Attend Events

During this workshop, students will explore key components of personal branding and reputation management. We’ll leverage theory, research, best practices, and current thinking to help each student determine the most effective way to express their personal brand – their own unique value proposition. Students will take a close look at powerful product brands such as Apple and BMW and will understand what makes the difference for great brands. Learn to intentionally market yourself on and offline with integrity and class.

Please join the Institute for Research on Women for lunch and a workshop with Arlene Stein. By registration only.

The Feminist Art Project (TFAP), now in its fourteenth year of successfully shining a spotlight on feminist art and its impact on culture and politics worldwide, announces the schedule for special events presented under the umbrella of TFAP@CAA, in conjunction with the 108th Annual College Art Association Conference in Chicago, February 12-15, 2020 at the Hilton Chicago (720 S Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60605).

Sponsored by: The Center for Women in the Arts and Humanities; CAA; and the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, a partner agency of the National Endowment for the Arts

Join TFAP for its annual meeting of Regional Coordinators, National Committee, and others of the College Art Association Conference. You do not need to be registered for the CAA conference to attend.

Affiliated Society Session addresses how Feminist art practices have been utilized as a social critique in efforts to transform politics in general, and democracy in particular on an international level.Conference registration required for attendance at collegeart.org. Chairs: Connie Tell, The Feminist Art Project, and Kathleen Wentrack, The City University of New York, Queensborough CC.

FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. The TFAP@CAA 2020 Day of Panels, Transnational Feminisms, is a full-day symposium exploring women’s art practice around the world from a decolonial perspective, rejecting the notions of both “woman” and “nation” as fixed subjects and stable categories and challenging an understanding of feminism as a unified and singular entity. Chairs: Claudia Calirman, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY and Tatiana Flores, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey.
College Art Association Conference, Hilton Chicago, Continental Ballroom C

Join us for a screening of Little Stones, an award-winning documentary about women artists around the world. This screening is a great opportunity to celebrate global women artists. To learn more about the film, click here.

Want to explore tech culture and empower yourself to create with code? Join us for HackHERS, the annual, women-centric hackathon at Rutgers University, organized by Rutgers Women in Computer Science and The Douglass Project. Food will be provided and giveaways will be available throughout the day for this 24-hour event.