Dr. Wilson's research and teaching interests focus on the history and study of gender, disability, feminism, and sexuality. She recently finished the manuscript for her second book titled The Zoey Prism, which draws on historical analysis, theory, and her personal experiences to offer new perspectives on concepts such as mothering, identity, intersectionality, the gaze, and the meaning of disability. Dr. Wilson lives in Tulsa, Oklahoma with her husband, Nathan, her children, Zoey and Connor, and dogs Linda and Marlin.

Disability in history and culture, representations of autism, the history of women’s social movements, food and political campaigning

Gender Studies, Disability Studies, Feminist Theory, US Women’s History, US Popular Culture

• Special Topics in Women's and Gender Studies I
• Women in the US Since 1900
• Independent Study
• Seminar
• Special Topics
• History of Women in US Since 1900
• The Vampire in American History and Culture
• History and Literature
• Internship
• Research and Thesis
• History of Women in the United States to 1900
• Feminist Futures: What the United States Can Learn From Iceland
• Research in the History of the United States
• Feminist Theory

• Outstanding Teacher Award