ELIZABETH BISHOP, PH.D.

Associate Professor Department of History Texas State University-San Marcos 601 University Drive Taylor Murphy Building, 216 San Marcos, TX 78666 U.S.A.

Phone: (512) 245-3747 [email protected]

ORCID 0000-0002-1138-4842 Scopus 59537 Web of Science H-2539-2019

I. ACADEMIC/PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND

A. Education

Degree Dates Major/University Thesis/Distinction Ph.D. 1988- Department of History “Talking Shop: Egyptian Engineers 1997 The University of Chicago and Soviet Specialists at the Aswan Chicago IL High Dam” Rashid Khalidi, supervisor; Sheila Fitzpatrick and Robert Richards, examiners MA 1986- Department of Political Science 1988 Northwestern University Evanston IL Ibrahim Abu Lughod, supervisor BA 1982- Earlham College Wilkinson Scholar in the Social 1986 Richmond IN Sciences, Alumni Scholar

B. University Experience

Dates University Position 2008- Texas State University-San Associate Professor present Marcos 2005- University of North Carolina- Lecturer 2006 Wilmington 2003- University of Texas at Austin Lecturer 2005 2001- Cairo University Lecturer 2003 1997- American University in Cairo Visiting Assistant Professor 2000 Acting Director, Development Studies

1996- Auburn University Visiting Assistant Professor 1997 1995 The University of Chicago Lecturer The Morris Fishbein Center for the History of Science and Medicine Dr. Elizabeth Bishop [email protected]

C. Relevant Professional Experience

Position Dates Entity Project Editor 2007 to the present Ibidem Verlag: Belkacem Belmekki and Michel Naumann, Paradoxes of Pakistan (2021);

Brill Academic Publishers: Stéphane Pradines, Earthen Architecture in Muslim Cultures: Historical and Anthropological Perspectives (2018);

Brill Academic Publishers: Frederick De Jong, Uyghur Texts in Context (2017);

Brill Academic Publishers: Marie Huber’s Memories of an Impossible Future: Mehdi Akhavān Sāles and the Poetics of Time (2016);

Princeton University Press: Shahab Ahmed’s What Is Islam? The Importance of Being Islamic (2016);

Brill Academic Publishers: Lyall Armstrong’s The Quṣṣāṣ of Early Islam (2016);

Brill Academic Publishers: Damien Janos’ Ideas in Motion in Baghdad and Beyond: Philosophical and Theological Exchanges between Christians and Muslims in the Third/Ninth and Fourth/Tenth Centuries (2009); and

Stanford University Press: Asef Bayat's Making Islam Democratic: Social Movements and the Post-Islamist Turn (2007).

Researcher 2002-2003 UNIFEM Beijing +5, American University in Cairo, Cynthia Nelson Institute for Gender and Women’s Studies (contractor);

Benchmarked implementation of the Beijing Platform for Action; and,

Chief of Party 1997-1999 USAID/, Monitoring and Evaluation Unit, PricewaterhouseCoopers (contractor)/SRI International (subcontractor);

Team designed performance indicators for USAID's annual Results Review and Resources Request (R4) per OMB guidelines;

Personally negotiated Presidential Decrees no. 67 (1998), and no. 219 (1998); and

Researcher 1995 U.N.D.P., Business Technology Development Strategies L.L.C. (subcontractor).

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D. Languages

Arabic: reading 3, speaking 4 (U.S. Department of State, Language Proficiency Code) English: native fluency French: reading 4, speaking 3 German: elementary proficiency Persian: elementary proficiency Russian: reading 4, speaking 3

II. TEACHING

A. Teaching Honors and Awards

American Historical Association, Nancy Lyman Roelker Mentorship Award, nominated (2021);

Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, Minnie Stevens Piper Professor Award, nominated (2020);

Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, Minnie Stevens Piper Professor Award, nominated (2019);

Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, Minnie Stevens Piper Professor Award, nominated (2018);

Texas State University, Mariel M. Muir Excellence in Mentoring Awards, nominated (2016); and,

Texas State University, International Studies, “Professor of the Year” (2010).

B. Courses Taught

UNDERGRADUATE COURSES

Lecture courses: World Civilization from 1600; Gender and Militarization in the ; History of the Modern Middle East; Islamic World to 1798; Modern Political Communities in , Syria, ; The “Problem” of Palestine; U.S. Foreign Policy Making in the Islamic World; and, Workers and Working in the Arab World. Seminar: Iraq’s 1958 Revolution; and “Study in America,” U.S.N.A. Archives II (College Park, MD)

GRADUATE COURSES

Lecture courses: American Civilization; American Literature; and World Civilization. Seminars: Diplomatic and Consular Relations; Global Cold War; Independent Study in Arab History; Iraq’s 1958 Revolution; Landscape, Imperialism, and Neo-Imperialism; and

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Nonaligned Literatures (African-American Writers and North Africa).

C. Graduate Theses/Dissertations

Masters

Université d’Oran 2 Mohamed Ben Ahmed

Faculté des Langues Etrangères

Nabila Chaker, “The Role of Propaganda in the Cold War” [working title] (in process)— supervisor;

Abderrahim Sami Hattab, “The Bluest Eye in Self-Actualization and Taboos” (2020)— supervisor; and,

Mahi Rahmouna Malika, “Janus-Faced American Wartime Propaganda” (2020)— supervisor.

Texas State University

Department of History

Justin Allemang, “Failed Security: Realism, Interventionism, and the Path to Insecurity” (2018)—supervisor; and

Brendon Larimore, “Broken Promises of the Mandate: A Study of Palestinian Identity” (2015)—supervisor.

University of North Carolina/Wilmington

Department of History

Matthew Parnell, “Palestinian-American Construction and Maintenance of Identity in Diaspora” (2006).

University of Texas/Austin

Center for Middle Eastern Studies

Andrea Turpin, “After the Occupation: The Violence of Reform in 19th Century ” (2005).

American University in Cairo

Department of Political Science

Sean Joseph Osner, “Enhancing Human Development in the Periphery: The Case of Technology Access Community Centers in Sharkeya Governorate, Egypt” (2000);

Rawia al Shater, “Child Labor in Egypt” (2000)—supervisor;

Nagla Salah El Din Al Shamy, “Free Trade, Protectionism, and the Environment: A Study of Regional Trade Regimes” (2000);

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Dina M. Younis, “Micro-Finance and the Delivery of Business Development Services to Women: A Project Proposal for a Women’s Outreach Unit in the Small Enterprise Development Association in Port Said” (1999);

Nagla Mohamed Bahr, “Establishing Belifia Training & Development Center at Belifia- Beni Suef” (1999);

Dina El Naggar, “Public Participation in Environmental Initiatives in Relation to Solid Waste Management in Mit Salsil-Governorate of Dakahleya” (1999); and,

Monzer Fathi Selim, “Entrepreneurial Training and Consultancy Program” (1999).

D. Undergraduate Theses

Texas State University

Honors College

Sandra Sadek, “War in : Costs and Benefits to the United States” (May 2020);

Geoff Sloan, “Two Years and Counting: The Qatari Gulf Crisis” (June 2019)— supervisor;

Mohammed Al-Rousan, “Tale of Tribes” (2018);

Coffey McCurdy, “The Baghdad Pact Nuclear Research Center” (2018)—supervisor;

Meghan Blizinski, “Defeating ISIS in Iraq: An Analysis of the Counterinsurgency Strategy Used to Liberate the City of Tikrit” (2016)—supervisor; and,

Benjamin Swenson-Wiener, “Trafficked Child or Motherly Sex Worker? How Motherhood Shapes Sex Trafficking Politics in Argentina” (2015).

University of Texas at Austin

Center for Middle Eastern Studies

Carlos Campos, “Lebanon’s Civil War and Documentation of Populations” (2019).

E. Selected Students’ Peer-reviewed Journal Articles

Latifa Khadija Beguenane, “A Usurped Dream: Uncovering the Theme of 'Fighting Back' in F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby,” Text in Context (forthcoming).

