Transforming How and What We Teach Is Movement Work

Elizabeth Minnich is a senior scholar at the Association of American Colleges and Universities, Office of Diversity, Equity & Global Initiatives. She is the author of Transforming Knowledge (2nd ed.), co-author of The Fox in The Henhouse: How Privatization Threatens Democracy, and has papers in sixteen anthologies and three textbooks focusing on women’s studies and women philosophers. She has taught at Sarah Lawrence, Hollins, and Barnard colleges; the Union Institute’s interdisciplinary doctoral program; Queens University, and has held visiting appointments as the Alexander Chair at Scripps College; a visiting scholar at the Getty Institute, and as the Whichard Visiting Distinguished Professor of Humanities and Women’s Studies at East Carolina University. She has chaired the Committee on Public Philosophy for the American Philosophical Association and the North Carolina Humanities Council, and been a member of the APA’s Committee on the Status of Women.