Mission
Our mission is to provide the best education related to women’s and gender issues through our curricular and co-curricular programming on campus, and to support women and their endeavors. Off campus, we recognize our responsibility to serve the larger Orlando community by striving to build and sustain partnerships that demonstrate the pragmatic importance of the issues concerning our program.
Vision
Our program has an interdisciplinary vision of using research and teaching to focus on the relations of gender among various races, abilities, ethnicities, sexualities, social class and other differences in our society.
What is Women’s and Gender Studies?
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2023–2024 Advisory Board
- Michael Armato – Sociology
- Amy Barnickel – Writing & Rhetoric
- Anne Bubriski – Women’s and Gender Studies, Director
- Robert Cassanello – History Department, UFF-UCF President
- Kayleigh Childress – Renfrew Center for Eating Disorders
- Ilenia Colón Mendoza – School of Visual Arts & Design
- Zoé Colón Santana – UCF Global Perspectives
- Mariah Fermin – WGST alumna, Orange County Public Schools
- Tina Hunter – Modern Languages & Literature, Admin Assistant
- Joo Kim – School of Visual Arts & Design
- Holly Masturzo – WGST alumna, Humanities, Florida State College Jacksonville
- Holly McDonald – School of Performing Arts
- Dan Novatnak – Games and Interactive Media
- Leandra Preston – Women’s and Gender Studies, Curriculum Committee Chair
- Beatriz Reyes-Foster – Anthropology
- Cecilia Rodríguez Milanés – English
- Jennifer Sandoval – Nicholson School of Communication & Media
- M.C. Santana-Rogers – Modern Languages & Literatures
- Cassi Willard – Blackstone LaunchPad @ UCF, Director
- Kim Voss – Nicholson School of Communication & Media
Guests
- Lyman Brodie – College of Arts & Humanities, Executive Dean