Mark Lottman, review of Herbert Tint, French Foreign Policy since the Second World War, United States Army War College’s Dusty Shelves (4 March 2021).

Brittlin Richardson, “Justice William J. Brennan Jr. and the 14th Amendment,” Texas State Undergraduate Research Journal 7, 1 (2019), pp. 34-39.

Preston Nieves, “When Worlds Divide: China, Russia, and the U.S.-led World Order,” Texas State Undergraduate Research Journal 6, 1 (2018), pp. 37-42.

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Daisy Jaimez, “How Economic Indicators Influence Mexican Immigration in the United States,” Texas State Undergraduate Research Journal 5, 1 (2017), pp. 42-51.

Tyler Janae Smith, “The Journey of Vodou from Haiti to New Orleans; Catholicism, Slavery, the Haitian Revolution in Saint-Domingue, And Its Transition to New Orleans in the New World,” Texas State Undergraduate Research Journal 4, 1 (2016), pp. 15-24.

Julie Kretschmar, “The Baghdad Pact,” Texas State Undergraduate Research Journal, vol. 3, no. 1 (2015), pp. 48-53.

Jordan Barrett, review of Johan Franzen, Red Star Over Iraq: Iraqi Communism Before Saddam, Texas State Undergraduate Research Journal 2, 2 (2014).

Jordan Barrett, review of Tareq Y. Ismael, The Rise and Fall of the Communist Party of Iraq. Texas State Undergraduate Research Journal 2, 2 (2014).

Christian Penichet-Paul, “The Early Life of Grover Cleveland,” Texas State Undergraduate Research Journal 1, 1 (2013), pp. 1-10.

Jennifer Davis, “We Shall Overcome: The Long Road From ‘Strange Fruit’ to Equality,” Texas State Undergraduate Research Journal 1, 1 (2013), pp. 28-35.

F. Teaching Certificates

Alkek One: Esri/ArcGIS (July 2021).

Alkek One: Exploring Open-Source GIS 1 (July 2021).

John N. Gardner Institute for Excellence in Undergraduate Education's High-Impact Online Teaching and Learning Practices for History Faculty, in partnership with the American Historical Association (June 2021).

Quality Matters (QM) Designing Your Own Online Course Certificate and Peer Reviewer workshop (May 2020).

Texas State University, Multicultural Curriculum Transformation and Research Institute (June 2013).

III. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE

A. Works in Print

1. Books

a. Monograph

Spaces of the High Dam (Cairo: American University in Cairo Press) (forthcoming 2022).

b. Textbooks

With Guy Beckwith, eds. Readings in Technology and Civilization (New York, NY: Simon and Schuster, 1997).

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With Michael Callahan, and Raymond Douglas, eds., Imperialism on Trial: International Oversight of Colonial Governance in Historical Perspective (Lanham, MD: Lexington Books/Rowman & Littlefield, 2006). d. Chapters in Books

“A Wartime Schism in the Iraqi Communist Party: Mr. Masters in Moscow (1944).” In Russian-Arab Worlds: A Documentary History, Margaret Litvin, Masha Kirasirova, and Eileen Kane, eds. (Oxford: Oxford University Press, forthcoming).

“Nostalgia and Anxiety: Soviet Circus in Arab Egypt.” In Nostalgia, and Anxiety in the Visual and Performing Arts: Russia, Eastern, and Central Europe, Tetyana Dzyadevych, ed. (Wilmington, Delaware: Vernon Press, forthcoming).

“The Great Industrial Project: Space, Sovereignty, and Production Cultures at Egypt’s Aswan High Dam.” In Second-Third World Spaces in the Cold War: Global Socialism and the Politics of the Particular, Kristin Roth-Ey, ed. (London: Bloomsbury Academic, forthcoming).

With Leila Asadi, “Loss and Dream World (Elizabeth Grosz).” In Emerging Possibilities, Elizabeth Bonapfel and Alexander Hennig, eds. (Leiden: Brill, forthcoming).

“The ‘Partisans of Peace’ between Baku and Moscow: The Soviet Experience of 1958.” In The Middle East in 1958, Jeffrey G. Karam, ed. (London: Bloomsbury, 2020), pp. 65- 78.

“Arabs at the Communist International.” In Revolution: Beiträge zu einem historischen Phänomen der globalen Moderne, Frank Jacob and Riccardo Altieri, eds. (Berlin: Wissenschaftlicher Verlag, 2019), pp. 69-98.

“’Domination of the Corrupt Clique:’ Coups and Communications Revolutions in the U.S. and Arab Middle East.” In The Middle East Reloaded: Revolutionary Changes, Power Dynamics, and Regional Rivalries Since the Arab Spring, Philipp Amour, ed. (Washington DC: Academica Press, 2018), pp. 109-144.

“American Atomic Policy and Hashemite Iraq, 1954-1958.” In U.S. Foreign Policy in the Middle East: From American Missionaries to the Islamic State, Tugrul Keskin and Geoffrey Gresh, eds. (London: Routledge, 2018), pp. 81-101.

“’Atoms for Peace’: Hashemite Iraq and the Baghdad Pact during the Cold War.” In War and Geography; The Spatiality of Organized Mass Violence, Frank Jacob and Sarah Danielsson, eds. (Leiden, Netherlands: Brill, 2017), pp. 263-296.

“’Dogs of Wall Street, Let Us Alone;’ Graffiti in Cold War Baghdad, 1953.” In Making of Arab Spring: Assessing Role of Civil Society through Cases of Innovative Activism, Cenap Çakmak, ed. (London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2016), pp. 17-33.

“Wearing Balmain, Dior, and Schiaparelli: Foreign Escorts in Hashemite Iraq.” In Prostitution: Eine Begleiterin der Menschheit [A Companion of Mankind], Frank Jacob, ed. (Frankfurt: Peter Lang, 2016), pp. 519-542.

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“Muslim Americans Between the Challenge of Policing and Freedom of Expression.” In New Horizons of Muslim Diaspora in North America and Europe, Moha Ennaji, ed. (New York, NY: Palgrave Macmillan, 2016), pp. 259-273.

“Control Room: Visible and Concealed Spaces of the Aswan High Dam.” In Landscapes of Development: Modernization and the Physical Environment in the Eastern Mediterranean, Panayiota Pyla, ed. (Cambridge, MA: Harvard Graduate School of Design, 2013), pp. 73-87.

“Living with ‘Ali Mubarak pasha: State and Civil Society in Egypt.” In Living in Historic Cairo: Past and Present in an Islamic City, Farhad Daftary, Elizabeth Fernea, and Azim Nanji, eds. (London, UK: Azimuth Editions, 2010), pp. 160-169.

“Assuan, 1959: Sowjetische Entwicklungspolitik--die Perspektive der ‘Gender History’” [Aswan, 1959: Soviet Development Aid; A Gender History Perspective]. In Die Sowjetunion und die Dritte Welt/The Soviet Union and the Third World, Andreas Hilger, ed. (Munich, Germany: Oldenbourg Wissenschaftsverlag, 2009) [in German], pp. 67-81.

“Economic Imperialism in the Palestine Mandate.” In Imperialism on Trial: International Oversight of Colonial Governance in Historical Perspective, Elizabeth Bishop, Michael Callahan, and Raymond Douglas, eds. (Lanham, MD: Lexington Books/ Rowman & Littlefield, 2006), pp. 45-60.

2. Articles

a. Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles

“The Yugoslav Presidential Yacht Galeb, Tito, and Nasser,” Arab-European Relations (Budapest, Hungary) (forthcoming).

“Hashemite Royal Mausoleum in Baghdad: Multi-faceted, Cosmopolitan, and Diverse Set of Influences,” Islamic Inquiries (Qom, Iran) (forthcoming).

“Dying to Survive: Construction Workers in French (1950-1960),” Oussour al- jadida [New Eras] 10, 3 (2020).

