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Mission Statement

The UNO Women's Studies Program places women and gender at the center of student and faculty inquiry through innovative courses, diverse scholarly and creative activities, and meaningful community engagement. Through these experiences students gain an understanding of societies past and present and are prepared for a wide variety of career paths.

Welcome! from the Women's Studies Committee:

Back row (L to R): Christina Dando (Geography/Geology), Jody Neathery-Castro (Political Science), Robbin Ogle (Criminal Justice), Karen Falconer Al-Hindi (Geography/Geology and Director, Women's Studies)
Front row (L to R): Weiyu Guo (Finance, Banking and Law), Suzanne Moshier (Biology), Mary Ann Powell (Sociology/Anthropology), Patrice Proulx (Foreign Languages)

EVENTS

Women's Studies Spring Luncheon

Friday, May 1, 2009, 12:00 noon

The Women's Studies Spring Luncheon will be held Friday, May 1, 12:00 noon to 1:00 p.m. in the Chancellor's Room of the Milo Bail Student Center. At the luncheon, the Mary Ann Lamanna Award for Excellence in Women's Studies will be presented to Dr. Suzanne Moshier. Tickets are available for $10 ($3 for students) from Mary Dunn, ASH 275, before April 28. Please make your check payable to UNO Women's Studies, and indicate your choice of Miguel's Santa Fe Salad Plate or Vegetarian Focaccia.

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No Limits! An Online Journal of Women’s and Gender Studies

The UNO Women’s Studies Program publishes No Limits! An Online Journal of Women's and Gender Studies . This Journal is an online, scholarly and creative, reviewed journal (See About the Journal on this site). The journal builds on the No Limits! Student Conference in Women's and Gender Studies that is held annually in the University of Nebraska system. Our mission for this journal is to continue the distinctive discussions of the No Limits! Conference through a widely accessible medium.   Like the conference, this journal is interdisciplinary and is intended to accommodate a wide range of traditional scholarly forms as well as creative efforts. The journal emulates the conference in its dedication to providing an outlet for student works and accepts submissions from both undergraduate and graduate students, as well as recent graduates, who created their work as students (See Guidelines for Submissions on this site.).