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Michelle Baca
Chicana Studies
Tracy Royce
Sociology
Cristina Serna
Chicana Studies
Alison Crossley
Sociology
 Bianca Murillo
History
“Ideal Homes and the Gender Politics of Consumerism in Postcolonial Ghana, 1960-70.” Also accepted for publication for a special issue on “Homes and Homecomings” in Gender and History (November 2009).
The Department of Feminist Studies awards the Charlotte Stough Memorial Prize annually to a Feminist Studies or Feminist Studies Doctoral Emphasis student whose research extends the boundaries of gender inflected knowledge specifically related to scholarship arising out of feminist studies.
Charlotte Stough, one of the founders of the Women's Studies Program at the University of California, Santa Barbara, was a professor in the Philosophy Department. She taught at UCSB from 1963 until her retirement in 1991, and from 1982 to 1985 was Associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs. Professor Stough earned her Ph.D. at the University of California, Berkeley. Her academic research combined a lively engagement in Classical Greek moral philosophy and in contemporary feminist writing.
Competition for the Charlotte Stough Memorial Prize, which includes a monetary award, is open to all UCSB Feminist Studies graduate students (MA/PhD or Doctoral Emphasis). Applications to the Doctoral Emphasis Program are accepted with Stough Prize submissions. The winner also receives recognition at graduation.
If you have questions about the Stough Memorial Prize, please contact Barbara Tomlinson at btomlinson@femst.ucsb.edu.
Karl E. Bryant
Sociology
Stough Prize, 2007:
“In Defense of Gay Children?: ‘Progay’ Homophobia and the Production of Homonormativity.”
Subsequently published in Sexualities 11.4 (2008): 455-475. Paper was also co-winner of the 2007 Graduate Student Paper Award, Sexuality Studies Division of the American Sociological Association.
Currently Assistant Professor, Sociology and Women's Studies, State University of New York, New Paltz
Dana Collins
Sociology
Stough Prize Co-Winner, 1997:
“‘No Experts! Guaranteed!!’: Feminist Common Senses and the Production of a Lesbian Sex Zine, Brat Attack.”
Subsequently published as “‘No Experts: Guaranteed!’: Do-It-Yourself Sex Radicalism and the Production of the Lesbian Sex Zine ‘Brat Attack.’” Signs 25.1 (1999): 65-89.
Currently Assistant Professor of Sociology, California State University Fullerton
Suzanne Crawford (O'Brien)
Religious Studies
Stough Prize, 2003:
“A Generation Lost: Defining Health and Wellness for Women of the Shoalwater Bay Indian Reservation.”
Currently Associate Professor, Religion and Culture,
Chair of Global Studies Program, Pacific Lutheran University
Beth Currans
Religious Studies
Honorable Mention, 2004:
“Instituting Heteronormative Belief in the Law.”
Currently Visiting Assistant Professor of Women’s Studies, College of William and Mary
Sharon P. Doetsch-Kidder
English
Stough Prize, 2002:
“Methods of Rule: Capitalism, Imperialism, and Patriarchy in Victorian Social Novels.”
Currently graduate student in English, UCSB
Laura S. Holliday
English
Stough Prize, 1999:
“Household Hints and Home Cooking: Technologies of the U.S. Kitchen, 1945-68.”
Subsequently published as “Kitchen Technologies: Promises and Alibis, 1944-1966.”
Camera Obscura 47.16 (2001): 79-131.
Currently Assistant Professor, Women’s Studies, Randolph-Macon College
Susan Keller
English
Stough Prize, 2005:
“Statuesque Beauty: The Porcelain Complexion and the Gilded Age.”
Currently Lecturer, College of Creative Studies, UC Santa Barbara
Katrina Kimport
Sociology
Stough Prize, 2008:
“Citing and Disrupting: An Analysis of the Discursive Production of Gender and Sexuality in Lesbian Marriage Photographs.”
Currently graduate student in Sociology, UCSB
Carolyn Herbst Lewis
History
Honorable Mention, 2004:
“Waking Sleeping Beauty: The Premarital Pelvic Exam and National Security in the United States, 1950-1969.”
Subsequently published as “Waking Sleeping Beauty: The Premarital Pelvic Exam and Heterosexuality during the Cold War.” Journal of Women’s History 17.4 (2005): 86-110. Paper was also winner of the 2007 Judith Lee Ridge Prize for the best article in the field of history published by a member of the Western Association of Women Historians
Currently Assistant Professor of American and Women’s History, Louisiana State University
Sarah Parsons (Watson)
Art History
Stough Prize Co-Winner, 1997:
“Neurotic Masculinity: Garry Winogrand's Women are Beautiful Project and 1970's Sexual Politics of Vision.”
Currently Associate Professor of Canadian Art History, Visual Arts, York University
Molly Talcott
Sociology
Stough Prize, 2004:
“Gendered Webs of Development and Resistance.”
Subsequently published as “Gendered Webs of Development and Resistance: Women, Children, and Flowers in Bogota.” Signs 29.2 (2004): 465-489.
Currently Assistant Professor of Social and Behavioral Science, Arizona State University
Leandra Zarnow
History
Stough Prize, 2006:
“Braving Jim Crow to Save Willie McGee: Bella Abzug and the Fight for Civil Rights, 1948-1951.”
Subsequently published as “Braving Jim Crow to Save Willie McGee: Bella Abzug, the Legal Left, and Civil Rights Innovation, 1948-1951” in Law and Social Inquiry 33.4 (2008): 1003-1041. Paper was also co-winner of the 2007 Graduate Student Paper Competition of the journal Law and Social Inquiry.
Currently graduate student in History, UCSB
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