CURRICULUM VITAE KIMBERLY KELLY May 2016
Director of Gender Studies 202 Bowen Hall Associate Professor of Sociology Mississippi State University E-mail: kkelly@ soc.msstate.edu Phone: (662) 325-2498
POSITIONS
2012-Present, Director of Gender Studies, Mississippi State University
2015-Present, Associate Professor of Sociology, Mississippi State University
2009-2015, Assistant Professor of Sociology, Mississippi State University
2014-2015, Sociology Undergraduate Program Coordinator, Mississippi State University
EDUCATION
2009 PhD, Sociology, University of Georgia, Dissertation: “In the Name of the Mother: Gender and Religion in the Crisis Pregnancy Center Movement” Committee: Linda Grant (chair), Patricia Richards, David Smilde Comprehensive Exams: Inequalities: Race, Class, and Gender Graduate Certificate in Women’s Studies
2003 MA, Sociology, University of West Georgia Thesis: “Abortion and Stigma” Thesis Committee: Jane McCandless (chair), Marc LaFountain, Pauline Gagnon
2000 MA, History, University of West Georgia Comprehensive Exams: 20th Century American History and Women’s History (major fields), African and Soviet History (minor fields) Exam Committee: Cita Cook (chair), Jane McCandless, Elaine McClarnand, Aran MacKinnon
1998 BA, History, University of West Georgia
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Stratification Abortion and Reproductive Politics Gender Inequality Religion
MEDIA COVERAGE
Crisis Pregnancy Centers and Abortion Politics
“Tallies are too sketchy to say anti-abortion centers outnumber abortion providers 2 to 1.” PolitiFact, May 17, 2016. http://www.politifact.com/punditfact/statements/2016/may/17/vicki- saporta/tallies-are-too-sketchy-say-anti-abortion-centers-/
“Crisis Pregnancy Centers Are Pretty Bad at Dissuading People Seeking Abortion.” Rewire. May 10, 2016. https://rewire.news/article/2016/05/10/crisis-pregnancy-centers-pretty-bad-dissuading- people-seeking-abortion/
“Believing your own lies.” Sinmantyx, May 10, 2016. https://sinmantyx.wordpress.com/2016/05/10/believing-your-own-lies/
“"I Felt Set Up": Why More Women Seeking Abortions Are Ending Up at Anti-Abortion Pregnancy Centers.” Cosmopolitan, December 17, 2015. http://www.cosmopolitan.com/politics/news/a50961/medical-crisis-pregnancy-centers/.
“Battle over abortion rights in California shifts to crisis pregnancy centers.” Sacramento Bee, December 6, 2015. http://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol- alert/article48338410.html.
“Opinion: Why I oppose Mississippi's 'personhood' amendment.” CNN: In America, November 8, 2011. http://inamerica.blogs.cnn.com/2011/11/08/why-i-oppose-mississippis-personhood- amendment/
What Happens at a Pregnancy Help Center?: Tests and Talking.” Slate, March 24, 2011. http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/explainer/2011/03/what_happens_at_a_pregnan cy_help_center.html
Gender Inequality in Education
“Parenthood Gaps and Premiums.” Inside Higher Ed, April 16, 2010. https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2010/08/16/gender
“Equity or essentialism? U.S. courts and the Legitimation of Girls’ Teams in High School Sport.” Podcast available at http://gas.sagepub.com/content/25/2/227/suppl/DC1.
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PUBLICATIONS-PEER REVIEWED (* indicates graduate student co-author)
Jonelle Husain* and Kimberly Kelly. Forthcoming. “Stigma Rituals as Pathways to Activism: Stigma Convergence in a Post Abortion Recovery Group.” Deviant Behavior.
Ashley Baker* and Kimberly Kelly. 2016. “Live Like a King, Y’all: Gender Negotiation and the Performance of Masculinity among Southern Drag Kings.” Sexualities 19(1): 46-63.
Kimberly Kelly. 2014. “Evangelical Underdogs: The Impact of Actions versus Outcomes for Religious Identity among Anti-Abortion Activists.” Journal of Contemporary Ethnography 43(4): 415-455.
Kimberly Kelly. 2014. “The Spread of 'Post Abortion Syndrome' as Social Diagnosis.” Social Science & Medicine 102: 18-25.
Linda A. Renzulli, Jeremy Reynolds, Kimberly Kelly, and Linda Grant. 2013. “Pathways to Gender Inequality in Faculty Pay: The Impact of Institution, Academic Division, and Rank.” Research in Social Stratification and Mobility 34: 58-72.
