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PATRICIA L. PRICE Professor of Geography

Florida International University 2013-2014 American Council on Education Fellow

[email protected] 305-348-2618

EDUCATION

PhD: Geography, University of Washington, 1997

MA: Geography, University of Washington, 1990

BA: Business Administration, University of Washington, 1987 FACULTY APPOINTMENTS

Professor, Department of Global & Sociocultural Studies, Florida International University, 2012-present

Faculty Fellow, Office of the Provost, Florida International University, 2011-2013

Associate Professor, Department of Global & Sociocultural Studies, Florida International University, 2009-present

Associate Professor, Department of International Relations and Geography, Florida International University 2003-2008 (department renamed in 2003, restructured out of existence in 2009)

Assistant Professor, Department of International Relations, Florida International University, 1997-2003

Instructor, Department of International Relations, Florida International University, 1996-1997

Visiting Researcher, Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios Superiores en Antropología Social (CIESAS) Golfo; Xalapa, Mexico, 1993-1994

Visiting Researcher, Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios Superiores en Antropología Social (CIESAS) Occidente; Guadalajara, Mexico, 1992-1993

Visiting Professor, Department of Geography, University of Guadalajara, Mexico, 1992 OTHER FACULTY APPOINTMENTS

Affiliate Faculty, Cuban Research Institute, 2006-present

Dissertation Advisor Status, 2005-present (renewed 2012)

Honors College Research Affiliate, Student Research and Artistic Initiatives Program, 2004-present

Graduate Faculty Status, 2003-present

Affiliate Faculty, Latin American and Caribbean Center, 1997-present CURRENT RESEARCH INTERESTS

Critical geographies of race, ethnicity, and immigration

Latinos/as in US cities

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Narrative geographies

Exile landscapes

Place and affect

Leadership and diversity in higher education

Borderlands PUBLICATIONS: BOOKS Mona Domosh, Roderick Neumann, and Patricia Price. (2015, in production) Contemporary Human Geography: Culture, Globalization, Landscapes; 1st edition. New York: Macmillan Mona Domosh, Roderick Neumann, Patricia Price, and Terry G. Jordan-Bychkov (2011) The Human Mosaic: A Thematic Introduction to Cultural Geography, 12th Edition, New York: WH Freeman Mona Domosh, Roderick Neumann, Patricia Price, and Terry G. Jordan-Bychkov (2009) The Human Mosaic: A Thematic Introduction to Cultural Geography, 11th Edition, New York: WH Freeman Timothy Oakes and Patricia Price, editors (2008) The Cultural Geography Reader, London: Routledge Mona Domosh, Roderick Neumann, Patricia Price, and Terry G. Jordan-Bychkov (2006) The Human Mosaic: A Thematic Introduction to Cultural Geography, 10th Edition, New York: WH Freeman Patricia Price (2004) Dry Place: Landscapes of Belonging and Exclusion, Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press PUBLICATIONS: PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLES Patricia Price (2014) Race and ethnicity: geographies of diversity, Progress in Human Geography online first, doi 10.1177/0309132514535877 Patricia Price (2013) Race and ethnicity: skin and other intimacies, Progress in Human Geography 37(4): 578-586 Patricia Price (2012) Geography, me, and the IRB: From roadblock to resource, The Professional Geographer 64(1): 34-42 Christopher Lukinbeal, Patricia Price, and Cayla Buell (2012) Rethinking ‘diversity’ through analyzing residential segregation among Hispanics in Phoenix, Miami, and Chicago, The Professional Geographer 64(1): 109-124

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Patricia Price (2012) Race and ethnicity: Latino/a immigrants and emerging geographies of race and place in the US, Progress in Human Geography 36(6): 800-809 Patricia Price, Christopher Lukinbeal, Richard Gioioso, Daniel Arreola, Damián Fernández, Timothy Ready, and María de los Angeles Torres (2011) Placing Latino civic engagement, Urban Geography 32(2): 179-207 Patricia Price (2010) Cultural geography and the stories we tell ourselves, Cultural Geographies 17(2): 203-210 Patricia Price (2010) At the crossroads: Critical race theory and critical geographies of race, Progress in Human Geography 34(2): 147-174 Patricia Price (2007) Cohering culture on Calle Ocho: The pause and flow of latinidad, Globalisations 4(1): 81-99 Patricia Price (2005) Of bandits and saints: Jesús Malverde and the struggle for place in Sinaloa, Mexico, Cultural Geographies 12: 174-196 Patricia Price (2003) Entre amigos / among friends, disClosure: A Journal of Social Theory 13: 11-31 Patricia Price (2001) The three Malinches: Betrayal and the death of an urban popular movement, International Feminist Journal of Politics 3(2): 237-261 Patricia Price (2000) Inscribing the border: Schizophrenia and the aesthetics of Aztlán, Journal of Social and Cultural Geography 1(1): 101-116 Patricia Price (2000) No pain, no gain: Bordering the hungry new world order, Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 18(1): 91-110 Patricia Price (1999) Bodies, faith, and inner landscapes: Rethinking change from the very local, Latin American Perspectives 26(3): 37-59 Patricia Price (1994) Spatial metaphor and the politics of empowerment: Mapping a place for feminism and postmodernism in geography? Antipode 26(3): 236-254 PUBLICATIONS: CHAPTERS IN EDITED BOOKS Patricia Price (2014) Culture, pp. 509-525 in Roger Lee, senior editor, The Sage Handbook of Human Geography, Thousand Oaks: Sage Patricia Price (2013) Place, pp. 118-129 in Nuala Johnson, Rich Schein, and Jamie Winders, editors, The New Companion to Cultural Geography, Oxford: Blackwell

