DAINA  CHEYENNE  HARVEY    

   

Office  Address    Department  of  Sociology  

&  Anthropology  One  College  Street  Worcester,  MA  01610  

(508)  793-­‐2630  

Home  Address  Common  Street  

Douglas,  MA  01516  dharvey@holycross.edu  

(609)  865-­‐0651        I.  EDUCATION    2013             Ph.D.  in  Sociology     Rutgers  University,  Department  of  Sociology     Dissertation:  If  This  Thing  Had  Never  Happened:  Moving  on  From  Hurricane  Katrina     Supervisor:  Dr.  Karen  Cerulo    2001           M.A.  in  Sociology     University  of  Houston,  Department  of  Sociology       Thesis:  Art  and  Meaning:  A  Logistical  Study  of  Mexican  Muralism  (1920-­‐1940)  and  the     Federal  Art  Projects  (1933-­‐1943)     Supervisor:  Dr.  Joseph  Kotarba    1997            B.A.  (double)  in  Philosophy  and  Economics       University  of  Texas-­‐-­‐Austin    1995            B.B.A.  in  Finance       University  of  Texas-­‐-­‐Austin      II.  PROFESSIONAL  APPOINTMENTS    2013   Assistant  Professor       College  of  the  Holy  Cross     Department  of  Sociology  &  Anthropology    2012     Instructor     College  of  the  Holy  Cross     Department  of  Sociology  &  Anthropology

   

 

 III.  RESEARCH  INTERESTS  &  SPECIALIZATION    Sociology  of  Risk    Social  Disruption    Social  Suffering  Climate    Degrowth  The  Environmental  Precariat    Urban  Marginality  Social  Justice    Culture  &  Cognition  Visual  Sociology    IV.  PUBLICATIONS    Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne.  (forthcoming).  “Secondary  Violences  as  Social  Policy  in  the  Aftermath  of  a    

Disaster:  A  Corollary  to  Naomi  Klein’s  Disaster  Capitalism.”  Humanity  and  Society.    Jones,  Ellis,  and  Daina  Cheyenne  Harvey.  (forthcoming).  “Ethical  Brews:  New  England,  Networked     Ecologies,  and  a  New  Craft  Beer  Movement.”  In  Untapped:  Exploring  the  Cultural  Dimensions     of  the  Craft  Beer  Revolution,  edited  by  Nathaniel  G.  Chapman,  J.  Slade  Lellock,  and  Cameron     Lippard.  Morgantown,  WV:  West  Virginia  University  Press.  Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne,  Yuki  Kato,  and  Catarina  Passidomo.  (forthcoming).  "Re-­‐Building     Others’    Communities:  A  Critical  Analysis  of  Race  and  Nativism  in  Nonprofits  in  the     Aftermath  of  Hurricane  Katrina."  Local  Environment:  The  International  Journal  of  Justice     and  Sustainability.    Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne.  2015.  “Waiting  in  The  Lower  Ninth  Ward  in  New  Orleans:  A  Case  Study     on  the  Tempography  of  Urban  Marginalization.”    Symbolic  Interaction  38(4):  539-­‐556.  Peterson,  David,  and  Daina  Cheyenne  Harvey.  2015.  “Kafkaesque  Bureaucracies  as  Natural     Breaching  Experiments:  Interactional  Failures  and  the  Search  for  Institutional  Agency.”     Symbolic  Interaction  38(2):  195-­‐212.  Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne.  2015.  "  The  Cultural  Geography  of  Community  Suffering."  Pp.269-­‐280     in  World  Suffering  &  the  Quality  of  Life,  edited  by  Ronald  E.  Anderson.  New  York,  New     York:  Springer.  Francis,  Ara,  and  Daina  Cheyenne  Harvey.  2015.  "Hurricane  Katrina,  Family  Trauma,  and  the     Micro-­‐Politics  of  Suffering".  Pp.  401-­‐411  in  World  Suffering  &  the  Quality  of  Life,  edited     by  Ron    Anderson.  New  York,  New  York:  Springer.  Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne.  “Disasters  as  Hyper-­‐Marginalization:  Social  Abandonment  in  the     Lower  Ninth  Ward  of  New  Orleans.”  2014.  Pp.  281-­‐308  in  Urban  Ills:  Post-­‐Recession     Complexities  of  Urban  Living  in  the  Twenty-­‐First  Century  in  Global  Contexts,  edited  by     Carol  Camp  Yeakey,  Vetta  Sanders  Thompson,  and  Anjanette  Wells.  Boston:  Lexington     Books.  Carol  Camp  Yeakey,  Vetta  Sanders  Thompson,  and  Anjanette  Wells.  Boston:     Lexington  Books.  Kato,  Yuki,  Catarina  Passidomo,  and  Daina  Cheyenne  Harvey.  2014.  “Political  Gardening  in  a     Post-­‐Disaster  City:  Lessons  from  New  Orleans.”  Urban  Studies  51(9):  1833-­‐1849.  Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne,  and  Andrew  Varuzzo.  2014.  “’Double  Diversion’  and  the  Environmental     Good:  Framing  a  Disproportionate  Solution  to  an  Ecological  Threat  as  a  Problem  for  the     Commons.”  Pp.  73-­‐89  in  William  R.  Freudenburg,  A  Life  in  Social  Research:  Research  in  

