Gwen D'Arcangelis

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Gwen D'Arcangelis

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City College of San Francisco - Women's Studies

Associate Professor at Skidmore College
Higher Education
Gwen
D'Arcangelis
Greater Los Angeles Area
I am a scholar whose research, writing, and teaching centers on social justice, specifically in the areas of science, medicine and environment. I aim for my work to be useful to social movements for gender justice, queer justice, and justice for communities of color. I have taught feminist and anti-racist content in traditional and non-traditional educational settings, to a diverse audience but particularly those from those marginalized groups. I have also gone beyond academic writing to produce critical pieces and also issue briefs furnished to activist and community members who might gain useful ideas and information from my research and analysis. Finally, I have done work connecting student populations to social justice/movement work that serves community and organization needs. In the future, I would like to continue doing this work, with more emphasis on collaborative academic writing, public writing that reaches a broader audience, and writing directly for community organizations. I would also like to explore writing for radio, a medium that disseminates ideas and generates wide reaching discussion.

I am now looking for collaborators and opportunities to work in social justice--in academia, the non-profit sector, at a research institute, or in an unincorporated community organization. Check out my website and email me (darcange@ucla.edu) to learn more!

Experience

  • UC Santa Barbara

    Social Science Researcher

    Social Studies of Science, Critical Science Studies, Feminist Studies

  • Cal Poly Pomona

    Assistant Professor

    Interdisciplinary General Education: history of ideas, power and social relations, science and technology studies

  • Scripps College

    Visiting Assistant Professor

    Visiting Faculty in Gender and Women's Studies Department. Feminist science studies and Postcolonial Theory.

  • Skidmore College

    Assistant Professor

    Gender Studies program

  • City College of San Francisco

    Faculty

    Women’s Studies Program, Fall 2007, Fall 2008, Fall 2009
    Introduction to Women’s Studies: Feminism Demystified (WOMN 25): team–taught introductory departmental course.

    Interdisciplinary Studies Program, Fall 2009, Spring 2009
    Racism 101 (IDST 80A)
    Architecture & Diversity

Education

  • University of Pennsylvania

    BA

    Biological Basis of Behavior
    Biological Basis of Behavior (Neurobiology)

  • University of California, Los Angeles

    Ph.D.

    Women's studies, Science & technology studies
    Women's Studies

Publications

  • Surveillance and Policing in U.S. Bioscience—producing transnational Others

    Shifting Positionalities: The Local and International Geo–Politics of Surveillance and Policing

  • Surveillance and Policing in U.S. Bioscience—producing transnational Others

    Shifting Positionalities: The Local and International Geo–Politics of Surveillance and Policing

  • Chinese chickens, ducks, pigs and humans, and the Technoscientific Discourses of Global U.S. Empire

    MIT Press

  • Surveillance and Policing in U.S. Bioscience—producing transnational Others

    Shifting Positionalities: The Local and International Geo–Politics of Surveillance and Policing

  • Chinese chickens, ducks, pigs and humans, and the Technoscientific Discourses of Global U.S. Empire

    MIT Press

  • Surveillance and Policing in U.S. Bioscience—producing transnational Others

    Shifting Positionalities: The Local and International Geo–Politics of Surveillance and Policing

  • Chinese chickens, ducks, pigs and humans, and the Technoscientific Discourses of Global U.S. Empire

    MIT Press

  • Enacting Environmental Justice through the Undergraduate Classroom: the Transformative Potential of Community Engaged Partnerships

    Journal of Community Engagement and Scholarship

    with Brinda Sarathy

  • Surveillance and Policing in U.S. Bioscience—producing transnational Others

    Shifting Positionalities: The Local and International Geo–Politics of Surveillance and Policing

  • Chinese chickens, ducks, pigs and humans, and the Technoscientific Discourses of Global U.S. Empire

    MIT Press

  • Enacting Environmental Justice through the Undergraduate Classroom: the Transformative Potential of Community Engaged Partnerships

    Journal of Community Engagement and Scholarship

    with Brinda Sarathy

  • Defending White Scientific Masculinity: the FBI, the Media and Profiling Tactics during the Post-9/11 Anthrax Investigation

    International Feminist Journal of Politics

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