Saint Mary’s Professor Presents Work on Racial Microaggressions

October 20, 2016 (Notre Dame, Ind.) — The departments of Gender and Women's Studies and English are proud to present Dionne Bremyer, assistant professor of English at Saint Mary’s, for a public reading on Tuesday, October 25 at 6:30 p.m. Bremyer will read from her recent essay, “Treading Water,” published in the summer edition of the Missouri Review and on LitHub.

The event is open to the public in Welsh Parlor, Haggar College Center. Click here for a campus map.

Professor of history and Gender and Women’s Studies Jamie Wagman said Bremyer’s essay is a must-read and especially important in the contemporary racial climate.  

"Dr. Bremyer's beautiful and powerful essay ties together the painful history of segregated swimming pools with a personal story, one that also underscores just how much language and words matter right now. The message is one that needs to be heard, and we welcome all to the event."

About Saint Mary's College: Celebrating over 175 years of empowering women to make a difference in the world, Saint Mary’s College is recognized as a pioneer and continued force in the education of women. A Catholic, liberal arts institution in Notre Dame, Indiana, the College offers more than 50 undergraduate academic programs and also offers co-educational master’s degrees.