   

 

  Social  Problems  and  Public  Policy,  Volume  21,  edited  by  Susan  Maret.  UK:  Emerald  Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne.  2012.  “A  Quiet  Suffering:  Some  Notes  on  the  Sociology  of  Suffering.”     Sociological  Forum  27(2):  528-­‐535.  Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne.  2012.  “A  New  Geography  of  Trouble.”  Pp.  119-­‐133  in  Black  Beaches  and     Bayous:  The  BP  Deepwater  Horizon  Oil  Spill  Disaster,  edited  by  Lisa  A.  Eargle  and  Ashraf     M.  Esmail.  New  York:  University  Press  of  America.    Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne.  2010.  “The  Space  for  Culture  and  Cognition.”  Poetics:  Journal  of     Empirical  Research  on  Culture,  Media,  and  the  Arts  38(2):  184-­‐203.  Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne.  2008.  “Remembering  the  Forgetting  of  New  Orleans.”  Pp.129-­‐139  in     What  is  a  City?  Rethinking  the  Urban  after  Hurricane  Katrina,  edited  by  Phil  Steinberg  and     Rob  Shields.  Athens,  Georgia:  University  of  Georgia  Press.  Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne,  and  Janet  Lorenzen.  2008.  “Contemporary  Leisure  Frontiers  for     Americans.”  Pp.  75-­‐92  in  Loisir  et  Liberté  en  Amérique  Du  Nord,  edited  by  Pierre     Lagayette.  Paris:  Presses  de  l’Université  Paris-­‐Sorbonne.    Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne.  2007.    “(Re)Creating  Culture  Through  Tourism:  Black  Heritage  Space  in     New  Jersey.”  Pp.  59-­‐68  in  Tourism,  Culture  and  Regeneration,  edited  by  Melanie  K.     Smith.  Oxford:  Oxford  University  Press.    Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne,  and  Janet  Lorenzen.  2006.  “Signifying  Practices  and  the  Co-­‐Tourist.”     Tourismos  1(1):  9-­‐26.  Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne.  2006.  “‘Mis  en  Fiction  du  Monde’:  Les  Lieux  de  Mémoire  and  New     Orleans.”  Space  and  Culture  9(1):  92-­‐94.    Edited  Volumes  &  Special  Issues  

 Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne.  2015.  “The  Sympathetic  State  and  Social  Disruption.”  Social  Justice     Research  28(3).  Dolgon,  Corey,  Daina  Cheyenne  Harvey,  and  James  Pennell.  2015.  “Teaching  Humanist     Sociology.”  Humanity  and  Society  39(2).    Book  Reviews  

 Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne.  2016.  Crisis  Cities:  Disaster  and  Redevelopment  in  New  York  and  New     Orleans,  by  Kevin  Fox  Gotham  and  Miriam  Greenberg.  Contemporary  Sociology  45(1):  46-­‐   48.  Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne.  2014.  Mennonite  Disaster  Service:  Building  a  Therapeutic  Community     after  the  Gulf  Coast  Storms,  by  Brenda  Phillips.  Humanity  &  Society  38(3):  345-­‐347.    Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne.  2012.  Divided  Cities:  Belfast,  Beirut,  Jerusalem,  Mostar,  and  Nicosia,     by  Jon  Calame     and  Esther  Charlesworth.  Societies  Without  Borders:  The  Journal  of     Human  Rights  and  Social  Sciences  7(3):  380-­‐384.    Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne.  2009.  Urban  Outcasts:  A  Comparative  Sociology  of  Advanced     Marginality,  by  Loïc  Wacquant.  Sociological  Inquiry  79(1):  137-­‐138.    Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne.  2008.  The  Art  of  Listening,  by  Les  Back.  Contemporary  Sociology     37(5):  483-­‐484.  Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne.  2007.  The  Playful  Crowd:  Pleasure  Places  in  the  Twentieth  Century,  by     Gary  Cross  and  John  Walton.  Journal  of  Heritage  Tourism  2(1):  64-­‐65.    Other  Publications  

 

   

 

Dolgon,  Corey,  Daina  Cheyenne  Harvey,  and  James  Pennell.  2015.  “Teaching  Humanist     Sociology.”  Humanity  &  Society  39(2):  131-­‐134.  Henricks,  Kasey,  and  Daina  Cheyenne  Harvey.  2015.  "Black  Dollars,  White  Pockets:  Looting  By     Another  Name."  Humanity  &  Society  39(1)  3-­‐8.  Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne.  2012.  “Failure  to  Respond.”  Contexts  11:  8.  Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne.    2011.  “Comments  on  Javier  Auyero’s  ‘Chuck  and  Pierre  at  the  Welfare     Office’:  The  Forum  Mailbox.”  Sociological  Forum  26:  183-­‐184.  Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne.  2007.  “Comments  on  Laurie  Mulvey  and  Samuel  Richards’  ‘Thoughts     on  a  Conversational  Approach  to  Race  Relations:  The  Forum  Mailbox’.”  Sociological     Forum  22:  558-­‐559    Working  Book  Manuscripts  

 Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne.  Welcome  to  the  Lower  Ninth  Ward:  Living  with  Ecological  Violence.  [In     discussion  with  Rutgers  University  Press.]  Jones,  Ellis,  and  Daina  Cheyenne  Harvey.  Networked  Ecologies:  Exploring  New  England’s  Craft     Beer  Revolution.    DeGloma,  Thomas,  and  Daina  Cheyenne  Harvey.  Culture,  Cognition,  and  Conflict:  The     Sociomental  Character  of  our  Moral  and  Political  Disputes.  Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne.  Social  Disruption,  Culture,  and  Media:  How  We  See  Disasters.    Working  Papers  &  Projects  

 Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne.  “Cultures  of  Risk:  When  Seeing  is  Not  Believing.”  (for  The  Oxford     Handbook  of  Cognitive  Sociology,  edited  by  Wayne  H.  Brekhus  and  Gabe     Ignatow).  Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne.  Special  issue,  “Climate,  Risk  and  Environment”  for  Sociological  Forum.    Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne.  “Ethnographic  Violence:  Doing  Ethnography  in  Places  of  Suffering.”    Lorenzen,  Janet,  and  Daina  Cheyenne  Harvey.    “Approaching  Green  from  Different  Directions:     New  Orleans  to  the  Jersey  Shore.”  Prepared  for  Emergent  Possibilities  for  Global     Sustainability  Intersections  of  Race,  Class  and  Gender.  Phoebe  Godfrey  and  Denise     Torres  (Eds).  Routledge.  Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne.  “Climate  Change  in  the  Bucolic  Ghetto:  Making  Sense  of  Large  Scale     Disasters  in  Marginalized  Communities  Through  Eco-­‐Uncertainty.”  Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne.  Special  issue,  “Environmental  Activism”  for  Humanity  &  Society.    Varuzzo,  Andrew,  and  Daina  Cheyenne  Harvey.  “Environmental  Privilege  and  Green  Space:     Social  Disparities  in  the  Distribution  of  Worcester’s  Tree  Canopy.”          Harvey,  Daina  Cheyenne.  “Cities  as  Cultural  Boundaries:  Discourse  Strategies  and  Newspaper     Coverage  of  the  Federal  Arts  Projects,  1933-­‐1943.”      V.  OTHER  PROJECTS      Guest  Curator,  Katrina  Then  &  Now:  Artists  as  Witness,  Part  I:  Documenting,  Describing,  and     Dealing  with  Disaster.  Iris  and  B.  Gerald  Cantor  Art  Gallery.  September  2  2015-­‐  October     10  2015  Guest  Curator,  Katrina  Then  &  Now:  Artists  as  Witness,  Part  II:  The  Rebirth  of  Art.  Iris  and  B.     Gerald  Cantor  Art  Gallery.  October  22  2015  –  December  18  2015    

