Radhika Mongia, Associate Professor of Sociology, York University, will speak about her book: Indian Migration and Empire: A Colonial Genealogy of the Modern State.
GNDS 120 Women, Gender, Difference tutorials start on Monday September 9th.
GNDS 212 Racism, Colonialism, Resistance tutorials start on Thursday September 12th.
For students looking for open tutorials in GNDS 120, 125, 212 and 215 classes, please switch your SOLUS view to "View All". There are often many open seats in tutorials if you use this view and scroll down the list. If you are on a wait list for a tutorial, eg tutorial 003, you will only get a seat in that specific section if someone in tutorial 003 drops the class later in the year.
To read the Strategic Plan for the Department of Gender Studies, please check out our Strategic Plan page
Please check out our Gender Studies Course Outlines page for details on our great 2019-2020 courses.
Please note that students who have taken previous GNDS 280, 380 or 480 courses are able to take the courses below as they are all new Special Topics.
Timetable has been posted on SOLUS and now you can find all the Gender Studies and cross-listed Options Courses on our website: https://www.queensu.ca/gnds/undergraduate/undergraduate-gnds-courses. If you have any questions, please contact me, Kathy Baer, Undergraduate Assistant (gndsug@queensu.ca) or call 613-533-6318.
Please see our Photos and Events page to see photos of some of our award-winning Gender Studies students, including some of our SXGD Graduates in a year with a record number of 19 SXGD Certificates awarded.
If you want to change to a Gender Studies plan please see this Faculty of Arts and Science page for instructions: https://www.queensu.ca/artsci/undergrad-students/change-of-plan.
The Department of Gender Studies strongly condemns the racist graffiti that appeared on the Queen's University and St. Lawrence College campuses on Friday, April 5. We denounce every form of racism perpetrated in our institutions and in our communities, including the anti-Black, anti-Indigenous, anti-Semitic manifestations of violence we witnessed this past week. We oppose white supremacy and its proponents, and we are committed to fostering an environment where all students, staff, and faculty can thrive.
