* Student names are in bold.

Uassouf, Gabriela. 2007. Women and the Bolivarian Revolution: Progress and Setbacks in the Struggle of Gender Equality. CPC Women's Studies Conference: Women and Work, Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster PA. March 3, 2007.

Eastern Sociological Society Meeting, New York NY. 2004. Student paper session on: Comparative Perspectives on Race, Class and Ethnicity. Lisa M. Hohl, a sociology and Spanish major, and Johna Boulafentis, an anthropology major, presented papers in this session based on original research conducted in the fall in the Global Mosaic Project.

Eastern Sociological Society Meeting, New York NY. 2004. Student paper session on: Women and the Body, Agency, Resistance and Transformation. Panel consisted of four Dickinson senior students' research papers: Pregnancy and Childbirth Among Incarcerated Women in the United States, Alison Egic; Women, Ink and Agency: Women's Experiences with Tattoos, Sara Schertenlieb; Bleeding Their Anger: Why Women Self-Mutilate, Emily Furthman, and A Corporeal Cultural Map: The Female Body and Activist Literature in Latin America, Lindsey Wahlquist-Bontecou.

Rose, Susan, McGunnigle, Rosemary '01, Sanchez, Jasmin '03, Stein, David '03, Xavier, Aja Owens '03, and Gschwindt de Gyor, Marie '03. 2003. Engaging Students in the Field: Community Studies and Ethnographic Research. Eastern Sociology Meetings. Philadelphia: Feb. 28, 2003.

Rose, Susan, Bretz, Brenda, Heller, Colleen ’02, Moser, James ’02 and O’Brien, Sharon. 2002. Community Studies: Class, Race, and Qualitative Research. Southern Sociology Meetings, April 2002.

Rose, Susan, Bylander, Joyce, Malmsheimer, Lonna, Heller, Colleen and Araya, Lidya. 2002. Crossing Borders: Innovative Programs in Intercultural Education at Home and Abroad. Changing Students in A Changing World: Culturally Diverse, Economically Divided, Globally Interdependent. American Association of Colleges and Universities (AACU) Meeting, Washington, DC: Jan. 2002.

CPC Women’s Studies Conference, Franklin & Marshall College, 3/31/01: Session (co-moderated by Susan Rose and Marcelo Borges) on Women’s Voices from Patagonia. Student presenters: Jasmin Sanchez ’03, and Angela Reynolds - From Cafe to Mate: Remembering the Female Immigrant Experience, Portugal to Argentina.

CPC Women’s Studies Conference, Franklin & Marshall College, 3/31/01: Session (co-moderated by Susan Rose and Marcelo Borges) on Women’s Voices from Patagonia. Student presenter: Kirsten Korell, University of Bremen exchange student, German Women in Comodoro Rivadavia.

CPC Women’s Studies Conference, Franklin & Marshall College, 3/31/01: Session on Women in Education. Student presenters: Rebecca Arnold ’02, Rebecca Mantey ’02, and James Moser ’02 - Gendered Language and Un/civil Discourse in One College Space.

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