Three MSU faculty panelists will present thoughts on Gender Relations in Asian Muslim Contexts. "Transgressing Religious Boundaries in Women's Empowerment: Lessons from Gujarat"
Soma Chaudhuri, Department of Sociology; "Womanhood and Power in Afghanistan and the United States: A Comparative Perspective" M. Jamil Hanifi, Department of Anthropology; "Ethnography of a Harem: Gender, Power, and Aesthetics in 16th-17th-Century Mughal India" Jyotsna Singh, Department of English

This panel was organized by the MSU Muslim Studies Program in collaboration with the Center for Gender in Global Context. Cosponsors include the Asian Studies Center; College of Arts & Letters; College of Social Science; Department of Anthropology; Department of English; Department of Linguistics & Languages; Department of Religious Studies; Department of Sociology; Global Studies in the Arts & Humanities; Honors College; James Madison College; Office for International Students & Scholars; Residential College in the Arts & Humanities

Location:	303 International Center
Price:	free
Sponsor:	public
Contact:	Mohammad Khalil khalilmo@msu.edu 517-884-6636
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