   

 

VI.  AWARDS,  FELLOWSHIPS,  AND  GRANTS      2015   Campus  Compact,  Campuses  for  Environmental  Stewardship  and  the  David  Educational     Foundation  ($4000)  (with  Michelle  Sterk  Barrett,  Andrea  Borghini,  Stephanie  Crist,  and     Kelly  Wolfe-­‐Bellin)  2015   Bachelor-­‐Ford  Summer  Research  Grant,  Holy  Cross,  2015  ($3800)  2015   Research  and  Publications  Grant,  Holy  Cross  ($1400)  2015   Faculty  Development  Grant,  College  of  the  Holy  Cross  ($800)  2014       Robert  L.  Ardizzone  (’63)  Junior  Faculty  Research  Award,  Holy  Cross  ($2000)  2014     Bachelor-­‐Ford  Summer  Research  Grant,  Holy  Cross  ($3500)  2014   Research  and  Publications  Grant,  Holy  Cross  ($1000)  2013     Holy  Cross  Rising  Star  Award  2013   Faculty  Development  Grant,  College  of  the  Holy  Cross  ($1,000)  2011   Ford  Foundation  Dissertation  Fellowship,  (Honorable  Mention)  2010   University  and  Louis  Bevier  Dissertation  Fellowship,  (Alternate)  2010   Rutgers  University  Initiative  on  Climate  and  Social  Policy,  ($3,000)  2010   National  Periship  Award,  ($10,000)  2010   Graduate  School-­‐New  Brunswick,  Award  for  Excellence  in  Teaching  2009   The  Horowitz  Foundation  for  Social  Policy,  2009  ($4,000)  2009     SAGE/Pine  Forge  Teaching  Innovation  and  Professional  Development  Award,  American     Sociological  Association,  Section  on  Teaching  and  Learning  2009   Presidential  Fellow,  Carnegie  Academy  for  the  Scholarship  of  Teaching  and  Learning,     Carnegie  Foundation  2008   Presidential  Fellow,  Carnegie  Academy  for  the  Scholarship  of  Teaching  and  Learning,     Carnegie  Foundation  2007   Harry  C.  Bredemeier  Prize  for  Excellence  in  Undergraduate  Teaching,  Sociology     Department,  Rutgers  University  2006   Greenblat  Award,  Sociology  Department,  Rutgers  University      VII.  TEACHING  EXPERIENCE  (HOLY  CROSS)    Environmental  Sociology  Sociological  Perspectives  Social  Disruption  and  the  City  Social  Statistics  Disaster  Sociology:  NY2NOLA    Cities  and  Environment  Disasters,  Media  &  Culture    2015   Zhenxi  Qi  (Departmental  Honors  Thesis  ·∙Supervisor)  2015   Tara  Hank  (Departmental  Honors  Thesis  ·∙Supervisor)  2015   Victoria  Pennacchio  (Washington  Semester  Capstone  ·∙Reader)  2014     Ethan  Jacques  (WGST  Capstone  ·∙Supervisor)  2014     Andrew  Varuzzo  (Directed  Readings,  Urban  Forestry)  2014   Jacqueline  Saltarelli  (Departmental  Honors  Thesis  ·∙Reader)  2013     Francis  DeLeo  (College  Honors  Thesis  ·∙Reader)  2013   Martha  Walters  (Departmental  Honors  Thesis  ·∙Reader)  2013     Andrew  Varuzzo  (Mellon  Fellowship  ·∙Supervisor)  

   

 

