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The UWL College of Arts, Social Sciences, and Humanities’ Capstone is published online in March and November, for more than 8,000 alumni and friends of the College of Arts, Social Sciences, and Humanities.

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Melina Packer

Melina Packer, Race, Gender & Sexuality Studies, co-authored the article "The Queer Lives of Frogs" , published on Sept. 22 by Nautilus | Science Connected.

Submitted on: Sept. 23

Sona Kazemi

Sona Kazemi, Race, Gender & Sexuality Studies, co-authored the article "Resisting multiple empires, cultivating transnational solidarity: a conversation among feminist-of-color scholar-activists" in International Feminist Journal of Politics, which was published on Sept. 2 by Routledge. What steps are necessary to achieve transnational solidarity in the fight against various imperial forces, and what would you like your colleagues in the Global North to know if they want to become allies?

Submitted on: Sept. 8

Sona Kazemi

Sona Kazemi, Race, Gender & Sexuality Studies, authored the chapter "Transnational Disability Praxis: Archiving Survival, Resistance, and Resilience Amid Ongoing Emergencies" in "Cripping the Archive: Disability, history, and power," published on Aug. 5 by University of Illinois Press. This project represents an ambition to imagine and create something like a digital living archive designed toward maximizing accessibility across various ages, disabilities, bodyminds, languages and other differences.

Submitted on: Sept. 8

Melina Packer

Melina Packer, Race, Gender & Sexuality Studies, co-authored the article "Op-Ed: Science could enable a fascist future. Especially if we don’t learn from the past" in The Guardian published on Sunday, July 27 by The Guardian US edition.

Submitted on: July 27

Sona Kazemi

Sona Kazemi, Race, Gender & Sexuality Studies, co-authored the article "Mobile Immobility: Disability in Contexts of State Violence and Political Incarceration" in "Disability and the Global South," published on Dec. 1, 2024 by DGS Journal.

Submitted on: April 15

RGSS in the Community

La Crosse County Historical Society board member Dr. Richard Breaux will be leading walking tours centered around La Crosse's Syrian/Lebanese community

7th Annual Workforce Forum: The Pursuit of Diversity with featured speaker, Dr. Jodi Vandenberg-Daves presenting 'Pathways to DEI'

Andrea Hansen named 2022 recipient of Roberta Zurn Outstanding Woman in Leadership Award

Celebrate Poetry Month! with Jodi Vandenberg-Daves & Jan Wellik at Pearl Street Books on Thursday, April 21st at 6:30 p.m.

Israel's Apartheid against Palestinians: Virtual Screening and Panel Discussion facilitated by Dr. Mahruq Khan

Growing Confidence in Future Generations: Self-Sufficiency Program helps adult students prepare for college and career success

Sundown Towns and La Crosse - Virtual Event, panelists include Dr. Richard Breaux