Welcome to the 11th Annual Southern Oregon Arts & Research conference! View the complete conference program, search for presentations, and create your personalized schedule of events. For more information, visit our main website at sou.edu/soar.
USem 103 students will present their FUSE research on diverse topics addressing current critical issues, policies, and challenges, including topics addressing sustainability, social justice, LGBTQ+, racism, privacy, economics, media, crime, policing, consumerism, and education.
The capstone course for the Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies program, Feminist and Queer Theory in Action, is a platform for students to engage with and apply a feminist and queer theoretical lens to promoting social change. Students from the Winter 2018 class will share their experiences putting theory into action through the 3rd annual Bodylogues performance.
The QSU will display 20 yard signs across campus, each featuring a flag-like image representing various queer identities. At each sign, there will be a description of what that flag stands for and how to define that gender/sexuality.
Displayed campus wide in various outdoor locations
LGBTQ+ youth in America experience worse mental health due to many factors. This needs to be addressed in communities, society, and the government so that former successful solutions can be utilized and new ones can be implemented. I am exploring those solutions (unsuccessful or successful), as well as organizations regarding the issue and people that have spoken out about it. I aim to bring light to this issue and open people's eyes to it.
USem 103 students will present their FUSE research on diverse topics addressing current critical issues, policies, and challenges, including topics addressing sustainability, social justice, LGBTQ+, racism, privacy, economics, media, crime, policing, consumerism, and education.
