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Sari M. van Anders, Ph.D. Departments of Psychology and , Queen’s University 61 Arch Street, Kingston ON K7L 3N6, Canada E-Mail: [email protected] Phone: 613-533-2037 Website: https://www.queensu.ca/psychology/van-anders-lab/

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Social neuroendocrinology, intimacy & sexuality, gender/sex & sexual diversity, feminist , , health, feminist science studies, queer science.

APPOINTMENTS

Canada 150 Research Chair in Social Neuroendocrinology, Sexuality, & Gender/Sex (July 2018-present); Queen’s University, July 2018-present: Professor, Departments of Psychology and Gender Studies (July 2018-present); Affiliate Faculty, Center for Neuroscience Studies (July 2018-present).

University of Michigan (UM), 2008-2018: Thurnau Professorship for Outstanding Contributions to Undergraduate Education (2018; declined to move to new position); Early Promotion to Full Professor, Departments of Psychology and Women’s Studies (2018; declined to move to new position); Associate Professor, Departments of Psychology and Women’s Studies (2014-May 2018); Assistant Professor, Departments of Psychology and Women’s Studies (2008-2014); Faculty Member, Program in Neuroscience (2008-present); Faculty Member, Reproductive Science Program (2009-present); Faculty Member, Science, Technology, & Society Program (2012-present); Faculty Member, Biosocial Methods Collaborative (2013-present). (Modified Duties/Parental Leave: winter 2010; fall 2015/winter 2016).

Indiana University Bloomington (IUB), 2007 – 2008: Assistant Professor, Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences; Assistant Research Scientist, The Kinsey Institute; Affiliate, Gender Studies, Neuroscience, Center for Integrative Studies in Animal Behavior.

EDUCATION

∙Ph.D., Biological & Cognitive Psychology, Department of Psychology, Simon Fraser University (SFU), 2003 – 2007. ∙M.A., Behavioural & Cognitive Neuroscience, Department of Psychology, University of Western Ontario (UWO), 2001-2003. ∙Hons. B.A. with Distinction, Scholars’ Electives & Psychology, UWO, 1997-2001.

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GRANTS

∙2018-2025: Government of Canada, 2018-2025. Canada 150 Research Chair in Social Neuroendocrinology, Sexuality, & Gender/Sex; $2,450,000 ($350,000/year x 7 years). 2019-2021: Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) (38461). Role: PI. Social Neuroendocrinology Lab $250,000. ∙2016-2018 (to 2021, but left early to move to Canada): National Institutes of Health (NIH), National Institute of Child Health & Development (NICHD) (2T32HD007109-36). (Multiple PIs: Monk and McLoyd) Role: Co-I. Developmental Psychology Training Grant. $2,119,025. ∙2011-2018: National Institutes of Health (NIH), National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) (1R01AI094563). Role: PI. Sexual modulation of HIV-relevant vaginal immunity. $1,837,368; direct: $1,175,000. ∙2012-2017: Institute for Research on Women and Gender (IRWG) Program Grant, UM. Role: PI. + Science = Feminist Science Studies. ~$10,000/yr. ∙2014-2016: University of Michigan Injury Prevention Center. Role: PI. Child maltreatment: A new interdisciplinary model for identifying hormonal and contextual mediators and assessing interventions. $25,000. ∙2013-2016: (ranked first of 46 applications) Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Institute of Gender & Health, Institutes of , Mental Health & Addiction. Role: Co-Investigator. Sexual desire emerges from arousal: testing a model of responsive desire in women with and without sexual difficulties. 130347 $187,374. ∙2014-2015: Institute for Research on Women and Gender Collaborative Planning Grant, UM. Role: co-I. The Embodiment of Insult: Gender and Biobehavioral Responses to Incivility in Organizations. $8,000. ∙2012-2014: ADVANCE Development of Online Professional Networks for Faculty, UM. Role: PI. Feminist Science Network. $4,920. ∙2011-2012: Office of the Vice President for Research, UM. Role: Co-PI. Influences of cuddling and attachment on neuroendocrine & psychological outcomes. $25,000. ∙2009-2012: American Institute of Bisexuality, Inc. Role: PI. Multigender partnering and polyamory: Dynamic implications for bisexuality and hormones. $34,679.

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∙2007-2008: The Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality, Student Research Grant. Role: PI. Androgenic and sexual responses to visually erotic stimuli in healthy women. $1,000. ∙2005: Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada, Research Tools and Instruments Grant, Role: writing grant application. immunoassay lab. $38,200. ∙2004: Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada & Simon Fraser University Institutional Grant – Small. Role: writing grant application. Reciprocal effects of sexual encounters and psychological states. $4,000. ∙2003: UWO Teaching Assistants’ Union & Society for Graduate Students Role: PI. Gender, academia, and the professoriate. $150.

