Connecting With Staff, Students, and the Community
By: Alison Kendal And just like that, the fall semester has ended, and we have so much to show for these short four months. My… Read More »Connecting With Staff, Students, and the Community
By: Alison Kendal And just like that, the fall semester has ended, and we have so much to show for these short four months. My… Read More »Connecting With Staff, Students, and the Community
By: Anel Sandoval As an intern who didn’t know any of the staff before starting, I was very nervous about what to expect this semester.… Read More »Goodbye, Women’s Center!
By: Emma Sauer At UMKC’s Women’s Center, we run a tight ship. Between the five of us, we currently have three interns, a graduate assistant,… Read More »Why Work at the Women’s Center?
By: Emma Sauer Hey Roos! I’m back for another round at the Women’s Center this semester, repeating my role as the Blog Editor. Over the… Read More »Unbothered. In my lane. Focused. Flourishing.
By: Crystal Lum Hello! My name is Crystal Lum, and I am one of the BHS undergraduate interns at the UMKC Women’s Center. I am… Read More »Meet our new Intern, Crystal!
By: Anel Sandoval Hello everyone! My name is Anel Sandoval. I am a senior at UMKC and will be graduating in December 2022 with a… Read More »Welcome our new Women’s Center Intern, Anel!
By Alison Kendall Hello! I am Alison Kendall, the new graduate assistant at UMKC’s Women’s Center! I attended UMKC as an undergraduate, where I obtained… Read More »Meet the Women’s Center’s New Graduate Assistant, Alison Kendall
By: Adriana Miranda Have you ever thought about how, like, femininity is SO strongly tied to men? Hear me out! Yeah, femininity is traditionally associated… Read More »Whose Femininity Is It Anyway?
By: Sierra Voorhies Hello y’all. If you have been a reader of the Women’s Center blogs, you might be familiar with me. I have written… Read More »Call Me Slim Shady Cause We’re Back, Back Again
By: Adriana Miranda Hi all! If you don’t recognize me, my name is Adriana Miranda (pronouns are She/Her or They/Them). I started here at the… Read More »Welcome Back From Adriana Miranda, Women’s Center Staff Member