Franklin & Marshall College

Beth E. Graybill comes to F&M having taught Women’s Studies at four colleges, including at F&M a decade ago. She completed her PhD in American Studies from the University of Maryland in 2009, and her dissertation explored businesses run by Amish women in Lancaster County. In previous jobs, Beth designed an abuse prevention web site at http://abuse.mcc.org/ when she directed the women’s desk at MCC, an international development agency based in Lancaster County, and as director of a local historical society, Beth spearheaded the planning of historical commemorative events related to the 300 anniversary of Lancaster County settlement. Beth lives at a row house in Lancaster city with her 12-year old son, Julian (and three cats).

beth.graybill@fandm.edu
717-291-3956 
Office: SCC

Nicole Lock, from Aston, PA, is a Biochemistry and Molecular Biology major and an Applied Math minor.  She is the secretary of the International Women's Outreach Committee (IWOC) and is a student assistant at the Women's Center in addition to serving on the Women's Center Executive Board.  She is the vice-chair of the Weis College House Assembly of Peers and is a part of the AdWEISors program and is an HA.  She is also involved in F&M CARES, Habitat for Humanity, Phi Sigma Pi Honors Fraternity, and performs in the Symphonic Wind Ensemble.  She has been a mentor for the Columbia High School College Connections program and has participated in the PIT pre-orientation program.
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Sophie is a Co-Chair on the Executive Board of the Women's Center, as well as the Vice President of Outreach for the International Women's Outreach Committee (IWOC). Her other involvements include a job in Admissions and a coaching position for Girls on the Run, a non-profit prevention program that encourages preteen girls to develop self-respect and healthy lifestyles through running.
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Elizabeth is Co-Chair of the Women's Center Executive Board and this is her second year serving on the Board. She is a junior working towards  a major in Government and a minor in Women's and Gender Studies, and hopes to attend law school after graduation to pursue a career in international women's rights law. Elizabeth currently works at the office of the American Studies, History and Women's and Gender Studies departments, where she works to promote the WGS department at Franklin & Marshall. Elizabeth is also involved in a variety of other groups on campus, including the John Marshall Pre-Law Honors Society, Alpha Phi, and .08. Over the summer Elizabeth worked as an intern in Washington, D.C. with the World Organization for Human Rights USA where she worked on international and gender-related human rights court cases.
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Kim is a sophomore from Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania. She is majoring in creative writing and french. In addition to the women's center, she is involved in the literary magazine, THRI- the human rights initiative, and ESL tutoring for refugees in the Lancaster area.
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Kacy Warning is a sophomore at F&M with an intended major in Sociology and a minor in International Studies with a concentration in Latin America. She is a worship team leader in Intervarsity Christian Fellowship and leads a Bible study for freshmen females through BASIC (Brothers and Sisters in Christ). Kacy plays drum-set in the Jazz band and is involved in the International Women’s Outreach Committee, the Spanish club, and The Human Rights Initiative. She hopes to do missionary work in Latin America after graduation.
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Elaine Kohler is a junior and a sociology major from Chicago who has no idea where her life is going. She likes feminism, Bon Iver, glassblowing, Lucrezia Borgia, making people laugh when their mouths are full, and anything Donald Glover has ever done. As you've undoubtedly surmised, she's up to her waist in job offers and boyfriends. This statement is empirically false.
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Michelle Carroll is a junior Government major, spending fall semester abroad in Ireland.  Michelle is past president of SAVE (Sexual Assault and Violence Educatioin) and Social Chair of College Republicans 
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Carey Faulkner came to F&M in 2009 as a visiting assistant professor of Sociology straight out of graduate school.  Her research interests center on immigrant incorporation and the theoretical controversies surrounding assimilation, particularly the intersection of gender, race-ethnicity, and immigration status.  Her master's thesis analyzed the factors associated with Mexican immigrant couples' contraceptive use.  Her dissertation examined the gendered pathways of economic mobility and cultural change among children of immigrants.  A book based on her dissertation research, Beginning a New Path: Segmented Trajectories of Immigrant Incorporation, is under contract at LFB Scholarly Publishing as part of their series “The New Americans: Recent Immigration and American Society,” edited by Steven J. Gold and Rubén Rumbaut.  Along with Introduction to Sociology and Class, Status, and Power, she has taught Sociology of the Family and Sociology of Sexuality, both of which are cross-listed with Women's and Gender Studies.
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2001 Graduate of F&M (Business major). Head Women's Volleyball Coach at F&M (since Fall of 2003). Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life at F&M (since Fall of 2006). Advisor to Panhellenic Council, Member of Committee on Sexual Misconduct, Long Term Greek Planning Committee.
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Administrator representative
Anthony Lascoskie has been the coordinator for the Allies Resource Center and adviser to F&M's LGBTA group for the past 11 years. Besides working with the students and faculty to make the campus a more tolerant and friendly place for all, he works full-time at the Fulton Theatre in the Costume Department. Anthony was a founding member of the now defunct Pink Triangle Coalition of Lancaster and serves on the Board of Planned Parenthood of the Susquehanna Valley, and on the advisory board for the Lancaster branch of CommonRoads and LGBTQA youth group.
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