AWARDS, HONORS, AND FELLOWSHIPS

∙Government of Canada, 2018-2025. Canada 150 Research Chair in Social Neuroendocrinology, Sexuality, & Gender/Sex; ∙American Psychological Association, Division 1: Society for General Psychology, 2019. George A. Miller Award for an Outstanding Recent Article on General Psychology for Hyde JS, Bigler RB, Joel DS, Tate CC, & van Anders SM, 2019. The future of sex and gender in psychology: Five challenges to the gender binary. American Psychologist, 74, 171-193. ∙Wenner-Gren, 2018-2019 (declined). Invited participant at “Toward an Anthropological Understanding of Masculinities, Maleness, and Vioelnce. Sintra, Portugal. ∙American Psychological Association (APA), 2018. One of 24 psychologists invited to be part of APA’s #ThankAScientist campaign. ∙University of Michigan, 2018 (declined to move to new position). Thurnau Professorship for Outstanding Contributions to Undergraduate Education. ∙University of Michigan, 2018 (declined to move to new position). Early promotion to Full Professor. •International Academy of Sex Research, 2018. Best Poster Award. ∙Globe and Mail, 2017 Noted as one of the “big brains behind Canada’s good sex”. https://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/relationships/the-big-brains-behind-canadas-goodsex/article37056097/ ∙American Psychological Association, 2017. Fellow. ∙Society for the Psychology of Women, 2017. Initial Fellow. ∙University of Michigan Golden Apple Award Committee, 2017. Student-nominated. •International Academy of Sex Research, 2017. Best Brief Communication Award.

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∙Association for Women in Psychology (AWP), 2016. Distinguished Publication Award for van Anders SM, 2015. Beyond sexual orientation: Integrating gender/sex and diverse sexualities in Sexual Configurations Theory. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 44, 1177-1213. ∙American Psychological Association (APA), Committee on Women in Psychology, 2016. Committee on Women in Psychology Leadership Award. ∙University of Michigan Golden Apple Award Committee, 2015. Student-nominated for “Sexuality & Science” course. ∙Society for Behavioral Neuroendocrinology (SBN), 2014. Frank A. Beach Young Investigator Award in Behavioral Neuroendocrinology. ∙The Scientist, 2014. Scientist to Watch. ∙University of Michigan: Literature, Science, and the Arts Executive Committee, 2014. 2014 Class of 1923 Memorial Teaching Award for Outstanding Teaching of Undergraduates. •International Academy of Sex Research, 2014. Best Brief Communication Award. ∙Association for Psychological Science (APS), 2013. Janet Taylor Spence Award for Transformative Early Career Contributions. ∙Association for Psychological Science (APS), 2013. APS Fellow. ∙Foundation for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (FSSS), 2012. Ira and Harriet Reiss Theory Award for van Anders SM, Goldey KL, & Kuo PX, 2011. The Steroid/Peptide Theory of Social Bonds: Integrating testosterone and peptide responses for classifying social behavioral contexts. Psychoneuroendocrinology, 36, 1265-1275. ∙Canadian Institute of Health Research, Institute for Gender & Sex Summer Institute, 2011. Invited Mentor. Earlier Awards: Post-Doctoral, Graduate, & Undergraduate ∙Natural Sciences & Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC), 2007-2009. Post-Doctoral Fellowship (PDF) Award. $80,000 (declined). ∙Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research, 2007-2010. Post-Doctoral Trainee Award. $122,000 (declined). ∙Society for Behavioral Neuroendocrinology, 2007. Young Investigator Award. $1200. ∙Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC), 2007. SFU natural science nominee for National Doctoral Prize. ∙Canadian Society for Brain, Behaviour, & Cognition, 2007. Donald O. Hebb Graduate Student Award Honourable Mention (Oral Presentation). ∙Society for Behavioral Neuroendocrinology, 2006. Travel Award. $800. ∙IODE War Memorial Scholarship, 2005-2006. $15,000. ∙Simon Fraser University, 2004, 2006. Graduate Fellowship, $6,000/yr. ∙Natural Sciences and Engineering Council of Canada (NSERC) & SFU, 2004, 2005. Travel Award, $700/yr.

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∙M.D. Angus & Associates Graduate Fellowship in Psychology, SFU, 2004. $569. ∙ Natural Sciences and Engineering Council of Canada (NSERC), 2003-2005. Post-Graduate Study Award (PGS-B), $40,700. ∙ Natural Sciences and Engineering Council of Canada (NSERC), 2001-2003. Post-Graduate Study Award (PGS-A), $34,600. ∙C.D. Nelson Scholarship, SFU, 2003-2004. $18,000. ∙Special Graduate Entrance Scholarship, SFU, 2003-2004. $7000. ∙Ontario Graduate Scholarship, 2001, 2003. $15,000/yr. ∙For Women in Science, NSERC-UNESCO-L’Oreal Supplement, 2003. $5000. ∙ Council of Canadian Departments of Psychology, 2002-2003. Teaching Assistant Award. ∙Teaching Assistant Award Nominee, UWO. 2002; 2003. ∙Graduate Tuition Scholarship, UWO, 2001-2003. $10,826.52. ∙President’s Scholarship for Graduate Study, UWO, 2001. $18,000 ($ declined). ∙President’s Entrance & Continuing Scholarship, UWO, 1997-2001. $32,000.

ARTICLES UNDER REVIEW (undergraduate co-author; graduate co-author; van Anders as “last author” = senior author) ∙Beischel WJ, Schudson ZC, & van Anders SM, under review. Visualizing gender/sex diversity. ∙Schudson ZC & van Anders SM, under review. Gender/Sex diversity beliefs: Scale construction, validation, and links to prejudice.