2012   Hana  Carey  (Departmental  Honors  Thesis  ·∙Reader)  2012     Elizabeth  McManus  (Departmental  Honors  Thesis  ·∙Supervisor)    VIII.  CONFERENCE  PRESENTATIONS    2015   “Ethical  Brews:  Social  and  Environmental  Responsibility  in  the  New  England  Craft  Beer     Movement”  (with  Ellis  Jones).  Association  for  Humanist  Sociology,  Portland.  2015   “Dealing  with  Disaster:  Doing  Devious  Things  with  Our  Minds.”  Eastern  Sociological     Society,  New  York  2014     “Environmental  Activism  For  Whom?  The  Common  Problem  for  the  Problem  of  the     Commons”  (with  Andrew  Varuzzo).  Association  for  Humanist  Sociology,  Cleveland.    2014    “’Where’d  All  You  White  People  Come  From’:  Alienation  through  Aid  in  the  Aftermath  of     Hurricane  Katrina  and  the  Federal  Levee  Failures.”  Association  for  Humanist  Sociology,     Cleveland.  2014   “Give  me  a  Pigfoot  and  a  Bottle  of  Beer:  Performance  of  Food  in  the  Aftermath  of     Hurricane  Katrina.”  Society  for  the  Study  of  Symbolic  Interaction,  San  Francisco.    2014   “’Disaster  Capitalism’,  Regular  Capitalism,  and  the  Search  for  a  Big  Mac:  Undermining     Assumptions  of  ‘What  Is  To  Be  Done’  for  Marginalized  Communities  in  the  Aftermath  of     Disasters.”  International  Sociological  Association,  World  Congress  of  Sociology,  Japan.  2014     “A  Tale  of  Two  Sorrows:  Hurricane  Katrina,  Parenting  Trouble,  and  the  Politics  of     Suffering”  (with  Ara  Francis).  International  Sociological  Association,  World  Congress  of     Sociology,  Japan.  2014   “’Where’d  All  You  White  People  Come  From’:  Alienation  through  Aid  in  the  Aftermath  of     Hurricane  Katrina  and  the  Federal  Levee  Failures”.  International  Sociological  Association     World  Congress  of  Sociology,  Japan.  2014     “The  Invisible  Work  of  Reproducing  Environmental  Inequalities:  Framing  Environmental   Solutions  to  Ecological  Threats  as  Problems  for  the  Commons.”  (with  Andrew  Varuzzo),     The  Eastern  Sociological  Society,  Baltimore.    2013     “Race,  Capitalism,  and  Environmental  Disruption”.  Association  for  Humanist  Sociology.     Arlington.  2013    “Cultural  Sociologist  in  Search  of  Cognition,  Will  Travel:  Locating  Culture  and  Cognition     in  Ethnography”.  American  Sociological  Association,  New  York.  2013     “Secondary  Violences  as  Social  Policy  in  the  Aftermath  of  Environmental  Disruption:  A     Corollary  to  Naomi  Klein’s  Disaster  Capitalism”  Society  for  the  Study  of  Social  Problems,     New  York.  2013     “Carrots  and  Sticks:  Sustainable  Consumption  in  the  Lower  Ninth  Ward  after  Hurricane     Katrina”.    The  Sustainable  Consumption  Research  and  Action  Initiative,  The  Future  of     Consumerism  and  Well-­‐Being  in  a  World  of  Ecological  Constraints,  Clark  University,     Worcester.  2013    “Problems  with  Building  Sustainable  Communities  in  a  Time  and  Place  of  Peril:  A     Postcard  from  the  Lower  Ninth  Ward”.  The  Eastern  Sociological  Society,  Boston.     Sustaining  Communities/Sustainable  Lives:  Social  Change,  Social  Action,  and  Social     Justice.  2013   “Dilemmas  in  Defining  and  Creating  Sustainable  Communities:  Lessons  from  the  Lower     Ninth  Ward.”  The  American  Society  for  Public  Administration,  New  Orleans  2013     “Political  gardening  in  a  post-­‐disaster  city:  Lessons  from  New  Orleans”.  From  the     Outside  In:  Sustainable    Futures  for  Global  Cities  and  Suburbs,  National  Center  for     Suburban  Studies,  Hofstra  University,  Long  Island.  (With  Yuki  Kato  and  Catarina  

   

 