Kimberly Kelly, David Dampier, and Kendra Carr*. 2013. “Willing, Able, and Unwanted: High School Girls’ Potential Selves in Computing.” Journal of Women and Minorities in Science and Engineering 19(1): 67-85.
Kimberly Kelly and Linda Grant. 2012. “Penalties and Premiums: The Impact of Gender, Marriage, and Parenthood, on Faculty Salaries in SEM and non-SEM Fields.” Social Studies of Science 42(6):872-899. Covered by Inside Higher Ed at http://www.insidehighered.com/news/2010/08/16/gender.
Kimberly Kelly. 2012. “In the Name of the Mother: Renegotiating Conservative Women's Authority in the Crisis Pregnancy Center Movement.” Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society 38(1): 203-229.
Adam Love and Kimberly Kelly. 2011. “Equity or essentialism? U.S. courts and the Legitimation of Girls’ Teams in High School Sport.” Gender & Society 25(2): 227-249. Podcast available at http://gas.sagepub.com/content/25/2/227/suppl/DC1.
Kimberly Kelly and Linda Grant. 2007. “State Abortion and Nonmarital Birth Rates in the Post- Welfare Reform Era: The Impact of Economic Incentives on Reproductive Behaviors of Teenage and Adult Women.” Gender & Society 21(6): 878-904.
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BOOK CHAPTERS
Linda Grant and Kimberly Kelly. 2007. “Teacher-Student Interactions and Gender in the Hidden Curriculum” in Barbara Banks (editor), The Encyclopedia of Gender and Education. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, Vol. 2, pp. 571-76.
SHORT PUBLICATIONS and BOOK REVIEWS (* indicates graduate student coauthor)
Ashley Baker* and Kimberly Kelly. 2012 “Matthew Shepard & James Byrd, Jr. Hate Crimes. Prevention Act, 2009.” The Multimedia Encyclopedia of Women in Today’s World. Edited by Mary Zeiss Stange, Carol K. Oyster, and J. Geoffrey Golson. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. Supplemental Edition #1
Jennifer Carruth* and Kimberly Kelly. 2012. “Boobquake and Brainquake.” The Multimedia Encyclopedia of Women in Today’s World. Edited by Mary Zeiss Stange, Carol K. Oyster, and J. Geoffrey Golson. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. Supplemental Edition #1.,
Kimberly Kelly. 2011. “Opinion: What I Oppose Mississippi’s ‘Personhood’ Amendment.” CNN.com, November 8. Available at http://inamerica.blogs.cnn.com/2011/11/08/why-i-oppose- mississippis-personhood-amendment/.
Kimberly Kelly. 2012. “Book Review: The Politics of Motherhood: Maternity and Women’s Rights in Twentieth-Century Chile.” Gender & Society 26(2).
Kimberly Kelly and Jonelle Husain*. 2011. “The Pro-Life Movement.” The Multimedia Encyclopedia of Women in Today’s World. Edited by Mary Zeiss Stange, Carol K. Oyster, and J. Geoffrey Golson. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.
Susmita Moitra* and Kimberly Kelly. 2011. "World Economic Forum Global Gender Gap Report (2005).” The Multimedia Encyclopedia of Women in Today’s World. Edited by Mary Zeiss Stange, Carol K. Oyster, and J. Geoffrey Golson. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.
Tinora Sweeten* and Kimberly Kelly. 2011. "Becoming an Outdoors-Woman (BOW) Program.” The Multimedia Encyclopedia of Women in Today’s World. Edited by Mary Zeiss Stange, Carol K. Oyster, and J. Geoffrey Golson. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.
Kimberly Kelly. 2009. “The Defense of Marriage Act” in Jodi A. O’Brien (editor), The Encyclopedia of Gender and Society. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.
Kimberly Kelly. 2007. “Pro-Life Feminism Yesterday and Today: A Book Review.” Journal of International Women’s Studies 9(1): 315-318.
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PAPERS and MANUSCRIPTS IN PROGRESS
Kimberly Kelly. “Men and Post-Abortion Syndrome: Evaluating the Evidence.”
Kimberly Kelly and Amanda Gochanour*. “Racial Reconciliation or Spiritual Smokescreens? Evangelical Anti-Abortion Activists and the Problem of Race.”
