Anne M. Wiley
Professor, Psychology and Gender/Women’s Studies
East 116 F
775-1132, wiley@gcc.mass.edu
Anne Wiley has been teaching for over 30 years. She teaches courses in Psychology and Gender and Women’s Studies. She regularly teaches the courses such as Principles of Psychology, Psychology of Women and the interdisciplinary course, Introduction to Gender and Women’s Studies. In the past, she has also taught Psychology of Oppression and Human Growth and Development. She participated in one of the first national women’s studies curriculum transformation project conferences at Wheaton College in 1983. Since then she has been actively involved in bringing women’s studies to GCC. From the first few course offerings in 1986, to promoting Ford Foundation grant to develop the Women’s Studies program option, Anne has been committed to integrating women’s and gender studies into our curriculum. Additionally, she coordinated a past New England Women’s Studies Conference at GCC and is an adjunct professor in women’s studies at Keene State College. She was also instrumental in creating the Women’s Resource Center, which serves non traditional women students. Anne regularly presents on panels at regional and national community college and gender/women’s studies conferences. She also maintains a website for teaching and learning resources for faculty and staff at GCC. Finally, she has two articles published in Women’s Studies Quarterly and an article on using the internet in teaching social science courses in Teaching For Our Times. Anne has her Doctorate in Education from the University of Massachusetts and her dissertation was entitled: Working Class Women in a Women’s Studies Course from a Community College: Awakening Hearts and Minds.
