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The Southwest Institute for Research on Women
925 N. Tyndall Avenue
P.O.Box 210438
Tucson, AZ 85721
Tel: (502) 621-7338
Fax: (520) 621-1533
sstevens@email.arizona.edu

Department Director

Sally Stevens, Ph.D
925 N. Tyndall Avenue
P.O.Box 210438
Tel: (502) 626-9558
Fax: (520) 621-1533
sstevens@email.arizona.edu

Southwest Regional GWS & Research Meeting, San Antonio, 2012
SIROW Regional Heads and Director's Meeting, January 2011.
Women in Science and Engineering Program, SIROW.
Women in Immigration Detention Facilities Project.
Southwest Regional GWS & Research Meeting, San Antonio, 2012
SIROW Regional Heads and Director's Meeting, January 2011.
Women in Science and Engineering Program, SIROW.
Women in Immigration Detention Facilities Project.
SIROW Regional Newsletter Spring 2012

The latest edition of the Regional Newsletter is available. This newsletter contains news and updates from Gender and Women's Studies Departments and research institutes  from around the SIROW region, which includes Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Utah, Wyoming and Northwestern Mexico. Link to digital copy: <pdf> If you would like to be added to the mailing list for a printed copie or would like to contribute... more

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  • Over the next three years, the UA Southwest Institute for Research on Women and its partners will involve 60 American Indian and Hispanic students in a program incorporating mentoring and informal scientific exploration.   A new collaborative program is being launched to mentor American Indian and Hispanic students, training them toward scientific and math-based careers – namely...
  • THESIS AWARD 2011-2012 TOPIC: WOMEN AND THE US-MEXICO BORDER REGION The Southwest Institute for Research on Women (SIROW) offers an annual prize of $250 to University of Arizona students in any discipline who complete a master’s level thesis or an equivalent master’s project on a topic related to women in the Southwest or the US-Mexico border region. Only projects completed within...
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