1997

• Committee: Joanna Regulska, Barbara Callaway, Harriet Davidson
• Post-MA Employment/Education: Faculty of Political Science and Director of the Center for Gender and Politics, University of Belgrade PhD in Political Philosophy, Rutgers University
• Thesis/Practicum: Thesis: Gender Perspectives on the Reconstruction of Political Identities in Yugoslavia

Daša Duhaček holds a PhD in Political Philosophy from Rutgers University. She is the Coordinator of the MA program in Gender Studies and and the Director of the Center for Gender and Politics at the Faculty of Political Sciences in Belgrade. She also founded and coordinates the Belgrade Women’s Studies Center. Gordana is currently Director of the Course in Feminist Criticism at Inter-University  Center IUC - Dubrovnik. She taught at the Rutgers  University, USA, Central European University (CEU) in  Budapest, Hungary, and others. Her research areas include feminist  theory and political philosophy.

• Committee: Louisa Schein, Barbara Callaway, Sherry Gorelick
• Post-MA Employment/Education: Professor, Bangmok College of Basic Studies, Myong Ji University, Seoul, South Korea PhD, Women's Studies, Clark University (2000)
• Thesis/Practicum: Thesis: The Relationship Between Feminis and Nationalism in Korea

Insook Kwon is a Professor in the College of Bangmok Basic Studies at Myongji University, South Korea. She received her doctoral degree in women’s studies at Clark University. Her research interests are masculinities,women and militarism, and state-centered nationalism. Currently, she is working on a new project regarding military nurses.

• Committee: Nancy Hartsock, Harriet Davidson
• Thesis/Practicum: The Building of Graduate Programs in Women's Studies