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UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA Date: May 2021 Faculty Curriculum Vitae Name DEVOR, Aaron H Home page http://web.uvic.ca/~ahdevor/ Faculty Social Sciences Email [email protected] Department Sociology 1. DEGREES Degree Field Institution Year Granted Ph.D. Sociology University of Washington 1990 M.A. Communications Simon Fraser University 1985 B.Sc.(partial) Physics Simon Fraser University 1978-82 Certificate Printing Trades George Brown College 1972 B.A. Psychology York University 1971 Title of Dissertation A Comparison of Gender Schema Constructs and Conformity Among Female-To-Male Transsexuals, Lesbian and Heterosexual Women 2. POSITIONS HELD PRIOR TO APPOINTMENT AT UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA 1988-1989 Limited Term Appointment, Women's Studies, Simon Fraser University. 1988 Instructor, Prison Education Program, Fraser Valley College. Instructor, Mountain Correctional Institution for Men. 1986-1988 Instructor, Women's Studies/Prison Education Program, Simon Fraser University. 1986-1987 Teaching Assistant, Sociology, University of Washington. 1983-1984 Tutor, Supervisor, Directed Independent Studies, Women's Studies, Simon Fraser University. 1982-1983 Teaching Assistant, Communications, Simon Fraser University. 1981 Laboratory Instructor, Calculus, Simon Fraser University. 1980-1984 Teaching Assistant, Women's Studies, Simon Fraser University. 1979-1980 Research Assistant, Holography, Simon Fraser University 3. MAJOR FIELD(s) OF SCHOLARLY OR PROFESSIONAL INTEREST Transgender, Sexes, Genders, Sexualities 4. MEMBERSHIPS AND OFFICES HELD IN LEARNED AND PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES Offices Held 2021 World Association for Sexual Health 2021 WAS Congress Scientific Committee 2017-present Historian, World Professional Association for Transgender Health. 2016-present Standards of Care for the Health of Transsexual, Transgender, and Gender Nonconforming People, 8th Version, Committee, World Professional Association for Transgender Health. 2014-present Coordinator, Standards of Care Translations, World Professional Association for Transgender Health. Page 1 of 32 DEVOR, Aaron H. OFFICES HELD IN LEARNED AND PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES (cont.) 2014-present Research Committee, Canadian Professional Association for Transgender Health. 2014-present Scientific Committee, Genere, Identità, Cultura, Naples, Italy 2013-2014 Scientific Program Committee, 2014 Symposium, World Professional Association for Transgender Health. 2012-2013 System Liaison Person, Women’s Studies Articulation Committee, British Columbia Council on Admissions & Transfers. 2010-2011 Scientific Program Committee, 2011 Symposium, World Professional Association for Transgender Health. 2006-2012 Standards of Care for the Health of Transsexual, Transgender, and Gender Nonconforming People, 7th Version, Committee, World Professional Association for Transgender Health. 2005-2017 Chair, Archives Committee, World Professional Association for Transgender Health. 2005-2007 Nominating Committee, Canadian Association for Graduate Studies. 2000 Scientific Program Committee, International Academy for Sex Research. 1999-2005 Archives Committee, Harry Benjamin International Gender Dysphoria Association. 1999-2002 Standards of Care for Gender Identity Disorders, 6th Version, Committee, Harry Benjamin International Gender Dysphoria Association. 1998-2000 Board of Directors, Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality. 1995 Scientific Program Committee, International Academy for Sex Research. 1994-1995 Steering Committee, 1st International Congress on Gender, Cross-Dressing, & Sex Issues. 1991-1993 Diagnostic Manual for Sexual Disorders Committee, World Association for Sexology. 1990-1994 Board of Directors, International Foundation for Gender Education. Memberships in professional organizations 2012-2019 Irving K Barber Foundation Aboriginal Student Awards Committee. 2007-2019 Canadian Professional Association for Transgender Health 2002-2012 Canadian Association for Graduate Studies. 2002-2012 Western Canadian Deans of Graduate Studies. 2000-present Society for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education. 1999-2009 FTM International. 1999-2006 Intersex Society of North America. 1995-2005 Sex Information and Education Council of Canada. 1995-1997 Canadian Sex Research Forum. 1994-present International Academy for Sex Research (elected membership). 1992-present World Professional Association for Transgender Health (Formerly the Harry Benjamin International Gender Dysphoria Association). 1991-present Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality. 1991-2002 Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association. 1991-2002 Canadian Research Institute for the Advancement of Women. 1991-2002 Canadian Women's Studies Association. 