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Fall 2025
- October 1 – New CSWS Faculty Fellowship Info Session. Come learn about the new CSWS Faculty Research Fellowship that provides University of Oregon faculty with one course release for a term of reduced or no teaching to pursue work on any aspect of the study of women and/or gender.
- October 31 - CSWS Open House. Join us for our Dark Academia Halloween Party!
- November 10 – Graduate Student Grants Info Session.
- December 1 – New Faculty Welcome and Holiday Party.
- December 9 – Grant Writing Workshop.
Winter 2026
- February 13 - CSWS Open House. Join us for our Dark Valentine's Party!
- February 18 - STEAM Info Session.
- March 4 - Noon Talk with Nashit Parvez. “The Cha (Tea) Connection: Informal Political Space in Bangladesh."
Spring 2026
- April 8 - RIG Info Session. Graduate students and faculty are invited to apply for up to $1,000 in funding to organize CSWS Research Interest Groups (RIGs) for the 2026-27 academic year.
- April 22 - Workshop with Salar Mameni. Salar Mameni, associate professor of ethnic studies at UC Berkeley, will be leading a graduate student reading group on the theme of "war and ecology."
- April 22 - Salar Mameni: "Angel of Critique". Join Salar Mameni for a reflection on war, genocide, and the limits of critique.
- April 29 - Noon Talk with Joyce Wei-Jo Chen. “Cherchez la femme: Music by Baroque Women Composers.”
- May 13 - Noon Talk with Sanjula Rajat. “The Colonial Politics of Impurity: Anti-Trans Politics in India and the Consolidation of a Hindu Nation-State.”
- May 13 - Acker-Morgen Lecture: Durba Mitra. The 2026 Acker-Morgen speaker Durba Mitra will present a talk titled, "What If Gathering Together Liberated Us?"
- May 27 - Noon Talk with Audrey Lucero. “‘I don’t know what I don’t know’: Female Teachers’ Discursive Uncertainty in Responding to Constraints on their Practice.”
- June 8 - CSWS End-of-year Celebration. This year, our annual CSWS end-of-year party is a celebration of our affiliates' accomplishments and our resilience as a community. Please join us!