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Patricia Price (2008, reprint of 2007 article) Cohering Culture on Calle Ocho: The Pause and Flow of Latinidad, pp. 81-99 in Kevin Archer, M. Martin Bosman, M. Mark Amen, and Ella Schmidt, editors, Cultures of Globalization: Coherence, Hybridity, Contestation, London: Routledge Patricia Price (2003) Postcards from Aztlán, pp. 49-65 in Cynthia Weber and Francois Debrix, editors, Rituals of Mediation: International Politics and Social Meaning, Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press Patricia Price (2000) Bodies, Faith, and Inner Landscapes: Rethinking Change from the Very Local, pp. 138-144 in Debra Castillo, Mary Jo Dudley, and Breny Mendoza, editors, Rethinking Feminisms in the Americas, Ithaca: Latin American Studies Program, Cornell University Patricia Price (1999) Signposts Toward Building a Hemispheric Community, pp. 414-417 in Richard E. Feinberg and Robin L. Rosenberg, editors, Civil Society and the Summit of the Americas: the 1998 Santiago Summit, Coral Gables: North-South Center Press Patricia Price (1992) Sobrevivencia en la Ciudad: Una Conceptualización de las Unidades Domésticas Encabezadas Por Una Mujer en América Latina, pp. 271-97 in Alejandra Massolo, editor, Mujeres y Ciudades: Participación Social, Vivienda y Vida Cotidiana, Mexico City: Programa Interdisciplinaria de la Mujer, El Colegio de México PUBLICATIONS: SOLICITED ESSAYS Patricia Price (2013) discussion of Geraldine Pratt (2012) Families Apart: Migrant Mothers and the Conflicts of Labor and Love (University of Minnesota Press), Book Symposium in Progress in Human Geography 37(4): 598-600 Patricia Price (2011) Rejoinder to Richard C. Jones’s reply to Price’s Contemporary immigrant geographies: New patterns, old divides, lingering concerns, Annals of the Association of American Geographers 100(3): 700-702 Patricia Price (2010) Contemporary immigrant geographies: New patterns, old divides, lingering concerns. Book review essay of Marie Price and Lisa Benton-Short, editors, Migrants to the Metropolis: The Rise of Immigrant Gateway Cities (Syracuse University Press, 2008); Audrey Singer, Susan Hardwick, and Caroline Brettell, editors, Twenty-First Century Gateways: Immigrant Incorporation in Suburban America (Brookings Institution Press, 2008); and Richard C. Jones, editor, Immigrants Outside Megalopolis: Ethnic Transformation in the Heartland (Lexington Books/ Rowman and Littlefield, 2008) Annals of the Association of American Geographers 100(2): 468-476

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Patricia Price (1999) Longing for less of the Same, Forum on Edward W. Soja’s Thirdspace: Journeys to Los Angeles and Other Real-and-Imagined Places (Blackwell, 1996) Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 89(2): 342-344 PUBLICATIONS: GUEST EDITOR 2012. Focus Section, Introduction: Protecting human subjects across the geographic research process, The Professional Geographer 64(1): 1-6 (contributors: Scott Freundschuh, Deb Martin, Josh Inwood, Amy Ritterbusch, Dan Trudeau) 2011. Special Section, Post-Postmetropolis: Taking stock of the urban condition, Urban Geography 32(4): 449-450 (contributors: Bob Beauregard, Mona Domosh, Deb Martin, Ed Soja) PUBLICATIONS: ENCYCLOPEDIA ENTRIES 2011. Miami: landscapes of exile, in Alan West-Durán, senior editor, Cuba: People, Culture, History, New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, pp. 625-629 2010. Cultural geography, in Barney Warf, Piotr Jankowski, and Allan James, editors, The Encyclopedia of Geography, Thousand Oaks: Sage, pp. 634-640 2005. Calle Ocho, in Susanne Oboler and Deena González, editors, The Oxford Encyclopedia of Latinos and Latinas in the United States, Vol. 1, New York: Oxford University Press, p. 253 PUBLICATIONS: BOOK REVIEWS 2009. Maria Elisa Christie, Kitchenspace: Women, Fiestas, and Everyday Life in Central Mexico (University of Texas Press, 2008) Journal of Latin American Geography 8(2): 232-234 2007. Matthew Sparke, In the Space of Theory: Postfoundational Geographies of the Nation-State (University of Minnesota Press, 2005) Social and Cultural Geographies 8(2): 336-337 2007. Rebecca J. Lester, Jesus in Our Wombs: Embodying Modernity in a Mexican Convent (University of California Press, 2005) Transforming Anthropology: Journal of the Association of Black Anthropologists 15(1): 88-89 2006. Michael Dear and Gustavo Leclerc, Postborder City: Cultural Spaces of Bajalta California (Routledge, 2003) Annals of the Association of American Geographers 96(1): 218-220 2005. Mark Cameron Edberg, El Narcotraficante: Narcocorridos and the Construction of a Cultural Persona on the U.S.-Mexico Border (University of Texas Press, 2004) Journal of Latin American Anthropology 10(1): 254-256

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2005. Jonathan Buchsbaum, Cinema and the Sandinistas (University of Texas Press, 2003) Journal of Latin American Anthropology 9(2): 465-467 2004. Alison Blunt, et al., editors, Cultural Geography in Practice (Edward Arnold, 2003) Southeastern Division of the American Association of Geographers 44(2): 285-286 1999. Altha J. Cravey, Women and Work in Mexico’s Maquiladoras (Rowman and Littlefield, 1998) Gender, Place and Culture: A Journal of Feminist Geography 6(3): 294-295 1999. Anne R. Pebley and Luis Rosero-Bixby, editors, Demographic Diversity and Change in the Central American Isthmus (RAND, 1997) Journal of Interamerican Studies and World Affairs 41(1): 115-117 1997. Mercedes González de la Rocha, The Resources of Poverty (Center for US-Mexican Studies, 1994) Economic Geography 26(2): 259-262 1993. Josiah Heyman, Life and Labor on the Border: Working People of Northeastern Sonora, Mexico, 1886-1986 (University of Arizona Press, 1991) Journal of Historical Geography 19(1): 102-103 PUBLICATIONS: FILM REVIEWS 2003. Escuela (Women Make Movies, 2002) Journal of Latin American Anthropology 8(3): 192-194 PUBLICATIONS: IN PREPARATION OR UNDER REVIEW Re(per)forming immigrant reception: towards an inventory of shimmers, article manuscript in preparation Conflict management strategies for chairs and other academic leaders (co-authored with Scott Newman), article manuscript in preparation Mapping memories: Cuban exiles navigate home, article manuscript in preparation Traumatic tales: exiles and place-making in Miami, article manuscript in preparation

PUBLICATIONS: GRADUATE STUDENTS (WHILE UNDER MY SUPERVISION) Amy E. Ritterbusch (2012) Protecting children as human subjects: Toward clearer concepts and grounded care ethics in fieldwork, The Professional Geographer 64(1): 16-24

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Richard N. Gioioso (2010) Review of Lucia Sá, Life in the Metropolis: Mexico City and Sao Paulo (Routlege, 2007) Journal of Regional Science 50(2): 661-663 Richard N. Gioioso (2010) Review of Jon C. Teaford, 2008, The American Suburb: The Basics (Routlege, 2008) Journal of Regional Science 50(2): 679-681 Amy E. Ritterbusch (2008) Review of Ruth Panelli, Samantha Punch, and Elsbeth Robson, editors, Global Perspectives on Rural Childhood and Youth: Young Rural Lives (Routledge, 2007) Children’s Geographies 6(2): 219-222 Richard N. Gioioso (2008) Review of Saskia Sassen, Territory, Authority, Rights: From Medieval to Global Assemblages (Princeton University Press, 2006) Journal of Regional Science 48(4): 845-847 Richard N. Gioioso (2007) Review of Lawrence A. Herzog, Return to the Center: Culture, Public Space, and City-Building in a Global Era (University of Texas Press, 2006) Journal of Regional Science 47(4): 840-842

PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS: RESEARCH PAPERS AT CONFERENCES 2015, April. Miami, Florida. Urban Affairs Association annual meeting. Session title: Magic City I: Dreaming Miami. Paper title: Traumatic tales: exiles and place-making in Miami

2014, September. University of Miami, Miami, Florida. Human Subjects Research Community Conference. Paper title: Responding to institutional growth and change: human subjects protection at Florida International University

2012, May. George Washington University, Washington DC. Colloquium title: Local inclusion of migrants: the role of cities, communities and institutions. Paper title: Pan Latino in the park? Lessons from Little Havana

2012, February. Association of American Geographers annual meeting, New York City. Session title: Longing and Belonging II: Geographies of Exile and Diaspora. Paper title: Mapping memories: Cuban exiles navigate home

2011, April. Association of American Geographers annual meeting, Seattle, Washington. Session title: Race and Space: The Materiality of Difference. Paper title: Pan-Latino in concept and practice: Lessons from Little Havana 2010, October. Race, Ethnicity, and Place V, Binghamton, New York. Session title: Race/Place Issues V. Paper title: The haunting of Little Havana: Cuban-American landscapes of exile, memory, and nation

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2010, April. Association of American Geographers annual meeting, Washington, D.C. Session title: Immigrant Incorporation in the U.S. and the Politics of Scale. Paper title: Comparative Latino American civic and place engagement: Bringing the barrio back in 2009, March. Association of American Geographers annual meeting, Las Vegas, Nevada. Session title: The Future of Cultural Geography: Twenty Years Since ‘Maps of Meaning’. Paper title: Culture (and cultural geography) is as culture (and cultural geography) does; or, the fatigue of chasing the eternally new 2009, March. Association of American Geographers annual meeting, Las Vegas, Nevada. Panel title: Protecting Human Subjects Across the Geographic Research Process. Paper title: Geography, me, and the IRB: From roadblock to resource 2008, November. Race, Ethnicity, and Place VI, Miami, Florida. Session title: Comparative Civic and Place Engagement in Three Latino/a Enclave Neighborhoods in Transition. Paper title: Beyond exceptionalism: Approaching Latino/a urban geographies through Little Havana 2007, April. Association of American Geographers annual meeting, San Francisco, California. Session title: Latino/a Civic and Place Engagement. Paper title: Identity in balance: The shifting grounds of self and community in three Latino enclave neighborhoods 2006, April. Kiran C. Patel Center for Global Solutions at the University of South Florida, “Globalization, Cities, and the Production of Culture,” Tampa, Florida. Paper title: Calle Ocho: Global hustle and flow, or close encounters on an American streetscape? 2006, March. Association of American Geographers annual meeting, Chicago, Illinois. Session title: Storied Spaces: New Research on Narrative Geographies, Session 1: Journeys. Paper title: Elián’s story: Narrative constructions of ‘race’ and (dis)place 2005, January. Inter-University Program for Latino Research annual meeting, Austin, Texas. Paper title: Comparative civic and place engagement in three Latino enclave neighborhoods in transition: Conceptual background 2005, January. Inter-University Program for Latino Research annual meeting, Austin, Texas. Session title: The Politics of Latino Signification. Paper title: Saints, tricksters, and everyday border heroes: Traversing the sacred landscape of the empty signifier 2004, April. Department of International Relations Symposium, Florida International University, Miami. Paper title: Feels like home? A ghost story 2004, March. Association of American Geographers annual meeting, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Session title: Plotting Place: Narratives of Belonging and Exclusion. Paper title: Narrative, landscape, and the struggle for place in Sinaloa, Mexico

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2003, March. Latin American Studies Association annual meeting, Dallas, Texas. Session title: Openings: Dance, Embodiment, and Motion as Interdisciplinary Approaches to the Americas. Paper title: New saviors for new times: Mediating change in the borderlands 2002, March. International Studies Association annual meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana. Session title: On the Border, Off the Map: Critical Geographies of Interstitial/Interstate Praxis. Paper title: The implosion of Aztlán: The making (and unmaking) of a Chicano homeland 2002, March. Paper performance video sent upon request to Association of American Geographers meetings, Los Angeles, California. Session title: Border Dwellers: Missionaries, Misfits, Migrants, Mujeres, and Multinational Capital. Paper title: Entre amigos/ among friends 2001, July. Gender on the Borderlands, Department of History, St. Mary’s University, San Antonio, Texas. Session title: Geography and Gender on the Border. Paper title: The implosion of Aztlán: The making (and unmaking) of a Chicano homeland 2001, February. Association of American Geographers annual meeting, New York, New York. Session title: Critical Latin American/ Caribbean Geographies III: Social Movements and Representations of Space. Paper title: The three Malinches: Betrayal and the death of an urban popular movement 2000, April. Association of American Geographers annual meeting, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Session title: Race, Space, Place, and Environment IV: Borders and Identity. Paper title: Inscribing the border: Schizophrenia and the aesthetics of Aztlán 2000, March. International Studies Association annual meeting, Los Angeles, California. Session title: Concepts of Civilizations in International Relations Theory: Everything Old is New Again. Western Identity and ‘the Others’ #2. Paper title: Bordering nothing? The US desert Southwest landscape and the national imaginary 1999, March. Rethinking Feminisms in Latin America, Latin American Studies Program, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York. Paper title: The view from the very local: Starting from bodies to think about change in the Americas 1999, February. International Studies Association, annual meeting, Washington, D.C. Session title: Rethinking the Global: Constructions, Scales, and Bodies. Paper title: Bordering the body: Hegemony and resistance in the flesh 1998, March. Association of American Geographers, annual meeting, Boston, Massachusetts. Session title: Neoliberal Narratives: Negotiating the Meaning of Reform. Paper title: No pain, no gain: The (corpo)reality of neoliberal reform 1997, April. Latin American Studies Association, annual meeting, Guadalajara, Mexico. Session title: Gender, Identity, and Household in Urban Mexico: Illustrations From Guadalajara. Paper