“Ghosts of Empire in Egypt: The Turkish Ambassador's Revenge,” Revue des mondes musulmans et de la Méditerranée, special issue Fantômes d'Empire: persistances et revendications d'ottomanité(s) dans les espaces post-ottomans; Aline Schlaepfer, Philippe Bourmaud, Iyas Hassan, eds. (2020)—nominated for the Ömer Lütfi Barkan article prize.

“Soviet Policy Towards Egypt: D. S. Solod in the State Archive of the Russian Federation,” Maghreb Review 45, 3 (2020).

“The Black Panthers and Palestine,” Majalat rawafid lil-dirasat wal-abhath al-ealamiat fi al-ulum al-ijtimia wal-insania [Tributaries Journal for Studies and Scientific Research in the Social and Human Sciences] 4, 1 (2020).

“The Issue of Palestine at the Second Congress of the Communist International,” al- Majalat al-Jazayiriat lil'abhath wal-Dirasat [Algerian Journal for Research and Studies] 3, 3 (2020).

“’Terrible Things, Those Jewels;’ The ComIntern’s Department of International

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Communications and Communists in Egypt, Great Britain, Iraq, and the United States,” Historical Yearbook 16 (“Nicolae Iorga” Historical Institute, Romanian Academy of Science) (Bucharest, Romania) (2019).

“Hashemite Iraq’s Relations with Africa (1953-1958),” Africa and the West (Oran, Algeria) (2017).

“Golden Flies: Egypt's Pharaonic Past in Multiple Mirrors,” in Mercedes Volait et Emmanuelle Perrin (dir.), Dialogues artistiques avec les passés de l'Égypte: une perspective transnationale et transmédiale, Paris, InVisu (Centre national de la recherche scientifique - Institut national d'histoire de l'art) (« Actes de colloques ») (2017).

“’Indemnity Against the Government;’ Prisons and Prisoners in Hashemite Iraq During the Cold War,” Historical Yearbook 8 (“Nicolae Iorga” Historical Institute, Romanian Academy of Science) (Bucharest, Romania) (2017).

“Proxy Battle of the Cold War: Taxation in Hashemite Iraq,” Studia Historica Gedanensia, 6 (Gdansk, Poland) (2015).

“‘Asia and Adjacent Areas,’ Mohammed Fadhel Jamali’s Cold War Experiences,” Auto/ Fiction, 1, 2 (Odisha, India) (2015).

“ʻAlī al-Wardī, Texas Sociologist?” International Journal of Contemporary Iraqi Studies, 8, 2-3 (Exeter, UK) (2014).

“Petroleum, Labor, and Legislative Politics in Hashemite Iraq, 1953,” Al-Mawaqif, 8 (Mascara, Algeria) (2013).

“‘Noisy and Non-Cooperative;’ Testing in Hashemite Iraq, 1953,” Africa and the West, 10 (Oran, Algeria) (2013).

“‘Blown Away by the Winds Like Ashes;’ Biopower in Egypt’s #25Jan and Iraq’s 14 Tammouz,” Alternatives: Turkish Journal of International Relations, 12, 3 (Yalova, ) (2013).

“Border Crossing Between Iraq and Iran, Summer 1953,” Arab World Geographer, 16, 2 (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) (2013).

“‘Lofty and Precipitous Chains,’ The Roles of the Zagros Mountain Region During the Cold War,” Tunisian-Mediterranean Review of Historical, Social and Economic Studies (Béja, ) (2013), pp. 27-67.

“‘Day-to-Day Politics:’ Iraq’s Development between Bilateral and International Organizations,” Studia Europaea, 2 (Cluj-Napoca, Romania) (2013), pp. 5-21.

“Iraq’s Late Hashemite Monarchy from Wien,” Romano-Arabica, XIII (Bucharest, Romania) (2013), pp. 43-60.

“Democracy and Monarchy as Antithetical Terms? Iraq’s Elections of September 1954,” Studia Politica, 2 (Bucharest, Romania) (2013), pp. 313-326.

“Politics of Cinema in Hashemite Iraq,” Oriente Moderno, 93, 1 (Leiden, Netherlands) (2013), pp. 101-126.

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“The Local and the Global: The Iraqi Revolution of 1958 Between Western and Soviet Modernities,” Ab Imperio, 4 (2011), pp. 172-202.

“Ameen al Rihani on Statecraft in Imamic Yemen,” Social and Human Sciences Review, 23 (Batna, Algeria) (2010), pp. 1-30.

“Fanon in Furs: Theorist for North Africa’s National Liberation in Russian Translation,” al-Tawāṣul [Connection], 21 (Annaba, Algeria) (2008), pp. 5-11.

b. Non-refereed Articles

“Legacies of History and The Defense of Academic Freedom, Here and Abroad,” Texas State History Department blog, 22 March 2021.

“‘Partisans of Peace’ in a Global Cold War,” The Academic Research Institute in Iraq blog, 14 October 2020.

Letter to the Editor, regarding Sen. Paul Simon Study Abroad Program Act, Austin American-Statesman (15 October 2019), p. A9.

Letter to the Editor, regarding SB 29 [state contracts with and investments in companies boycotting Israel], Austin American-Statesman (26 March 2017), p. A8.

“Tale of Unrest. In Egypt, Recent Events and Long-Simmering Issues Combined with a Force That’s Shaken the Arab World,” Austin American-Statesman (6 February 2011), p. 1.

“al-Mwrūthat al-Umahet: al-Wasata wa al-Itisal Bayna al-Thaqafa fi Riwayat Kharitat al-Hob le Ahdaf Sūyf” [“Maternal Legacies: Feminist Histories in Ahdaf Soueif’s Map of Love”] Tiba (Cairo, Egypt) (Spring 2004) [in Arabic], pp. 30-37.

“Who Keeps Files on Whom? The Feminization of the Egyptian State.” Proceedings of the Eighth American University in Cairo Research Conference on Information Technology in Egypt (Cairo, Egypt) (2001), pp. 151-163.

5. Reports

Scientific advisor, “The Aswan High Dam,” Modern Marvels television series, season 7, episode 4 (2010).

Scientific advisor, “Aswan Dam,” Modern Marvels television series, season 6, episode 26 (2009).

Rapporteur, “Transnational Feminist Sociologies: Current Challenges, Future Directions Presented by the Caucus on Gender and Sexuality in International Contexts,” Jyoti Puri, Sexuality Research and Social Policy: Journal of the National Sexuality Resource Center 2:1 (March 2005), p. 63-67.

6. Book Reviews

Pamela Pennock, The Rise of the Arab American Left: Activists, Allies, and their Fight against Imperialism and Racism, 1960s-1980s. Journal of American Ethnic History (forthcoming).

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Ceren Lord, Religious Politics in Turkey: From the Birth of the Republic to the AKP. Immigrants & Minorities: Historical Studies in Ethnicity, Migration and Diaspora Review. With Victoria Elizondo (2021).

“Concepts of Space,” International Journal of Middle East Studies 52, 4 (2020).

David Dunford, From Sadat to Saddam: The Decline of American Diplomacy in the Middle East, in the Journal of Military History (October 2020).

Michael R. Fischbach, Black Power and Palestine: Transnational Countries of Color. Journal of Palestine Studies (Summer 2019).

Clare Anderson, ed., A Global History of Convicts and Penal Colonies. EuropeNow (8 November 2018).

Alexei Mikhailovich Vasiliev, Russia's Middle East Policy: From Lenin to Putin. Cairo Review of Global Affairs (Fall 2018).

Roger Hardy, The Poisoned Well: Empire and Its Legacy in the Middle East. H-Diplo (H-Net) (2017).

Ann Laura Stoler, Along the Archival Grain: Epistemic Anxieties and Colonial Common Sense. Ab Imperio 2, (Kazan, Russia) (2014).

Abdeslam M. Maghraoui, Liberalism Without Democracy: Nationhood and Citizenship in Egypt, 1922-1936. E3W Review of Books 7, (Austin, TX) (Spring 2007).

Eric Davis, Memories of State: Politics, History, and Collective Identity in Modern Iraq. E3W Review of Books 6, (Austin, TX) (Spring 2006).