FUNDED RESEARCH
Senior Personnel, $288,594 grant entitled “SFS Capacity Building: Increasing the Participation of Women in SFS” awarded by the National Science Foundation to better understand why women undergraduate and graduate students do not participate in the Scholarship for Service program at MSU and determine possible interventions to increase participation. Funded August 2010-August 2013. David Dampier, PI.
UNFUNDED PROPOSALS
Co-PI, $324, 967 proposal entitled “REU Site: Undergraduate Research in Computer Security at Mississippi State University.” submitted to the National Science Foundation to increase the participation of women in the Cyber Corps: Scholarship for Service Program via undergraduate research experience. Funding requested for August 2014 - August 2017. David Dampier, PI. Submitted December, 2013
Co-PI, $429,101 proposal entitled "SFS Capacity Building: Continuing to Increase the Participation of Women in the SFS Program," submitted to the National Science Foundation to increase the participation of women in the Cyber Corps: Scholarship for Service Program. Funding requested for August 2012 - August 2015. David Dampier, PI.
Co-PI, $442, 356 proposal entitled "SFS Capacity Building: Continuing to Increase the Participation of Women in the SFS Program," submitted to the National Science Foundation to increase the participation of women in the Cyber Corps: Scholarship for Service Program. Funding requested for August 2013 - August 2016. David Dampier, PI.
Co-PI, $748,788 proposal entitled “NSF ADVANCE: Steel Magnolias: Southern Rural Women in STEM,” submitted to the National Science Foundation ADVANCE program study and promote women STEM faculty’s campus recruitment, retention, promotion and leadership at MSU. Funding requested for July 2013-June 2016. Donna Reese, PI.
Evaluator, $1,472,156 proposal entitled “Mississippi State University PREP Scholars Program. Submitted February 2012 to the National Institutes for Health to create a mentoring program at MSU to increase under-represented minority students in biomedical engineering and prepare them for graduate programs. Funding requested for August 2012-August 2016. Jun Liao, PI.
Senior Personnel, $1,217,763 proposal entitled “Women and Minorities as Physician-Scientists: How Research-relevant Social Capital Shapes Biomedical Science Career Trajectories.” Submitted October 2010 to the National Institutes of Health/National Institute of General Medical Sciences to explore why
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women and minorities are more likely to choose clinical careers over research careers. Funding requested for July 2011-June 2015. Lynne Cossman, PI.
Co-PI, $3,750,000 proposal entitled “20/20 by 2020: Creating Women Leaders with Clear Vision for Today and Tomorrow.” Submitted November 2011 to the National Science Foundation – ADVANCE IT program to study and promote women STEM faculty’s campus recruitment, retention, promotion and leadership at MSU. Funding requested for August 2012-August 2017. Donna Reese, PI.
AWARDS and HONORS
2016 Alumni Association Graduate Teaching Excellence Award
2014 President’s Commission on the Status of Women Outstanding Faculty Award
2014 President’s Commission on the Status of Minorities Team Diversity Award, co-recipient with MSU Safe Zone Advisory Board
2012-2013 University-Wide Buz M. Walker Faculty Leadership Program, Mississippi State University
2012 Distinguished Faculty Award, Department of Sociology, Mississippi State University
2011 State Pride Award, Mississippi State University
2008-2009 Graduate School Doctoral Research Assistantship, University of Georgia
2008 Dianne C. Davison Scholar Award, University Women’s Club, University of Georgia
2008 Graduate School Dean’s Award for Dissertation Research, University of Georgia
2004-2006 University-Wide Graduate School Fellowship, University of Georgia
REPORTS
2003 “The State of Gender Equitable Pay at Universities and Colleges Nationwide,” prepared for the Women’s Caucus of the University of West Georgia.
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS (* indicates graduate student collaborator)
2016 “Abortion in the American South: Race, Place and Access.” Organizer and panelist. Presented at the Sociologists for Women in Society winter meeting. February, Memphis, TN.
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2014 “Post Abortion Syndrome and Men: Evaluating the Evidence.” Kimberly Kelly. Referred paper presented at the American Sociological Association meetings. August, San Francisco, CA.
2014 “Female Masculinities in the Deep South.” Ashley Baker* and Kimberly Kelly. Referred paper presented at the American Sociological Association meetings. August, San Francisco, CA.
2014 “Live Like a King, Y’all: The Importance of Context among Drag Kings and the Potential for Change.” Ashley Baker* and Kimberly Kelly. Referred paper presented at the Southern Sociological Society meetings. March, Charlotte, NC.
