Session I
9:00 a.m. -
9:50 a.m.

• Creative Explorations of Gender & Sexual Identities: Write and Perform Your Experience by Christie Connolly and Shane Strawbridge, School of Theatre & Dance

• Part A: Infusing Sexuality within Curriculum, presented by TTU Faculty from various disciplines including Dr. Emily Skidmore, History, Dr. Caroline Bishop, Classical & Modern Languages & Literatures, and Dr. Shera Jackson, Human Development & Family Studies
• Part B: Women's & Gender Studies Students Transforming the World, presented by TTU W&GS Minors, Madison Kennedy, Program Assistant, Office of Academic Enrichment, Hope Lenamon, President, Texas Tech Association for Women in Communications Student Chapter and Isabel M. Nieves-Perez, Mentor Tech, Protege Advisory Committee Leader

• Doing Gender & Sexual Identities Inside Heteropatriarchy, by undergraduate students Johnathan Moore, Raelyn Curiel, Alicia Malone, and moderator, Dr. Shera Thomas-Jackson, Human Development & Family Studies

• Social Construction of Gender and Sexuality from 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Wave Feminism: Expressions of Our Multiple Identities
  Panelists: aretha marbley, PhD, Professor of Counselor Education, Director of Clinical Mental Health Counseling, and graduate students, Melissa Galica, MEd, Instructor & Clinical Director, Renetta R Harris, MA, Counselor Education, Diane Smedley, MA, Counselor Education & Clinical Services Therapist, Woodlands Spring Behavioral Health, Troy Timmons, MA, Counselor Education, Allison Cook, MA, Counselor Education & Teacher, Estacado Early College High School, and undergraduate student Marian Mendy, Political Science and Marketing Major

Mark Daniel Snyder, they/them/theirs
Director of Communications, Equality Federation

Workshop

2:30 p.m.-
4:00 p.m.

Media Training Workshop with Mark Daniel Snyder
Spokesperson and media engagement education for effective storytelling

As a student leader, are you prepared to respond to media inquiries when the unexpected happens? Unfortunately, it happens more often that one might expect and usually at the most inconvenient times. This workshop is for student leaders who want to be prepared when the phone rings or journalist writes asking for a quote.

This workshop will give you as a student leader the necessary tools to hone your message and strengthen your confidence should the need ever come your way.

You do not have to be registered for the entire Gender and Gender Identity Colloquium to attend this Media Training Workshop, although you are invited to spend the day with us.