Kathleen Huehnast and Carol Nechemias, eds., Post-Soviet Women Encountering Transition: Nation Building, Economic Survival, and Civic Action. Tiba (Cairo, Egypt) (Spring 2006) [in Arabic].

Barbara Harlow and Mia Carter, eds., Archives of Empire, Volume One: From the East India Company to the Suez Canal. E3W Review of Books, 5 (Austin, TX) (Spring 2005).

Saba Mahmood, Politics of Piety: The Islamic Revival and the Feminist Subject. Bulletin of the Royal Institute of Inter-faith Studies, 7:1 (Amman, Jordan) (Spring 2005).

“Science / Writing / Communication,” review of Timothy Lenoir, editor. Inscribing Science; Scientific Texts and the Materiality of Communication. Stanford, California: Stanford University Press, 1998. Jouvert 6, 1 - 2 (2001).

Rostislav Dubinsky, Stormy Applause: Making Music in a Workers’ State. Slavic Review 52, 3 (Urbana, IL) (Autumn 1993).

B. Works Not in Print

1. Recent Papers Presented at Recent Professional Meetings

“Architecture of (Re)Moving Parts: Construction Workers in Constantine, Algeria (1955-1960),” at “Colonial Cancers, Incarcerations, and Workplace Accidents: Embodied Histories of Labor in

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“Frozen Conflicts on the Nile: Youssef Chahine's 'Nile Films' in Thaw-Era Distribution,” at “Frozen Conflicts in Eurasia: Origins, Status and Outlook,” Virtual Summer Research Laboratory (SRL) in Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies at the University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign (June 2021).

“Boundary-Crossing Cinema: Living Color in the U.S.S.R. and Egypt,” On the Boundaries of Here and Now, Ca’ Foscari University (February 2021).

“Cairo Panopticon: Space in Modern Egyptian History,” at “Governmentality in the Era of the Flâneuse,” Middle East Studies Association’s annual meeting (virtually) (October 2020).

“Fostering Critical Pedagogy About Algeria,” at “Teaching Innovatively Foreign Languages Teachers,” Ecole Normale Supérieure de Laghouat (Laghouat, Algeria) (January 2020).

On panel, “Gendered Bodies in Times of Revolution: Representation and Reality in Comparative Contexts,” at Berkshire Conference of Women Historians 3, American Historical Association’s annual meeting (New York, NY) (January 2020).

“Rethinking the Role of Higher Education: Texas State University's Multicultural Curriculum Transformation and Research Institute,” at “First National Conference, Rethinking the Role of Higher Education in Bridging the Gap between Pre-Teacher Training and the Real World of Teaching,” Ecole Normale Supérieure d'Oran (Oran, Algeria) (December 2019).

“Shi'i Internationalism: The ‘Partisans of Peace’ Movement and Muslims of Soviet Azerbaijan,” at “Reimagining the Revolutionary Year of 1958: New Perspectives on Iran, Turkey, , the United States, and the Soviet Union,” Middle East Studies Association’s annual meeting (New Orleans, LA) (November 2019).

“Conflicted Loyalties: The Arab Union’s Regional Counter-Alliance and Iraq’s 14 July 1958 Coup,” at “A Revolutionary Year: Centering and Globalizing 1958,” American Historical Association’s annual meeting (Chicago, IL) (January 2019).

“Spaces of Intimacy: Passing as ‘French’ in a Hexagon at War (1950-1960),” at “Gender, Borders, and Imaginings of Freedom in the Middle East and North Africa (1908-2018),” National Women’s Studies Association annual meeting (Atlanta, GA) (2018).

“Thinking the Global South: A Critical Vocabulary for the 1950s,” at “Thinking the Global South: A Critical Vocabulary for the Twenty-First Century” (University Park, PA) (2018).

“Arab Section at KUTV,” at Neues aus Osteuropa in Berlin: Prisma Ukraïna workshop “Soviet Student Dormitories: Structures and Legacies” (Berlin, Germany) (2018).

“Biopolitics in the Arab Cold War: Biomedical Testing in Nasserist Egypt versus Hashemite Iraq, 1953-1958,” at “Globalization of Science in the Middle East and North Africa,” (Worcester, MA) (2017).

2. Recent Invited Talks, Lectures, Presentations

“Social Reform and The Memphis Diary of Ida B. Wells,” Texas State University Philosophy Dialogues (November 2020).

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“Panel on Racial Healing with Joel Gorza,” Texas State University Philosophy Dialogues (October 2020).

“Systemic Nature of Institutionalized Racism,” Texas State University Philosophy Dialogues (September 2020).

“Case of Conflict, Protest, and Resistance: Iraqi Students in 20th Century Birmingham,” keynote address at the first international conference, “Conflict, Protest, and Resistance in Twentieth Century Britain,” Mustapha Stambouli University of Mascara (Mascara, Algeria) (October 2019).

“Narratives, E-Learning, and Paper Documents: Between Jacques Derrida and Carolyn Steedman,” keynote address at the first international conference, “Interconnectedness Between Literature and History in ELT,” Hassiba Benbouali University of Chlef (Chlef, Algeria) (April 2019).

“Law 51 (And Other Technologies of Truth) in Hashemite Iraq,” at “Technologies of Truth,” Seton Hall University (South Orange, NJ) (2016).

“‘Lofty and Precipitous Chains,’ The Roles of the Zagros Mountain Region During the Cold War,” at “War and Geography,” CUNY Graduate Center (New York, NY) (2015).

“Demand and Relevance: Caoutchouc in Soviet Central Asia,” [read at] “Elites maghrébines et subsahariennes formées en URSS/Russie et dans les pays d’Europe de l’Est” [Maghreb and Sub- Saharan Elites Formed in the U.S.S.R./Russia and the Eastern European Countries], sponsored by the Faculté des Lettres et des Sciences Humaines, Fondation Maison des Sciences de l’Homme (Paris, France), and Le Réseau International Acteurs Emergents (Mohammedia, ) (2013).

“Constructing the ‘Soviet’ Among Iraqi Radio Listeners, 1950-1958,” [read at] Проекты модерности: конструируя “советское” в европейской перспективе [Projects of Modernity: Constructing ‘the Soviet’ in European Perspective], Perm State National Research University (Perm, Russia) (2013).

3. Recent Consultancies

Consulting editor, CASPIANA: Digital Toolbox for Students and Scholars of Central Asia and South Caucasus, Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies, Harvard University (2021).

Curriculum Review Team, Texas International Education Consortium partnership with the American University of Iraq Sulaimani and the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs (2021-).

“Shi’i Muslim Exiles of the 20th Century,” University of British Columbia, Database of Religious History (2020).

College Board, “Research” Advanced Placement Exam, Standard-Setting Exercise (2018).

College Board, “Research” Advanced Placement Exam, Standard-Setting Exercise (2017).

College Board, “Research” Advanced Placement Exam, Rubric Pilot (2017).

College Board, “Research” Advanced Placement Exam, Standard-Setting Exercise (2016).

Cengage Learning Inc., web assets to accompany Bulliet, The Earth and Its Peoples, Brief Edition 6e (2013).

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4. Recent Workshops

“Fictional Worlds from North Africa: Algeria’s Postcolonial Literature in Russian Translation,” at “Literary Classics and Intellectual Autonomy in the Soviet World,” Oxford University (March 2021).

“Discussing Islamic Art, Aesthetics, and Visuality Course,” Oxford International Collaboration Centre, Azad University in Oxford (February 2021).

“Boundary-Crossing Cinema: Between the U.S.S.R. and Egypt,” at “On the Boundaries of Here and Now,” international symposium, Ca' Foscari University of Venice (February 2021).

“Literary Narrative and Historiography in Undergraduate Classrooms,” at “Educational Problem Solving: New Approaches,” Ecole Normale Supérieure d'Oran (Oran, Algeria) (April 2019).

“The 'Partisans of Peace' Between Baku and Moscow: The Soviet Experience of 1958,” at, “The Middle East in 1958: Reimagining A Revolutionary Year,” Issam Fares Institute for Public Policy and International Affairs. American University in Beirut (Beirut, Lebanon) (March 2019).

