Judith A. Houck's C.V. - Medical History & Bioethics - University of ...

Invited Lectures, National
Kaohsiung Medical University: Taipei, Taiwan; June 6, 2004
“The Medicalization of Menopause,” University of Iowa History of Medicine Series
(forthcoming October 2012)
“Hot and Bothered: A Historical Look at the Menopausal Woman,” Humboldt State
University, Women’s History Month; March 2006
“Understanding the ‘Liberated’ Patient: Women, Medicine and Feminism,” California
State University, Fullerton, Women’s History Month; March 2006
“Menopause and Liberation: Female Physicians and the Political Uses of Menopause, 1900-
1980,” University of Texas, San Antonio Women’s History Month; March 2005
“The Social History of a Biological Process: Menopause, 1900-1980,” Bryn Mawr
College, Science in Society Program; December 2002
“Is Menopause a Social Disease?: Medicine and Menopause in America, 1897-1980,"
Florida State University; March 2002
Invited Lectures, Local
“Sexual Blossoming or Sexual Decline: Understanding the Sexual Potential of
Menopausal Women, 1940-1980” Interdisciplinary Sexuality Seminar, University
of Wisconsin, Madison; November 2009
“Hot and Bothered: A Historical Look at the Menopausal Woman,” OB/Gyn Grand
Rounds, UW Madison School of Medicine and Public Health; January 2008
“’We’re Not Talking About a Service Organization’: Conflict, Survival, and the
Federation of Feminist Women’s Health Centers,” UW Madison History of
Science Department Brownbag; April 2007
“No Sex is Safe Sex: A History of Medical Involvement in Sexuality,” Sexual Health
Week, UW Madison School of Medicine and Public Health; April 2007
“A History of Women in Medicine,” Women in Medicine Student Group, UW Madison
School of Medicine and Public Health; March 2007
“Feminist Politics and Women’s Health: Uneasy Alliances and Angry Schisms,” Institute
for Research in the Humanities: UW Madison; November 2006
“Race, Gender, and Personality: Putting Student Evaluation of Faculty in Perspective,”
UW Madison Women in Science and Engineering Leadership Institute; March
2006
“Beyond Hot Flashes and Hormones: Menopause as a Social Disease,” The William
Snow Miller Seminar in Medical History, Ebling Library; April 2002
“‘Consider the Patient as a Woman and Not a Group of Glands’: Women, Menopause,
and the Medical Encounter, 1938-1962,” UW Madison Center for Women’s
Health and Women’s Health Research; April 2002
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