US EditionUprooted but Unbroken: The Fight to Save WGS at Sonoma State
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Uprooted but Unbroken: The Fight to Save WGS at Sonoma State
When Dr. Lena McQuade, a professor of women’s and gender studies at Sonoma State University, received an email announcing the administration’s plan to cut several majors, programs and departments in response to the university’s $23.9 million budget deficit, she felt like she was reliving the past. Last semester, McQuade and other SSU faculty received a similar email that detailed the school’s plan to make a different cut — to one of the last rem…
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