TALKS

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- invited lectures
- visiting scholar

Invited Lectures

INTRO - INVITED LECTURES

Professor Fausto-Sterling has spoken widely throughout the United States and abroad about topics within her realm of expertise and has considerable experience as a workshop leader on college campuses interested in integrating the insights of feminist scholarship into the science curriculum.

She strongly advocates the idea that understanding science is of central importance to feminist students and scholars and that understanding feminist insights into science is essential to science students and researchers.

Topics typically addressed in her talks are:

• Rethinking the nature/nurture divide
• Women in Science/Gender & Science
• Intersexuality, homosexuality & the construction of heterosexuality
• Race, gender & science

Although Professor Fausto-Sterling's lab research on reproductive variation in the planarian Dugesia tigrina is coming to a close, she has assembled a number of useful resources on the subject in Fields > Biology.

Professor Fausto-Sterling books speaking engagements 8 months to 1.5 years in advance and accepts only two per semester. For a copy of her speaking contract or her full CV, write to Anne Fausto-Sterling.

2007	Speaker: "Beyond Nature vs. Nurture," Wabash College.
2007	Speaker: Women, Science and Society Seminar Series -- "Race, Gender, Science -- Still Questions After All These Years," Harvard University.
2006	"Born and Raised: A critical analysis of theories of sexuality and the nature/nurture debate." Women's and Gender Studies Program, Carleton College.
2006	Barnard College Helen Pond McIntyre Lecturer, "Rethinking Nature vs. Nurture," New York, NY.
2006	"The Emergence of Gender Difference in Young Children." Culture, Brain and Development Program, Hampshire Colege.
2006	"Born and Raised: A critical analysis of theories of sexuality and the nature/nurture debate." Department of Philosophy, Ideas Matter -- Borders, Boundaries and Frontiers, and History of Science, Horning Lecture Series -- Marriage, Reproduction and Sexuality, Oregon State University.
2006	"Understanding Sexual Differentiation: A New Paradigm for Psychology." Department of Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience, Hampshire College.
2005	"Born and Raised: A critical analysis of theories of sexuality and the nature/nurture debate." Keynote Presenter and Workshop Presenter: 5th National Conference on Gender, Gender Public Advocacy Coalition.
2005	"Understanding Sexual Differentiation: A New Paradigm for Psychology" at a conference on "Understanding Boys and Men," Harvard Medical School, Department of Continuing Education.
2005	"Understanding Sexual Differentiation: A New Paradigm for Psychology." Lafayette College.
2005	"Beyond Nature vs. Nurture: New Ways to think about Sex, Gender and the Body." St. Mary's College of Maryland.
2005	"Beyond Nature vs. Nurture: New Ways to think about Sex, Gender and the Body." Laura C. Harris Symposium on Gender and the Body, Denison University.
2004	"New Ways to Think About the Body." Keynote Speaker. Symposium on Reshaping the Intellectual Landscape: Women in Acadame, Gender and Women's Studies, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland.
2004	"Feminist Studies Across the Disciplines." Lecture Series, Duke University.
2004	Speaker Series: "The Bare Bones of Sex: Rethinking the Nature/Nurture Sex/Gender Divide," Program for Science and Technology Studies. Holtz Center, University of Wisconsin-Madison.
2003	"Thinking Systematically about the Emergence of Gender." Marta Sutton Weeks Distinguished Visitor for 2003-2004 at Stanford Humanities Center.
2003	"The Bare Bones of Sex: Rethinking the Nature/Nurture Sex/Gender Divide," presented at the Gender and Science Workshop at MIT, "Why Feminism Needs Biology: A Biology and Feminism Symposium."
2003	"The Bare Bones of Sex: Rethinking the Nature/Nurture Sex/Gender Divide," Keynote Speaker, Duke University Women's Studies Across the Disciplines Lecture Series.
2003	"Gender and Systems Theory." Nazareth College of Rochester (Honors Program), Rochester, NY.
2002	"Program in Women, Gender and Sexuality, Inaugural Lecture." Trinity College. Hartford, Connecticut.
2002	"Thinking Systematically about the Emergence of Gender." The Kirkland Project for the Study of Gender, Society, and Culture. Hamilton College. Clinton, New York.
2002	"Defining Women's Health: An Interdisciplinary Dialogue." Harvard University. Cambridge, Massachusetts.
2002	"Sex and Gender: Shifting Boundaries with a Unified Body." Colloque international et interdisciplinaire, Université de Genève, Geneva.
2002	"Sex and Gender (Again!)." 2002 CORPO Realities, Institut für Informatik und Gesellschaft (IIG), Friedrichstr, Freiburg.
2002	"Beyond Nature/Nurture and Sex/Gender." University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
2002	"Beyond Nature/Nurture and Sex/Gender." University of Delaware. Newark, Delaware.