Charlotte Powley

LECTURER IN LEGAL STUDIES


LGLS 118A: Gender, Justice, and Legislation


Charlotte Powley has joined the legal studies program, bringing with her a wealth of expertise in social policy and research. With a PhD in Social Policy from the Heller School for Policy and Research in 2020, her doctoral work has centered on menstrual management and students' experiences of menstruation in US public schools. Prior to joining the legal studies faculty, Powley served as an Assistant Teaching Professor at Simmons University, specializing in public health. Her background and research experience make her a valuable addition to the program, and she has a history of supporting ENACT research initiatives, including her role as a teaching assistant for the Brandeis ENACT course in 2020 and 2021. In this spring semester of 2024, Charlotte Powley is teaching a LGLS and ENACT course titled "Gender, Justice, and Legislation" (LGLS 118B), further enhancing the department's commitment to addressing critical issues of gender, justice, and legislation.


Charlotte Powley's dedication to research and her extensive academic background make her an ideal choice to lead the "Gender, Justice, and Legislation" course. Her work in social policy and her focus on menstrual management in schools demonstrate her commitment to addressing important societal issues. With her previous experience as a teaching assistant and her involvement in ENACT research, students can look forward to engaging and insightful instruction that combines academic rigor with real-world relevance. The legal studies program welcomes Charlotte Powley and anticipates her valuable contributions to the educational experience of our students.

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