Previous WAC Events
Feb. 23-25: The Vagina Monologues
March 7&8 2007: When Women Seek a Spiritual Home
- Robin Garrett spent a evening getting to know students' spiritual and religious concerns and beliefs, and gave a presentation using this information the following evening.
March 15 2007: Resolutions for a Lifetime
- With Xina Sy. This program encourages women to break self-defeating behaviors of the past and make positive moves towards a more positive future.
March 5 2007: Voices of Africa
- All women's a cappella and percussion ensemble, performing a powerfully unique blend of soul-stirring a cappella harmonies and African Percussions.
- Take Back the Night is an annual rally held to raise awareness about violence against women. WAC participants in this event each year.
Chancellor's Walk for Safety
- Each year WAC is a part of the Chancellor's Walk for Safety. This is an event in which students come together to walk around campus to point out potentially dangerous spots, i.e. dim lighting, overgrown bushes, etc, and call for their repair or improvement.
April 20, 2006: Story of a Rape Survivor (SOARS)
- For sexual Assault Awareness month, WAC brought SOARS to our campus. SOARS is a group of women who, through multimedia performance, raise awareness on issues such as rape, body image, and healing.
April 17-21, 2006: The Clothesline Project
March 8, 2006: Dorothy Leeds
- Dorothy Leeds performed her one-woman production of “Good Lessons from Bad Women in History” in March. Her choice of women to re-enact was perfect for Women’s History Month. To draw people in, she became women we all recognize: Eve, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Mae West. To introduce us to women in history we might not know, she became Mrs. Machine Gun Kelly, Emperor Wu, Elizabeth Freeman, and Anne Bonney. In each rendition, Leeds found an element in the “badness” of the woman that made us think about how we could use that kind of courage in our own lives.