Spring 1992
A reunion and conference held, "In Celebration of Women's Education at SSU: 1970-1992"
Karen Markowitz laid off from Women's Resource Center and funding is ended
Fall 1993
Women's Resource Center returns to a primarily student-run organization with Linda Lipps, Associate Director of EOP, given one-fourth time to be the coordinator
Student coordinator of Women's Resource Center files a case with the U.S. Office of Civil Rights (OCR), complaining that SSU is deficient in dealing with complaints about sexual assault and sexual harassment
Women's Studies wins a grant from AT&T to develop a "Women in Science" program
Spring 1994
Eileen Naughton-Merberg appointed Coordinator of Sexual Assault Education
Christine Ritchy-Gray hired to coordinate a Women in Science program
Fall 1994
Women's Studies is granted a second tenure-track position
Women's Studies approved to offer an experimental special major in Gender Studies for five years
Spring 1995
Cindy Stearns hired as assistant professor of Women's Studies
Fall 1995
Funding restored to hire a half-time professional coordinator for the Women's Resource Center, combined with a half-time employee in the Office of Campus Life. Kris Montgomery is hired
Fall 1996
"Conference on Girls: Power, Promise and Possibility" held with funding from the Sonoma County Community Foundation and AAUW
Spring 1997
Students Against Sexual Assault (SASA) founded with Brandi Redman as the first student coordinator
Fall 1997
Kaiser Permanente funds the Women's Health Lecture Series
Spring 1998
New major in Women's and Gender Studies approved unanimously by all campus committees. This is the new name of the program