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Applying to a graduate program in Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies? Learn more about our faculty members and their areas of specialization.

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Nadine Attewell

Faculty Profile

  • Queer and feminist histories of empire and decolonization
  • Literary and cultural studies
  • Photography studies
  • Intimacy, carework, and other forms of reproductive labour
  • Migrant, diasporic, and refugee experience
  • Inter-Asias and Global Asias approaches to the study of Asia and Asian diasporas

Carman Fung

Faculty profile

  • Cultural Studies
  • Queer Theory and Trans Theory
  • Audience Reception Studies and Fan Studies
  • Media Globalization and Transnational Screen Cultures
  • Queer Asia, Sinophone, Inter-Asia Studies

Amy Krauss

Faculty Profile

  • Medicine, technology, and embodiment
  • Social and political dimensions of pain and illness
  • Questions of labor and reproduction within and beyond racial capitalism
  • Latin American and transnational feminist theory and movements
  • Ethnography and memoir, poetic and critical methods

Helen Leung

Faculty profile

  • Film, Media, and Cultural Studies
  • Queer and Trans Theory, LGBTQ and Sexuality Studies
  • Sinophone, Inter-Asia, and Transpacific Studies

Megh Marathe

Faculty profile

My research seeks to foster inclusion in the tools and practices that experts—such as doctors and engineers—use to make decisions about people’s lives. I am currently investigating: (a) the uneven representation of transgender people in digital infrastructures, and (b) ways to help epilepsy patients understand data generated by medical devices. My work advances the fields of human-computer interaction and science & technology studies.

  • Digital identity infrastructures, including identity documents and information systems, in relation to trans and gender diverse people in North America and South Asia.
  • Medicine, technology, and society, with a focus on how doctors and patients navigate technologized forms of care.
  • Disability studies, especially epilepsy and other chronic episodic conditions.
  • Ethnographies that involve expert practitioners and marginalized people.

Jen Marchbank

Faculty profile

  • 2SLGBTQ+ elder abuse
  • 2SLGBTQ healthy aging/aging in place
  • 2SLGBTQ youth
  • 2SLGBTQ refugees and newcomers settlement in Canada
  • Gender based violence & resistance
  • Gender and politics
  • Gender and labour
  • Brokered marriage (mail order brides)

Tiffany Muller Myrdahl

Faculty profile

My research interests focus on cities and urban change: in particular, I’m interested in how people who have historically been left out of city planning & decision-making negotiate cities and work in and with municipalities to make them livable and welcoming places for all residents.

  • Women in cities (Belonging, mobility, safety)
  • Equity & accessibility in cities (equity & inclusion, GBA+)
  • Intersectional urban analysis
  • Geographies of sexualities
  • Social policy and municipal governance
  • Critical participatory/ community-engaged research methodologies