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title: Breaking down walls, collapsing barriers: Power, scale, and the local in Latin Americanist scholarship PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS: INVITED AS SOLE SPEAKER 2010, May 6. University of California, Los Angeles. Department of Geography Tod Spieker colloquium series. Lecture title: Placing Latino Civic Engagement 2007, February 2. University of Arizona, Tucson. Department of Geography colloquium series. Lecture title: Cohering Culture on Calle Ocho: the Pause and Flow of Latinidad 2007, January 31. Arizona State University, Phoenix. Launch of North American Center for Transborder Studies. Lecture title: “Elián’s Story: Narrative Constructions of ‘Race’ and (dis)Place 2006, April 14. University of Washington, Seattle. Department of Geography colloquium series. Lecture title: Elián’s Story: Narrative Constructions of ‘Race’ and (dis)Place 2006, March 29. Cuban Research Institute, Florida International University, Miami. Lecture title: Elián’s Story: Narrative Constructions of ‘Race’ and (dis)Place 2006, February 17. University of Colorado, Department of Geography, Boulder. Departmental colloquium series. Lecture title: Elián’s Story: Narrative Constructions of ‘Race’ and (dis)Place 2000, November 1. Dartmouth College, Humanities Center, Hanover, New Hampshire. Speaker series title: La Frontera. Lecture title: Monsters, tricksters, rippers, twins, a virgin, and a flying nun: Towards a possible pantheon of border guides 2000, March 31. University of Washington, Department of Geography, Seattle, Washington. Speaker series title: Borderlands of Globality: Transnational Spaces and Struggles. Lecture title: Dreaming beyond the nation: Monsters, tricksters, and other tales from the new world (b)order 1999, June 24. CIESAS (El Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios Superiores en Antropología Social) Occidente, Guadalajara, Mexico). Colloquium address title: Resistiendo la crisis: Mujeres de bajos ingresos en el Cerro del Cuatro, Guadalajara 1999, March 8. Department of Geography and Department of Anthropology, University of Iowa, Iowa City. Clyde Kohn Colloquium series. Lecture title: Bodies, faith and inner landscapes: Rethinking change from the very local PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS: DISCUSSANT, PANELS, ROUNDTABLES, SYMPOSIA

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2013, April. Discussant, Association of American Geographers annual meeting, Los Angeles. Keynote address, “Fear, crime, and violence: towards a more critical ethnic geography,” James Tyner 2013, April. Panelist, Association of American Geographers annual meeting, Los Angeles. Panel title: Race, Ethnicity and Place in ‘Post-Urban’ America: Continuing the San Juan Discussion 2010, April. Discussant, Association of American Geographers annual meeting, Washington, D.C. Session title: Critical Geographies of Race and Critical Race Theory IV: Multiculturalism and Identity 2008, March. Panelist, United Faculty of Florida, Promotion Workshop, From Associate to Full, Florida International University, Miami 2007, April. Panelist, Association of American Geographers annual meeting, San Francisco. Panel title: Healthy Departments Panel Discussion 2006, September. Presentation to Florida International University Board of Trustees, Miami. NSF project as example of College of Arts and Sciences research 2006, March. Latin American Studies Association annual meeting, San Juan, Puerto Rico. Workshop title: Civic and Place Engagement in Three Latino Enclave Neighborhoods in Transition 2005, October. Presentation to College Board of Advisors, Colonnade Hotel, Miami. Topic: NSF project, community outreach, and student involvement in faculty research 2005, June. Pre-departure orientation for Fulbright-Hays summer seminar students to Mexico, Miami Beach. Presentation title: Good and evil on the line 2005, February. Academy for the Art of Teaching, Florida International University, Miami. Presentation title: Personalizing Large Classes 2003, June. Pre-departure orientation for Fulbright-Hays summer seminar students to Mexico, Miami Beach. Presentation title: Stealing landscape: Jesus Malverde and the struggle for place 2003, February. Department of International Relations research colloquium, Florida International University, Miami. Paper title: A new savior for new times: Grounding spatial theory in the borderlands 2002, April. K-12 teacher training workshop, Florida International University, Miami. Presentation title: Approaching the Americas, rethinking regions

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2001, November. Workshop, European Union Center at the University of Washington, Seattle, and the Institute for European Studies at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver. Presentation title: Borders and borderlands: Cultures and economies of cross-border regionalization in the EU and North America 2001, February. Discussant, Association of American Geographers annual meeting, New York. Session title: Critical Latin American/ Caribbean Geographies IV: Globalization, Community, and Political Economy 2001, February. Discussant, International Studies Association annual meeting, Chicago. Session title: The New Global Space Economy. Paper title: The new global space-economy: Time-space compression, geopolitics, and global uneven development, by John Agnew 2000, September. Department of History, Florida International University, Miami. Workshop title: Global Cityscapes: A Workshop in Comparative Urban Studies, Metropolitan Vienna Series. 2000, March. International Studies Association annual meeting, Los Angeles. Roundtable title: Geo-politics and Visual Cultural Studies: Integrating Critical and Feminist Approaches. Paper title: Performing community: The aesthetics of Aztlán 2000, March. Discussant, International Studies Association annual meeting, Los Angeles. Session titled: Western Identity and “the Other” 1999, March. Florida International University, Miami. Workshop title: Global Gender Politics: A Cross-Disciplinary Conversation. Paper title: No pain, no gain: The (corpo)reality of neoliberal reform 1999, February. Symposium, International Studies: Will the Future Look Like the Past? School of International Relations, University of Miami, Coral Gables. Roundtable title: The problems of being empirical in a post-positivist world 1999, January. Faculty Research Series, Latin American and Caribbean Center, Florida International University, Miami. Paper title: Performing borders, reforming identities: Bodies in late modern spaces 1998, October. Academy for the Art of Teaching, Florida International University, Miami. Panel presentation on “diversity” as a way of thinking about teaching and being a teacher 1998, February. Summit of the Americas Center at Florida International University, Miami. Working group meeting, paper title: Signposts toward building a hemispheric community: Summit of the Americas II 1997, December. Results-Miami, Miami. Presented the 1997 UNICEF State of the World’s Children annual report

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ORGANIZATION: CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS 2001, February. Co-chair and co-organizer (with Francois Debrix) of two-day symposium titled: Culture and Space in the Transnational Polity, Florida International University, Miami 1998, February. Co-chair and co-organizer (with Gail Hollander and Rod Neumann) of two-day symposium titled: Space, Place and Identity: Geographic Research Into the Next Century, Florida International University, Miami ORGANIZATION: RESEARCH PAPER SESSIONS AND PANELS AT CONFERENCES 2015, April. Urban Affairs Association annual meeting, Miami. Session title: Magic City I: Dreaming Miami

2012, February. Association of American Geographers annual meeting, New York City. 2 sessions co-organized and co-chaired (with Diana Ter-Ghazaryan). Session titles: Longing and Belonging I and II: Geographies of Exile and Diaspora

2010, April. Association of American Geographers annual meeting, Washington, D.C. Session title: Post-Postmetropolis: Taking Stock of the Urban Condition (featuring Ed Soja) 2009, March. Association of American Geographers annual meeting, Las Vegas. Panel title: Protecting Human Subjects Across the Geographic Research Process 2008, November. Race, Ethnicity, and Place annual meeting, Miami, Florida. Organizer and chair, session title: Comparative Civic and Place Engagement in Three Latino/a Enclave Neighborhoods in Transition 2008, February. Cuban Research Institute annual meeting, Miami, Florida. Session co-organizer (with Damián Fernández). Keynote speaker Robert Putnam, paper title: E pluribus unum: Diversity and community in the twenty-first century 2007, April. Association of American Geographers annual meeting, San Francisco. Organizer and chair, session title: Latino/a Civic and Place Engagement 2006, March. Latin American Studies Association annual meeting, San Juan, Puerto Rico. Organizer and chair, roundtable titled: Civic and Place Engagement in Three Latino Enclave Neighborhoods in Transition 2004, March. Association of American Geographers annual meeting, Philadelphia. Organizer, session title: Plotting Place: Narratives of Belonging and Exclusion

