Alice Dreger at University of Wisconsin
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ISNA’s former Director of Medical Education, Alice Dreger, will give a lecture entitled “Measuring Phalluses, Separating Twins, and Speaking to the Dead: What History Tells Us about Today’s Creeping Norms” in the departments of History and Women Studies at the University of Wisconsin (Madison) on March 22, 2006, at 3:30 p.m. Dr. Dreger will be visiting the University of Wisconsin as a Brittingham Scholar. According to the University of Wisconsin’s website, “the purpose of the Brittingham Visiting Scholar program is to introduce advanced students to those working ‘in the field’ who can help them increase their awareness of the kinds of expertise and accomplishments they will need after they graduate.” Dr. Dreger appreciates this opportunity to talk with Wisconsin’s faculty and students about how academia and scholarship have advanced the cause of ISNA.
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