The Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program fosters systematic, theoretical, and praxis-based study of gender, race, disability, class, and sexuality in and as the foundations of our philosophical, political, aesthetic, economic, scientific and social worlds. We are an energizing intellectual community committed to the difference that queer, trans, nonbinary, decolonial, diasporic, migrant, ethnic, feminist and women of color critiques and practices make. With 4 core faculty and over 80 associates and affiliates from across the College, we gather with students to cross disciplinary and geographic borders, and to rethink our own as well as structural assumptions about genders as intersectional and global issues.