Women's History Month
8:30-10 a.m. | March 11 | Women's Center
Women's History Month Coffee Tuesday
Expand your network, discover new opportunities and learn more about how you can support women-owned businesses in Missouri.
Hosted by Women’s Center.
5-6:30 p.m. | March 13 | Stotler Lounge
Mizzou Women's Leadership Exchange
Grow your network of Mizzou women by connecting with women student leaders, faculty and staff who seek to elevate each other. Don’t miss this opportunity to exchange ideas, find a mentor and empower women in leadership across Mizzou.
Hosted by Missouri Students Association.
6 p.m. | March 13 | Women's Center
Women's History Month Poetry Night
Experience powerful performances at the 28th annual Women’s History Month Poetry Night, presented by Mizzou Black Creatives and the Women’s Center. Support fellow students as they share their stories of identity, resilience and resistance.
Hosted by Women’s Center, Mizzou Black Creatives.
3:30-6 p.m. | March 17 | Women's Center
Women in the Arts
Celebrate the collective strength, influence and impact of women who lead the way toward a brighter future through a dynamic artistic showcase. View visual and written art from students, faculty and staff who’ve shared what women’s history means to them.
Hosted by Women’s Center.
3:30-4:30 p.m. | March 19 | Student Center Room 2206 B&C
Women and Gender Studies Spring Lecture Series: Thomas Love Ph.D.
Join Thomas Love, Ph.D., for an enlightening presentation of their paper: “6.25% Grey: On Adrian Piper’s “Retirement from Being Black.”
Hosted by Women’s and Gender Studies.
More Events
LGBTrivia for Women's History Month
Kick off Women’s History Month with LGBT and Women’s History jeopardy! Make new friends, test your trivia knowledge and learn more about LGBT and Women changemakers throughout history.
1-3 p.m. | March 4 | LGBTQ Resource Center
Hosted by Women's Center and LGBTQ Resource Center.
Women's and Gender Studies Wednesdays
Be a part of a lunchtime discussion with Assistant Professor Pallavi Raonka of the Women’s and Gender Studies Department to learn more about her dynamic career journey.
Noon | March 5 | Women's Center
Hosted by Women and Gender Studies.
I am in Pain: How to Advocate for Your Health with Medical Professionals
Gain tools to advocate with your health needs and get informed on the history of women’s pain in the medical field through dialogue with medical professionals.
2-3:30 p.m. | March 7 | Women's Center
Hosted by the Women's Center.
Tradwives & the Feminist Lens: Romanticizing the Past, Ignoring the Present
Deepen your understanding of how economic status, family structure and health influence women’s roles through an analysis of four key Instagram accounts. Drawing on feminist theory, this presentation by Colleen Warner, Ph.D. will encourage reflection on women’s agency, social narratives and past and modern gender roles.
1:30-2:30 p.m. | March 10 | Women's Center
College of Arts & Sciences Dept. of Communication.
How to: Life Skills
Gain the tools you need to plan a safe trip and hit the road with confidence. From effective route planning to basic emergency car procedures, vehicle safety experts will equip you with solutions for any roadside challenge.
3-4 p.m. and 4-5 p.m. | March 10 | Gaines/Oldham Black Culture Center parking lot
Hosted by Women's Center and Campus Activities Programming Board.
Wine Mom Culture: Investigating Social Media Influence on Mothers' Alcohol Norms
Delve into research investigating how social media messaging influences women’s attitudes about alcohol. This enlightening presentation by Ph.D. candidate Emily Lorenz will explore the role of social comparisons, media representation and how they impact beliefs about alcohol and drinking behavior.
1:30-2:15 p.m. | March 11 | Women's Center
Hosted by College of Arts & Sciences Department of Communication
Game Night with Esports
Whether you’re a casual gamer or a seasoned pro, join us for an exciting gaming session and learn more about women’s impact on the gaming world.
5-7 p.m. | March 11 | Mizzou Gaming Lounge
Hosted by Women's Center and Esports
Sowing Success: The Legacy of Women in Agricultural Education
Discover women's critical contributions to the field of agricultural education, the progress made and the challenges still faced today through an empowering presentation and dialogue. Join the discussion to learn more about how you can support leadership within the agriculture industry.
1 p.m. | March 12 | Women's Center
She's Beautiful When She's Angry Film Screening
Explore topics within the Women’s Liberation Movement of the 1960’s through documentary “She’s Beautiful When She’s Angry.”
4-6 p.m. | March 14 | Leadership Auditorium
Hosted by Women's Center, Campus Activities Programming Board, Women and Gender Studies and The Bridge.
The Henna Artist Book Discussion
Visit The Bridge for an enlightening discussion on The Henna Artist. This novel explores navigating class structures, women’s roles and norms and seeking self-fulfillment through 17-year old Lakshmi, a henna artist in Jaipur, India.
3-4 p.m. | March 17 | 220 Townsend Hall
Hosted by College of Education and Human Development.
Little Women Movie Discussion
Join us to discuss Greta Gerwig’s adaptation of "Little Women". This story follows four sisters in post-Civil-War, as they navigate the trials and bliss of womanhood.
3-4 p.m. | March 20 | 220 Townsend Hall
Hosted by College of Education and Human Development.