Presented by University of San Francisco Global WomenÂ’s Rights Forum and the JCCSF
With Leah Fessler
Journalist and recent Middlebury graduate Leah Fessler is initiating an important national dialogue on how young people really feel about modern sexual expectations, the intersection of hookup culture and feminism, and more broadly, campus sexual politics. For her senior thesis, “Can She Really, ‘Play That Game, Too’?,” Fessler interviewed more than 300 Middlebury students, professors and alumni to discover whether young people, and young women specifically, were actually enjoying or benefitting from hookup culture. Hear the surprising results and participation from current college students in a Town Hall-style discussion.
Featuring performances and stories from USF students, FesslerÂ’s lecture will kick off the USF Global WomenÂ’s Rights Forum programming for the 2017 season.
*Advanced Reservation Required
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With Leah Fessler
Journalist and recent Middlebury graduate Leah Fessler is initiating an important national dialogue on how young people really feel about modern sexual expectations, the intersection of hookup culture and feminism, and more broadly, campus sexual politics. For her senior thesis, “Can She Really, ‘Play That Game, Too’?,” Fessler interviewed more than 300 Middlebury students, professors and alumni to discover whether young people, and young women specifically, were actually enjoying or benefitting from hookup culture. Hear the surprising results and participation from current college students in a Town Hall-style discussion.
Featuring performances and stories from USF students, FesslerÂ’s lecture will kick off the USF Global WomenÂ’s Rights Forum programming for the 2017 season.
*Advanced Reservation Required
Presented by University of San Francisco Global WomenÂ’s Rights Forum and the JCCSF
With Leah Fessler
Journalist and recent Middlebury graduate Leah Fessler is initiating an important national dialogue on how young people really feel about modern sexual expectations, the intersection of hookup culture and feminism, and more broadly, campus sexual politics. For her senior thesis, “Can She Really, ‘Play That Game, Too’?,” Fessler interviewed more than 300 Middlebury students, professors and alumni to discover whether young people, and young women specifically, were actually enjoying or benefitting from hookup culture. Hear the surprising results and participation from current college students in a Town Hall-style discussion.
Featuring performances and stories from USF students, FesslerÂ’s lecture will kick off the USF Global WomenÂ’s Rights Forum programming for the 2017 season.
*Advanced Reservation Required
read more
With Leah Fessler
Journalist and recent Middlebury graduate Leah Fessler is initiating an important national dialogue on how young people really feel about modern sexual expectations, the intersection of hookup culture and feminism, and more broadly, campus sexual politics. For her senior thesis, “Can She Really, ‘Play That Game, Too’?,” Fessler interviewed more than 300 Middlebury students, professors and alumni to discover whether young people, and young women specifically, were actually enjoying or benefitting from hookup culture. Hear the surprising results and participation from current college students in a Town Hall-style discussion.
Featuring performances and stories from USF students, FesslerÂ’s lecture will kick off the USF Global WomenÂ’s Rights Forum programming for the 2017 season.
*Advanced Reservation Required
show less
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