a woman and man having a discussion over a plate of wings.

On the latest episode of the College of Arts and Sciences’ web series “Wingin’ It!," Dean Robin G. Schulze takes center stage and shares her hot takes. Joined by host Zach Carr, clinical assistant professor in the Department of Communication, they share wings and delve into major questions facing students in the College. Photo: Meredith Forrest Kulwicki

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“She’s helping people who are going through similar things — and that is meaningful. But at the same time, she is picking up on an ancient patriarchal notion by calling herself a ‘physician wife.’ It goes back to times when a woman ceased to exist as a person recognized by law."

The Today Show quotes Kari Winter, professor in the Department of Global Gender and Sexuality Studies, in an article about a social media personality – a self-described “doctor’s wife” – criticized for having no identity.

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