2013 “Recruiting through Recovery: An Examination of Stigma Reconstruction in a Post Abortion Recovery Group.” Jonelle Husain* and Kimberly Kelly. Referred paper presented at the Southern Sociological Society Meetings. April, Atlanta GA.
2012 “Willing, Able, and Unwanted: High School Girls’ Potential Selves in Computing.” Kimberly Kelly, David A. Dampier, and Kendra Carr*. Referred paper presented at the American Sociological Association Meetings. August, Denver, CO.
2012 “Increasing Participation of Women in Cyber Security” David A. Dampier, Kimberly Kelly, and Kendra Carr*. Referred paper presented at American Society for Engineering Education-Southeast Meetings. April, Starkville, MS.
2012 “Envisioning Gendered Possible Selves: Adolescent Girls' Perceptions of Gender Inequities in STEM Fields.” Kimberly Kelly, David A. Dampier, and Kendra Carr*. Referred paper presented at the Southern Sociological Meetings. March, New Orleans, LA.
2012 “Adolescent Girls and (Gendered) Possible Selves in Computer Science.” Kimberly Kelly, David A. Dampier, and Kendra Carr*. Referred paper presented at the Sociologists for Women in Society Meetings. February, St. Petersburg, FL
2011 “Social Science or Misappropriated Methodologies?: Common Problems in Studies of the Effects of Abortion.” Kimberly Kelly and Jonelle Husain*. Referred paper presented at the Southern Sociological Society Meetings. April, Jacksonville, FL.
2010 “U.S. Courts and Female-Only Teams in High School Sport.” Adam Love and Kimberly Kelly. Referred paper presented at the North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Conference. November, San Diego, CA.
2010 “‘We’ll Get You Through This:’ Gendered Conflict over Religious Authority in an Evangelical Pro-Life Movement.” Kimberly Kelly. Referred paper presented at the American Sociological Meetings. August, Atlanta, GA.
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2010 “Penalties or Premiums: The Effects of Marriage and Parental Status on Earnings of STEM and non-STEM Post Secondary Faculty.” Linda Grant and Kimberly Kelly. Referred paper presented at the American Sociological Meetings. August, Atlanta, GA.
2010 “Actions versus Outcomes: Evangelicals, Subcultural Identity, and Anti-Abortion Activism.” Kimberly Kelly. Referred paper presented at the Southern Sociological Society Meetings. April, Atlanta, GA.
2009 “The Messy Matrix: Gender and Faculty Outcomes across Institutions and Disciplines.” Kimberly Kelly, Linda Grant, and Linda A. Renzulli. Referred paper presented at the Southern Sociological Society Meetings. April, New Orleans, Louisiana.
2008 “Welfare Reform and the Role of Oppositional Subjectivities and Economic Violence in Maintaining State Power.” Kimberly Kelly. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association. August, Boston, Massachusetts.
2007 “Crisis Pregnancy Centers: A Qualitative Study.” Kimberly Kelly. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association. August, New York NY.
2007 “Examination of Completed African-American Female Suicides.” Leigh A. Willis and Kimberly Kelly. Paper presented at Annual Meeting of the American Association of Suicidology. April, Atlanta, Georgia.
2007 “Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers: An Ethnography by a Pro-Choice Researcher.” Kimberly Kelly. Paper presented at the Annual Qualitative Inquiry Group Conference (QUIG). January, Athens, Georgia. 2006 “Abortion and Nonmarital Birth Rates in Post-Welfare Reform United States.” Kimberly Kelly and Linda Grant. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association. August, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
2006 “Neoconservatives, Subjectivity and Needs-Interpretation: A Feminist Foucaultian Analysis of Welfare Reform.” Kimberly Kelly. Paper Presented at the Summer Meeting of the Sociologists for Women in Society. August, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
2005 “Losing the Straight Jacket: Single Motherhood and Heteoresistance.” Kimberly Kelly. Paper presented at the University of Georgia Annual Women’s Studies Symposium. March, Athens, Georgia.
2003 “Should Textbooks be used in Introductory Sociology Classes?” Kimberly Kelly. Panel Session at the Annual Meeting of the Georgia Sociological Association. November, Jekyll Island, Georgia. 2003 “Abortion and Stigma.” Kimberly Kelly. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southern Sociological Society. March, New Orleans, Louisiana.
2000 “Controlling Minds and Manipulating the Masses; the Bourgeoisie, Banned Books and the Reinforcement of the Dominant Intellectual Ideology.” Kimberly Kelly.
