Waterworlds, ENVS/ANTH 320

 Waterworlds, ENVS/ANTH 320

- Survey of water issues from a holistic social, political, economic, and environmental perspective. Explores water as key to social life and as a resource under threat. Uses case studies to examine water scarcity, pollution, and unjust distribution, and solutions.

- General Education course in the Nature and Technology domain

- Fulfills the Human Diversity requirement. 

Cultural Sisterhood Registration Closing Soon!

This event is for students and there will be a student-led social to follow. The last day of registration is on 9/16!

 

The Keynote Speaker for the CSS this year is Christina Brown! From Long Beach, CA, Christina is a lifestyle & activist content creator who uses her platform to bring light onto issues surrounding misogynoir, sexual assault, violence against women, queerphobia, and racism.  She uses current events, pop culture & comedic satire to discuss said issues.

 

Joining as presenters from NIU, we have Dra. Sandy López, Dr. Anne Marie Edwards, Dr. Linh Nguyen, and a student-leader along with NIU alumnae, Trinity Felton and Bettie Mattison-Farris M.S.Ed.  I encourage you to read all of their bios on our Facebook or Instagram.  

Cultural Sisterhood Summit - Northern Illinois University The Cultural Sisterhood Summit will affirm, connect, and empower students who identify with femininity and/or womanhood who are racially/ethnically underrepresented at NIU. Join us to learn more about the resources and organizations available to students on campus. The Gender and Sexuality Resource Center invites undergraduate and graduate students to participate in this engaging opportunity ... calendar.niu.edu