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2003, March. Latin American Studies Association annual meeting, Dallas. Organizer, session title: Openings: Dance, Embodiment, and Motion as Interdisciplinary Approaches to the Americas 2002, March. International Studies Association, annual meeting, New Orleans. Co-organizer and co-chair (with Phillip Steinberg), session title: On the Border, Off the Map: Critical Geographies of Interstitial/ Interstate Praxis 1999, February. International Studies Association, annual meeting, Washington, D.C. Co- organizer and co-chair (with Lisa Prügl), session title: Rethinking the Global: Constructions, Scales, and Bodies 1999, February. International Studies Association, annual meeting, Washington, D.C. Chaired session titled Gender, Embodiment and International Relations 1998, March. Association of American Geographers annual meeting, Boston. Co-chair and co-organizer (with Tad Mutersbaugh), session title: Neoliberal Narratives: Negotiating the Meaning of Reform GRANTS Granting agency: National Endowment for the Humanities Program: Summer Stipend Program 2011 Title of project: In Word and Deed: Cuban Exile Cultural Landscapes and the Haunting of

Little Havana Role on project: Principal Investigator Status of project: Funded summer 2011 Amount: $6,000 Granting agency: National Science Foundation Program: Urban Long Term Research Area Exploratory (ULTRA-Ex) Project title: Double Exposures: Socio-ecological Vulnerabilities in the Miami-Dade

Urban Region Grant ID: BCS-0948988 My role on project: Collaborator Status of project: Funded 2009-2011 Amount: $299,000 Granting agency: National Science Foundation Program: Geography and Spatial Sciences and Office of International Science and

Engineering, Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grant ID: BCS-0903025 Title of project: Doctoral Dissertation Research: Children in the Urban Informal Economy My role on project: Principal Investigator

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Student: Amy E. Ritterbusch Status of project: Funded 2009-2011 Amount: $11,757 Granting agency: Florida International University Program: Sabbatical leave Status of project: Funded 2008-2009 Amount: Competitive year long @ .67% pay Granting agency: National Endowment for the Humanities Project title: Cuban Music in the Humanities Context My role on project: Workshop participant ($500) Status of project: Funded 2006-2007 Amount: $36,822 Granting agency: National Science Foundation Program: Human and Social Dynamic crosscutting program, Agents of Change

subsection Grant ID: SES-0433947 Title of project: Comparative Civic and Place Engagement in Three Latino Enclave

Neighborhoods in Transition Role on project: Co-Principal Investigator and lead author Status of project: Funded 2005-2007 Amount: $600,187 Granting agency: National Science Foundation Program: Research Experience for Undergraduates Grant ID: SES-0506894 Title of project: Comparative Civic and Place Engagement in Three Latino Enclave

Neighborhoods in Transition (parent) Role on project: Co-Principal Investigator Status of project: Funded 2005-2007 Amount: $6,000 Granting agency: Florida International University Program: Title VI Center for Transnational and Comparative Studies Title of project: Placing Self, Making Place: the Latino Diaspora and Civic Engagement in

East Little Havana Role on project: Principal Investigator Status of project: Funded 2004 Amount: $2,500 Granting agency: Florida International University Program: Latin American and Caribbean Center Faculty Development Program

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Title of project: Conference travel grant (LASA) Role on project: Principal Investigator Status of project: Funded 2003 Amount: $600 Granting agency: Department of Education Program: Title V: Developing Hispanic-Serving Institutions Project title: Freshman and Transfer Student Success Initiative My role on project: Collaborator: produce new media educational material ($5,000) Status of project: Funded 2002-2007 Amount: $2,200,000 Granting agency: Florida International University Program: College of Arts and Sciences Summer Faculty Research Award Title of project: Our Lady of Clearwater Role on project: Principal Investigator Status of project: Funded 2002 Amount: $3,745 Granting agency: Florida International University Program: FIU Foundation Summer Faculty Research Award Title of project: AlterNation: Landscape, Border, and Identity in the Desert Southwest Role on project: Principal Investigator Status of project: Funded 2001 Amount: $11,351 Granting agency: National Endowment for the Humanities Title of project: Traversing Borders: A Southwestern Studies Faculty Institute Role on project: Workshop participant, held at Southwest Texas State University Status of project: Funded 2000 (4 weeks) Amount: $2,800 Granting agency: Florida International University Program: Latin American and Caribbean Center and Department of International

Relations Faculty Development Program Title of project: Inscribing the Border: The Aesthetics of Aztlán Role on project: Principal Investigator Status of project: Funded 1999 Amount: $3,500 Granting agency: Florida International University Program: Latin American and Caribbean Center Faculty Development Program Title of project: Conference travel grant (LASA) Role on project: Principal Investigator

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Status of project: Funded 1997 Amount: $800 Granting agency: University of Washington Program: Graduate School Dissertation Write-up Fellowship My role: Principal Investigator Status of project: Funded 1994 Amount: $3,300 Granting agency: Fulbright-Hays Program: Dissertation Research Grant Project title: A Comparative Investigation of the Links between Female Household

Headship and Women’s Poverty in Urban Mexico My role: Principal Investigator Status of project: Funded 1992-1993 Amount: $19,430 Granting agency: National Science Foundation Program: Dissertation Improvement Grant Project title: A Comparative Investigation of the Links Between Female Household

Headship and Women’s Poverty in Urban Mexico My role: Co-Principal Investigator and lead author Status of project: Funded 1992-1993 Amount: $8,505 Granting agency: National Science Foundation Program: Graduate Fellowship My role: Fellow Status of project: Funded 1989-1992 Amount: $60,000 GRANTS: GRADUATE STUDENTS (WHILE UNDER MY SUPERVISION) Granting agency: Tinker Foundation Program: Field Research Grant Student: Jackal Tanelorn Status of project: Funded summer 2011 Amount: $1,600 Granting agency: Tinker Foundation Program: Field Research Grant Student: Gloria Yawson Status of project: Funded summer 2011 Amount: $1,600

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Granting agency: National Science Foundation Program: Graduate Fellowship Student: Jackal Tanelorn Status of project: Honorable mention 2011 Granting agency: American Association of University Women Program: American Fellow Student: Amy E. Ritterbusch Status of project: Funded 2010-2011 Amount: $20,000 Granting agency: US Department of State and Institute of International Education Program: Fulbright Fellow, US Student Program Grant ID: 03097421 Student: Amy E. Ritterbusch Status of project: Funded 2009-2010 Amount: $12,400 Granting agency: Florida International University Program: Dissertation Evidence Award Student: Amy E. Ritterbusch Status of project: Funded 2009-2010 Amount: One year research expenses, tuition, stipend Granting agency: Florida International University Program: Dissertation Year Fellowship Student: Richard N. Gioioso Status of project: Funded 2009-2010 Amount: One year research expenses, tuition, stipend ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTMENTS 2013-2014 American Council on Education Fellow: 9/13-8/14 The ACE Fellows Program is the premier national leadership development venue for faculty and administrators transitioning to executive leadership positions in higher education. Upon nomination as FIU’s first ACE Fellow by Provost Douglas Wartzok, I negotiated a year-long dual placement at Harvey Mudd College and Claremont Graduate University, in Claremont California. There, I worked closely with HMC President Maria Klawe and CGU President Debbie Freund to explore all externally-facing aspects of the presidency, including fundraising, board relations, alumni relations, strategic planning, consortial relations, and accreditation. The specific focus of my Fellowship Year Project was diversity.

