Screenshot from interview with Dylan Goodman (Davidson Class of 2016), about his life and experience at Davidson College, including his on-campus Jewish and LGBTQ+ advocacy as a student.
Image of Carrie Arthur from the 2001 Quips and Cranks yearbook. Arthur wrote several articles related to the Gender Resource Center as a staff writer for the Davidsonian, as well as being a member of the Women's Issues Committee.
This image is from the Davidsonian article, "Gender Resource Center Opens." The caption reads, "Randy Skattum and Jeff Goldman enjoy the new Gender Resource Center." Two students can be seen reading materials at the Gender Resource Center on the first floor of Belk Residence Hall.
This image is the first website homepage for the Gender Resource Center after its founding in 1999. The home page has the mission statement of the Center, and the navigation on the left includes links to Home, Calendar, Resources, Sign Guestbook, View Guestbook, Message Board and Email webpages.
Image of Elisabeth Russ (center), Ann Culp (second to the right), and Tommy Ross (far right) at a Gender Resource Center event. From the "Gender Resource Center" page of the 1999 Quips and Cranks yearbook.
This article describes a forum amongst the student body on April 2, 1998, in which students discussed the creation of a Women's Resource Center at Davidson College.
This article describes the perspectives of Davidson three students who were involved in the founding of the Gender Resource Center in 1998, as part of the Gender Resource Center Committee.
This article describes the week of events put on by the Women's Concerns Committee in celebration of the tenth anniversary of coeducation at Davidson College in 1983.
This newsletter was published in the first year of the Committee on Women's Concerns at Davidson College. It includes upcoming events for the organization, as well as several articles written by committee members on women's issues at Davidson.
This form shows the funds requested by Davidson College student organizations, and the money that was allocated to them by the Activities Tax Council/ Student Government Association. The Women's Center is featured in the 1981-82 request and 1981-82 allocation columns, and shows a significant difference between the requested and allocated funds.
This article describes a series of lectures and discussions during January 1981 with Susan Laurie, a poet and author from the Berkley Women Writers workshop, sponsored by the Women's Center.
This article describes the reaction of 2 members of the CCRL (Council on Campus and Religious Life) against the Women's Center, and their arguments for why the Kimmel House should not be reserved as perimeter housing for women. Several college administrators then describe the goal of creating the new Women's Center and using the Kimmel House as women's housing.