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Terry Lilley

Pronouns: He, Him, His
Associate Professor
Race/Gender/Sexuality Studies
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse

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Terry Lilley Pronouns: He, Him, His

Associate Professor

Race/Gender/Sexuality Studies

Brief biography

Dr. Lilley is a sociologist whose teaching and research revolves around intersectional analyses of social justice-related organizing and public policy, with a specific emphasis on gendered violence. He is a 2015 Provost Teaching Excellence Award winner.

Current courses at UWL

WGS 100: Gender, Race, and Class in American Institutions; WGS 150: Introduction to Social Justice; WGS 308: Gender, Justice, and Film; WGS 320: Violence Against Women; WGS 321: Sexual Violence in the United States; WGS 322: Gendered Violence Prevention; WGS 340: Women, Learning, and Knowledge; WGS 374: Women, Poverty, and Public Policy;

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published

Laurie Cooper Stoll, Sociology; Terry Lilley, Women's, Gender, Sexuality Studies; and Kelly Pinter, Loyola University; co-authored the article "Gender-Blind Sexism and Rape Myth Acceptance" in Violence Against Women published on Mar. 1, 2016.

Submitted on: Mar. 10, 2016