PUBLICATIONS (Journal Articles) (undergraduate co-author; graduate co-author; van Anders as “last author” = senior author) In Press or Accepted 1. Schudson ZC, Beischel WJ, & van Anders SM, accepted. Individual variation in gender/sex category definitions. Psychology of Sexual Orientation and Gender Diversity. 2. Silver ER, Chadwick SB, & van Anders SM, in press. Feminist identity in men: Masculinity, gender roles, and sexual approaches in feminist, non-feminist, and unsure men. Sex Roles. doi.org/10.1007/s11199-018-0932-6 2019 3. Abed EC, Schudson ZC, Gunther OD, Beischel WJ, & van Anders SM, 2019. Sexual and gender diversity among sexual and gender/sex majorities: Insights via sexual configurations theory. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 48, 1423-1441. van Anders Vita 6

4. Chadwick SB, Francisco M, & van Anders SM, 2019. When orgasms do not equal pleasure: Accounts of “bad” orgasm experiences during consensual sexual encounters. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 48, 2435-2459. 5. Herbenick* D, van Anders* SM, Brotto LA, Chivers ML, Jawed-Wessel S, Galarza J, 2019. Editorial: in the field of sexuality research. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 48, 997-1006. “*” indicates co-first authors. •Top 5% of all Altmetric research output scores, noted 04/15/19 6. Hyde JS, Bigler RB, Joel DS, Tate CC, & van Anders SM, 2019. The future of sex and gender in psychology: Five challenges to the gender binary. American Psychologist, 74, 171-193. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1037/amp0000307 ∙George A. Miller Award for an Outstanding Recent Article on General Psychology, American Psychological Association, Division 1: Society for General Psychology (awarded 2019). 7. Schudson ZC & van Anders SM, 2019. “You have to coin new things”: Gender and sexual identity discourses in asexual, queer and/or trans young people’s networked counterpublics. Psychology and Sexuality, 10, 354-368. 2018 8. Calisi, R.M. and the Working Group of in Science (including van Anders SM), 2018. Opinion: How to tackle a childcare-conference conundrum. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 115, 2845-2849. 9. Chadwick SB, Raisanen JC, Goldey KL, & van Anders SM, 2018. Strategizing to make pornography worthwhile: A qualitative exploration of women’s agentic engagement with sexual media. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 47, 1853-1868. 10. Goldey KL, Conley TD, & van Anders SM, 2018. Dynamic associations between testosterone, partnering, and sexuality during the college transition in women. Adaptive Human Behavior and , 4, 42-68. 11. Raisanen JC, Chadwick SB, Michalak N, & van Anders SM, 2018. Average associations between sexual desire, testosterone, and stress in women and men over time. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 47, 1613-1631. 12. Schudson ZC, Manley MM, Diamond LM, & van Anders SM, 2018. Heterogeneity in gender/sex sexualities: Gendered physical and psychological traits in attractions to women and men. Journal of Sex Research, 55, 1077-1085. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00224499.2017.1402290 13. van Anders SM, 2018. Welcome to the 2018 Annual Review of Sex Research; Plus, The Search Begins! Journal of Sex Research, 55, 407-409. 2017 14. Chadwick SL, Burke SB, Goldey KL, & van Anders SM, 2017. Multifaceted sexual desire and testosterone: Considering cortisol and desire target. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 46, 2445-2463. van Anders Vita 7

15. Chadwick SL, Burke SB, Goldey KL, Bell SB, & van Anders SM, 2017. Sexual desire in sexual minority and majority women and men: The multifaceted sexual Desire Questionnaire (DESQ). Archives of Sexual Behavior, 46, 2465-2484. 16. Chadwick SB & van Anders SM, 2017. Do women’s orgasms as a masculinity achievement for men? Journal of Sex Research, 54, 1141-1152. DOI: 10.1080/00224499.2017.1283484 •Most Downloaded article of the year at Journal of Sex Research, noted 11/07/17. •Third highest Altmetric score at Journal of Sex Research, noted 11/07/17 •Top 10 Most Read Articles at Journal of Sex Research, noted 07/31/17. 17. Dibble ER, Goldey KL, & van Anders SM, 2017. Pair bonding and testosterone in men: Longitudinal evidence for trait and dynamic associations. Adaptive Human Behavior and Physiology, 3, 71-90. 18. Schudson ZC, Dibble ER, & van Anders SM, 2017. Gender/Sex and sexual diversity via Sexual Configurations Theory: Insights from a qualitative study with gender and sexual minorities. Psychology of Sexual Orientation and Gender Diversity, 4, 422-437. 19. van Anders SM & Schudson ZC, 2017. A response to commentaries on “Beyond sexual orientation: Integrating gender/sex and diverse partnered sexualities via Sexual Configurations Theory.” Archives of Sexual Behavior, 46, 1547-1550. 20. van Anders SM, Schudson ZC, Abed EC, Beischel WJ, Dibble ER, Gunther OD, Kutchko VJ, & Silver ER, 2017. Biological sex, gender, and public policy. (Invited contribution.) Policy Insights from the Behavioral and Biological Sciences, 4, 194-201. •Top Read Article (noted 11/07/17). 21. van Anders SM, 2017. Welcome to the 2017 Annual Review of Sex Research. Journal of Sex Research, 54, 409-410. 2016 22. Goldey KL, Posh AR, Bell SN, & van Anders SM, 2016. Defining pleasure: A focus group study of solitary and partnered sexual pleasure in queer and heterosexual women. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 45, 2137-2154. 23. Goldey KL & van Anders SM, 2016. Identification with stimuli moderates women’s affective and testosterone responses to self-chosen erotica. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 45, 2155-2171. 24. van Anders SM, 2016. Welcome to the 2016 issue of the Annual Review of Sex Research. Journal of Sex Research, 53, 361-362. 25. van Anders SM, Goldey KL, Steiger J, 2016. Reply to Stoet and Geary: Effects of gendered behavior on testosterone – not sex differences – as research focus. PNAS: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 113, E2213-E2214. 2015 26. van Anders SM, Steiger J, & Goldey KL, 2015. Gendered behavior modulates testosterone in women and men. PNAS: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 112, 13805-13810. van Anders Vita 8