“Galya, Ali: Gamal, and Nikolai Sergeyevich: Arab Youth Engaging Politics at the 1957 Youth Festival,” workshop, “A Century of Youth Engaging Politics in the Middle East,” University of Manitoba (Winnipeg, Canada) (2017).

“’Peace Partisans’ in Najaf During the Cold War,” Shi’i Studies Symposium, “Shi’ism and Governance,” the University of Chicago (Chicago, IL) (2017).

“Speech on Muslim World Relations (2009),” at “The Obama Legacy? Preliminary Perspectives” (San Marcos, TX) (2017).

C. Grants and Contracts

1. Funded External Grants and Contracts

U.S. National Archives, Harry S. Truman Library Institute, Committee on Research, Scholarship, and Education (Independence, MO) (2021).

University of Illinois, Russian, East European, and Eurasian Center (Urbana, IL), Summer Research Lab (2021).

University of Texas at Austin, Center for European Studies (Austin, TX), Title VI MSI Faculty Travel Grant (Aix-en-Provence and Paris, France) (2020).

University of Illinois, Russian, East European, and Eurasian Center (Urbana, IL), Summer Research Lab (2020).

Max Weber Foundation/Orient Institut, Hans-Robert Roemer fellowship for visiting scholars (Beirut, Lebanon) (July 2019) (declined, as the U.S. Department of State required).

University of Texas at Austin, Center for European Studies (Austin, TX), Title VI MSI Faculty Travel Grant (Aix-en-Provence and Paris, France) (2019).

U.S. Department of State, Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence, Dr. Torsten Feys (2018).

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University of Texas at Austin, Texas Russian and East European Studies Network (Austin, TX), faculty professionalization grant (Baku, Azerbaijan) (2018).

U.S. National Archives, Eisenhower Presidential Library, Eisenhower Foundation Travel Research Grant (Abilene, KS) (2018).

University of Texas at Austin, Texas Russian and East European Studies Network (Austin, TX), faculty professionalization grant (Baku, Azerbaijan) (2017).

Notre Dame University, Global Religion Research Initiative, round 1 award recipient, curriculum development grant for “Global Cold War” (2017).

U.S. Department of State, Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence, Dr. Gökser Gökçay (2016).

University of Illinois, Russian, East European, and Eurasian Center (Urbana, IL), Summer Research Lab (2016).

University of Religions and Denominations, Second Shi’a Studies Short Course (Qom, Iran), bursary (2016).

Institute of Turkish Studies (ITS) Library Grant; collaboration with Gloria Hinojosa and Margaret Vaverek of Texas State University’s Alkek Library (2014).

U.S. Department of State, Fulbright Program, Occasional Lecturer, Dr. Mai al-Mossad of Cairo University (2014).

U.S. Department of State, Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence (scholar declined) (2010).

U.S. Department of State, Fulbright Program, Occasional Lecturer, Dr. Abdelilah al-Abdi of Mohammed V (2008).

American University in Cairo, Humanities and Social Sciences, fellowship (2006).

Yale University, Middle East Studies Council, Center for International and Area Studies, fellowship (2006).

Duke University, Mary Lily Research Grant (2006).

Indiana University, Lily Library, Everett Helm Visiting Fellowship (2005).

University of Texas at Austin, Middle East Studies Center, travel grants (2003, 2004).

University of Texas at Austin, Center for Russian and Eastern European Studies, travel grant, to take part in Harvard University, Central Eurasian Studies Society conference, Harvard University (2002).

University of Texas at Austin, Center for Middle East Studies, travel grant, to take part in Goethe- Institut conference, “Globalization, Americanization and Contemporary Popular Culture” (İstanbul, Turkey) (2004).

Luso-American Foundation, travel grant, Third Sector Foundation of Turkey (TÜSEV), to take part in Trans-Mediterranean Civil Society Dialogue, “Conference on Women and Education in the Mediterranean Basin” (İstanbul, Turkey) (2003).

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Social Science Research Council, travel grant to take part in Centre for Advanced Study “Remembering Communism,” (Sofia, Bulgaria) (2003).

Luso-American Foundation, travel grant, “Women and Education,” Faculté des Lettres et des Sciences Humaines, Dhar El Mehraz (Fez, Morocco) (2002).

Azerbaijan Academy of Sciences, Institute of Oriental Studies, visiting fellow (2002).

American University in Cairo, Institute for Gender and Women's Studies, research grant (2002).

American University in Cairo, Institute for Gender and Women's Studies, travel grant, to take part in European Association of Middle East Studies (EURAMES) (Berlin, Germany) (2000).

U.S. National Endowment for the Humanities, Summer Institute, “Decolonization of the British Empire,” University of Texas at Austin (Austin, TX) (2000).

Andrew Mellon Foundation, American University in Cairo/Social Research Center/Forced Migration and Refugee Studies Center, research grant (Cairo, Egypt) (2000).

Council of American Overseas Research Centers, American Research Center in Egypt (ARCE) (Cairo, Egypt) (1993).

Russian State Humanities University/Moscow State Historical-Archival Institute, visiting fellow (Moscow, Russia) (1990-1991).

U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences, Institute of Oriental Studies, visiting fellow (Moscow, Russia) (1990).

The University of Chicago, Center for Middle Eastern Studies, Title IV Language Fellowship (Cairo, Egypt) (1990).

The University of Chicago, History Department, McNeill Fund, travel award (Moscow, Russia) (1990).

The University of Chicago, Sergo Mikoyan, teaching assistant (Chicago, IL) (1990).

The University of Chicago, History Department, travel award to Princeton University’s Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library (1990).

Bryn Mawr College, American Council of Teachers of Russian, Pushkin State Russian Language Institute (Moscow, Russia) (1987).

University of New Hampshire, Advanced Academic Programs in Leningrad, Herzen State Pedagogical University (St. Petersburg, Russia) (1986).

2. Texas State University, Funded Internal Grants and Contracts

Dr. Paul Crego, “Kairos: An Icon of the Annunciation at St. Catherine's Monastery on Mt Sinai/Egypt,” History Department Speakers’ Series, with support from the Department of World Languages and Literatures (2021).

Alkek Library, Library Research Grant Award, contemporary monographs on de Tocqueville in North Africa and North America (2020).

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Alkek Library, Library Research Grant Award, monographs on modernization of real-estate law across colonial North Africa (2019).

U.S. Department of State, Diplomat-in-Residence for Texas, Julie Kavanaugh’s keynote, Alkek Library exhibit opening, followed by technical writing workshop, funded by the College of Liberal Arts, Department of History, Center for International Studies (2018).

Muslim Student Association, “Fawanis Ramadan,” funded by Department of History, International Office (2018).

Department of History, research grants (2021, 2020, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011).

Alkek Library, Online Resource Grant Award, Sir Winston Churchill Digital Archive (2017).

U.S. Department of State, Diplomat-in-Residence for Texas, Julie Kavanaugh’s lecture, “Windows on Research,” funded by the Honors College (2017).

Muslim Student Association, Rabea Benhalim (University of Texas at Austin), “Rising Tide of Islamophobia,” funded by the History Department, Philosophy Department, Center for Diversity and Gender Studies, Muslim Student Association (2017).

Professor Joel Beinin (Stanford University), “Workers & Thieves: Labor Movements and Popular Uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt,” funded by the History Department, Philosophy Department, and Center for International Studies (2017).

Jeff Spurr (Former cataloger for Islamic art at the Fine Arts Library of the Harvard College Library), “Views of Bethlehem, Then and Now,” funded by Alkek Library, Vice President for Student Affairs, Office of Student Diversity & Inclusion, the College of Liberal Arts, Honors College, the Departments of English, Geography, and History, Blanco Hall, the Model , and the Muslim Student Association, at the San Marcos Recreation Center’s Walkers’ Gallery (2017).

Jeff Spurr (Former cataloger for Islamic art at the Fine Arts Library of the Harvard College Library), “The Iraq National Library and Archive: Reclaiming Culture from Chaos,” funded by the History Department and Center for International Studies (2017).

