
Last fall, NASPA assembled a task force that concluded the journal should broaden its scope to include a more expansive understanding of gender. According to its mission statement, the new journal “publishes scholarship that centers gender-based experiences of students, faculty, and staff while examining oppression, including but not limited to patriarchy, sexism, trans* oppression, and cisnormativity as they intersect with other systems of domination.”
The journal will also now have a more critical focus that will examine “the ways in which gender has been used as a construct to limit opportunities and shape outcomes and experiences” for women and other groups.


