CAMPUS LOCKDOWN About
home   schedule   speakers   registration   forum   faq   about	goals In a post-Proposal 2 environment, Campus Lockdown aims to spark a public, re-evaluative conversation on the politics of women of color scholarship at the University of Michigan and elsewhere. Participants will discuss: • The relationship between women of color scholarship, and climate, retention, & resources for students and faculty of color. • The politics of tenure, disciplinary formations, and multiculturalism. • The relationship between social justice, ethnic/women's studies, and the academic industrial complex. • The role of pedagogy and publicly-engaged scholarship in the academic industrial complex. Campus Lockdown comprises panels and break-out sessions in which participants will explore multiple dimensions of the politics of women of color scholarship, then plan actions to take following the conference. sponsors     American Culture Graduate Students Arab Unity Movement Asian/Pacific Islander American Studies Program Black Humanities Collective Black Student Union Center for the Education of Women Department of English Department of History Department of History of Art Department of Women's Studies Division of Student Affairs Graduate Employees Organization Institute for Research on Women and Gender Inter-Cooperative Council, Diversity Committee Latina/o Studies Program Latino Student Organization Michigan Student Assembly Michigan Student Assembly, LGBT Commission Museum Studies Program Muslim Students Association Native American Student Association Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Affairs Office of Multi-Ethnic Student Affairs Philippine Study Group Philippine Studies Graduate Students Association Program in American Culture South Asian Awareness Network Students Allied for Freedom and Equality Students of Color of Rackham Students of Color of Rackham A/PIA Caucus Students of Color of Rackham LGBT Caucus Students of Color of Rackham Native Caucus Students Organizing for Labor and Economic Equality Tappan Association United Asian American Organizations William Monroe Trotter Multicultural Center Women of Color in the Academy Project Women's Forum Last updated 3.13.2008 Campus Lockdown Organizing Collective | www.woclockdown.org | info@woclockdown.org