The Gender Lab

Department of Psychology

College of Staten Island

City University of New York

Some of the projects students from The Gender Lab have worked on:

“Identity and Intimacy After Romantic Breakups”

“Feminine Heterosexual Men”

“Gender Differences and Similarities in Sexual Self- Schemas”

“Case Studies of GID Children and Adolescents”

“Crossdressers and the Women Who Love Them”

“The Parent’s Perspective on Gender Variant Children and Adolescents: Concerns, Hopes, and Joys”

“Sexuality and Gender at Willowbrook State School”

“Ivan Pavlov and His Female Collaborators: The Untold Story”

“Why Are You an Animal Rights Activist?: The Influence of Gender and Morality”

“Aging and the Sexual Self Schema”

Irina Kopeykina (right), BA (Hons.) 2008,

presenting at the 2008 CSI Undergraduate Research Conference

Positions Available

Independent Study: Students can register for one to four credit research projects. These are individually-supervised term-long studies ranging from 4 to 12 hours a week.

Honors: Students in the CUNY Honors program or CSI students with a GPA of 3.5 or higher wishing to graduate with honors can conduct honors thesis research in The Gender Lab.

Paid Research Assistants: Federal Work Study students and other grant-funded students work in The Gender Lab.

Email Prof. Hill for more information.

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