The mission of Webster University's Women’s Studies program is to encourage feminist research, teaching, and programming that employs gender as a category for interdisciplinary analysis. This program strives to incorporate women’s issues, voices, and histories to the Webster curriculum. Particular emphasis is placed on the analysis of gender in relation to race, ethnicity, nationality, class, age, and sexuality in an effort to identify connections between women’s oppression and the oppression of other groups.

• Maxine Bauermeister, Education
• Jenny Broeder, Nursing
• Linda H. Collins, History, Politics, and International Relations
• Don Conway-Long, Behavioral and Social Sciences
• Ellen Elicieri, Emerson Library
• Darlaine Gardetto, Behavioral and Social Sciences
• Anne Geraghty-Rathert, Legal Studies
• Laurel Hayes, Religious Studies
• Susan Heady, Nursing
• Kit Jenkins, Communications and Journalism
• Seena Kohl, Behavioral and Social Sciences
• Renata MacDougal, Religious Studies
• Anne McIlhaney, English
• Andrea Miller, Human Rights
• Monica Moore, Behavioral and Social Sciences
• Kate Parsons, Philosophy
• Britt-Marie Schiller, Philosophy
• Anna Barbara Sakurai, Math and Computer Science
• Meg Sempreora, English
• Annie Stevens, Religious Studies
• Emily Thompson, International Languages and Cultures
• Gerry Tierney, Behavioral and Social Sciences
• Karen Trinkle, Music
• Beckah Voigt, Theatre and Dance
• Julia Walsh, History, Politics, and International Relations
• Gwyneth Williams, History, Politics, and International Relations
• Noriko Yuasa, Art

coming soon!