27. van Anders SM, 2015. Beyond sexual orientation: Integrating gender/sex and diverse sexualities in Sexual Configurations Theory. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 44, 1177- 1213. •Distinguished Publication Award, Association for Women in Psychology (awarded 2016). 28. Goldey KL & van Anders SM, 2015. Sexual modulation of testosterone: Insights for humans from across species. Adaptive Human Behavior and Physiology, 1, 93-123. 29. Manley MH, Diamond LM, & van Anders SM, 2015. Polyamory, monoamory, and sexual fluidity: A longitudinal study of identity and sexual trajectories. Psychology of Sexual Orientation and Gender Diversity, 2, 168-180. •#7 most downloaded in journal, 2017. •Top 20 most downloaded in journal, 2015 & 2016. 30. Ritchie LL & van Anders SM, 2015. There’s jealousy… and then there’s jealousy: Differential effects of jealousy on testosterone. Adaptive Human Behavior and Physiology, 1, 231-246. 2014 31. van Anders SM, 2014. Nomenclature and knowledge-culture, or, we don’t call semen ‘penile mucus.’ Psychology and Sexuality, 5, 349-356. 32. van Anders SM, Tolman RL, & Jainagaraj G, 2014. Examining how infant interactions affect men’s hormones, affect, and aggression using the Michigan Infant Nurturance Simulation Paradigm. Fatherhood, Symposium on “Effects of Infants on Fathers,” 12, 143-160. 33. Goldey KL, Avery LR, & van Anders SM, 2014. Sexual fantasies and gender/sex: Integrating quantitative content analysis and hormonal responses. Journal of Sex Research, 51, 917-931. 34. Chopik WJ, Edelstein RS, van Anders SM, Wardecker BM, Shipman EL, & Samples- Steele CR, 2014. Too close for comfort? Adult attachment and cuddling in romantic and parent-child relationships. Personality and Individual Differences, 69, 212-216. 35. van Anders SM, 2014. ‘Bio/logics’. Transgender Studies Quarterly, 1 Inaugural Issue: Postposttransexual; Terms for a 21st Century Transgender Studies, 33-35. 36. van Anders SM, 2014. Comment: The social neuroendocrinology example: Incorporation culture resolves biobehavioral evolutionary paradoxes. Emotion Review, 6, 261-262. •Invited commentary on Wood W, Kressel L, Joshi JD, & Louie B. Meta-analysis of menstrual cycle effects on women’s mate preferences. 37. van Anders SM, Caverly NL, & Johns MM, 2014. Newborn bio/logics and legal definitions of gender/sex for US state documents. Feminism and Psychology, 24, 172- 192. 38. van Anders SM, Goldey KL, & Bell SN, 2014. Measurement of testosterone in human sexuality research: Methodological considerations. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 43, 231-250. van Anders Vita 9

39. Edelstein R, van Anders SM, Chopik WJ, Goldey KL, & Wardecker BM, 2014. Dyadic associations between testosterone and relationship quality in couples. Hormones and Behavior, 65, 401-407. 40. Lorenz TA & van Anders SM, 2014. Interactions of sexual activity, gender, and depression with immunity. Journal of Sexual Medicine, 11, 966-979. 2013 41. van Anders SM, 2013. Invited contribution: Beyond masculinity: Testosterone, gender/sex, and human social behavior in a comparative context. Frontiers in Neuroendocrinology, 34, 198-210. •Top 10 downloaded paper in last 90 days (noted 10/13). •Top 25 cited papers since 2012 (noted 02/18). 42. van Anders SM, Goodson JL, & Kingsbury MA, 2013. Guest Editorial: Beyond “oxytocin = good”: Neural complexities and the flipside of social bonds. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 42, 1115-1118. 43. van Anders SM, Hipp LE, & Kane Low L, 2013. Exploring co-parent experiences of sexuality in the first three months after birth. Journal of Sexual Medicine, 10, 1988-1999. 44. van Anders SM, Edelstein RS, Wade RW, & Samples-Steele CR, 2013. Descriptive experiences and sexual vs. nurturant aspects of cuddling between adult romantic partners. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 42, 553-560. 2012 45. Davis H, van Anders SM, Egan ET, Woodward TS, Van Snellenberg JX, Mayberg HS, & Liotti M., 2012. Neural, mood, and endocrine responses in elite athletes relative to successful and failed performance videos. Journal of Clinical Sport Psychology, 6, 6-21. 46. Goldey KL & van Anders SM, 2012. Sexual arousal and desire: Interrelations and responses to three modalities of sexual stimuli. Journal of Sexual Medicine, 9, 2315- 2329. 47. Goldey KL & van Anders SM, 2012. Sexual thoughts: Links to testosterone and cortisol in men. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 41, 1461-1470. 48. Hipp LE, Kane Low L, & van Anders SM, 2012. Exploring women’s postpartum sexuality: Social, psychological, relational, and birth-related contextual factors. Journal of Sexual Medicine, 9, 2330-2341. 49. van Anders SM, 2012. Editorial: The First Feminist Sex Research Reception at the International Academy of Sex Research. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 41, 323-324. 50. van Anders SM, 2012. From one bioscientist to another: Guidelines for researching and writing about bisexuality for the lab and biosciences. Journal of Bisexuality, 12, 393-403. 51. van Anders SM, 2012. Testosterone and sexual desire in healthy women and men. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 41, 1471-1484. 52. van Anders SM & Goldey KL, 2012. The Steroid/Peptide Theory of Social Bonds: A reply to Goodson’s letter to the editor. Psychoneuroendocrinology, 37, 445. van Anders Vita 10

