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(I)PFW WOST @ 50: Herstory in Progress: The Fiftieth Anniversary of Women’s Studies at (I)PFW Main Menu Welcome to WOST @ 50! Herstory Under Construction: Fifty Years of Women's Studies at (Indiana University) Purdue University Fort Wayne Table of Contents Table of Contents Program Overview Timeline of Women’s Studies Timeline Student Achievement: Awards and Scholarships Events and Speakers: The Community of Knowledge Supporting WOST Events Community Engagement: WOST in Fort Wayne The WOST Communit(ies) Tell Their Stories: Include Yours in the Living Archive Testimonials from students, faculty, alumni and collaborators Acknowledgements and Appreciation Many Thanks to Everyone Who Helped Make this Living Archive Possible

Focus on Leadership: Program Directors

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Janet Badia Janet Badia, Professor of Women’s Studies, served as director of the Women’s Studies Program from 2009-2021, when she left the position to become Dean of the newly formed College of Liberal Arts. During her tenure as director, the Women’s Studies Program was recognized as one of the fastest growing programs at IPFW, and in May 2016 the program graduated its largest class in its history under her leadership. She also directed the program during one of its most tumultuous times, leading the charge with students, alumni, and faculty and community supporters to have the program reinstated after it was shut down in fall 2016, alongside several other programs in the liberal arts.
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Janet Badia Janet Badia, Professor of Women’s Studies, served as director of the Women’s Studies Program from 2009-2021, when she left the position to become Dean of the newly formed College of Liberal Arts. During her tenure as director, the Women’s Studies Program was recognized as one of the fastest growing programs at IPFW, and in May 2016 the program graduated its largest class in its history under her leadership. She also directed the program during one of its most tumultuous times, leading the charge with students, alumni, and faculty and community supporters to have the program reinstated after it was shut down in fall 2016, alongside several other programs in the liberal arts.
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