Spring Quarter 2019: Sex and Gender

April 18: "Raising the Rainbow Flag: Supporting LGBTQ College Students"

Presented by: Dani Trimble, Director of Workforce Programs

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April 25: "Uncovering the History of Gender and Sexuality"

Presented by: Courtney Shah, Social Science Instructor

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May 2: "From Stonewall to Today: Queer Literature Comes Out of the Closet"

Presented by: Nicole DiGerlando, English Instructor

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May 9: "The First Computer Programmer Was a Woman?!"

Presented by: Darlene de Vida, Retired Dean of Instruction

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May 16: "Gender Bias in the Workplace"

Presented by: Sue Orchard, Vice President of Student Services

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May 23: "When It's Time to Individuate: Gender, Middlesex, and the Jungian Process of Individuation"

Presented by: Chris Tower, Adjunct Faculty

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May 30: "A Neurobiological View of Sex & Gender: It's Not All in Your Jeans"

Presented by: Michael Strayer, Psychology Instructor

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June 6: "Women's Music Festivals"

Presented by: Amber DiGerlando

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About Community Conversations

Community Conversations discussion series examines a current topic each quarter during the academic year (Fall, Winter, Spring). Attendance is open to the public. There is no charge to attend. Presenters are LCC faculty and local community and business representatives. Students may receive credit by enrolling in Humanities 106 (Community Conversations).

These recordings are provided to support the instruction of the Lower Columbia College Humanities 106 course.