53. van Anders SM, Goldey KL, Conley TD, Snipes* DJ, & Patel DA, 2012. Safer sex as the bolder choice: Testosterone is positively correlated with safer sex behaviors in young men. Journal of Sexual Medicine, 9, 727-34. 54. van Anders SM, Tolman RM, & Volling BL, 2012. Baby cries and nurturance affect testosterone in men. Hormones and Behavior, 61, 31-36. 2011 55. Goldey KL & van Anders SM, 2011. Invited Contribution: Sexy thoughts: Effects of sexual cognitions on arousal and hormones. Hormones and Behavior, Special Issue: Research on Sexual Arousal, 59, 754-764. • Most Downloaded Hormones and Behavior Article (noted 11/11/11). • #15 “Hottest Article” of 2011 (i.e., #15 of most downloaded articles). 56. van Anders SM, Goldey KL, & Kuo PX, 2011. Invited Expert Review: The Steroid/Peptide Theory of Social Bonds: Integrating testosterone and peptide responses for classifying social behavioral contexts. Psychoneuroendocrinology, 36, 1265-1275. • Winner of the Ira & Harriet Reiss Theory Award from the Foundation for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (FSSS). 2010 57. van Anders SM, 2010. Gonadal steroids and salivary IgA in healthy young women and men. American Journal of Human , 22, 348-352. 58. van Anders SM, 2010. Chewing gum has large effects on salivary testosterone, estradiol, and secretory immunoglobulin A assays in women and men. Psychoneuroendocrinology, 35, 305-309. 59. van Anders SM & Goldey KL, 2010. Testosterone and partnering are linked via relationship status for women and 'relationship orientation' for men. Hormones and Behavior, 58, 820-826. 2009 60. Hamilton LD, van Anders SM, Cox DN, & Watson NV, 2009. The impact of competition on salivary testosterone in elite female athletes. The International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance, 4, 538-542. 61. van Anders SM, Brotto L, Farrell J, & Yule M, 2009. Associations between physiological and subjective sexual response, sexual desire, and salivary steroid hormones in healthy premenopausal women. Journal of Sexual Medicine, 6, 739-751. 62. van Anders SM & Dunn EJ, 2009. Are gonadal steroids linked with orgasm perceptions and sexual assertiveness in women and men? Hormones and Behavior, 56, 206-213. • Hottest Article #20 from 10/09-09/10. 2008 63. Davis H IV, Liotti M, Ngan E, Woodward TS, Van Snellenberg J, van Anders SM, Smith A, & Mayberg HS, 2008. fMRI BOLD signals in elite swimmers while viewing videos of personal failure. Brain Imaging and Behavior, 2, 94-104.

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2007 64. Hurd PL & van Anders SM, 2007. Latitude, Allen’s and Bergman’s rules, and digit ratios: A comment on Loehlin, McFadden, Medland, and Martin. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 36, 139-141. 65. van Anders SM, 2007. Grip strength and digit ratios are not correlated in women. American Journal of , 19, 437-439. 66. van Anders SM & Gray PB, 2007. Invited Contribution: Hormones and human partnering. Annual Review of Sex Research (Journal of Sex Research), 18, 60-93. 67. van Anders SM, Hamilton LD, Schmidt N, & Watson NV, 2007. Associations between testosterone secretion and sexual activity in women. Hormones and Behavior, 51, 477- 482. •Top 10 downloaded from H&B 04/07-06/07. •Reprinted as Suzammenhang zwischen Testosteroneproduktion und sexueller Aktivität bei Frauen. Sexuologie,14(3-4), 86-94. 68. van Anders SM, Hamilton LD, & Watson NV, 2007. Multiple partners are associated with higher testosterone in North American men and women. Hormones and Behavior, 51, 454-459. 69. van Anders SM & Watson NV, 2007. Effects of ability- vs. chance-determined competition outcomes on testosterone. Physiology and Behavior, 90, 634-642. 70. van Anders SM & Watson NV, 2007. Testosterone levels in women and men who are single, in long-distance relationships, or same-city relationships. Hormones and Behavior, 51, 286-291. •Top five downloaded from H&B 1/07-3/07. 2006 71. Hampson E, van Anders SM, & Mullin L, 2006. A female advantage in the recognition of emotional facial expressions: Test of an evolutionary hypothesis. Evolution and Human Behavior, 27(6), 401-416. 72. van Anders SM, Hampson E, & Watson NV, 2006. Seasonality, waist-to-hip ratio, and salivary testosterone. Psychoneuroendocrinology, 31, 895-899. 73. van Anders SM, Vernon PA, & Wilbur CJ, 2006. Finger-length ratios show evidence of prenatal hormone-transfer between opposite-sex twins. Hormones and Behavior, 49(3), 315-319. •Top 10 cited paper (of articles published in last 5 yrs in Hormones and Behavior, 08/11) 74. van Anders SM & Watson NV, 2006. Menstrual cycle irregularities are associated with testosterone levels in healthy premenopausal women. American Journal of Human Biology, 18(6), 841-844. 75. van Anders SM & Watson NV, 2006. Relationship status and testosterone in North American heterosexual and non-heterosexual men and women: Cross-sectional and longitudinal data. Psychoneuroendocrinology, 31, 715-723. 76. van Anders SM & Watson NV, 2006. Social neuroendocrinology: Effects of social contexts and behaviours on sex steroids in humans. Human Nature, 17(2), 212-237. van Anders Vita 12

