Forum Uses 'Handmaid's Tale' to Examine Subjugation of Women
SUNY Plattsburgh’s Department of Gender and Women’s Studies presents “Handmaid's Tale,” a forum examining the work of author Margaret Atwood, Thursday, Nov. 2, from 12:30 to 1:45 p.m. in the Alumni Conference Room.
This panel discussion focuses on author Margaret Atwood’s vision in her work, “The Handmaid’s Tale,” in which she paints an established theocracy empowering itself by the subjugation of women.
Dr. Elaine Ostry, assistant professor of English and theatre, Dr. Jessamyn Neuhaus, professor of history, and Dr. Tracie Church-Guzzio, professor of English, will present the panel.
For more information, contact Laura Collier in the Gender and Women’s Studies office at 518-564-3003, or email [email protected].
News
Quebec Studies Presents Montreal Historian in Virtual Talk on 1913 School Strike
Campus Shines Light on Developmental Disabilities During Awareness Month and Beyond
Black Solidarity Day Officially Added to SUNY Plattsburgh’s Academic Calendar
SUNY Plattsburgh Political Science Professor to Zoom a Discussion on the Russian Invasion of Ukraine
Distinguished Canadian Address to Broach Quebec Pandemic Management, Electoral Politics
