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No Limits! Student Research & Creativity Conference

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NoLimits! 2021 at UNO

Women's & Gender Studies: Shaping Worlds, Shaping Futures

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No Limits! is an interdisciplinary academic conference that explores a wide range of women’s, gender, and sexuality issues.

Undergraduate and graduate students, as well as recent graduates, present their research or creative work related to women's and/or gender studies.

This conference will be hosted online via Zoom.

Schedule:

8:30 AM: Welcome and introduction

9:00–10:15 AM: Concurrent Sessions 1-3

10:30–11:45 AM: Concurrent Sessions 4-6

12:00–1:10 PM: Keynote session featuring a panel of Women's and Gender Studies grads

1:30–2:45 PM: Concurrent Sessions 7-9

3:00-4:15 PM: Concurrent Sessions 10-12

4:30 PM: Closing

This event is sponsored and hosted by the UNO Women’s & Gender Studies Program; co-sponsored by UNL Women’s & Gender Studies and UNK Women's, Gender, and Ethnic Studies; and supported by NU Central Administration, UNO Academic and Student Affairs, Office of Research and Creative Activity, College of Arts and Sciences, School of the Arts, Gender & Sexuality Resource Center, and the UNO Departments of Sociology/Anthropology, Political Science, Geography/Geology, and English.

The event is free and open to the public.

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