Faculty Members
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Monica J. Casper, Ph.D. Professor Emerita Monica J. Casper, Ph.D., is a sociologist whose scholarly and teaching interests include gender, bodies, health, sexuality, disability, and trauma, with particular expertise in reproductive health and politics. Her work is deeply interdisciplinary and includes such approaches as environmental... |
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Myra Dinnerstein Ph.D. Research Professor Emerita Email: myrad@email.arizona.edu Myra Dinnerstein was the founding director of the Women’s Studies department at the University of Arizona in 1975 and the founding director of its research institute, SIROW (the Southwest Institute for Research on Women}in 1979. She served in those posts until 1989 when she became Research... |
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Adam M. Geary, PhD. Associate Professor (Career-track) Emeritus Email: ageary@email.arizona.edu Adam M. Geary is an anti-disciplinary scholar coming out of the History of Consciousness tradition of the University of California at Santa Cruz (Ph.D. 2004). His training is in critical theory, continental philosophy, and psychoanalysis, attentive to the persistence of the religious in the... |
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Elizabeth Lapovsky Kennedy Ph.D. Professor of Women's Studies and English Email: kennedye@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520-626-6991 Office: Tyndall 109B Elizabeth Lapovsky Kennedy received her Ph.D. in social anthropology from Cambridge University, England in 1972 based on her research about the Waunan of the Chocó province, Colombia. Kennedy was a founding member of Women's Studies at SUNY, Buffalo where she taught for twenty-eight years. She... |
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Patricia MacCorquodale Ph.D. Professor and Dean Emerita, Honors College Email: pmac@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520-621-2848 Office: GWS 108 Patricia MacCorquodale is the author of many essays including "Women in the Law: Tokens or Partners?" (Gender & Society 1993), and of Changing our Minds: Feminist Transformations of Knowledge (State University of NY Press, 1988, with Aiken, Anderson,... |
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Judy Temple Ph.D. Professor of Gender and Women's Studies and English Email: jtemple@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520-621-3573 Judy Nolte Temple is the author of 'A Secret to be Burried': The Diary and Life of Emily Hawley Gillespie, 1858-1888 (under surname Lensink) and has edited to two volumes of essays about Southwestern Literature and Cultures. She teaches an undergraduate course on Women in Literature that traces... |
