Wynne Walker Moskop

Department of Political Science Saint Louis University 3750 Lindell Blvd. St. Louis, Missouri 63108 [email protected]

EDUCATION

PhD and MA in political science, The George Washington University. Concentration in political theory; minor in American politics BA in political science, DePauw University

Continuing Education Futures of American Studies Institute, Dartmouth College, June 2000 Interdisciplinary Faculty Seminar on the Jesuit Ratio Studiorum, Saint Louis University, Jan-May, 2000 Interdisciplinary Faculty Seminar on Values and Public Life, Saint Louis University, Sept. 1992-May 1993

POSITIONS Saint Louis University:

Political Science Director of Graduate Studies, July 2016-present Interim Director of Graduate Studies, January-June 2015 Political Science Department Chair, 2004-10 Interim Department Chair, February-July 2014

Associate Professor of Political Science 1996-present Associate Professor of Women’s and Gender Studies (secondary appointment), 2013-present Associate Professor of Political Science and American Studies (joint appointment), 1996-2015 Assistant Professor of Political Science and American Studies (joint appointment), 1990-96 Visiting Assistant Professor of Political Science and American Studies (joint appointment),1989-90 Adjunct Assistant Professor of Political Science, 1988-89

Webster University: Adjunct Assistant Professor (American politics), 1987-88

New York University: Adjunct Assistant Professor of Politics (political theory), 1986; Adjunct Instructor, 1982, 1980

Sarah Lawrence College: Visiting Instructor in Political Science, Spring 1982. Taught seminar and tutorials in American politics.

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Lecturer in Political Science and Experimental Humanities 1978-79; taught a year-long, 12-credit hour interdisciplinary course, “Politics and Values,” in a residential program for academically-talented students.

University Fellow and Graduate Teaching Assistant in Political Science, 1976-78

U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Administrative Practice and Procedure, a subcommittee of the Judiciary Committee, Washington, DC: Research Assistant, 1973-74. Worked on confirmation hearings of Leon Jaworski as Special Prosecutor and on Native American education and mental health hearings and legislation for Subcommittee Chair Edward Kennedy.

CURRENT RESEARCH

I am interested broadly in the relationship between politics and ethics. Current research projects focus on Jane Addams as a practitioner and theorist of political friendship; Aristotelian prudence and friendship; contemporary applications of these concepts to political leadership and political ethics; gender and political community,

Publications and Works Under Review

Jane Addams on Inequality and Political Friendship. Book that portrays Jane Addams as a first-rate practitioner of political friendship among unequal parties. Her experiential accounts expand and update political friendship beyond contemporary applications that focus narrowly on democratic citizens and neglect the challenge of unequal transnational relations. (Under contract with Routledge)

“Jane Addams and Possibilities for Transnational Political Friendship” (Revise and resubmit, American Political Thought)

“The Problem of Unjust Care: Feminist Care Theory, Inequality, and Global Justice” (Under review)

“(K)No(wing) Confidence: On Suspicion, Dialogue, and Self-Reflection in (Campus) Movements for Change.” Invited for No Confidence! No Fear! Power and Protest at an American University, ed. Ellen Carnaghan and Kathryn Kuhn. With Penny Weiss. (under review by co-editors)

2016 Spanish translation of "Justice As Friendship: An Aristotelian Perspective on Global and Local Justice," in Justicia et Injusticias Espatiales, ed. B. Bret, et al (Rosario, Argentina: UNR Editora, Universidad Nacional de Rosario, September 2016). Originally published by Presses Universitaires de Paris Ouest, 2010.

2015 Review of Caring Democracy: Markets, Equality and Justice, by Joan Tronto (NYU Press, 2013), American Political Thought (Spring): 350-354. Invited book review.

2013 “The Balcony and the Street: Gender, Virtue, and Politics in George Caleb Bingham’s Antebellum America,” American Quarterly (June): 343-370.

