Lindsey Dawn Feitz
Teaching Professor
Michael B. Pulman and Eric Lindstrom Endowed Chair in the Study of Sexuality
Specialization(s)
gender, Women's Studies; Feminism, Gender-based violence
Degree(s)
- Ph.D., American Studies Department, University of Kansas, 2010
- Certificate, University of Kansas, Department of Women and Gender Studies, 2007
- MA, American Studies , University of Kansas, 2006
- BA, English, Drury University, 2000
- BA, Secondary Education, Drury University, 2000
Licensure / Accreditations
- MO Department of Education
Professional Affiliations
- National Women’s Studies Association
Media Sources
Research
Critical Gender/Sexuality/Race/Ethnic Studies; Consumer Culture/Advertising History; Transnational/Global Feminisms; Feminist Qualitative Research Methods and Design
Areas of Research
Gender and Women's Studies
Feminism
women's history
Advertising History
Consumer Culture
U.S. Militarism
Gender-Based Violence
Featured Publications
Feitz, Lindsey Dawn. “‘What Happened to the Women in Women’s Studies?: Rethinking the Role of Women’s History in Gender Studies Classes’.” Social Sciences, (1969).
Nagel, Joane, and Lindsey Dawn Feitz. “Gender and the Sexual Economy of War: Some Consequences of Integrating Women into the U.S. Armed Forces".” In The Handbook of Gender and War. edited by edited by Simona Sharoni, Linda Steiner, and Julia Welland. Edward Elgar. 2016.
Awards
- Award: Provost’s “Faculty Champion of Change” Inclusive Excellence Award. University of Denver., Center of Multicultural Excellence
- CME "Lavender Giraffe Award" (LGBTQI Faculty Ally Award), CME
