Division of Campus Life
Sarah Doyle Center for Women and Gender
Programs
Areas of Focus
- Masha Dexter Lecture
- Gender and Sexuality Peer Counselors
- Women’s History Series
- Graduate Student Programs
- Sarah Doyle Gallery/Makerspace
Student Involvement
Many of our programs are student-driven and coordinated, under the supervision of the Director and Assistant Director. Sarah Doyle programs include but are not limited to lectures, film screenings, panel presentations, workshops, lunch conversations, open houses, creative arts, and social events. We work to coordinate programs that address contemporary issues and are relevant to what is going on at Brown and beyond.
Programs
The Masha Dexter Lecture on Gender, Sexuality, and Public Policy is an annual lecture held in memory of Masha Dexter ‘04.
The Gender and Sexuality Peer Counselor (GSPC) Program is a collaborative student peer leadership and mentoring program co-supervised by the LGBTQ Center and the Sarah Doyle Center for Women and Gender.
In coordinating Women's History Series, the Sarah Doyle Center staff develops a yearly theme to build our programming around.
The Sarah Doyle Center coordinates events and programs aimed specifically towards the Graduate Student community. These include dissertation brown bag lectures, work/life balance events, faculty conversations, and reading groups.