Alumni
We welcome the participation of all alumni of the University of Chicago interested in Gender and Sexuality Studies. The Center hosts events open to alumni throughout the year.
- The Experience of Women at the University of Chicago Project
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Students and faculty of the Center for Gender Studies are beginning work on a major history of the role and experience of women at the University of Chicago. We are seeking alumnae and others who would be willing to be interviewed for the oral history component. These oral histories along with archival research from the university library will form part of a collection edited for alumni, faculty, and current students.
If you are interested in being interviewed (and/or know others we should contact), please fill out a contact form.
For more information, contact the Experience of Women Project at 773-702-2365 or email genderstudies@listhost.uchicago.edu.
- Support the CGS: Donate
The generous support of alumni and donors helps the Center for Gender Studies offer quality programs and critical fellowships to students of Gender Studies. The Center thanks and salutes all of its contributors. Gifts of all sizes are accepted to help fund the dissertation writing fellowship. If you are interested in making a donation or funding a fellowship, we urge you to contact us. We are currently working to make online donations possible. In the meantime, checks may be made out to "The University of Chicago" and mailed to:
The Center for Gender Studies
5733 South University Avenue
Chicago, Illinois 60637To find out about more about opportunities to contribute, please contact Gina Olson, Assistant Director of Administration and Programming at the Center for Gender Studies: golson@uchicago.edu.
- The LGBTQ Alumni Group
The LGBTQ Alumni Group hosts the LGBTQ Alumni Celebration sponsored in part by The Lesbian and Gay Studies Project (LGSP), a group of LGBTQ alumni, and The University of Chicago Alumni Association. Past panels have featured LGBTQ U of C students as they reflect upon their lives at the university as well as discuss past professional and academic experiences working in LGBTQ related fields.