  Passidomo).    2012     “Secondary  Violences  and  Disastrous  Space:  The  Hyper-­‐Marginalization  of  the  Lower     Ninth  Ward  in  the  Aftermath  of  Katrina.”  Society  for  the  Study  of  Social  Problems,     Denver.    2011     “A  Case  Study  on  the  Tempography  of  Urban  Marginalization:  A  View  From  Below  the     City.”  Urban  Affairs  Association,  New  Orleans.      2011    “Cognitive  Styles  and  Cultural  Response  to  Trouble.”  American  Sociological  Association,     Las  Vegas.  2011     “‘That’s  Just  Another  Thing.  We  Use  To  It’:  Living  in  a  Geography  of  Trouble.”  American     Sociological  Association,  Las  Vegas.  2011     “‘There’s  God,  Then  There’s  Mac”’:  Responses  to  Living  in  a  Geography  of  Trouble.”     Society  for  the  Study  of  Social  Problems,  Society  for  the  Study  of  Social  Problems,  Las     Vegas.  2011   “Waiting  in  The  Lower  Ninth  Ward  in  New  Orleans:  A  Case  Study  on  the  Tempography     of  Urban  Marginalization.”  Eastern  Sociological  Society,  Philadelphia.  2010     “The  Science  Behind  Social  Problems.”  Southwestern  Sociological  Association,  Houston.  2010     “Suffering  at  the  Margins:  Everyday  Life  and  Uncertainty  in  the  Lower  9th.”  Society  for     the  Study  of  Symbolic  Interaction,  Atlanta.  2009     “A  Space  for  Culture  and  Cognition.”  American  Sociological  Association,  San  Francisco.  2009    “Spaces  and  Schemas.”  Eastern  Sociological  Society,  Baltimore.  2009   “It's  Never  About  Race:  Examining  Extra-­‐Racial  Discourse  in  a  Post-­‐Racist  America.”     Graduate  Forum  on  Race  and  Ethnicity,  Center  for  Race  and  Ethnicity,  Rutgers     University,  New  Brunswick.  2008      “The  Black  History  Month  and  Cultural  Memory.”  Graduate  Forum  on  Race  and     Ethnicity,  Center  for  Race  and  Ethnicity,  Rutgers  University,  New  Brunswick.  2007    “Memory,  Space  and  Inequality:  Mnemonic  Continuity  and  the  Spaces  of  the     Traumatized  City.”  Eastern  Sociological  Society,  Philadelphia.  2007   “Remembering  the  Forgetting  of  New  Orleans.”  American  Association  of  Geographers,     San  Francisco.  2006     “The  Social  Organization  of  Shared  Spaces:  Creating  Boundaries  with  Brands.”     International  Visual  Sociology  Association,  Urbino,  Italy.  2006     “History  in  Twenty-­‐Eight  Days:  Mnemonic  Saliency  and  the  Black  History  Month.”     American  Sociological  Association,  Montréal.  2006   “Cultural  Boundaries  and  Tourism:  The  Rise  of  the  Co-­‐Tourist.”  (with  Janet  Lorenzen),     American  Sociological  Association,  Montréal.  2006   “Consuming  Space:  Signifying  Practices  Within  Generic  Spaces.”  (with  Janet  Lorenzen),     Eastern  Sociological  Society,  Boston.  2006   “The  Mnemonic  Parsing  of  the  City.”  Eastern  Sociological  Society,  Boston,  2006   “Seeing  is  not  Always  Believing:  Differentiating  the  Collective  Memory  of  Spatial     Iconography  from  the  Experience  of  Iconic  Places.”  Eastern  Sociological  Society,  Boston.  2006   “Cognition,  Slavery  and  Tourism:  Forgetting  the  Present,  Remembering  the  Past.”     Invited  Presentation.  ESS  Mini-­‐Conference  on  Culture  and  Cognition,  Eastern     Sociological  Society  Boston.  2006      “A  Time  and  a  Place  for  Space:  Problems  for  Spatial  Relations  during  a  Time  of    Cultural     Regeneration.”    Second  Annual  Interdisciplinary  Graduate  Student  Conference,  Brown     University,  Providence.  2005      “Between  Cultural  Preservation  and  Cultural  Perversion:  Comparative  Ethnoscapes  on     New  Jersey  and  Louisiana  Plantations.”  World  Congress  of  The  International  Institute  of  

   

 