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Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Georgia Sociological Association. November, Dalton, Georgia.
PUBLIC LECTURES AND WORKSHOPS
2016 “Racially Specific Anti-Abortion Strategies.” Presented to the Gender Studies Undergraduate Group at MSU. February, Starkville, MS
2015 “Measures of Man: How Race, Place and Religion Shape Southern Masculinities.” Maroon Edition panelist. October, Starkville, MS
2014 “Gender Inequality and STEM: Problems, Origins and Solutions.” Invited talk presented to the WeLEAD summer leadership camp for high school girls. July, Starkville, MS.
2013 “40th Anniversary of Roe v. Wade.” Invited talk and panelist, presented to the University of West Georgia Department of History, January, Carrollton, GA.
2013 “LGBTQ Gender Issues.” Invited talk presented to Trinity Presbyterian Church. February, Starkville, MS.
2013 “Gender Inequality and STEM: Problems, Origins and Solutions.” Invited talk presented to the Presidential Scholars. November, Starkville, MS.
2012 “Get a Life: Work/Life Balance Advice for Singles, Parents, and Partnered Academics.” Kimberly Kelly. Invited panelist at the Southern Sociological Society Meetings. March, New Orleans, LA.
2011 “Minorities and Women at Mississippi State University: A Roundtable Discussion.” Invited panelist. Hosted by PCSW and PCSM, Mississippi State University, October.
2011 “Navigating Parenthood in Academe.” Kimberly Kelly. Invited panelist at the American Sociological Association Meetings. August, Las Vegas, NV.
2011 “The Right to Choose NOT to have an Abortion: Where Pro-Choice and Pro-Life Policies Fall Short and What Social Workers can Do About It.” Kimberly Kelly. Invited presentation to National Association of Social Workers, Mississippi Chapter. May, Starkville, MS.
2010 “The Right to Choose NOT to have an Abortion: What Reproductive Rights Advocates can Learn about Empowering Women from an Anti-Abortion Movement.” Kimberly Kelly. Invited presentation for Women’s History Month on behalf of Holmes Cultural Diversity Center, Mississippi State University. March, Mississippi State, MS.
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2010 “In the Name of the Mother: Gendered Conflict over Religious Authority in the Crisis Pregnancy Center Movement.” Kimberly Kelly. Invited presentation for the Gender Studies Program Speaker Series, Mississippi State University. January, Mississippi State, MS.
2009 “Taking it to the Next Level: What Feminists can Learn about Choice from an Anti- Abortion Movement.” Kimberly Kelly. Invited presentation for the National Organization for Women Mississippi State Chapter. November, Starkville, MS.
2009 “In the Name of the Mother: Gendered Conflict over Religious Doctrine in the Crisis Pregnancy Center Movement.” Kimberly Kelly. Volunteered presentation at the College of Arts & Sciences Research Showcase, Mississippi State University, October 2009.
2009 “Career and Family Trajectories and Work Life Policy.” Roberta M. Spalter-Roth, Linda Grant, Kimberly Kelly, Heather Macpherson Parrott, Erin Winter, and Nicole Van Vooren. Departmental Workshop presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association. August, San Francisco, California.
2009 “Career and Family Transitions: In and Out of Academia.” Linda Grant, Kimberly Kelly, Erin Winter, and Heather Macpherson Parrott. Invited Presentation for the Southern Sociological Society Meetings. April, New Orleans, Louisiana.
TEACHING INTERESTS (* indicates courses taught) Introductory Sociology* Social Theory - undergraduate* Social Problems* Religion* Sociology of Gender* Classical Theory - graduate* Gender and Work* Contemporary Theory - graduate Social Inequality/Stratification* Social Movements
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Assistant/Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, Mississippi State University, 2009- Present SO 1003: Introduction to Sociology SO 3103: Social Theory I SO 3333 Religion and Society SO 4403/6403: Sociology of Gender SO 4503/6503: Gender and Work SO 8103: Graduate Social Theory I (Classical Theory) SO 8413: Seminar in Stratification SO 8990: Seminar in Gender SO 8990: Religion & Inequality SO/GS 8973 Gender and Work (online)
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Thesis/dissertation committees: Jennifer Cheek (PhD chair), Freddy Hunter (PhD chair), Jennifer Carruth (PhD chair), Sarah Pellegrine (MS co-chair), Lauren Vasquez (PhD), Sarah Rogers (MS), Amanda Gochanour (PhD).
