Women's Studies
Sandra Reineke - Coordinator
c/o Political Science - University of Idaho
P.O. Box 443165
Moscow, ID 83844-3165
OFFICE: Administration Bldg. #205
PHONE: (208) 885-7618
EMAIL: sreineke@uidaho.edu
Women's Studies Faculty
Katherine Aiken
Dean of the College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences and Professor of History
Katherine Aiken, Dean of the College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences is a professor of history with an emphasis in social and cultural history, women and labor.
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Dean of the College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences and Professor of History
Katherine Aiken, Dean of the College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences is a professor of history with an emphasis in social and cultural history, women and labor.
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Janice Capel Anderson
Professor of Philosophy and Religious Studies
Janice Anderson is a professor at the University of Idaho and her areas of research & teaching are: Early Christianity, Biblical Judaism, Ethics, Philosophy and Feminism
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Professor of Philosophy and Religious Studies
Janice Anderson is a professor at the University of Idaho and her areas of research & teaching are: Early Christianity, Biblical Judaism, Ethics, Philosophy and Feminism
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Mary Clearman Blew
Professor
Mary Clearman Blew teaches creative nonfiction writing, fiction writing, and Shakespeare.
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Professor
Mary Clearman Blew teaches creative nonfiction writing, fiction writing, and Shakespeare.
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Traci Craig, Ph.D.
Associate Professor & Department Chair
Traci Craig's research interests include: Small Group Processes, Diversity in the Workplace, Stereotypes and Prejudice, Sexual Harassment, and Gender Differences.
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Associate Professor & Department Chair
Traci Craig's research interests include: Small Group Processes, Diversity in the Workplace, Stereotypes and Prejudice, Sexual Harassment, and Gender Differences.
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Stephan Flores
Associate Professor, Director of University Honors Program
Stephan Flores teaches critical theory and British literature.
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Associate Professor, Director of University Honors Program
Stephan Flores teaches critical theory and British literature.
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Annette Folwell, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Annette Folwell's research interests in: Aging (Life Span Developmental) Studies, Family Communication, Health Communication and Instructional Communication.
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Associate Professor
Annette Folwell's research interests in: Aging (Life Span Developmental) Studies, Family Communication, Health Communication and Instructional Communication.
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Lynne Haagensen
Professor
Focus: Printmaking, Interface between new and traditional media, Collage
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Professor
Focus: Printmaking, Interface between new and traditional media, Collage
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Walter Hesford
Associate Professor
Walter Hesford teaches American literature and the Bible as literature.
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Associate Professor
Walter Hesford teaches American literature and the Bible as literature.
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Ellen Kittell, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Ellen Kittell is an associate professor of history. Her research interests are Pre-modern Europe (medieval, Renaissance, Reformation), Women's history, social and legal history of Europe.
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Associate Professor
Ellen Kittell is an associate professor of history. Her research interests are Pre-modern Europe (medieval, Renaissance, Reformation), Women's history, social and legal history of Europe.
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Sean Quinlan, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Sean Quinlan is the Chair of the History Department He is an associate professor of history. His research areas are eighteenth-century studies, science and medicine in Europe, gender and sexuality in the west, European cultural and intellectual history, 1650–present, modern France.
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Associate Professor
Sean Quinlan is the Chair of the History Department He is an associate professor of history. His research areas are eighteenth-century studies, science and medicine in Europe, gender and sexuality in the west, European cultural and intellectual history, 1650–present, modern France.
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Sandra Reineke, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Sandra Reineke is an assistant professor of political Science and is the coordinator of the Women's Studies program. Her areas of interest include political philosophy, democratic theory, social movements, feminist political theory, sexual politics, causes of war, and human rights.
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Associate Professor
Sandra Reineke is an assistant professor of political Science and is the coordinator of the Women's Studies program. Her areas of interest include political philosophy, democratic theory, social movements, feminist political theory, sexual politics, causes of war, and human rights.
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Debbie A. Storrs
Professor and Associate Dean
Debbie Storrs is a professor of Sociology and the Associate Dean of the College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences.
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Professor and Associate Dean
Debbie Storrs is a professor of Sociology and the Associate Dean of the College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences.
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Gary Williams
Professor and Department Chair
Gary Williams teaches American literature and interdisciplinary general education courses.
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Professor and Department Chair
Gary Williams teaches American literature and interdisciplinary general education courses.
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