial and edicational socialization
Susannah Dolance, Sociology
How to Attract Lesbians and Heterosexuals: The WNBA's Appropriation of Lesbian Culture
Michelle Foster, Faculty of Law
Refuge from Deprivation: Non-foulement and Economic and Social Rights in International Law
Christine J. Hartley, Philosophy
Justice for All: A Feminist Reconstruction of Contractualism
Ann-Elise Lewallen, Anthropology
Cultural Activism and Political in Japan: Ainu Women's Strategies of the 'Indigenious' in Hokkaido Prefecture
Nita Luci, Anthropology
Transistions and Traditions: Constructions of Gender, Nation, and Family in Kosova
Tasleem Juana Padamsee, Sociology
Medicine and Inequality in the Welfare State: AIDS Policy-Making in the United States and the United Kingdom
Karen Sanders, School of Art and Design Photography
Navigating Difference: Understandings of Sexual Identification between Black Women
Lauren Caldwell, Classical Studies
The Female Transition to Adulthood in the Early Roman Empire
Kim Clum, School of Social Work Doctoral Program (Joint in Social Work and Anthropology)
Relying on Personal Connections: an ethnographic exploration of the role of social resources in the socio-economic moblity prospects
M. Teresa Macedo Pool, American Culture Program
Behind the Chair: Women, Work Culture and Identity among Hairstylists
Nicholas L. Syrett, American Culture
Dangerous Brotherhood: College Fraternities and the Product of Masculinity, 1825-1995
Sara Goodkind, Social Work and Sociology
"Gender-Specific" Services: A Qualitative Examination of Programs for Young Women in the Wayne County Juvenile Justice System
Mandeep Grewal, Urban & Regional Planning
Planning for Information Dissemination to Immigrant Women in the U.S.: The Case of Asian Indians
Joel Purkiss, Sociology
White Masculinities and Their Idealized Others: Mapping Representations of Men of Color in British and U.S. Boy Scout Handbooks, 1908-1939
Shannon White, Slavic Languages & Literature
A World All Their Own: Popular Literature and the Adolescent Girl in Late Imperial Russia
Maureen McDonnell, English Language and Literature
Crossing the Line: Race, Nationalism, and the Rape Victim in South
African Shakespeare
Kathi Miner-Rubino, Psychology
Intervening Factors in the Relationship Between Workplace Gender Compositions
and Outcomes
Joan Sitomer, Political Science
Under Construction: The Production of State Narratives of the
Sexuality of Black and White Rape Complainants in the Late 19th Century
United States
Monika Cassel, Program in Comparative Literature
The Poetess Abroad; German and American Receptions of the British Poetess
Laura Citrin, Psychology
Disgust, Moral Bodies & Social Hierarchies
John Collins, Anthropology
Residences & Residents: Gendered Moralities, Racialized Authenticity,
and Cultural Patrimony in Brazil
Naisargi Dave, Anthropology
The New Politics of Sexual Politics in India
Corrine McConnaughy, Political Science
When Opportunity Knocks: Embedding the Story of Woman Suffrage Adoption
in the Context of Political Opportunity Structures
LaTissia Mitchell, English Language and Literature
Making Blackness Mean: Death, Reproduction, and Narratives of
the Black Body in Contemporary African American & Caribbean Literature
Cynthia Ramirez, Clinical Psychology
The Effects of Domestic Violence on the Mental Health of Latinas in
the U.S. & Chile
Katherine Robinson, School of Nursing
Ramadhan Fasting Among Pregnant Muslim Women
Catherine Daligga, American Culture
Dependent on the Quality of its Motherhood: The City of Detroit
and the Merrill-Palmer Institute, 1920-1980
Kate Masur, American Culture
Reconstructing the Nation’s Capital: The Politics of Race, Gender
and Citizenship in the District of Columbia, 1862-1878
Karen Miller, History
Race, Gender and Urban Politics in Mid-century Detroit and National
Policy
Molly Swetnam-Burland, Classical Art and Archeology
Art as Agency and Mediator in Roman Religious and Gender Systems
Carita Anderson, Psychology
Sexual Feelings in Therapy: A Program for Psychotherapy Trainees
Michele Champagne, English language and Literature
Wandering Tribes: Locating the Gypsy in the National Imagination,
1800-1900
Julie Easton, Psychology and Women’s Studies
The Mothers of Sexually Abused Children: The Role of Gender in
Meaning-making
Leoeneda Inge-Barry, Natural Resources and Environment
The Incidence of Environmental Waste and Hazards in Mobile, Alabama:
The Case of
African Town USA
Andrew Ivaska, History
Citizenship, the Mini-skirt and Africa’s New Women: Representations
of Women in the Postcolonial Tanzanian Press
Shannon Manning, Epidemiology/Public Health
Molecular Epidemiology of Group B Streptococci
Tiffany Marra, Education
Girls Software as Cultural Practice
Alicia Merline, Psychology