Professor Kurt Richardson (Graduate Institute of Applied Linguistics, Associate Professor of Abrahamic Studies), “Comparative Messianism,” funded by the History Department, Philosophy Department, and Center for International Studies (2016).

College of Liberal Arts, travel grant (Turkey) (2016).

Provost’s Office, travel grant (Iran) (2016).

Professor Joseph Massad (Columbia University), “Islam in Liberalism,” funded by the History Department, Philosophy Department, and Center for International Studies (2016).

Texas State University, Faculty Senate, Faculty Development Leave (2015-2016).

Alkek Library, Online Resource Grant Award, Iraq Defense Intelligence: 1920-1973 (2015).

Professor Tarek El-Ariss (University of Texas at Austin), “Arab Cyborgs: The Post-Humanist Narrative of Return in al-Shanfara and Huda Barakat,” funded by the History Department, English Department, and Diversity Studies (2015).

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Professor Gayatri Spivak (Columbia University, Institute for Comparative Literature and Society), “Taylor Lecture Series: Our World,” funded by the Center for Texas Music History, College of Education, College of Fine Arts and Communication, College of Liberal Arts, Department of English, Department of History, Department of Modern Languages, Department of Philosophy, National Endowment for the Humanities Fund for Religious Studies in Philosophy, Center for Diversity and Gender Studies, Office of Equity and Access, Office of the Dean of Students, and The Graduate College (co-proposed with John McKiernan-González) (2014).

Academic Development and Assessment, Faculty Learning Community for Globalization (with Peter Dedek) (2014).

College of Liberal Arts, travel grant (Kingdom of Saudi Arabia) (2014).

Alkek Library, Library Research Grant Award, contemporary monographs on Ottoman legal modernization (2014).

Alkek Library, Library Research Grant Award, Records of Iraq, 1914-1966 (2013).

Alkek Library, Online Resource Grant Award, Public Records Office, Confidential Print: Middle East (2013).

Alkek Library, Online Resource Grant Award, Foreign Broadcast Information Service (2012).

Muslim Student Association, panel discussion (Sheikh Islam Mossaad, Father Brian Eilers, Robert William Fischer), “Message of Jesus,” funded by the History Department, and Philosophy Department (2012).

University of Texas at Austin, Associate Professor Hina Azam’s lecture, “Islam and Women’s Rights,” funded by the History Department, and Philosophy Department (2011).

Research Enhancement Award, “Rule of Law over Labor in Iraq and Syria: Can New Archival Sources Yield a Different Kind of History?” (2008).

D. Research Awards

Nominated for the Texas State University, Denise M. Trauth Endowed Presidential Research Professorship (2021);

Texas State University, College of Liberal Arts, Golden Apple Award for Excellence in Research (2014); and,

Texas State University, Student Foundation, “Foundations of Excellence” (2011).

E. Fellowships

New York University, Jordan Center for the Advanced Study of Russia, short-term visiting fellowship (2020-2021).

University of Texas at Austin, Center for European Studies, Minority Serving Institution, Faculty Research Award (2020).

U.S. Department of State, Core Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program, Algeria, Université d'Oran 2 Mohamed Ben Ahmed (renewed, 2019-2020).

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U.S. Department of State, Core Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program, Algeria, Université d'Oran 2 Mohamed Ben Ahmed (2018-2019).

Council of American Overseas Research Centers, American Institute for Maghreb Studies (AIMS), Annual Conference (with Brock Cutler and Jacob Mundy) (Djerba, Tunisia) (2017).

National Council on U.S. Arab Relations, Malone Fellowship in Arab and Islamic Studies (Kingdom of Saudi Arabia) (2014-2015).

U.S. National Endowment for the Humanities, Summer Institute, “Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia: Literature, the Arts, and Cinema since Independence,” Oregon State University (Corvallis, OR) (2014).

Council of American Overseas Research Centers, American Institute for Maghreb Studies (AIMS), short-term grant (2009-2010).

European University Institute, Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, Tenth Mediterranean Research Meeting, Workshop “Workers' Movements and Nationalism in the Arab World,” Mediterranean Programme (Montacatini Terme, Italy) (2009).

Core Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program, Algeria, Université d'Alger 2 Abou el Kacem Saad Allah (2007-2008).

New York Public Library, Wertheim Study (2006-2008).

Berlin Brandenburg Academy of Sciences, Fritz Thyssen Foundation, Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin, Anis Makdisi Program in Literature, American University in Beirut, fellowship (2006).

The University of Chicago, Morris Fishbein Center for the History of Science, syllabus competition winner (1995).

IV. SERVICE

A. Institutional

1. Texas State University

Model Arab League, faculty advisor (2009-present).

Muslim Student Association, faculty advisor (2011-present).

Sallie Beretta Outstanding Senior Woman Award, selection committee (2011-2018).

Faculty Senate, representing the College of Liberal Arts (2015-2019).

University “Marketable Skills” Committee, member (2017-2018).

University Curriculum Committee, member (2016-2018).

National Endowment for the Humanities, Faculty Seminar in Religious Studies, participant (2013).

2. College of Liberal Arts

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Organizer, “Al-Mutanabbi Street Starts Here,” Sigma Iota Rho International Studies Club, Model Arab League, Arab Culture Club (2021).

Commentator, “House of Flesh,” Sigma Iota Rho International Studies Club film presentation (2020).

Coordinator, “Palestinian Film Festival” (2010-present).

College Curriculum Committee (2016-2018).

Discussant, “Refugees in the Mediterranean,” International Studies Dialogue Series (2016).

Discussant, “Conflict in Syria,” International Studies Dialogue Series (2014).

Commentator, “Hassan we Marcus,” International Film Festival (2013).

Member, Center for Multicultural and Gender Studies, Women and Gender Research Collaborative, annual conference steering committee (2012-2016).

Panelist, “Reflections on the Arab Spring,” Philosophy Dialogue Series (2011, 2012, 2012).

Discussant, “United States and the Middle East” (2012), “Unrest in the Arab World” (2011); Pi Sigma Alpha Faculty Panels.

Commentator, Middle East Culture Club, “Le Grand Voyage” (2009).

Commentator, “Religion and Gender,” “Religious Diversity: A Series of Community Discussions” (2009).

3. History Department

Editor, “Texas State History Funding” on social media, approximately 50 followers (2018- present).

Editor, “Texas State Undergrad History” on social media, approximately 100 followers (2018- present).

Fulbright Committee, with Peter Siegenthaler and Peter Dedek (2017-2018).

Panelist, “Understanding the Middle East Today” (2013).

Member, Student Awards and Scholarships, selection committee (2010-2014).

Co-coordinator, symposium, “The Double Lives of First Ladies: Power, Paradox and Pageantry” with Mary Brennan and Jessica Pliley (2013).

Member, Library Purchases, committee (2009-2010).

Member, Ingram Professorship, selection committee (2010).

Member, Brunson Award Scholarship, selection committee (2009).

B. Professional

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International Advisory Board: Journal of Arabic Literature, Journal of Water History, Mediterranean Politics, Studia Politica.

Editor, North Africa; The Digital Orientalist (2021-2022).

Associate Editor: Altralang journal, Dirasat Insaniyah Wajtma'eyh journal, Muqadimet journal, al-Nuss journal, al-Turath journal (Algeria).

“Lone Star Cold War Group,” Cold War Portal, Berlin Center for Cold War Studies (2020- present).

U.S. Congress, James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation, certifying advisor (2019- present).

U.S. Congress, Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Program, certifying advisor (2018-present).

U.S. Department of State, Binational Fulbright Commission in Egypt, selection process, technical review (2018-present).

U.S. Department of State, Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program, certifying advisor (2017-present).

Council of American Overseas Research Centers, American Institute for Maghreb Studies (AIMS), recognized mentor (2014-present).

Council of American Overseas Research Centers, the Academic Research Institute in Iraq, governing board (2014-present).

