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2008 Winter CSWS Review
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2008
2008 Spring CSWS Review
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2008
2007 Winter CSWS Review
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2007
2007 Spring CSWS Review
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2007 Fall CSWS Review
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2007
2006 Winter CSWS Review
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2006
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Fall 2005 CSWS Review
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2005
2005 Winter-Spring From the Center
Contents:
Vigilant Attention to Race, Gender, and Ethnicity in Higher Education: A March 1 Panel Discussion Features Three Dynamic Speakers
From the Director by Sandra Morgen
It’s Time for a Pro-Woman Tax System
Publication Year
2005
2004 Spring From the Center
Contents:
The Borders of Human Security: Bringing Geopolitics Home
The Healing Arts by Susan Anderson and Dorothee Ostmeier
Joy Belsky Lecture Unites Visionary Theorists and Activists
Jane Grant Dissertation Fellowship Winner Barbara Sutton Pursuing Research in Argentina
Publication Year
2004
2003 Spring From the Center
Contents:
Acting Director Praises Center’s Collaborative Model by Linda Fuller
SWS Publishes Third Policy Matters: Understanding Medical Abortion
CSWS and Knight Library—Collaborations Build Virtual Collections by Judith Musick, CSWS Associate Director and Feminist Humanities Project Director
In the Wake of Welfare Reform: The Work Continues
Publication Year
2003
2003 Fall-Winter From the Center
Contents:
Interrogating Security: Campus Collaborations Promote Critical Inquiry
Reclaiming the Past: The Best Research Interest Group in History by Dianne Dugaw, Amanda Powell, and Barbara Altmann
Former CSWS Directors Stay Centered: Three Decades of Success
Lectureship Will Honor Oregon Ecologist Joy Belsky
Publication Year
2003
2002 Winter From the Center
Contents:
No Longer WHARI: Introducing a Revamped Research Program on Women's Health
Getting Off Welfare is Only Half the Battle: Results and Recommendations from the Welfare Research Team
FHP Bring “Humanities Computing” Scholar to the University of Oregon by Daniel Gilfillan, FHP Research Associate
Sacred Conversations Continue by Lynne Fessenden, Ecological Conversations Program Director
War on Terrorism Should Not Attack AIDS Prevention by Marie Harvey, Associate Director for Research
Publication Year
2002
2002 Spring From the Center
Contents:
Women in the Northwest Tackle Welfare “Reform"
Creating Common Ground for Uncommon Dialogue: Ecological Conversations Colloquium by Lynne Fessenden, Ecological Conversations Program Director
New $275,000 Grant from NIH to Fund Conspiracy Beliefs Study
Researching Green Nuns by Lynne Fessenden, Ecological Conversations Program Director
Publication Year
2002