  Sociology,  Stockholm.  2005   "The  Production  of  Place:  Racializing  Space  for  the  Virtual  Tourist."  American     Sociological  Association,  Philadelphia.  2005     “Signifying  Place:  Tourist  Practices  in  Contested  Space.”  Society  for  the  Study  of     Symbolic  Interaction,  Philadelphia.  2005   “Producing,  Consuming,  and  Managing  Culture:  (Re)Discovering  Black  Heritage  Sites.”     Eastern  Sociological  Society,  Washington  D.C.  2005   “Between  Place  and  Space:  The  New  Jersey  Plantation  as  Heritage  Site  and  Space  of     Anamnesis.”  Southwestern  Sociological  Association,  New  Orleans.  2004     “Leisure,  Space  and  Consumption:  Contemporary  Leisure  Frontiers  for  Americans."  (with     Janet  Lorenzen),  Leisure  and  Liberty  in  North  America,  Sorbonne,  Paris.  2004   “A  New  Deal  for  the  New  Deal  Art:  Framing  and  the  Federal  Arts  Projects.”  Social     Theory,  Politics  and  the  Arts,  George  Mason  University,  Arlington.  2001   “A  Sociological  Theory  of  Meaning:  Towards  a  New  Sociology  of  Art.”  Society  for  the     Study  of  Symbolic  Interaction,  Anaheim.  2001     “Conceptualizing  the  On-­‐line  Teaching  of  Popular  Culture  as  Popular  Culture.”  (with     Joseph  Kotarba),  Society  for  the  Study  of  Symbolic  Interaction,  Anaheim.  2001   “The  Sociologistics  of  Meaning.”  Southwestern  Sociological  Association,  Fort  Worth.  2000   “Democratic  Constraints  on  Contemporary  Culture:  An  Ethnographic  Analysis  of  Gate-­‐   Keeping  in  Houston  Art  Museums  and  Galleries.”  Southwestern  Sociological  Association,     Galveston.    VIII.  PROFESSIONAL  SERVICE    Editorial  Boards  

 Journal  of  Undergraduate  Ethnography  (2015-­‐2016)  Humanity  &  Society  (2013-­‐2016)  Sociological  Forum  (2012-­‐2016)      Elected  &  Appointed  Positions  

 Nomination  Committee,  AHS  (2015-­‐2017)  Secretary-­‐Treasurer,  Section  on  Teaching  and  Learning,  ASA  (2015-­‐2017)  Chair,  Environment  and  Technology  Division,  SSSP  (2014-­‐2016)  Committee  on  Committees,  SSSP  (declined)  Book  Review  Editor,  Urbanities  (2015-­‐2016)  Co-­‐Editor,  Newsletter  for  the  Teaching  and  Learning  Section,  ASA  (2014-­‐2016)  Graduate  Student  Council  Representative,  Culture  Section,  ASA  (2010-­‐2012)  Managing  Editor,  Sociological  Forum  (2007-­‐2012)  Chair,  Student  Forum  Advisory  Board,  ASA  (2006-­‐2007)  Student  Forum  Advisory  Board,  ASA  (2005-­‐2007)    Association  for  Humanist  Sociology  (AHS)  

 Organizer,  Presider    (2015)  Organizer  (2015)  Chair,  Betty  and  Alfred  McClung  Lee  Book  Award  Committee  (2015)  

   

 

Co-­‐Chair  Nomination  Committee  (2015-­‐2016)  Presider,  Disaster  Capitalism  (2014)  Organizer  &  Presider,  Race,  Capitalism,  and  Environmental  Disruption  (2013)    Society  for  the  Study  of  Social  Problems  (SSSP)  

 Organizer,  Teaching  with  Technology  (2015)  Organizer,  Environmental  Racism  (2015)  Graduate  Student  Paper  Award  Committee,  Environment  and  Technology  Division  (2015)  Organizer  and  Presider,  Urban  Environment  Relations  (2014)  Graduate  Student  Paper  Award  Committee,  Teaching  Social  Problems  Division  (2013)  Organizer  and  Presider,  New  Directions  and  Cutting  Edge  Approaches  to  Teaching  Social     Problems  (2011)  Co-­‐Organizer  and  Presider,  Teaching  Social  Problems  Is  Doing  Social  Problems  Work  (2010)    Eastern  Sociological  Society  (ESS)  