Tunisian Mediterranean Association for Historical, Social and Economic Studies, scientific committee (2013-present).

Historians Against the War, founding member (2003-present).

HPS.CESES and CHORUS book talk, Economic Knowledge in Socialism, 1954-1989 (October 2020).

Teaching Innovatively Foreign Languages Teachers, École Normale Supérieure de Laghouat, scientific committee (January 2020).

Training Innovatively Foreign Languages Teachers: Fostering Critical Pedagogy in the Algerian School, École Normale Supérieure d’Oran, scientific committee (August 2019).

Middle East Studies Association annual meeting, “De Tocqueville in Algeria Revisited” panel, commentator (Boston MA) (2009).

American Association of Slavic Studies annual meeting, “Children and Adolescents in Russia and the U.S.S.R.” panel, commentator (Boston MA) (2009).

American Society for Environmental History annual meeting, local arrangements committee (Houston TX) (2004).

H-Gender-MidEast list serve, book review editor (2002-2006).

C. Community

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Quadrangle Club, member (2017-present).

Dumbarton Oaks, member (2013-present).

Texas International Education Consortium, “Opportunities for cooperation, between the American University in Cairo and members of the Texas International Education Consortium, A Report” (13 January 2019).

San Marcos Daily Record, “Walker Gallery Presents Bethlehem Exhibit” (22 January 2017).

Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services; and the U.S. Department of Justice, Executive Office for Immigration Review, provided testimony in support of an asylum application (2015).

Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services; and the U.S. Department of Justice, Executive Office for Immigration Review, provided testimony in support of an asylum application (2014).

KUT, “State Education Officials Reignite Texas Textbook Battle” (16 September 2014).

Expert witness, Texas State Board of Education committee hearing (Austin TX) (2014).

Presenter, AMIDEAST, regarding Texas State University’s undergraduate and graduate programs (Cairo, Egypt) (2010).

Judge, student presentations, Rowad al Mostaqbal Language School (Cairo, Egypt) (2009).

Technical advisor, Folkwear Patterns, jabador (North African women’s garment) (Barnardsville NC) (2009).

Technical advisor, Salvage Vanguard Theater, “Our Angle [sic] in Heaven” (Austin TX) (2008).

D. Service Honors and Awards

Texas State University, Award for Excellence in Service (2014).

Texas State University, College of Liberal Arts, Golden Apple Award for Excellence in Service (2013).

Model Arab League Competitions and Awards Won by Student Participants from Texas State University, Dr. Elizabeth Bishop (faculty advisor and coach).

The Bilateral U.S./Arab Chamber of Commerce and the National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations organized these academic enrichment and leadership development events, at which students debate in five councils: Palestinian Affairs, Social Affairs, Political Affairs, Economic Affairs, and Joint Defense, developing skills in diplomacy and public speech.

Currently affiliated with the office of Chief Diversity Officer/Institutional Inclusive Excellence for Student Initiatives, the Texas State University Model Arab League Team had competed in the following competitions, and individual members of the team won listed awards:

National University Model Arab League (online) (March 2021), Texas State awards: Representing Syrian National Council, Manuel Zapata and President Patrick Moloney on Social Affairs Council

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Bilateral University Model Arab League (online) (February 2021), Texas State awards: Representing the Syrian National Council, Parker Weaver and Patrick Rothstein on Joint Defense Council received “Distinguished Delegation” awards, Yehia Hafez on Environmental Affairs received “Distinguished Delegation,” and Allison Tinglov and Macy Birdwell on Political Affairs received “Distinguished Delegation.”

Bilateral University Model Arab League (Houston, TX) (February 2020), Texas State awards: Representing the Syrian National Council, Parker Weaver and Aaron Gaul on Joint Defense Council received “Distinguished Delegation” awards, Yehia Hafez and Macy Birdwell on Environmental Affairs received “Distinguished Delegation,” Patrick Moloney on Political Affairs received “Distinguished Delegation,” and Brittlin Richardson received “Social Media Award.”

National University Model Arab League (Washington DC) (April 2019), Texas State awards: Joint Defense and Social Affairs Councils received “Distinguished Delegations” awards, and Devin Barrett received Social Media award. President Brittlin Richardson was selected to chair Political Affairs Council at NUMAL 2020.

Bilateral University Model Arab League (Houston, TX) (February 2019), Texas State awards: Representing on Special Council for Women and Children, Political Affairs, and Social Affairs Councils received “Distinguished Delegations” awards; representing on the Special Council for Women and Children received “Outstanding Delegation” award; Comoros received “Outstanding Delegation” overall; also Best Social Media Engagement.

National University Model Arab League (Washington DC) (2018), Texas State awards: President N'Deye Ndiaye and Brittlin Richardson received “Outstanding Delegate” awards.

Bilateral University Model Arab League (Houston, TX) (2018), Brittlin Richardson and Aaron Gaul won “Outstanding Delegate” (Joint Defense), Sandra Sadek and Geoffrey Sloan “Distinguished” (Political Affairs Affairs), and President N'Deye Ndiaye was recognized as “Distinguished Chair.”

National University Model Arab League (Washington DC) (2017), Texas State awards: President Daisy Jaimez, Coffey McCurdy, N'Deye Ndiaye and Brittlin Richardson received “Distinguished Delegate” awards.

Bilateral University Model Arab League (Houston, TX) (2017), the entire delegation representing the State of was recognized as “Outstanding.” Mohammad Al-Rousan and Kierah Shirk won “Outstanding” (Political Affairs), Eman Saleh and Christine Gian “Distinguished” (Social Affairs), and Geoffrey Sloan and Aaron Gaul won “Distinguished” (Palestinian Affairs). Sarah Marshall was recognized as “Outstanding Chair,” and President Daisy Jaimez “Distinguished Chair.”

National University Model Arab League (Washington DC) (2016), Texas State awards: Ryan Kirmse, Lily Lowder, Sarah Jo Marshall, Lauren Schmidt, and Geoff Sloan received “Distinguished Delegate” awards.

Bilateral University Model Arab League (Houston, TX) (2016), Texas State awards: Carlos Ituarte and Daisy Jaimez received “Outstanding Delegation” award; Lauren Schmidt and Geoff Sloan were recognized as “Distinguished Delegation” award; and the entire delegation representing the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan was recognized as “Outstanding.”

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Bilateral University Model Arab League (Houston, TX) (2015), Texas State Awards: President Meghan Blizinski, Lily Lowder; and the entire delegation representing Qatar was recognized with an “Distinguished Delegation” award.

National University Model Arab League (Washington DC) (2014), Texas State awards: President Matt Korn received “Outstanding Delegate” award; Ayhab Farhat and Hanaa Barakat (from the University of Texas at Arlington) received “Outstanding Delegation” award; Ashley Jones of Texas State, paired with Ruba Ahmad (from the University of Texas at Arlington) received “Distinguished Delegation;” Garret Honea and Daniel Burrow received “Distinguished Delegation” for their work on the Joint Defense Council; the entire Texas State delegation representing was recognized with a “Special Commendation” award.

Bilateral University Model Arab League (Houston, TX) (2014), Texas State awards: Meghan Blizinski, Garret Honea, and President Matt Korn were awarded “Outstanding Council,” Ayhab Farhat and Hanaa Barakat (from the University of Texas at Arlington) received “Outstanding Delegation” award; Daniel Burrow, Nora Lisa Cavazos and Ashley Jones received “Distinguished Delegate” awards.

Bilateral University Model Arab League (Houston, TX) (2013), Texas State individual awards: Bita Razavimaleki, Matt Korn, and Nora Lisa Cavazos all received “Outstanding” awards.

Northeast Regional Model Arab League (Boston, MA) (2012), Texas State individual awards: Bita Razavimaleki, Jay Judeh, Lauren Michelle Roig, and Nora Lisa Cavazos all received “Distinguished Delegate.”

West Coast University Model Arab League (Oakland, CA) (2012), Texas State individual awards: Alana Torrez, Ayhab Farhat, Johannes Street, Lauren Kahre, Maribell Ibañez, and Nora Lisa Cavazos all received “Outstanding” awards; Texas State collective award: the entire delegation representing the was recognized with an “Distinguished Delegation.”

