Awards
The LANG Ann Snitow Award is an award that is given every year to an undergraduate student in recognition of their work in gender and sexualities studies.
For the Academic year of 2019-2020, the directors of Gender Studies at the New School in consultation with the Gender Studies Faculty have chosen Delia Rogers as recipient of the LANG Ann Snitow Award. The committee was particularly impressed with the way in which Delia has woven together the insights from black feminism, decolonial theory, and ecofeminism between theory and practice.

“My name is Delia Rogers, I am a third year at Lang studying Global Studies and Gender Studies. I think that my favorite class has been Ecofeminism and Global Justice with Abigail Perez Aguilera, she is an amazing professor and her classes are all so so wonderful. In her class, I completed a project on collective memory which looked at the lives of midwives and examined the marginalization of midwifery practices within medicine in the United States using an anti-colonial, anti-capitalist, ecofeminist framework.”
– Delia Rogers
Read “The Dyer’s Hand” by Ann Snitow
Read “Sex for Fun: Reflections from Ann Snitow’s Przegorzały Classroom”
Awards given to GSSI Faculty
- Claire Potter
Audre Lorde article prize by the Committee on Lesbian and Gay History (American Historical Association affiliate society), 2007-08. - Francesca Granata
Coby Foundation Grant for the completion of “Otherworldly: Performance, Costume and Difference”. - Katayoun Chamany
John A. Moore Award For Science as a Way of Knowing.
2019 New School Award for Outstanding Achievements in Social Justice Teaching. - McKenzie Wark
Thoma Foundation Prize, winner of the Digital Arts Writing category, 2019.