 Co-­‐Organizer,  Mini-­‐Conference  in  the  Sociology  of  Culture  and  Cognition  (2015)  Presider  &  Discussant,  Presidential  Panel  on  Sociology  of  Disasters  (2015)  Presider,  Constructing  Political  Identities  (2015)  Presider,  Culture,  Cognition,  and  Emotion  (2015)  Presider,  Performing  the  Arts  and  Artistic  Organizations  (2015)  Presider,  Margins,  Liminality,  and  Boundary  Work  (2015)  Presider,  New  Frontiers  in  Culture  and  Cognition  (2015)  Presider,  Culture,  Classification,  and  the  Construction  of  Identities  (2015)  Mirra  Komarovsky  Book  Award  Committee  (2007)  Organizer  &  Presider,  Visualizing  Place  (2006)    American  Sociological  Association  (ASA)  

 Ex-­‐Officio  member  of  the  American  Sociological  Association’s  Committee  on  Teaching  (2015-­‐   2017)  Voting  Member  of  American  Sociological  Association’s  Section  Council  (2015-­‐2017)  Presider,  Environmental  Justice  (2014)    Publications  Committee,  Teaching  and  Learning  Section  (2013-­‐2015)      Moderator/Facilitator,  Environment-­‐Cities  (2013)    Co-­‐Organizer,  Utopias  and  Rebuilding:  Cities  and  Communities  after  Disaster  (2012)    Presider,  Race  Relations  in  the  US  South  (2011)    Committee  Member,  Nominations  Committee,  Section  on  Teaching  and  Learning  (2010)  Presider,  Space,  Place  and  Identity  (2009)    Presider,  Residential  Segregation  and  Integration  (2009)  Discussant  &  Presider,  Culture  and  Consumption  (2008)  Organizer,  Demystifying  the  Publication  Process:  Editors  of  Sociology  Journals  Speak  with     Students,  Panelists:  Karen  Cerulo,  Gary  Alan  Fine,  Dana  Britton  (2007)    Discussant  &Presider,  Conceptualizing,  Constructing,  and  Commodifying  Culture  (2007)  Presider,  Race  and  Ethnicity  (2007)  Discussant,  Community  Case  Studies  (2006)    Presider,  Crossing  Borders:  U.S.  Imperialism,  Corporate  Welfare,  &  International  Economies  

   

 

  (2006)  Committee  Member,  Communications  and  Outreach  Committee  (2005-­‐2007)  Committee  Member,  Student  Travel  Grant  Committee  (2005-­‐2007)  Committee  Member,  Research  Grant  Committee  (2005-­‐2006)  Presider,  Cultural  Difference  and  Cultural  Incorporation  (2005)    Holy  Cross  

 Presidential  Task  Force  on  the  Environment  (2015)  Appointed  to  the  Community  Standards  Board  (2015-­‐2017)  Organized  and  Hosted  the  Second  New  England  Regional  Conference  on  Teaching  the  Social     Sciences  (Sponsored  by  the  Center  for  Teaching  and  Learning  (Holy  Cross);  Department     of  Sociology  and  Anthropology  (Holy  Cross);  Association  for  Humanist  Sociology;     Teaching  Social  Problems  Division  of  the  Society  for  the  Study  of  Social  Problems;     Office  of  Community  Based  Learning  (Stonehill  College)  (2014)  Participated  in  the  Studio  Art  Review  (2014)  Appointed  as  a  Faculty  Representative  to  SynergE  (2014)  Focus  Group  for  Dinand  2020  (2014)  Nominated  for  a  Green  Game  Changer  Award  2014  (SynergE  Worcester  initiative)  (2014)  Tenure  Track  Line  Proposal  Committee  (2013)  Co-­‐Organized  the  First  New  England  Regional  Conference  on  Teaching  the  Social  Sciences     (2013)    Department  of  Sociology  and  Anthropology,  Holy  Cross  

 AKD  Director  (2016)  Imse  Award  Committee  (2015)  Reviewed  Honors  Applications  as  part  of  incoming  Departmental  Honors  Committee  (2013,     2015)  Participated  in  Departmental  Open  House  (2013,  2014,  2015)  Greisch  Family  Summer  Fellowship  Committee  (2013,  2014,  2015)  Graduate  Studies  and  Fellowships  Committee  (2013-­‐2014)  Graduate  Student  Advisor  (2013-­‐2014)  Served  on  the  Department’s  Honor’s  Committee  (2012-­‐2013,  2015-­‐2016)    Manuscript  Reviewer  (Occasional)  

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