2011 “Prudence As a Paradigm for Political Leaders,” in Political Leadership, ed. David S. Bell (London: Sage Publications, 2011), 199-222. Sage Library of Political Science collection of significant leadership articles published over the last 60 years. Originally published in Political Psychology (Dec 1996). Moskop_CV.docx--3

2010 "Justice As Friendship: An Aristotelian Perspective on Global and Local Justice," in Justice et Injustices Spatiales, ed. B. Bret, P. Gervais-Lambony, C. Hancock, and F. Landy (Paris: Presses Universitaires de Paris Ouest, 2010), pp. 163-180.

2002 “Prudence, Imprudence, and the Puzzle of Bill Clinton,” in Tempered Strength: Studies in the Nature and Scope of Prudential Leadership, ed. Ethan Fishman. Lexington Books, 2002, pp. 151- 180.

1999 “Free Riders or Front Runners? The Role of Social Scientists in the American Studies Movement,” American Studies (Summer 1999): 115-136. With Kathryn Kuhn.

1999 Review of Rethinking Feminist Identification: The Case for De Facto Feminism, by Patricia Misciagno, American Political Science Review (March 1999): 198-199. Invited book review.

1997 “Separation of Powers," in The International Encyclopedia of Public Policy and Administration, ed. Jay Shafritz (Westview), Vol. 4, pp. 2045-51 (5800 words). Choice Outstanding Academic Book Award. Reviewed by general and associate editors.

1997 “Original Intent, in The International Encyclopedia of Public Policy and Administration, ed. Shaftritz (1997), pp. 1588-90 (2400 words). Reviewed by general and associate editors.

1997 "Bill of Attainder," in The International Encyclopedia of Public Policy and Administration, ed. Shafritz (1997), pp. 193-94 (1000 words). Reviewed by general and associate editors.

1997 "Forrest Gump: A Postmodern Poor Richard?" Quarterly Journal of Ideology (June): 63-74. With Kathryn Kuhn.

1996 "Prudence As a Paradigm for Political Leaders," Journal of Political Psychology 17 (December 1996): 619-642. Lead article.

1995 "Democratic Morality: Perspectives from the Women's Movement," in Values and Public Life, ed. Gerard Magill and Marie Hoff (Lanham, MD: University Press of America, 1995), pp. 113-137. Chapter in peer reviewed book.

1991 Review essay on The Tragedy of Political Theory: The Road Not Taken, by J. Peter Euben, Journal of Politics, 53 (November): 1192-95. Invited book review.

1991 Ideas, Values, and the Presidency, C-SPAN video, American Political Science Association panel, with P. Sykes, L. Crothers, D. Cullen, M. Landy, T. Langston, and P. Sykes, C-SPAN digital archive, http://www.c-spanvideo.org/program/20954-1#, August 1991. Report, editorial

2013 Report of the Saint Louis University Faculty Senate Assessment Task Force, April 24, 2013. Report on experiences in all schools, colleges, and centers related to the management of Saint Louis University by the Vice President for Academic Affairs and the President, commissioned by the Faculty Senate. 27 pp. With task force co-chair Roger Lewis. https://www.stlbeacon.org/lantern/public/resources/content/30655/public/slu_faculty _senate.pdf. Moskop_CV.docx--4

2013 “If Biondi is so bad, why didn’t faculty object earlier,” St. Louis Beacon, May 5, 2013, https://www.stlbeacon.org/#!/content/30697/voicdes_biondi_discontent_050213. With Robert Cropf.

In Progress

Puzzles of Prudence: Judging Political Leaders. Book that elaborates a leadership framework based on Aristotelian prudence and uses it to analyze the decisions and actions of selected recent American presidents

“Suspicion of Strategy: Why Participatory Democracy Resists Leadership,” article

Conference Papers

2015 “Jane Addams and Possibilities for Transnational Friendships,“ American Political Science Association, September 2015.

