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Rani Neutill's Essay Published on The Lily

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WGS Professor Rani Neutill's essay, " I’m left with survivor’s guilt as I watch India burn," appeared on the Washington Post's website The Lily. Neutill teaches Gender and Sexuality in Asian American Writing and Film in WGS, and she has published articles...

WGS Faculty Recommend Readings on Anti-AAPI Violence

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In response to the mass shooting targeting Asian and Asian American women in the Atlanta region, WGS faculty have compiled a list of recommended reading (and viewing), on the intersections of gender and anti-Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI)...

Deidre Lynch Named Harvard College Professor

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Harvard has announced that WGS Standing Committee member Deidre Lynch has been named a Harvard College Professor. Harvard College Professors are recognized for their contributions to undergraduate teaching and a positive influence on the culture of...

George Paul Meiu Receives Tenure

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WGS Standing Committee member George Paul Mieu has received tenure. As of July 1, he will be promoted to Professor in the Department of Anthropology and the Department of African and African American Studies. Professor Mieu teaches Sex, Money, and Power...

Professors Jardine and Mitra Awarded Cabot Fellowships

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WGS Professors Alice Jardine and Durba Mitra were awarded Walter Channing Cabot Fellowships, given annually to select Harvard faculty "in recognition of their achievements and scholarly eminence in the fields of literature, history or art." Alice Jardine...

Rani Neutill's Essay Featured on CNN.com

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Rani Neutill's essay, " I'm 43 and a proud BTS fangirl. You should be too," appeared on CNN.com. Neutill teaches Gender and Sexuality in Asian American Writing and Film in WGS, and she has published articles in the New York Times Book Review, Elle.com and...

Marya Mtshali's Op-Ed Appears in The Nation

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Professor Marya Mtshali's op-ed, " The Great Outdoors Was Made for White People," was published on The Nation website. The article sheds light on the complex US history of the outdoors and the exclusion of people of color in green spaces. She proposes...

Two WGS Seniors Win Hoopes Prizes

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WGS graduating seniors Ciara Hervás and Larisa Owusu have won 2021 Thomas Temple Hoopes Prizes, for their theses, respectively “Seeing Beyond the Binary: The Photographic Construction of Queer Identity in Interwar Paris and Berlin" and “ Iconic Market...

WGS Students Honored Across the University

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Congratulations to WGS students who have won a variety of departmental and university-wide fellowships and prizes in 2020-2021. We commend you for your exemplary research, writing, and interdisciplinary scholarship! Thomas Temple Hoopes Prize: Ciara...