Social Roles, Life Course Stages and Women’s Feelings About Their Appearance
Jean Borger, English
"I see and sing, by my own eyes inspired,": The Gender of Victorian
Ekphrasis
Lisa Colarossi, Social Work/Psychology
Gender Differences in Social Support from Parents, Teachers and Peers:
Implications for Adolescent Development
Colin Johnson, American Culture
Queer Theory and Local Color: Vernacular Constructions of Gender and
Sexual Personhood in Rural America, 1865-1930
Mandana Limbert, Anthropology/Near Eastern Studies
Gender, Religious Knowledge and Education in Oman
Juanita Cabello, Women’s Studies, English
Gertrudis Bocanegra: Capturing the Imaginations of Women in Changing
Oral Storytelling Landscape
Niki Dickerson, Sociology
Structuring and Reproducing Inequality: Labor Market and Residential
Segregation
Carolyn Frantz, Law
Legal Treatment of Anorexia Nervosa: Beyond the Delusion Model
Anna Lawrence, History
Evangelical Women in England and the American South, 1730-1830
Maureen McDonnell, Women’s Studies/English
Actor Training in a Cross-Cultural Context: Possibilities for Feminist
Performance Studies
Colleen O’Brien, Women’s Studies/English
Facets of the Body and Images of Citizenship in African-American Women’s
Text
Paula Ross-Durow, Nursing
Factors which Predict Psychological Functioning in Women Raped by Strangers
Kim Yaged, Theatre & Drama/Music
Verses
Rebecca Friedman, History
In the Company of Men: Student Life and Russian Masculinity, 1825-1855
Shannon Lynch, Psychology
Women’s Sense of Self in the Context of a Violent Relationship: Does
Working Help?
Charlene Makely, Anthropology
Gendered Practices, Religious Revival and the State among Tibetans
in the PRC
Krista Van Vleet, Anthropology
Unequal Exchanges: Kinship Performance, Marriage Practices, and Emotional
Discourse among Quechua Speakers in the Bolivian Andes
Apollo Amoko, English
On Kenya as a Deeply Patriarchal Culture, Or Gender Difference in the
Field of Colonial Knowledge
Sarah Bay, Theatre
Uncovering the Rose: A Creative and Theoretical Exploration in the
Dramatic Works of Gertrude Stein
Elizabeth Dutro, Education
Literature Lived Between the Lines: Children Reading Gender With/in
Popular Fiction
Meghan Hays, History
Schooling Women in the Nation: Women Teachers and the Quest for Women’s
Education in Croatia, 1869-1914
Pamela Ramseyer, Political Science
Re-presenting Women and Their Interests: Women Workers, War Work and
the Suffrage Debates in Great Britain, 1917-1918
Anna Ruiz-Bayon, Art and Design
The Figurine Project
Izumi Sakamoto, Social Work and Psychology
When Interdependent Selfways Meet Independent Selfways: Changing View
of Self, Family Obligation and the Sense of Guilt Among Japanese
Academic Migrant Women in the U.S.
Dulcey Simpkins, Political Science
Sex Work, Money, Power: Gendered Political Economies of Development
in Thailand
Nancy Wells, Architecture, Psychology
Participatory Housing: Its Effects on Low-Income Urban Mothers
Lara Blanchard, History of Art
Visualizing Love and Longing in Sang Dynasty Paintings of Women
Susan Chimonas, Sociology, Certificate in Women’s Studies
Faces of Eve: Gender, Social Control, and the Moral Panic Over Day
Care
Julie Hastings, Anthropology
Gendered Aggression: State Sponsored Rape and Domestic Violence in
a Guatemalan Refugee Community
Kristina Milnor, Classical Studies, Certificate in Women’s Studies
Making Place: Women, Space, and Society in the Early Roman Empire
Michelle Callahan, Psychology
Adolescent Coping with Dating Violence: The Roles of Race, Gender,
and Psychological Well-Being
E. Summerson Carr, Anthropology and Social Work, Certificate in Women’s
Studies
Assessing the Possibilities of Empowerment: The Collective Mobilization
Narrative of a Homeless Women’s Committee
Carolyn Comiskey, History, Certificate in Women’s Studies
Daughters of Joan of Arc: Women, Catholicism, Patriotism, and Politics
in France, 1894-1930
Coralynn Davis, Anthropology, Certificate in Women’s Studies
Engendering the Third World: The Development of Women at a Craft Producing
Project in Nepal
Tracy Gonos, Law
New Frontiers in the Fight for Reproductive Freedom: Mandatory Testing
and Compelled Antiviral Treatment of HIV and Pregnant Women
Elena Gutierrez, Sociology
The Racial Politics of Reproduction: The Social Construction of Mexicana/Chicana
Fertility in Post-WWII California
Jennifer Robohm, Psychology
Sexual Assault: Psychological Implications for Survivors’ Health and
Health Care Experience
Julia Routbort, Clinical Psychology
What Happens When You Tell: Women’s Experience of Disclosing Sexual
Assault and Their Psychological Recovery
Jocelyn Stitt, English Language and Literature, Women’s Studies
Representing the Other: Nineteenth Century Afro-Caribbean and British
Women’s Writings.