Liz McNeill
Ph.D. Graduate Student (ABD), American Studies
Liz is currently teaching WSt 338, Women and Popular Culture for the Fall 2013 semester. She has taught WSt 200.2, Gender and Power: Introduction to Women's Studies in Spring 2013.
Her research interests include feminist and gender theory with the incorporation of queer subjectivities. Specifically, she is interested in the political ramifications with the advent of queer subjects. Queer theory is a driving force in her research, which motivates alternative considerations to the normative, and material feminist theory grounds her work politically. A material connection allows for examination of the constructed conditions to which lived bodies are subjected.
In her free time she enjoy's moon walking, drinking responsibly, hiking, commodifying her culture at pride festivals across the globe, and gardening.
Contact Ms. McNeill
liz.mcneill@email.wsu.edu
509-335-7973
Wilson-Short 112A
Office Hours
Tuesday 12-1PM and by appointment
Course Materials
Fall 2013
- WSt 338
Past Courses