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Shattuck Hall - Mount Holyoke College Events

Shattuck Hall is home to several academic departments, and is adjacent to Cleveland Hall, part of the MHC Science Center. The Cassani Seminar Room is located on the first floor of Shattuck., powered by Localist, the Community Event Platform. ... 413-538-2000. Event Status Due to Covid-19.

Department of Gender Studies - Mount Holyoke College

413-538-2257; 109 Shattuck Hall; Bridget Barrett. Academic Department Coordinator; 413-538-2257; Visit Mount Holyoke Request Information Apply. 50 College Street. South Hadley, MA 01075 USA. 413-538-2000. Academics; Admission & Financial Aid; Student Experience; Why Mount Holyoke; Giving; Directory; Events;

Alex Moskowitz - Mount Holyoke College

413-538-2457; Office Location(s) 210 Shattuck Hall. Associated Departments Department of English. Alex Moskowitz specializes in American and African American literature through the nineteenth century, Marxism, capitalism, and aesthetics. ... 413-538-2000. Academics; Admission & Financial Aid; Student Experience; Why Mount Holyoke; Giving ...

Things to do at Shattuck Hall - events.mtholyoke.edu

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Kate Singer - Mount Holyoke College

Kate Singer's research explores questions of gender, sexuality, race, in their material and figurative transmissions through affect, media, and nonhuman ecologies during the Romantic period. Her monograph, Romantic Vacancy: The Poetics of Gender, Affect, and Radical Speculation (SUNY 2019) contends that Romantic-era writers traced a posthuman affect, in response to the gendered cult of ...

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Department of English - Mount Holyoke College

The English department offers a balanced variety of historical and theoretical approaches to the study of language, literature, and culture. Many of our courses locate British and American literary texts within their historical contexts; many courses employ approaches drawn from gender studies, queer theory, and postcolonial theory. We regularly offer courses on African American, Asian ...

Elizabeth Young - Mount Holyoke College

Elizabeth Young teaches courses in women writers, feminist theory, American literature, and film. Her scholarship analyzes intersections among gender, race, and sexuality in American culture. Young is the author of Disarming the Nation: Women's Writing and the American Civil War (University of Chicago Press, 1999), which discusses works ranging from the novels Little Women and Gone with the ...

Jacquelyne Luce - Mount Holyoke College

Jacquelyne Luce's teaching and research explore the interconnected worlds of activism, research, and care that contribute to the development, use and governance of emerging medical technologies, especially within the fields of assisted reproduction and genetics/genomics. She is the author of Beyond Expectation: Lesbian/Bi/Queer Women and Assisted Conception (University of Toronto Press, 2010).

Department of Critical Social Thought - Mount Holyoke College

Department of Critical Social Thought. Critical Social Thought helps students interrogate cultural and social phenomena outside the confines of traditional disciplinary boundaries with the goal of analyzing relations of power embedded in knowledge production and social life. 413-538-2257. 109 Shattuck Hall. Visit Mount Holyoke Request Information.