Earlier versions presented at: Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Colloquium, Washington University in St. Louis, April 2015. Western Political Science Association, Las Vegas, NV, March 2015

2013 (K)No(wing) Confidence: On Suspicion, Dialogue, and Self-Reflection in (Campus) Movements for Change,” Southeast Women’s Studies Association, Greensboro, NC, April 18-20, 2013. With Penny Weiss.

2013 “Searching for Transnational Friendships,” Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL, April 11-14, 2013 (A revised version of the WPSA paper below).

2013 “Transnational Friendships,” Western Political Science Association, Hollywood, CA, March 28-30, 2013

2011 “Why Participatory Democracy Resists Leadership: Suspicion of Strategy,” Workshop on Political and Social Theory, Washington University in St. Louis, November 18, 2011.

2011 “Leadership and Deliberative Governance,” Conference on Contemporary Aristotelian Studies in Politics, London Metropolitan University, UK, June 3, 2011.

2010 “The Balcony and The Street: Gender, Virtue, and Politics in George Caleb Bingham’s The Verdict of the People,” American Political Science Association, Washington, DC, September 2010.

2009 “Leadership in Democratic Public Spheres,” Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, April 2009

2008 “Justice as Friendship: Just Caring and Caring Justice in a Global World,” International Conference on Spatial Justice,” University of Paris X-Nanterre, March 2008.

2005 “Making Caring Just and Justice Caring: The Model of Friendship,” Association for Political Theory, St. Louis, MO, October 2005 Moskop_CV.docx--5

2005 “Moderating Hierarchies of Justice and Care: The Promise of Friendship,” American Political Science Association Proceedings, Washington, D.C., August 2005. Published online at http://convention2.allacademic.com/one/apsa/apsa05/.

2003 “Prudence, Art and Science: An Aristotelian Account of What Politicians Know,” American Political Science Association Proceedings, Philadelphia, PA, August, 2003. Published online at http://convention2.allacademic.com/one/apsa/apsa03/.

2002 “Prudence As Theory,” Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, Illinois, April 2002

1999 “Aristotelian Leadership for Multicultural Society? The Prudence of the Powerless,” Midwest Political Science Association, April 15-17, 1999, Chicago, Illinois

1998 “Developing Multicultural Theory,” Mid-America American Studies Association Meeting, Iowa City, Iowa, April, 1998. With B. Farris.

1997 “Leadership and Participatory Democracy: Rethinking Objectification,” American Political Science Association, Washington, DC, August 28-31, 1997.

1995 “Free Riders or Front Runners? The Role of Social Scientists in the American Studies Movement,” Mid-America American Studies Association, Ft. Collins, Colorado, April 7-9, 1995. With K. Kuhn.

1993 Tocqueville’s Cultural Concept of Status,” Mid-America American Studies Association, Minneapolis, MN, April 16-18, 1993.

1992 “Teaching Discipline in Interdisciplinary Inquiry,” Mid-America American Studies Association, Iowa City, Iowa, March 27-29, 1992. With B. Farris.

1991 “Prudence As a Critique of Presidential Leadership Theory,” American Political Science Association, Washington, DC, 1991

1990 “The Problem of Moral Weakness in Plutarch’s Lives,” Northeast Political Science Association, Providence, RI, Nov. 15-17, 1990.

1988 “Presidential Leadership and the Dilemma of `Objectification,’” Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL, April 14-15, 1988.

1986 “Doing Good in Politics: The Common Lessons of Aristotle and Machiavelli,” Northeast Political Science Association, Boston, MA, November 13-15, 1986.

Colloquia, Talks, Discussant presentations

2017 Discussant comments, “The Conceptual Foundations of Leadership,” by David Wilson, Washington University Political Theory Workshop, February 24, 2017.

2017 “Meanings of ‘Engagement: On Listening,” presentation for Arts and Sciences interdisciplinary panel on a university core curriculum, February 8, 2017.

