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Interesting research created by our Gender and Women's Studies students:
- “What is Chick-lit? Gender and Genre in Contemporary Popular Fiction”
- “Reexamining Burden: Describing Children Living with HIV Positive Adults in Kenya”
- “La Revanche Du Coeur: Women’s Oral Traditions as Strategies for Resistance in Mali”
Meet a research student:
Benefits for Gender and Women's Studies students:
- Work with a faculty mentor
- Experience hands-on research
- Reinforce classroom learning
- Prepare for work or graduate school
- Travel to national conferences
- Receive grant funding
- Publish independent research
- Mother Moon and Orphan Jane: Lunar Imagery in Jane Eyre.
Zoya Fansler. UMBC Review Vol.1.
- Intercepting Ideology: Directing Feminist Theatre.
Garrett Wright. UMBC Review Vol.2.
- The Gendered Asylum: Nineteenth
Century Asylums Used as Tools of
Female Socialization.
Kevin Triplett. UMBC Review Vol.12.
So, what are you doing next summer?
- Case Western Reserve University
- University of California, Irvine's Research Opportunities
- UMBC Summer Research Opportunities
- Women's Studies Online Resources
For more information:
Janet McGlynn at mcglynn@umbc.edu or 410-455-5754