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Accomplishments

Fellowship Year Project: Diversity in Higher Education: Plans, Policies, Practices. Published as “Geographies of diversity” in Progress in Human Geography, doi 10.1177/0309132514535877, May 2014

Awarded SCUP (Society for College and University Planning) Strategic Planning Certificate

through completion of three two-day intensive workshops across 2013-14

Completed CASE (Council for Advancement and Support of Education) intensive two-day fundraising workshop for deans and academic leaders, February 2014

Team member for The New School’s MSCHE reaccreditation, prepared Final Team Report

Additional on-site leadership engagement through 21 domestic and 9 international site visits

2011-2013 Faculty Fellow: 8/11-8/13 I was selected by Provost Wartzok to serve a two-year term as FIU’s third Faculty Fellow. Located in the Office of the Provost, the Faculty Fellow is the primary liaison between FIU’s faculty and its executive leadership. My term emphasized faculty and department chair development and success, encompassing the routine duties of a Vice Provost for Faculty Success, which will become a new cabinet level position in 2014. Accomplishments

Recommendations to Provost on all non-tenure track (instructor/lecturer/clinical) faculty promotions and third year reviews of tenure track faculty

Charged Sabbatical Leave Committee and advised Provost on annual competitive sabbatical awards, evaluated post-sabbatical performance

Leadership development for FIU’s 70+ department chairs o Chair’s Advisory Council: co-staffed semesterly meeting with Chair of Chairs to

develop and deliver content o Chair’s Ombudsman: IOA trained and certified

Faculty development for FIU’s 1,600 regular faculty members o Spearheaded New Faculty Success Initiative, including formal onboarding and

orientation day, annual survey, website, and peer residence map o Led Deans in crafting and implementation of universal mentoring program for

incoming tenure-track faculty o Team lead for design and implementation of online academic business processes

(sabbaticals, tenure and promotion, third year review, non-tenure track promotion) o Recommended revisions to Tenure and Promotion manual adopted by Faculty

Senate: add criteria for community engagement, address online file review in a collectively bargained environment, identify and correct policy inconsistencies

o Harmonized Tenure and Promotion policies and calendar across FIU’s 11 Colleges

Raised Florida-mandated textbook order compliance by 15 percent to match state peers Human Subjects Research Oversight: 1/07-Present

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My suite of responsibilities in FIU’s Division of Research has evolved from chairing our sole IRB, to overseeing the establishment of two IRBs and co-chairing them. More recently, I have worked closely with our Vice President for Research Andrés Gil on a wide range of human subjects research compliance education, post-approval monitoring, protocol deviation mitigation, and lab safety enhancement efforts. FIU currently has $100 million + in sponsored research and we review 500 human subjects protocols annually. FIU ranked in the Chronicle of Higher Education’s top 20 fastest-growing research programs, 2000-2010. FIU’s College of Medicine was established in 2009. Accomplishments

Chaired FIU’s only IRB from 2007-2013; currently co-chair the Health Sciences IRB and the Social and Behavioral IRB o Spearheaded initiative to professionalize FIU IRBs through site visit to Western IRB

(WIRB) in Olympia, Washington in 2009 o Led team implementing dual IRB structure at FIU

100 percent increase in Board membership Transition to online protocol management environment Mentored current IRB Chairs Invited to present evolution of FIU model at Human Subjects Research

CommUnity Conference, University of Miami, 11 September 2014.

Call and set agenda for semesterly research compliance chairs’ meetings

Investigate non-compliance related to human subjects: problem PIs, misconduct, whistleblowers, lab safety

o Develop and implement special trainings for non-compliant units and PIs o Recommend improvement plans and sanctions

Develop and deliver education and outreach to FIU research community regarding use of human subjects in research

o Lead regular University-wide training sessions on the IRB and RCR (Responsible Conduct of Research) for faculty and graduate students

o Oversee initial and continuing IRB member training Interim Associate Departmental Chair: 9/09-2/10 Assisted former Chair of Sociology and Anthropology with leadership of the newly-formed Department of Global & Socio-Cultural Studies. The merged department had 26 tenure-ladder faculty, 2 BA and 1 PhD programs, and ≈ 300 undergraduate majors. Accomplishments

Departmental operations

Liaised with Director of the School of International and Public Affairs, and College of Arts and Sciences Dean’s office

Geography Merger Lead: 4/08-8/09

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Led the geography faculty in our transition from the disbanded Department of International Relations through our merger with colleagues in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology. This merger was a key component of the restructuring of FIU’s College of Arts and Sciences into three Schools. Accomplishments

Brokered initial stages of departmental merger to form the Department of Global & Sociocultural Studies

Authored merger white paper

Developed long term hiring plan Founding Director of Undergraduate Studies: 8/03-3/08 This position was established in the Department of International Relations and Geography to meet the federal and state requirements of the No Child Left Behind Act in gathering, reporting, and utilizing data on student learning to drive programmatic and curricular decisions. Accomplishments

Developed academic learning compacts, mission statements, and learning outcomes for 2 BA programs with ≈ 600 majors

Compiled, analyzed, and reported programmatic student learning outcomes

Managed all annual student awards

Advocated for students in BA programs to College chairs and Dean Founding Internship Director: 8/02-0/06 This position was created in the Department of International Relations in 2002 in order to encourage and provide formal supervision for undergraduate student internships and to develop a pipeline for post-graduation employment. Accomplishments

Grew moribund program into a thriving pre-professional venue for training and placing 50+ majors annually

Formalized mentorship expectations for students and on-site internship supervisors MAJOR SERVICE APPOINTMENTS: DISCIPLINE AND HIGHER EDUCATION

Editorial board membership o The Professional Geographer, December 2010-present o Urban Geography, April 2011-present

National Endowment for the Humanities, Fellowships panelist: Social Sciences and the History of Science, 2014

National Science Foundation, Remote Panelist, Geography and Spatial Science Program, Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement, 2012

