Congratulations to these DS community members who have won 2014 awards from the University of Washington Disability Studies Program! Dennis Lang

Share your experiences in person or online! When: Friday, Dec 4, 12-1pm Meeting location: MGH 024 (the UW D Center) What: The Campus Mobility

Kai Kohlsdorf and Tash Hansen-Day Kai is a PhD student in GWSS and he's worked as a TA and instructor for Disability Studies; Tash received their BA

Spring 2012 Disability Studies brownbag discussions: Emerson Sekins and Ann Luetzow "Imagining a Disability and Deaf Cultural Center” Friday. May 4

The D Center presents: Crossroads of Disability and Deafness in Higher Education. Tues. May 14, 6:00-7:30pm, UW Bagley Hall 131. FB Event: https://www

Dance Faculty Concerty, January 22-20, 2014 Meany Studio Theatre Wednesday-Saturday @ 7:30pm, Sunday @ 2 pm You will be delighted when you join us as

Please join us for community, celebration, and food! Fri, June 6, 2-4pm, in the D Center The University of Washington Disability Studies Program

Check out this interview with our new Disability Studies Program Director, José Alaniz! 1. How did you become interested in Disability Studies? I

HONORS 392A “Veterans and Disability in History: Perspectives on the Role of Combat Injury in Shaping an American Social Construct” New disability

Supported by the Simpson Center for the Humanities in 2015-2016. Contact Heather Evans to learn more! hdevans@uw.edu https://simpsoncenter.org

Proposal deadline Feb 8, 2016. Conference at Syracuse U, April 1st. http://crippingthecon.com/submissions Call for Proposals Deaf-initely Ironic…?

May 12-14, 2016, UW Seattle & Bothell. "Making Disability Public: Art, Scholarship, Activism" Symposium website: https://depts.washington.edu/disstud

Megan Morris, a fourth year Ph.D. student in Rehabilitation Medicine, and Monica Olsson, a senior undergraduate student, double majoring in Women

Friday, January 11, 2013 Savery Hall Room 408, 12:00-1:15pm "Ashley X Comes of Age: Alternatives to Socio-Sexual Restructuring" Stephen Rosenbaum

C LIT 396, José Alaniz. Spring 2014: TTh 1:30-3:20, GWN 201. Traditionally, readers have not seen fit to associate comics with such “serious” genres