About Seminars in the City
Current Seminar

• Spring 2008: Larger than Life: Codes of Gender and Desire in Opera . Facilitated by Megan Jenkins.
• Spring 2007: Queer Nationalism and the Homeland Security State . Facilitated by Eric Keenaghan.
• Fall 2006: SICK: A Seminar on the Relationships Between Society, Sexuality and Disease. Facilitated by Ananya Mukherjea.
• Spring 2006: Queers: Revisiting Latin(o) American Sexualities. Facilitated by Yolanda Martínez-San Miguel and Ben. Sifuentes-Jáuregui.
• Summer 2005: Documenting Queer Community Histories. Facilitated by David Serlin.
• Spring 2005 Semester: Sexuality, Performance and the Law Facilitated by Sonia Katyal and Carmen Malalis
• Fall 2004 Semester: Reading the Technological Queer Body. Facilitated by CLAGS's Lisa Jean Moore.
• Spring 2004 Semester: Histories of Activism, Facilitated by CLAGS's Jasbir Puar and Sonia Katyal, and ALP's Rosamund S. King.
• Fall 2003 Semester: "Queering the Crip/Cripping the Queer: Introduction to Queer and Disability Studies," Facilitated by Sarah E. Chinn, Hunter College, CUNY; Kim Christensen, Purchase College, SUNY; Simi Linton, Hunter College, CUNY; and Peter Penrose, Graduate Center, CUNY.
• Fall 2002 Semester: "Online Introduction to Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgender Studies," Facilitated by Esther Newton and Deb Amory, Lesbian/Gay Studies Program, SUNY Purchase
• Spring 2002 Semester: "Sodomy and Jewish Cultures Radicalized the 1950s," led by Michael Bronski, Visiting Scholar in Jewish and Women's Studies at Dartmouth College
• Fall 2001 Semester: "Queer Plays and Queer Places: LGTB Territory in the Theatre," led by Jordan Schildcrout, Graduate Center, CUNY
• Summer 2001 Semester: "Black Feminisms and LGTBQ Studies," led by Professor E. Frances White, New York University.
• Spring 2001 Semester: "Patos, Tortilleras y Locas: Queer Latino/a Culture" led by Professor Larry LaFountain-Stokes of Rutgers University.
• Fall 2000 Semester: "Gay Economics," led by attorney and activist Kay Diaz and writer Jeffrey Escoffier.
• Spring 2000 Semester: "Queer Latino/a Identities and Sexualities," led by Professor José Muñoz of NYU and Professor Licia Fiol-Matta of Barnard College.
• Fall 1999 Semester: "Transgender Politics," led by Professor Paisley Currah of Brooklyn College.
• Summer 1999 Semester: "Lesbian and Gay Poetry," led by Professor Douglas Mao of Princeton University.