To mark the Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program offering a major concentration, this exhibition assembles materials from Furman’s special collections that offer significant potential for future student research projects. The exhibit traces a history of materials created by or of interest to women as authors, creators, and readers, stretching back to 1532.
To mark the Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program offering a major concentration, this exhibition assembles materials from Furman’s special collections that offer significant potential for future student research projects. The exhibit traces a history of materials created by or of interest to women as authors, creators, and readers, stretching back to 1532.
To mark the Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program offering a major concentration, this exhibition assembles materials from Furman’s special collections that offer significant potential for future student research projects. The exhibit traces a history of materials created by or of interest to women as authors, creators, and readers, stretching back to 1532.