Completed PhD students as chair: o Christy H. Flatt, 2012, Assistant Professor of Sociology, Gordon State College o Jonelle H. Husain, 2014, Instructor of Sociology, Appalachian State University o Ashley A. Baker, 2015, Assistant Professor of Sociology, Simpson College
Completed committee member assignments: Ethan Stokes (MS), Bianca Gonzalez- Sobrino (MS), Jessica Sparks (PhD), Li Zheng (PhD), Sherelle Cohen (MS), Kiara Taite (MS), Sheena Gardner (PhD), Young Bin Lim (PhD), Anna Smith (MS), Jennifer Carruth (MS).
Outside committee member: Kendra Hutchens, Colorado University, “Crisis Pregnancy Centers in the Midwest.” In progress.
Graduate Instructor, Department of Sociology, University of Georgia, 2006-2008 SOCI 1101: Introduction to Sociology SOCI 3290: Gender and Work
Instructor, Division of Social Sciences, Gainesville State College, 2003-2004, 2005-2008 SOCI 1101: Introduction to Sociology SOCI 1160: Social Problems HIST 2112: American History 1865-Present
Instructor, Professional Studies Program, Shorter College, 2003-2007 SOCY 1101: Introduction to Sociology SOCY 3280: Sociology of Gender
Instructor, Department of History, Kennesaw State University, 2004 HIST 2112: American History 1865-Present
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIPS
Sociologists for Women in Society (SWS) Iota Iota Iota Alpha Kappa Delta
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE-EXTERNAL
2012- Present, Expert witness for Planned Parenthood Federation of America in Planned Parenthood v. South Dakota 2012 ASA Sex and Gender section Feminist Activist Scholar Award Committee 2011-2013, SWS Social Action Committee 2011, ASA Roundtable Presider – Sex and Gender Section: Gender and Reproduction
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2010-2011, SWS-South Hand Mentor at Southern Sociological Society Meetings 2010, SWS Hand Mentor at American Sociological Association Meetings 2010, SWS/ABS Graduate Student Research Roundtable Discussant Ad Hoc Reviewer, American Journal of Sociology Ad Hoc Reviewer, American Sociological Review Ad Hoc Reviewer, Gender & Society Ad Hoc Reviewer, Sociology of Health and Illness Ad Hoc Reviewer, Sociology of Education Ad Hoc Reviewer, Sociological Spectrum Ad Hoc Reviewer, Social Studies of Science Ad Hoc Reviewer, Journal of African American Studies Ad Hoc Reviewer, Policy Studies Journal Ad Hoc Reviewer, Southern Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal of the South Ad Hoc Reviewer, Learning Media, and Technology Ad Hoc Reviewer, Social Movement Studies Ad Hoc Reviewer, Michigan Sociological Review Ad Hoc Reviewer, Qualitative Sociology Ad Hoc Reviewer, Sociological Focus Ad Hoc Reviewer, Contraception Ad Hoc Reviewer, Women’s Studies International Forum
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE-INTERNAL 2016-2017, Chair, President’s Commission on the Status of Women 2016, Search Committee Member, Assistant Vice President for Multiculturalism and Chief Diversity Officer 2016-2017, Steering Committee, African American Studies’ 25th Anniversary Celebration 2015-2018, Member, President’s Commission on the Status of Women 2014-2015, Undergraduate Coordinator, Department of Sociology 2012-Present, Director of Gender Studies Program 2012-Present, Safe Zone Advisory Board and Trainer 2014-2015, Chair, Graduate Preliminary Exam Committee in Stratification, Department of Sociology 2014, Department Head Search Committee Member 2014, Search Committee Chair, joint Sociology/African American Studies position 2013-Present, University Diversity Council 2013, Search Committee Member (four positions), Department of Sociology 2012, Attendance AOP Committee 2012, College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Senator and Senate President 2011, College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Senator and Senate Vice President 2011-Present, Qualifying Exam Committee, Department of Sociology 2011-2012, Ad hoc Curriculum Committee Member, Gender Studies Program 2011-Present, Faculty Advisor, Delta Omega Lambda 2010-2011, Search Committee Member (four positions), Department of Sociology 2010-2011, Department Head’s Advisory Committee, Department of Sociology 2010-2011, Student Paper Competition Committee Member, Gender Studies Program 2009-2015, Graduate Admissions and Support Committee, Department of Sociology
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2009-2015, Graduate Preliminary Exam Committee in Stratification, Department of Sociology
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