2005 77. Ossenkopp K-P, van Anders SM, Engeland CG, & Kavaliers M, 2005. Influence of photoperiod and sex on locomotor behaviour of meadow voles (Microtus pennsylvanicus) in an automated light-dark ‘anxiety’ test situation. Psychoneuroendocrinology, 30, 869-879. 78. van Anders SM, Chernick AB, Chernick BA, Hampson E, & Fisher WA, 2005. Preliminary clinical experience with androgen supplementation for pre- and post- menopausal women with hypoactive sexual desire. Journal of Sex and Marital Therapy, 31, 1-13. 79. van Anders SM & Hampson E, 2005. Testing the prenatal androgen hypothesis: Measuring digit ratios, sexual orientation, and spatial abilities in adults. Hormones and Behavior, 47(1), 92-98. •Top 5 downloaded: 07/07-09/07; Top 10: 1/05-3/05; Top 20: 10/04-12/04, 4/05-12/05. 80. van Anders SM & Hampson E, 2005. Waist-to-hip ratio is positively associated with bioavailable testosterone, but negatively associated with sexual desire in healthy adult premenopausal women. Psychosomatic Medicine, 67, 241-245. 2004 81. van Anders SM, 2004. Why the academic pipeline leaks: Fewer men than women perceive barriers to becoming professors. Sex Roles, 51(9/10), 511-521. •Indexed in “Review of the Year’s Publications for 2004: Social Justice Education” in Equity & Excellence in Education, 38: 342-66, 2005.

PUBLIC OUTREACH, CHAPTERS, & COLLECTIONS

82. van Anders SM, Galupo MP, Irwin J, Twist MLC, & Reynolds CJ. (2019). Talking about transgender experiences, identities, and existences at conferences. Link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iHodSA16oP0itTjZPkB5tslBjMHOiMdy9lt9zmTPK Ps/edit?usp=sharing 83. Chadwick SB & van Anders SM (2019, Set 20). Are orgasms always a good thing? Psychology Today, Karen L. Blair’s Inclusive Insight Blog. Link: https://www.psychologytoday.com/ca/blog/inclusive-insight/201909/are-orgasms-always- good-thing •Promoted to “essential post” (09/23/19). 84. Iantaffi A & Barker M-J (words), Scheele J (illustrations), & van Anders SM (ideas), 2018. Mapping Your Sexuality: From Sexual Orientation to Sexual Configurations Theory. Zine! 85. Chadwick SB, Burke SM, Goldey KL, & van Anders SM, 2019. Sexual desire questionnaire (DESQ). Handbook of Sexuality-Related Measures, 4th Edition. 86. van Anders SM & Gray PB, 2015. Social neuroendocrine approaches to relationships. Emerging Trends in the Behavioral and Social Sciences.

87. van Anders SM, 2010. Social modulation of hormones. Chapter 4 In Barrett LF, Mesquita B, & Smith E (Eds.) The Mind in Context. The Guildford Press: New York, NY. van Anders Vita 13

88. van Anders SM, 2009. Androgens and diversity in adult human partnering. Chapter 15 In PB Gray & PT Ellison (Eds.) Endocrinology of Social Relationships. Press: Cambridge, MA.

ACADEMIC INTERVIEWS

89. van Anders SM, 2019. What about non-heterornormative approaches to human evolution? https://stream.queensu.ca/Watch/n5CQw27N 90. Lehmiller J, 2018. The Kinsey Institute Interview Series: A conversation with Dr. Sari van Anders. https://blogs.iu.edu/kinseyinstitute/2018/09/14/the-kinsey-institute-interview- series-a-conversation-with-dr-sari-van-anders/ 91. Trang K, 2014. Mapping out a feminist bioscience: Interview with Sari van Anders, Parts 1 & 2. http://www.conference2015.org/2014/07/02/mapping-out-a-feminist- bioscience-interview-with-sari-van-anders-part-1/ 92. Bowers, M. (2014). Doing Feminist Science/Feminists Doing Science: An interview with Dr. Sari van Anders, Founder of Gap Junction Science Parts I & 2. The Neuroethics Blog. Retrieved on March 24, 2014, from http://www.theneuroethicsblog.com/2014/03 /doing-feminist-sciencefeminists-doing_18.html