2016 “Feminisms in Turkey,” SLU Atlas Week presentation, April 2016. Moskop_CV.docx--6

2015 “Organization and Action in SLU’s ‘No Confidence’ Movement,” presentation at Missouri Conference of the AAUP, Fall Retreat, Meramec State Park Conference Center, Sullivan, MO, September 26, 2015. With Kathryn Kuhn.

2013 “Modernity and Challenges to Representation and Democracy,” discussant comments, Western Political Science Association, Hollywood, CA, March 28-30, 2013.

2012 Invited comments on “Intersovereign Justice,” paper by Wally Siewart (UMSL Center for Ethics and Public Life), Washington University Political Theory Workshop, November, 9, 2012

2011 “Feminist Care Theory and Global Justice,” Saint Louis University Women’s Studies Brown Bag Program, March 23, 2011.

2010 Invited comments on “Arendt and Habermas Revisited,” paper by Patchen Markell (University of Chicago), Political Theory Workshop, Washington University in St. Louis, April 2010.

2010 “Truth in Social and Relational Contexts: The Global Migration of Care Workers,” presentation at College of Arts and Sciences interdisciplinary panel on the papal encyclical, Caritas in Veritate, Saint Louis University, March 2010.

2010 “Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and the Liberian Women’s Peace Movement,” introduction to the film “Iron Ladies of Liberia” for SLU film series on films made by and about African women, SLU March 24, 2010.

2009 “Deploying Arendt,” discussant comments, American Political Science Association Meeting, Toronto, Canada, September 2009

2009 “With and Against Habermas,” discussant comments, Midwest Political Science Meeting, Chicago, April 2009

2009 “Justice vs. Service in a Global World,” SLU Atlas Week presentation, April 2009. With Jami Curley.

2009 “The Balcony and the Street: Gender, Virtue, and Politics in George Caleb Bingham’s Antebellum America,” Women’s Studies presentation, SLU, March 2009

2007 “An Aristotelian Perspective on Spatial Injustice,” Political Science Department Christopher Colloquium, Saint Louis University, November 2007.

2007 “Democratic Neutrality and Democratic Morality,” College of Arts and Sciences interdisciplinary panel presentation on 2004 exchange between Joseph Ratzinger and Jurgen Habermas, Saint Louis University, October 2007.

2007 “Hobbes,” discussant comments, Midwest Political Science Association Meeting, 2007.

2006 “The Politics of Virtue,” discussant comments, Midwest Political Science Association, April 2006.

2005 “What Sort of Political Engagement Should We Seek,” discussant comments, American Political Science Association Meeting, Washington, DC, September 2005.

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2005 “Political Theory and Pragmatism,” roundtable presentation, Western Political Science Meeting, Oakland, CA, March 2005.

2003 “Dilemmas of Radical Democracy,” discussant comments, American Political Science Association, Philadelphia, PA, August 2003.

2003 “Challenges and Innovations for American Studies Programs,” roundtable presentation, Mid- America American Studies Association, Iowa City, IA, April 11-12, 2003.

2003 “Catholic Feminism: An Oxymoron?” discussant comments, Western Political Science Association, Denver, CO, March 26-29, 2003.

2001 “Democracy, Deliberation, and Inequality,” discussant comments, Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL, April 2001.

2000 “The City as Political Arena: Power, Policy, and Politics,” discussant comments, American Political Science Association, Washington, D.C., September 2000.

2000 “Prudence in Cultural Context,” Dartmouth College, Futures of American Studies Institute, June 2000.

2000 “Re-imagining the Public,” comment on panel papers, Mid-America American Studies Association, Kansas City, KS April 2000. 2000 “Cosmopolitan Democracy,” discussant comments, Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL, April 2000.

2000 “Thinking Theoretically About Women’s Movements,” discussant comments, Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL, April 2000.

1998 “Cosmopolitan and Identity Politics,” discussant comments, American Political Science Association, Boston, MA, September 1998.

1997 “Virtue or Equality: The Suffragists’ Dilemma,” Talk in conjunction with exhibit of suffragist memorabilia, Cupples House, Saint Louis University, June 1997.