Bilateral University Model Arab League (Houston, TX) (2012), Texas State individual awards: Alana Torrez, Alfredo González-Benítez, and President Daniel Burrow all received “Outstanding” awards.

Southeast University Model Arab League (Spartanburg, SC) (2011), Texas State individual awards: Maria Cortez and Nickolas Spencer were recognized with a “Distinguished Delegation” award.

Bilateral University Model Arab League (Houston, TX) (2011), Texas State collective award: the entire delegation representing the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was recognized as “Outstanding.”

Bilateral University Model Arab League (Houston, TX) (2011), Texas State individual awards: Alana Torrez, Alexandra Hamilton, Alfredo González-Benítez, Daniel Burrow, Jenny Hart, Maria Cortez, Samuel Hillhouse were all recognized as “Outstanding;” Andrew Cotton, Andrew Nelson, and Nickolas Spencer were recognized with “Distinguished Delegate” awards.

Southwest Regional University Model Arab League (Denton, TX) (2010), Texas State collective award: the entire delegation representing the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan wasrecognized as “Outstanding.”

Southwest Regional University Model Arab League (Denton, TX) (2010), Texas State individual awards: President Andrew Cotton, Daniel Burrow, and Rebecca Grothaus were all recognized as “Outstanding;” Alana Torrez was recognized with a “Distinguished Delegate.”

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Bilateral University Model Arab League (College Station, TX) (2010), Texas State collective award: the entire delegation representing the Socialist People’s Libyan Arab Jamahiriya was recognized as the competition’s “Outstanding Delegation.”

Bilateral University Model Arab League (College Station, TX) (2010), Texas State individual awards: Alexandra Hamilton “Outstanding Delegate;” Joshua Parsons and Alana Torrez “Distinguished Delegation;” Jennifer Cooke and Andrew Nelson “Outstanding Delegation;” Walter Couser “Distinguished Delegate;” Rebecca Grothaus and Guadalupe Flores “Distinguished Delegation;” President Andrew Cotton received an “Outstanding Delegate” award.

E. Service Grants and Contracts to Fund Model Arab League Activities

1. Funded External Service Grants and Contracts for Model Arab League:

Her Excellency Sheikha Alya Bint Ahmed Bin Saif Al Thani, Ambassador, Permanent Mission of the State of Qatar to the , personal gift to Texas State Model Arab League (2014).

His Excellency Abdallah Y. Al-Mouallimi, Ambassador, Permanent Mission of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to the United Nations, personal gift to Texas State Model Arab League (2014).

His Excellency Mohammed Rachad Bouhlal, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Morocco, personal gift to Texas State Model Arab League (2012).

Her Excellency Dr. Alia Mohamad Ali Hatough Bouran, Ambassador of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, personal gift to Texas State Model Arab League (2012).

His Excellency Abderrahim Ould Hadrami, Permanent Mission of the Islamic Republic of to the United Nations, personal gift to Texas State Model Arab League (2011).

His Excellency Nassar bin Hamad al-Khalifa, Ambassador of the State of Qatar, personal gift to Texas State Model Arab League (2011).

His Excellency Abdel Rahman Shalgam, Ambassador, Permanent Mission of the Socialist People’s Libyan Arab Jamahiriya to the United Nations, grant to Texas State Model Arab League (2010).

His Excellency Adel bin Ahmed Al-Jubeir, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, personal gift to Texas State Model Arab League (2010).

3. Funded Internal Grants and Contracts for Model Arab League and Muslim Student Association activities

Texas State University Student Government “Rising STAR” travel grants, Office of Disability Services, Office of International Affairs, Honors College, College of Science and Engineering/Department of Biology, McCoy College of Business Administration, School of Journalism and Mass Communications, as well as the College of Liberal Arts/Department of History and Department of Modern Languages, in support of travel funds for Model Arab League activities (April 2019).

Texas State University, Student Service Fee committee, Student Government “Rising STAR” travel grants, College of Liberal Arts, Department of History, student-led crowdfunding, student- led fundraising, in support of travel funds for Model Arab League activities (February 2019).

Texas State University Office of Equity and Access, Student Service Fee committee, Dean of Students' Office, Student Government “Rising STAR” travel grants, Office of Disability Services,

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Office of International Affairs, Department of Engineering Technology, Department of Management, College of Liberal Arts, Department of History, Department of Geography, Department of Political Science, Department of Psychology, Coalition of Black Faculty and Staff in support of travel funds for Model Arab League activities (2018).

Texas State University College of Liberal Arts, Department of History, student-led crowdfunding, student-led fundraising, private gift in support of travel funds for Model Arab League activities (2018).

Texas State University Assistant Vice President for International Affairs; from Texas State University Crowdfunding; from the Dean of Students' Office, Student Government “Rising STAR” travel grants; as well as from the College of Liberal Arts; from the Departments of Anthropology, Geography, History, Modern Languages, and Political Science, in support of travel funds for Model Arab League activities (2017).

Texas State University Student Service Fee committee, Dean of Students' Office, Student Government “Rising STAR” travel grants, the College of Liberal Arts, and the History Department, in support of travel funds for Model Arab League activities (2017).

Texas State University Dean of Students' Office, the Office of Equity and Access, Associated Student Government, the College of Liberal Arts, and the History Department, in support of travel funds for Model Arab League activities (2016).

Texas State University Dean of Students' Office, Student Government “Rising STAR” travel grants, the College of Liberal Arts, the Office of Equity and Access, and the History Department, in support of travel funds for Model Arab League activities (2016).

Texas State University Student Service Fee Committee in support of travel funds for Model Arab League activities (2015).

Texas State University Equity and Access Diversity Plan in support of travel funds for Model Arab League activities (2015).

Texas State University Student Service Fee Committee in support of travel funds for Model Arab League activities (2014).

Texas State University Associate Professor of Philosophy Rebecca Raphael; Nancy Grayson, Associate Dean of Liberal Arts for student academic affairs; Dean of Students' Office, Student Government “Rising STAR” travel grants; Center for International Studies; Center for Multicultural and Gender Studies; College of Liberal Arts; Department of Anthropology; Department of History; Department of Philosophy; Department of Political Science; Department of Psychology; and the Department of Sociology in support of travel funds for Model Arab League activities (2014).

Texas State University Student Service Fee Committee in support of travel funds for Model Arab League activities (2013).

Texas State University Equity and Access Diversity Plan in support of travel funds for Model Arab League activities (2013).

Texas State University “A Global Odyssey: Exploring our Connections to the Changing World,” Common Experience mini-grant for Muslim Students’ Association activities (2012).

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Texas State University History Department, travel funds for Model Arab League activities (2011, 2012).

Texas State University College of Education, the College of Liberal Arts, the Anthropology Department, and the Political Science Department travel funds for Model Arab League activities (2012).

Texas State University Equity and Access Diversity Plan, travel funds for Model Arab League activities (2012).

Texas State University Dean of Students’ Office, mini-grant for Muslim Students’ Association activities (2012).

Texas State University Academic Services, the College of Education, the College of Liberal Arts, the Dean of Students’ office, and the Political Science Department, travel funds for Model Arab League activities (2012).

Texas State University Student Service Fee Committee, travel funds for Model Arab League activities (2012).

Texas State University Equity and Access Diversity Plan, travel funds for Model Arab League activities (2011).

Texas State University College of Liberal Arts, travel funds for Model Arab League activities (2011).

Texas State University Department of Political Science, the Center for International Studies, and College of Liberal Arts, travel funds for Model Arab League activities (2010).

Texas State University College of Education, University College, the Anthropology Department, travel funds for Model Arab League activities (2010).

D. Model Arab League Honors and Awards

Student Organizations Council, nominated for “Academic Organization of the Year” (2017).

Student Organizations Council, awarded “Academic Organization of the Year” (2016).

“Excellence in Diversity,” nominated in the team category (2016).

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