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Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences

Women’s & Gender Studies

Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences
Barbara Roberts

Barbara Roberts Memorial Award

This annual prize recognizes outstanding written work done by an undergraduate student on topics related to women, gender, and feminism.

Alberta Women's Memory Project

The Alberta Women's Memory Project

Every day, women create letters, journals, photographs, emails, videotapes and other records
that document their lives.

Lori Oddson

Lori Oddson Memorial Award in Chemistry

Awarded annually to a female Athabasca University student displaying outstanding academic achievement in CHEM 217: Chemical Principles I.

Women’s & Gender Studies

The Women's and Gender Studies program at Athabasca is designed to develop or expand your knowledge of the established field of women's studies and the emerging field of gender studies. You will have the opportunity to engage with a range of feminist theories, concepts, history, methodologies, research, and activism and discover how they inform the diverse lives and experiences of women across cultures. We offer a

All Women's and Gender Studies programs offer maximum flexibility for AU students. For information concerning the transferability of AU courses, please consult with your home institution.

Student & Academic Services - Last Updated April 19, 2012

News and Events


Future of Women's Studies in Alberta – A Symposium

May 11, 2012

The Future of Women's Studies in Alberta Symposium will be the first meeting that brings together the five Alberta universities offering Women's and Gender Studies programs.

Public Lecture Announcement

February 27, 2012

"Consumer Culture Goes to War: Feminists Experience Rationing During World War I" – a Lecture in the University of Alberta Feminist Research Speakers Series.

Fundraiser for the Alberta Women's Memory Project

November 01, 2011

This celebration will raise funds for AWMP projects, and will offer wonderful opportunities for members of the Edmonton academic, political, business, historical, and activist communities to meet and discuss women's dynamic contributions to Alberta's past, present, and future.

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