1997 “Concepts in Multiculturalism,” Christopher Colloquium, St. Louis University Department of Political Science, January 1997.

1996 “In the Margins: Peripheral Figures in Bingham’s Election Series Paintings,” American Studies Workshop, Saint Louis Art Museum, September 1996.

1996 "Institutional and Individual Influences on the Presidency," discussant comments, American Political Science Association, San Francisco, CA, August 29-September 1, 1996.

1996 "Privacy, Freedom, and Feminist Theory," discussant comments, American Political Science Association, San Francisco, CA, August 29-September 1, 1996.

1995 "Rights Rhetoric in the Health Care Debate," Saint Louis University School of Public Health, February 9, 1995. Moskop_CV.docx--8

1994 "Women and Democratic Morality," University of Dayton, March 25, 1994.

1993 "Theology in the University: Some Systemic Considerations," Department of Theological Studies, Saint Louis University, December 2, 1993.

1993 "Utilitarian Versus Expressive Individualism," presentation to resident physicians in Psychiatry, program on cultural psychiatry, Saint Louis University School of Medicine, November 16, 1993.

1993 "What are `Fundamental Rights' in American Political Culture?" presentation to resident physicians in Psychiatry, program on cultural psychiatry, Saint Louis University School of Medicine, November 9, 1993.

1993 "Feminist Identity and Social Movements," discussant comments, American Political Science Association, Washington, DC, September 2-5, 1993.

1993 "Subjectivity and Power: Gender and Race," discussant comments, American Political Science Association, Washington, DC, September 2-5, 1993. 1992 “Values, Society, Religion: An Interdisciplinary Dialogue,” Saint Louis University College of Arts and Sciences Dean’s Seminar, with other participants in the Magill/Hoff faculty seminar and visiting scholar John Coleman, S.J., November 13, 1992.

1992 "Changing Perspectives on the Presidency," discussant comments, Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL, April 9-11, 1992.

1990 "Thinking About Political Action," Saint Louis University School of Nursing, September 1990.

1990 "New Readings of Plato," discussant comments, Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL, April 5-7, 1990.

1989 "Liberalism, Tolerance, and Political Discourse," discussant comments, Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL, April 13-15, 1989.

DISSERTATION COMMITTEES

“Caritas in Veritate” and the Logic of Gift: Discovering the Personal Orientation Towards Giving and Receiving, Beth Rath, PhD in Philosophy, 2015. Currently Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Borromeo Seminary and John Carroll University.

Picturing the Enemy: Dorothea Lange’s Photography of the Japanese American Internment, Gregory Taylor, PhD in American Studies, 2010. Academic Vice President (retired), Fontbonne University. (Chaired committee)

Dreadful People: Historical Representations of Ozarks Folks, John Hensley, PhD in American Studies, 2008.

Performative Domesticity: A Visual Culture Analysis of P.T. Barnum’s Performers and Middle-Class Formation, Jennifer Price, PhD in American Studies, 2006. Currently Historian and Architectural Historian at Price Preservation Research, Iowa City, Iowa. Moskop_CV.docx--9

The trail of tension between public relations and journalism-the unfinished business about using propaganda to move crowds, Burton St. John, PhD in American Studies, 2005. Currently Associate Professor of Communication and Theatre Arts, Old Dominion University.

Rural women and cultural conflicts in contemporary American literature, Rhonda Jenkins Armstrong, PhD in American Studies, 2005. Currently Associate Professor of English and Department Chair, Georgia Regents University. (Co-chaired committee)

“Earnest women can do anything”: the public career of Josephine St. Pierre Ruffin, 1842-1904, Teresa Blue Holden, PhD in American Studies, 2005. Currently Assistant Professor of History/Political Science and French, Greenville College. (Chaired committee)

Re-presenting and representing on girl power TV: examining portrayals of resistance and domination from Dark Angel, Charmed, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Valerie Carroll, PhD in American Studies, 2005. Currently Assistant Professor of Women’s Studies, Kansas State University.

