Denda, Kayo

Denda, Kayo

Librarian and Head, Margery Somers Foster Center & Women's Studies Librarian

Email: kayo.denda@rutgers.edu

Tel: (848) 932-5023

Office: 8 Chapel Drive, New Brunswick, NJ 08901-8527

Research Interests

Women's and Gender Studies, Visual Culture and Literacy, Asians in the Americas and Diasporas.

WGS Statement on Academia and Free Speech Rights

It is inherent to the discipline of Women's Studies to deal with complex subjects through theoretical lenses, which question conventional knowledge production. This department, one of the most distinguished departments of WGS in the country, has a highly visible faculty of national and international reputation invited to speak in various fora on sometimes highly controversial subjects. Such faculty members, as scholars, have not only a right, but also an obligation to produce and disseminate knowledge within and beyond the academy. Moreover, as private citizens, our faculty continue to enjoy the same freedoms of speech and expression as any private citizen and in accordance with university policy the department supports their protection from institutional discipline in the exercise of these academic and free speech rights.

Rutgers University Policy on Academic Freedom

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