SU history faculty present ‘LGBTQ Throughout History’ panel discussion March 26 March 13, 2009Pamela McLaughlinpwmclaug@syr.edu
The Syracuse University Library, the Department of Women’s and Gender Studies in SU’s College of Arts and Sciences and the LGBT Studies Program are co-sponsoring a brown bag lecture/discussion, “LGBTQ Throughout History,” on Thursday, March 26, from 12:30-1:30 p.m. in the Peter Graham Scholarly Commons in E.S. Bird Library.
Presenters are history department faculty members Albrecht Diem, Carol Faulkner and Norman Kutcher, who will speak on LGBTQ in Medieval Europe, feminism and lesbianism in American history, and Qing eunuchs as transgendered people.
All in the University community are welcome to attend; the speakers and organizers especially welcome student participation. Attendees can bring a bag lunch and enjoy a brief lecture by the panelists, followed by questions and discussion.
For more information, contact library subject specialist Bonnie Ryan at 443-4674 or bcryan@syr.edu.
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