JROTC : a study of St. Louis schools, James Dohle, PhD in American Studies, 2001. Retired, Social Studies Department Chair, Christian Brothers College High School, St. Louis. (Chaired committee)

Gender Factors in Labor Arbitrator Selection, Anne Draznin, PhD in Public Policy Studies, 2000. Currently Professor Emerita of Legal Studies, University of Illinois-Springfield; attorney in Chicago, IL.

Attending The Dying : William James, A Resource For Medical Ethics At End-Of-Life,Valerie Yancy, PhD in American Studies 1998. Currently Associate Professor of Nursing, Southern Illinois University- Edwardsville.

“Laws of the Lord”: the political world of Peter Cartwright, 1824-1848, Brian Hohlt, PhD in American Studies, 1998. Currently Social Studies Department Chair, Cor Jesu Academy, St. Louis.

Andrew Jackson and the politics of martial law, Matthew Warshauer, PhD in American Studies 1997. Currently Professor of History, Central Connecticut State University.

Out Of The Broom Closet : The Deep Hidden Meaning Of Domesticity In Postfeminist Novels By Louise Erdrich, Mary Gordon, Toni Morrison, Marge Piercy, Jane Smiley And Amy Tan, Jeanette Batz Cooperman, PhD in American Studies, 1996. Currently Staff Writer, St. Louis Magazine; author of multiple books.

Local television news : content, deregulation and the new media landscape, Jeffrey M. Ritter, PhD in American Studies, 1995. Currently Professor and Chair, Department of Communication, Media, and Technology, LaRoche College. (Chaired committee)

The right of privacy : interpretive versus positivist dynamics in the post-Griswold v. Connecticut Supreme Court Era, Kim St. Onge, PhD in Public Policy Studies, 1995.

Practical transcendentalism: The role of nature in the political theories of Thomas Jefferson and Ralph Waldo Emerson, Suzanne Loui, PhD in American Studies, 1994. Currently Special Projects Coordinator, International Center for Advanced Renewable Energy and Sustainability, Washington University in St. Louis. (Chaired committee) Moskop_CV.docx--10

COURSES TAUGHT

Undergraduate: American Political Thought American political institutions and thought (SLU Madrid) Foundations of Political Theory Ancient & Medieval Political Thought (Political Science & Philosophy) Renaissance and Modern Political Thought (Political Science, Philosophy, Women’s and Gender Studies) Feminist Theory: Gender Justice (Political Science, Women’s and Gender Studies, Philosophy) Contemporary Political Ideologies Democratic Theory: Rawls and His Critics Democracy and Gender (Political Science & Sociology, with Kathryn Kuhn) Political Theory of the Women’s Movement Postmodern Analysis (Political Science & Sociology, with Kathryn Kuhn) Theories of Political Action Problems of Political Leadership Citizen Leadership (Political Science & Women’s and Gender Studies, with Robert Strikwerda) Introduction to American Politics (Sarah Lawrence College, Webster University)

Graduate: Care, Justice, and Friendship: Political Implications (Political Science & Women’s and Gender Studies) Seminar in American Political Thought: Meanings of Citizenship (Political Science & American Studies) Leadership and Culture (Political Science & American Studies) Contemporary Political Ideologies Feminist Epistemologies (Women’s & Gender Studies & Political Science, with Penny Weiss) Multicultural Theory (American Studies, with Buford Farris) Interdisciplinary Inquiry (American Studies, with Elizabeth Kolmer and Buford Farris) The Cultural Cage (American Studies, with Kathryn Kuhn)