1990 International Correctional Education Association. 5. SCHOLARSHIPS, FELLOWSHIPS, HONOURS, AND AWARDS Research Awards, Fellowships, & Other Honours 2021 50 Distinguished Sex and Gender Health Revolutionaries Award 2018 Virginia Prince Pioneer Award, Fantasia Fair 2017 Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT) Equity Award 2017 Faculty of Social Sciences Outstanding Community Outreach Award 2016 Provost’s Advocacy and Activism Award in Equity and Diversity 2015 Finalist, Lambda Literary Award, The Transgender Archives: Foundations for the Future 2011 Gender Identity Research & Education Society Annual Award (shared with a large team) Page 2 of 32 DEVOR, Aaron H. Research Awards, Fellowships, & Other Honours (cont.) 1999 Fellow, Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality. 1996 Hal Call Mattachine Scholar Award. 1994 Hugo Beigel Award, Society for the Scientific Study of Sex. 1994 Elected to membership in the International Academy for Sex Research. 1991 Chicago Women in Press Book Award - Honourable Mention. 1990 1st Annual Lesbian and Gay Studies Award. Toronto Lesbian and Gay Studies Association. Teaching Awards & Fellowship Honours 2000 3M Fellow, Society for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education. 1995 University of Victoria Alumni Association Excellence in Teaching Award. Research & Teaching Grants Received 2020-2025 SSHRC Insight Grant Collaborator, “The LGBTQ+ Oral History Digital Collaboratory: 2.0” $303,381. 2020-2023 Silver Gummy Foundation Grant. Co-Principle Applicant, “Trans+ People in Forced Labour in Canada.” $197,100. 2020-2022 BC Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction Grant. Principal Applicant “Improving labour market participation for Trans+ people.” $200,000. 2020-2021 CIHR Operating Grant: COVID-19 May 2020 Rapid Research. Co-Applicant, “The COVID-19 Pandemic Among Sexual and Gender Marginalized Populations in Canada: Physical Distancing Impacts, SARS-CoV-2 Seroprevalence, and Health and Wellness Needs.” $661,542. 2020 CIHR Planning & Dissemination Grant. Co-Principal Applicant, “Modernizing Sex and Gender Information Practices in Electronic Health Records.” $20,000. 2019-2021 Vancouver Foundation. Team Member. ““Our Trans Health Initiative”: A Community- Based Participatory Study of Transgender Population Health in British Columbia.” $300,000. 2018 CIHR SPOR Grant. Co-Principal Applicant, “"Transgender Population Health and Engagement in Patient-Oriented Research: A Community-Based Participatory Study." $40,000. 2016-2021 SSHRC Insight Grant. Collaborator. “The emergence of the transgender child: parent politics and social change.” $288,451. 2014-2019 SSHRC Insight Grant. “The LGBTQ Oral History Digital Collaboratory.” Collaborator. $254,171. 2013-2014 SSHRC Connections Grant. “Moving Trans History Forward conference.” $20,000. 2002-2012 University of Victoria Decanal Research Grant. $80,000. 2001 University of Victoria Teaching Development Grant. $2.500. 1998-2002 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. $60,000. 1998-1999 University of Victoria Innovative Teaching Grant. $2,500. 1997-1998 University of Victoria Research Grant. $3,500. 1996 University of Victoria Provost’s Research Grant. $1,000. 1992-1996 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. $74,000. 1992-1993 University of Victoria Faculty Research Grant. $1,000. 1991-1992 University of Victoria Faculty Research Grant. $1,000. 1991 SSHRC Travel Grant to International Conferences. $1,000. 1990-1991 University of Victoria Faculty Research Grant. $2,000. 1989 Simon Fraser University Publications Grant. $400. 1985 Simon Fraser University President’s Research Grant Stipend. Student Scholarships & Fellowships 1989 SSHRC Doctoral Fellowship (declined). 1988 SSHRC Doctoral Fellowship. 1983 Simon Fraser University Open Graduate Scholarship. 1969 New York State Regents Scholarship. Page 3 of 32 DEVOR, Aaron H. 6. APPOINTMENTS AT UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA 6a. Academic: Years Rank Department 1997-present Professor with Tenure Sociology 1994-1997 Associate Professor with Tenure Sociology 1990-1994 Assistant Professor Sociology 1989-1990 Visiting Lecturer Sociology 6b. Administrative / Leadership: Years Title 2016-present Founder and Inaugural Chair in Transgender Studies. 2014-present Founder and Host, Biennial Moving Trans History Forward Conferences 2011-present Founder and Academic Director. The Transgender Archives. 2002-2012 Dean, Faculty of Graduate Studies. 2002 Acting Dean of Social Sciences, Jan. 01-07, Apr. 8-12, 18-19. 2001-2002 Associate Dean of Social Sciences. 2001 Acting Dean of Social Sciences, August 4-28, Dec. 21-31. 2000 Acting Associate Dean of Social Sciences, July 1-Dec. 31. 2000 Acting Dean of Graduate Studies, August 11-15. 1998 Acting Chair, Sociology Department, August 1-14. 1997 Acting Associate Dean of Graduate Studies, July 1-Dec. 31. 1997 Acting
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