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Steve Schacht has given over 50 professional and invited university presentations over the past ten years. Listed below is a sampling of some recent presentations he has given. Dependent on gathering needs, he is presently prepared to give one of three different general presentations based on the articles found on this homepage: 1) Teaching About Being an Oppressor; 2) Why Men Should be Feminists; and 3) Gay Drag Queens and Lesbian Drag Kings.
Sampling of Presentations Given
2001 "Teaching About Being an
Oppressor." Invited guest speaker at
Saint Michael's College. Burlington,
VT. November 2nd.
2001 "The Continued Personal and
Professional Perils of Doing Sex
Research: Things Have to Change An
Awful Lot to Stay the Same." Invited
paper presented in the President's
special session honoring Laud
Humphrey's at the annual meetings of
the Society for the Study of Social
Problems. Anaheim, CA.
2001 "Lesbian Drag Kings and the
Feminine Embodiment of the
Masculine." Paper presented in the
"Gay and Lesbian Studies" session at
the annual meetings of the American
Sociological Association. Anaheim,
CA.
2001 "Beyond the Boundaries of the
Classroom: Teaching About Gender and
Sexuality at a Drag Show." Paper
presented at the annual meetings of
the National Women's Studies
Association Conference.
Minneapolis., MN.
2001 "Teaching About Being An
Oppressor: Some Personal and
Political Considerations." Paper
presented at the annual meetings of
the National Women's Studies
Association Conference. Minneapolis,
MN.
2000 "Why Men Should be Feminists."
Invited guest speaker for the
Radford University Scholarly Lecture
Series. Sponsored by the Center for
Gender Studies and the Department of
Psychology. Radford, VA. October 26th.
2000 "Four Renditions of Doing
Female Drag: Feminine Appearing
Conceptual Variations of a Masculine
Theme." Paper presented at the
annual meetings of the American
Sociological Association.
Washington, DC.
1999 "Gay and Straight Identity
Politics: Reconstructing Gender
Relations." Invited Guest Speaker
for Gay Pride Week at Marshall
University. Huntington, WV. March 26th.
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