AWARDS, RECOGNITION

Niagara Foundation Travel Grant for Faculty Study Trip to Turkey, May 2015 Mellon Faculty Development Awards, Saint Louis University: 2002, 2003, 2005, 2008, 2015 Women’s and Gender Studies Founders Award, for service to SLU Women’s and Gender Studies Program, May 2013. My article “Prudence As a Paradigm for Political Leaders” (Political Psychology, December 1996) was selected for the 2011 Sage Library of Political Science collection of significant articles on leadership published over the last 60 years. VOICES Faculty Sustainability Grant, SLU, to develop new interdisciplinary service learning course, The Structure of Poverty, Globally and Locally, with Michelle Lorenzini, et al, 2007 Dartmouth College Futures of American Studies Institute, June 2000 Women Leaders Award from St. Louis Metro YWCA & SLU Women’s Commission, 1996 Summer Research Award, Saint Louis University, 1992 Beaumont Faculty Development Awards, Saint Louis University, 1990, 1991, 1993

SERVICE Moskop_CV.docx--11

Professional Chaired panels and served as discussant for panel papers at American Political Science Association, Midwest Political Science Association, Western Political Science Association, Mid-America American Studies Association

Reviewed manuscripts and wrote book reviews for Polity, Hypatia, Social Science Quarterly, Journal of Politics, American Political Thought, American Political Science Review, Westview Press

Co-Chair, Committee A for Academic Freedom and Tenure, SLU Chapter, American Association of University Professors, May 2013 – present

University Joint Senate-Provost Task Force on Developing a University Core Curriculum, 2016-17 Social Justice core working group, university strategic planning process, Spring 2015

Faculty Senate: Arts and Sciences Faculty Senator, 2016-present Co-Chair, Faculty Senate Assessment Task Force, Spring 2013. Charged with assessing faculty concerns underlying fall 2012 No Confidence votes in the university president and academic vice president. Interviewed faculty in all schools and colleges and drafted task force report. With co-chair Roger Lewis. Two earlier terms as CAS faculty senator and as member of multiple Senate committees, including Executive Committee, Governance committee, Ad hoc professional relations committee, and Affirmative Action Committee

Other University committees: University-wide Faculty Development Subcommittee for North Central Accreditation Review Graduate School Research Committee for reviewing internal Beaumont research awards Faculty interviewer for freshman Presidential and MLK Scholarship candidates Faculty review boards for Marshall, Truman, Fulbright, and Rhodes scholarship candidates

Academic Advisory Boards: Women’s Studies Advisory Board, periodically since 2003 International Studies Advisory Board, 2004-2010 Legal Studies Advisory Board, 2004-2010 Board of Directors, Center for Environmental Sciences, 2007-2010 University Honors Council, Spring 2012 – Summer 2014

College of Arts and Sciences: Chair, CAS Core Curriculum Committee, September 2012 – May 2014 Chair, CAS Finance Committee Member, Arts and Sciences Ad Hoc Evidence and Strategy Committees, October 2012 – August 2014 Served on Dean’s CAS Marketing Committee and several Faculty Council Committees, including Curriculum Committee, Core Assessment Committee,Technology Committee

Political Science Department: Graduate Committee, Fall 2011-present Chaired Curriculum Committee, By-Laws Committee, and committee to develop promotion criteria for nontenure track faculty. Moskop_CV.docx--12

Member, Workload Policy Committee

Women’s and Gender Studies: Graduate Committee, Fall 2012-present Advisory Board, Fall 2012 – Spring 2015 and earlier terms Curriculum Committee chair, fall 2008-spring 2010

Faculty Search Committees: Chair, Internal Search for Director of African American Studies, Spring 2013 Chair, Search for new political theory faculty member in Political Science Department, Spring 2008 Chair, Internal Search for Chair of Psychology Department, Spring 2005 Chair, External Search for Chair of Sociology & Criminal Justice Department, Fall 2005 Served on multiple search committees for faculty and department chairs in Political Science, American Studies, and Women’s and Gender Studies

Community Shaw Neighborhood Accountability Board, a restorative justice program that connects juvenile offenders with their community; City of St. Louis Community Justice Project sponsored by the Division of Juvenile Justice, 2015-

MEMBERSHIPS

American Political Science Association, Women’s Studies Association, American Studies Association, American Association of University Professors