National Science Foundation, Senior Advisory Panel member, Geography and Spatial Science Program, regular proposals, 2009-2011

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MAJOR SERVICE APPOINTMENTS: UNIVERSITY

Responsible Conduct of Research training leader, 2011

Delivered “Faculty Remarks,” Arts and Sciences Commencement ceremony, Spring 2008

Faculty Research Support Program review panelist, 2008

Chair, Search and Screen Committee for the Director of the Cuban Research Institute, 2007-2008

Member, Institutional Review Board, 2007-present

Building Committee, appointed by Dean of College of Arts and Sciences to work with architects and administrators to design new School of International and Public Affairs building, 2006-2007

Faculty Convocation Committee, 2004-2005 MAJOR SERVICE APPOINTMENTS: COLLEGE

Reviewer for Arts & Sciences 2011 Summer Faculty Development Awards, March 2011

Grant Writing Workshop Panelist, 2010, 2011

Humanities Center Advisory Panel, appointed by Dean of Arts and Sciences, April 2010-present

College of Arts and Sciences Tenure & Promotion Committee, 2006-2008

Study Abroad Scholarship Committee, 2002-2008

Latin American and Caribbean Information Center faculty advisory committee, 2005-2007

Teaching and Learning with Technology roundtable, 2005-2007

Charter member, Phi Beta Kappa, FIU Chapter, April, 2001

College Arts and Sciences Procedural Committee, 1998-2001 o Chair of College of Arts and Sciences Procedural Committee, 1999-2000

Latin American and Caribbean Center Executive Council, 2000-present

Search Committee for Latin American and Caribbean Center Library Information Center Director, 1999

Associate Editor, Hemisphere, 1998-2010 MAJOR SERVICE APPOINTMENTS: DEPARTMENT

Chair, Personnel Committee, Department of Global and Sociocultural Studies, 2011-2013, 2014-present

Undergraduate Committee, Department of Global and Sociocultural Studies, 2010-2011

Web director, Department of Global and Sociocultural Studies, 2010

Human Mosaic Award for Undergraduate Excellence in Geography at FIU, co-founder (with Rod Neumann), two $200 awards made to graduating seniors, 2006-2011

Tenure, Promotion, and Third Year Review Committee, Department of International Relations, 2003-2005

Graduate Admissions Committee, Department of International Relations, 2000-2003

Geography Committee, 1996-2000 o Co-designed BA degree program in Geography, approved Fall 2000

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PEER REVIEW AND MENTORING Peer review of article and book manuscripts, funding proposals

Academic journals 1. Annals of the Association of American

Geographers 2. Conference of Latin American

Geographers 3. Cultural Anthropology 4. Cultural Geographies 5. Emotional Geographies 6. Environment and Planning D: Society

and Space 7. Gender, Place, and Culture 8. Geografiska Annaler Series B 9. Geopolitics 10. Globalisations

11. Growth and Change: Journal of Urban and Regional Policy

12. International Feminist Journal of Politics 13. International Political Sociology 14. International Studies Quarterly 15. Journal of Hate Studies 16. Journal of Latin American Anthropology 17. Journal of Social and Cultural Geography 18. Journal of Urbanism 19. Latin American Research Review 20. Political Geography 21. Social and Cultural Geography 22. Urban Geography

University and trade presses 1. University of Arizona 2. Blackwell 3. McGraw-Hill 4. University of Minnesota

5. University of Nebraska 6. Pearson Prentice-Hall 7. Routledge 8. WH Freeman

National Science Foundation

National Endowment for the Humanities

American University Sharjah American Council on Education – Core Faculty

Leadership Academy for Department Chairs o July 2014 (Cleveland), October 2014 (Chicago), January 2015 (TBD)

Develop and deliver 90-minute workshop on conflict management

Facilitate small group discussions on diversity, work-life balance, and leadership External Tenure and Promotion Review

Indiana University – Purdue University at Indianapolis (full professor)

University of Ottawa, Canada

University of Tennessee, Knoxville Program Review and Evaluation

Member of Middle States Commission on Higher Education reaccreditation site visit team to The New School, Manhattan NY, April 2014

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Mentor (official-FIU) • María Aysa-Lastra, Assistant Professor, Department of Global and Socio-Cultural Studies • Laura Boudon, Associate Director, International Programs, Herbert Wertheim College of

Medicine • Valentina Bruk-Lee, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology • Caroline Faria, Assistant Professor, Department of Global and Socio-Cultural Studies • Adis Orta, Assistant Field Education Coordinator and Clinical Instructor, Robert Stempel

College of Public Health and Social Work

GRADUATE STUDENT SUPERVISORY COMMITTEE PARTICIPATION Major Professor: PhD

Astrid Hurley, Ph.D., International Relations, November 1, 2011. Filtering the international gender paradigm: talking about gender in Barbados

o Social Affairs Officer, Division for Social Policy and Development, United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, New York, 2009-present

Amy E. Ritterbusch, Ph.D., International Relations, April 20, 2011. A youth vision of the city: The socio-spatial lives and exclusion of street girls in Bogotá, Colombia

o Assistant Professor, tenure track, Alberto Lleras Camargo School of Government, Universidad de los Andes, Bogotá, Colombia, 2011-present

Richard N. Gioioso, Ph.D., International Relations, June 9, 2010. Placing immigrant incorporation: Identity, trust, and civic engagement in Little Havana

o Assistant Professor, tenure track, Political Science, St. Joseph’s University, Philadelphia, 2012-present

o Adjunct Professor in Department of Black and Hispanic Studies, Baruch College, CUNY, 2011-2012

o Adjunct Professor in Sociology and Anthropology, SUNY-Purchase, 2011-2012 o Visiting Lecturer in Sociology and Anthropology, SUNY-Purchase, 2010-2011

Major Advisor: ABD

Jaclyn Colona

Jackal Tanelorn

Gloria Yawson Major Professor: MA

Elaine Whitt, Latin American and Caribbean Studies, July 2012. Two-paper option

Ruth Lopez, MA, International Studies, June 2002. Green Pleasures: Ecotourism and Sex Tourism in Costa Rica

Jasmin Roman, MA, International Studies, March, 1999. Comprehensive examination fields: gender and development

David Uranga, MA, Latin American and Caribbean Studies, did not complete

FIU does not have graduate programs in Geography

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Meagan Mattingly, MA, Latin American and Caribbean Studies, did not complete PhD Committee Participation

Oceane Jasor, Global & Sociocultural studies, currently enrolled

Christina Bazzaroni, Global & Sociocultural studies, currently enrolled

Anna Clark, Global & Sociocultural studies, currently enrolled

Shawna Avila, Global & Sociocultural studies, currently enrolled

Xavier Vega, History, Currently enrolled

Melissa Armitage, History, currently enrolled

Mayurakshi Chaudhri, Global & Sociocultural Studies, January 2014. Gender in Motion: Negotiating Bengali Social Statuses across Time and Territories

Jan Solomon, Global & Sociocultural studies, June 2013. Women-Led Community Development Organizations (CDOs) in Miami-Dade County: A Model of Community Development Efforts Impacting the Economic Security of Women

Lorraine de la Fe, History, February 2013. Empire’s Children: Soviet Childhood in the Age of Revolution

Karen Mahar, Global & Sociocultural studies, November 2012, Not Getting By: Poverty Management and Homelessness in Miami

Christine Ardalan, History, June 2012. Forging Professional Public Health Nursing in a South State: Florida's Public Health Nurses, 1889-1934

Kindon Meik, History, November 2011. Disease and Hygiene in the Construction of a Nation: The Public Sphere, Public Space, and the Private Domain in Argentina, 1871 – 1910

Marcos Feldman, Global & Sociocultural Studies, November 2011. The Role of Neighborhood Organizations in the Production of Gentrifiable Urban Space: The Case of Wynwood, Miami’s Puerto Rican Barrio

Cristain Melo, International Relations, November 2010. Left Behind: A Farmer’s Fate in the Age of Sustainable Development

Diana Ter-Ghazaryan, International Relations, June 2010. Re-imagining Yerevan in the Post-Soviet Era: Urban Symbolism and Narratives of the Nation in the Landscape of Armenia’s Capital

Donna Goda, International Relations, July 2007. Tennessee Trabajadores: Global Wage Arbitrage Comes Home to Roost

Ellie Schemenauer, International Relations, July 2006. Gender, Identity, and the Security State: The Politics of International Drug Trafficking

Carol Hoffman-Guzmán, Sociology-Anthropology, September 2002. Middle-Class Immigrant Identities: Dominican Americans in South Florida

External PhD Committee Participation

John Finn, Geography, Arizona State University, December 2010. The resonance of place: At the intersection of music and race in Salvador da Bahía

MA Committee Participation

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Mauro Caraccioli, International Relations, March 2009. Thinking place in international relations: phenomenology and the geopolitics of knowledge in Latin American-US relations

Tuba Yelsilka, International Relations, April 2006, comprehensive exam exit option

Edme Pernia, Latin American and Caribbean Studies, March 2006. Mujeres de Abril: Demobilization Experiences of M-19 Women

Sanan Phutrakul, Sociology/Anthropology, April, 2006. Cultural Production and the Female Body: Billboard Advertising in the Czech Republic

Alex Barder, International Studies, November 2005. The International Legal Thought of Carl Schmitt: Towards a Critique of the Contemporary International Order

Hillary Scott, Latin American and Caribbean Studies, did not complete

Vashti Kelly, International Studies, November 2005, comprehensive exam exit option, did not pass

Sheleia Smithers, International Studies, March 2005, comprehensive exam exit option

Heather Winkleman, International Studies, March 2005. Irish Political Propaganda Posters

Frances Spiegel, International Studies, May 2004. Cuban Americans on Remittances and the Embargo

Noemi Báez, Latin American and Caribbean Studies, March 2003. Religion and Ethnic Identity Among Mexican Youths in Homestead, Florida

George Paltakis, International Studies, November 2004. Media-State Interaction in the Iraq War

Julie Galvez, Latin American and Caribbean Studies, did not complete

Iyonke Strawn, Latin American and Caribbean Studies, did not complete PhD Qualifying Examination Only

Yukari Ito, International Relations (Summer 2007)

Helga Turku, International Relations (Spring 2007)

Tiffany Bryant, International Relations (Spring, 2006; retake in Fall, 2006)

Lisa Samuel, International Relations (Spring, 2006)

Marvin Astrada, International Relations (Spring, 2006)

Samia Harb, International Relations (Fall 2005; retake in Fall, 2006)

Alex Goudimenko, International Relations (2001)

Laura Zanotti, International Relations (2000) UNDERGRADUATE MENTORING

Cristina Vilaboa, Honors Thesis supervisor (Departmental, 2008)

Daniel León, Honors Thesis supervisor (Departmental, 2008)

Michelle Zapiain, Honors Thesis supervisor (College, 2006)

Nicole Grimal, Honors Thesis supervisor (College, 2006)

Thaís Reiss, Honors Paper supervisor (College, 2005)

Teresa Huturbise, Honors Thesis supervisor (College, 2005)

Olga Martín, Honors Thesis supervisor (College, 2004)

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TEACHING Graduate Courses

Ethnicity and race

Cultural geography

Qualitative methods

Proposal writing

Space, place, and identity

Ethnography’s window on the world

The cultural body in the Americas: Critical issues in intercultural understanding

Landscapes of violence and healing in the Americas

Seminar in comparative area studies

Undergraduate Courses

World regional geography

Cultural geography

Urban geography

Latin American population and geography

The cultural body in the Americas

Geography of the borderlands Teaching about Teaching 2008, February. Lead speaker at iClicker workshop, Academy for the Art of Teaching, Florida International University 2007, August. Instructed 1-hour teaching forum Motivating students in large classes, as part of the Academy for the Art of Teaching’s Introduction to Teaching: An Intensive Two-Day Workshop, Florida International University, Miami 2007, January. Instructed 1-hour teaching forum Engaging students in large classes, as part of the Academy for the Art of Teaching’s participation in Provost’s Strategic TA Training Initiative, Florida International University, Miami 2006, August. Instructed 1-hour teaching forum Engaging students in large classes, as part of the Academy for the Art of Teaching’s Introduction to Teaching: An Intensive Two-Day Workshop, Florida International University, Miami 2006, August. Panelist, new faculty orientation, Best Practices in Teaching, Florida International University, Miami

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2006, March. Teaching Picnic Workshop leader, WH Freeman-sponsored session at the Association of American Geographers annual meeting, Chicago 2005, October. Instructed 1-hour teaching forum Motivating students, Academy for the Art of Teaching, Florida International University, Miami 2005, September. Panelist, new faculty orientation, Best Practices in Teaching, Florida International University, Miami 2005, February. Instructed 1-hour teaching forum Personalizing large classes, Academy for the Art of Teaching, Florida International University, Miami 2002, April. Developed and conducted teacher training workshop for Miami-Dade County K-12 teachers, Integrating Social Sciences and the Arts, Florida International University, Miami 2001, January. Presenter, forum on Interdisciplinary Team Teaching, Demonstration of In-Class Interactive Strategies, Intercultural Dance and Music Institute, Florida International University, Miami HONORS AND AWARDS 2003. University-wide Teaching Excellence Award, Faculty Senate, Florida International University 2006, 2003, 2001. Florida International University Matriculation Merit Award 1991. Dissertation Proposal Award from the Geographic Perspectives on Women Specialty Group of the American Association of Geographers 1989. Ullman Award for Outstanding Masters Student, Department of Geography, University of Washington, Seattle

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