93. NewsMedical Thought Leader Series (2013). Postpartum sexuality: An interview with Dr. Sari van Anders, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Retrieved 05/15/14 from http://www.news-medical.net/news/20130919/Postpartum-sexuality-an-interview-with-Dr- Sari-van-Anders-University-of-Michigan-Ann-Arbor.aspx

94. The Observer (2013). APS Janet Taylor Spence Award for Transformative Early Career Contributions, 2013 recipients (Sari van Anders). Retrieved 05/15/14 from http://www.psychologicalscience.org/index.php/publications/observer/2013/may-june- 13/aps-janet-taylor-spence-award-for-transformative-early-career-contributions- 2.html#anders

95. Gupta K, 2012. Doing Neuroscience, Doing Feminism: Interview with Dr. Sari van Anders. The Neuroethics Blog. Retrieved 12/13/12 from http://www.theneuroethicsblog. com/2012/11/doing-neuroscience-doing-feminism.html

BOOK REVIEWS

96. van Anders SM, 2008. Book Review of Human Sexuality. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 37, 349-351.

97. van Anders SM, 2008. Book Review of Resisting Gender: Twenty-five years of . Archives of Sexual Behavior, 37, 352-353.

98. van Anders SM, 2004. Book Review of The Handbook of the Psychology of Women and Gender. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 33, 605-607.

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CONFERENCE KEYNOTES & PLENARIES

2018 •Canadian Sex Research Forum. Invited Keynote Speaker. Toronto, ON, Canada. •Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality. Invited Keynote Speaker. Montreal, QU, Canada. •International Congress of Applied Psychology, LGBTQ Preconference. Invited Keynote Speaker. Montreal, QU, Canada. 2017 •Boston Colloquium for Philosophy of Science: Neurosexism and Testosterone Myths. Invited Keynote on “Testosterone, Gender/Sex, and Sexuality: Empirical Findings from Social Neuroendocrinology." Boston, MA, USA. •Association for Women in Psychology (AWP). Invited Award Address: Beyond Sexual Orientation: Sexual Configurations Theory and Diverse Gender/Sexes and Partnered Sexualities. Milwaukee, WI, USA. •Building STEM Savvy in Middle School . Invited Keynote: You are Not Your Hormones! Taylor, MI, USA. 2016 •American Psychological Association (APA). Invited Plenary Speaker on “Social Neuroendocrinology.” Denver, CO, USA. •Gender Development Research Conference (GDRC). Invited Speaker for Special Plenary Session “Rethinking Sex: The Future of Sex and Gender in Psychology” on “Effects of gender on sex? A pathway from gender socialization to sex hormones.” San Francisco, CA, USA. •Society for Sex Therapy and Research (SSTAR). Invited Plenary Speaker. Chicago, IL, USA. 2015 •A Critical Moment: Sex/Gender at the Intersection of Culture, Brain, and Behavior. The Foundation for Psychocultural Research at UCLA. Invited Plenary Speaker. Los Angeles, CA, USA. •University of Michigan Sexual Health Certification Program, Invited Keynote. Ann Arbor, MI, USA. •Society for Behavioral Neuroendocrinology. Invited Speaker for Frank A. Beach Young Investigator Award. Asilomar, California, USA. 2014 •International Society for Psychoneuroendocrinology. Invited Keynote. Montreal, Quebec, Canada. •Society for Personality and Social Psychology (SPSP), Sexuality Preconference. Invited Keynote. More than a hormone to me: Social neuroendocrine approaches to sexuality. Austin, TX, USA. van Anders Vita 15

•Wisconsin Symposium on Feminist Biology. Invited Keynote. University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI, USA. 2012 •Canadian Institute of Health Research (CIHR), Institute for Gender and Health (IGH): Advancing Excellence in Gender, Sex and Health Research. Invited Plenary Speaker in “From Cells to Society: Conceptualizing Gender and Sex in Health Research.” Gender/sex in social (and socially situated) neuroendocrinology. Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

CONFERENCE TALKS, PRESENTATIONS, & PANELS (undergraduate co-author; graduate co-author; van Anders as “last author” = senior author) 2019 •Canadian Sex Research Forum (CSRF), Invited President’s Panel: “Sexual Harassment in Our Field” San Diego, CA, USA. van Anders SM, Chivers ML, Brotto LA, Galarza J, Jawed-Wessel S, & Herbenick DL. •Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues (SPSSI), Symposium: “Queer science! Transforming research on gender/sex and sexuality.” San Diego, CA, USA. van Anders SM, Beischel WJ, Chadwick SB, & Schudson ZC. Introduction. What is queer science? Talk 1. Queer challenges to normative gender/sex categories via sexual configurations theory. Talk 2. Queering notions of orgasn during consensual sex as a unilateral positive experience. Talk 3. Centering queer perspectives on gender/sex: Implications for intergroup attitudes. ∙Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues, Feminism and Psychology Student Presentation Award, 2019, to Will Beischel. ∙Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues, Honourable Mention for the Feminism and Psychology Student Presentation Award, 2019, to Zach Schudson. •Society for Research in Child Development (SRCD). Symposium Talk for "Emerging sexual identity labels: What can youth tell us and where do we go from here?" Baltimore, MD, USA. Beischel WJ, Schudson ZC, & van Anders SM. "Capturing diverse sexual identities via sexual configurations theory." •Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (SSSS), Talk, Chadwick SB & van Anders SM. Is pressuring a partner to have an orgasm a coercive behavior? Denver, CO, USA. •Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (SSSS), Talk, Hyde JS, Joel D, van Anders SM, Tate C, & Bigler R. The future of gender/sex in social science research. Denver, CO, USA. 2018 •Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (SSSS), Panel: “Taking sex science public: Promoting your research and interacting with the press.” Reynolds C, Lehmiller J, & van Anders SM. Montreal, QU, Canada. van Anders Vita 16

•Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues (SPSSI), Panel: “Overempowered? When majority individuals participant in research about gender/sexual diversity.” Pittsburgh, PA, USA. Talk 1. Abed EC, Gunther OD, Gormezano A, Schudson ZC, Beischel WJ, & van Anders SM, “Interviewing up: Challenges with sexual/gender majorities for sexual diversity research.” Talk 2. Schudson ZC, Beischel WJ, & van Anders SM, “Ideological avalanches: When gender/sex majorities protest by participating.” Talk 3. Beischel WJ, Schudson, ZC, & van Anders SM, “‘This is mind expanding’: Cisgender individuals map gender/sex diversity.” •Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (SSSS), Oral Presentation: “When orgasms do not equal pleasure: Accounts of negative orgasm experiences during consensual sexual encounters.” Chadwick SM & van Anders SM. Montreal, QU, Canada. •Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (SSSS), Oral Presentation: “Does relationship satisfaction predict extradyadic fantasy?” Gormezano A & van Anders SM. Montreal, QU, Canada. •Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (SSSS), Oral Presentation: “Sexual fantasy: How nurturance and eroticism relate to affect and arousal.” Kutchko V & van Anders SM. Montreal, QU, Canada. •Canadian Sex Research Forum (CSRF), Oral Blitz Presentation: “Does relationship satisfaction predict extradyadic fantasy?” Gormezano A, Kutchko V, Chadwick SM, & van Anders SM. Toronto, ON, Canada. 2017 •Association for Psychological Science (APS). Invited Symposium on Dominance: The Role of Personality and Hormones. Invited Speaker. Boston, MA, USA. •Society for Personality and Social Psychology (SPSP), Social Neuroendocrinology Preconference. Invited Speaker. San Antonio, TX, USA. •Society for Personality and Social Psychology (SPSP), Gender Preconference. Invited Speaker on “Social Neuroendocrinology as Feminist Science.” Panel: New ways of engaging biology and gender in feminist context. San Antonio, TX, USA. •International Academy of Sex Research (IASR). First author: Chadwick SB. Brief Communication: Pornography: Women’s agentic strategies for avoiding negative affect and maintaining positive experiences. Charleston, SC, USA. •Best Brief Communication Award. •Society for Research on Child Development (SRDC). Examining hormonal and contextual mediators of aggressive responses by parents and non-parents using an infant simulator. Coauthors: Tolman, R. (1st author) & Volling, B. Panel: An Innovative Methodology to Study Caregiving: The Infant Simulator. Austin, TX, USA. •Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (SSSS). Feminist/Queer practices in sexuality research groups/labs: A workshop. Coauthors: S. Jawed-Wessel & J. Irwin. Atlanta, GA, USA. 2016 van Anders Vita 17

•Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (SSSS). Invited Speaker for “Skill-Based Sex Research” for “Sexual Configurations Theory”. Phoenix, AZ, USA. •American Psychological Association (APA). Invited Panelist for “Rethinking Sex: The Future of Sex and Gender in Psychology” symposium. Denver, CO, USA. •International Academy of Sex Research (IASR). Invited Speaker for “Sexual Desire” symposium. Malmo, Sweden. (Canceled due to conflicts with breastfeeding baby.) •Feminist Epistemologies, Metaphysics, Methodologies, and Science Studies (FEMMSS). Invited Speaker on “Hyperandrogenicity as the new genital parade: Policing women in sport, and the role of a feminist scientist expert witness” for Plenary Panel “Reimagining Sex/Gender in Sport with Feminist Science and Transgender politics.” Notre Dame, IN, USA.

•Feminist Epistemologies, Metaphysics, Methodologies, and Science Studies (FEMMSS). First authors: Dibble E & Schudson Z. “It was affirming in some ways and challenging in others:” Balancing validation, education, and data collection in a qualitative study with gender and sexual minorities. Notre Dame, IN, USA. •International Academy of Sex Research (IASR). First author: Chadwick SB. Brief Communication: Do women’s orgasms function as a masculinity achievement for men? Malmo, Sweden. •Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (SSSS). First authors: Chadwick SB, Raisanen JC, Goldey KL. Sexual media: Women’s agentic strategies for increasing pleasure and avoiding negative affect. Phoenix, AZ, USA. •Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (SSSS). First authors: Raisanen JC, Goldey KL. Sexual desire, testosterone, and stress: Longitudinal associations in women and men. Phoenix, AZ, USA. 2015 •American Sociological Association (ASA), Invited Panelist for “Biology and Sexuality.” Chicago, IL, USA. (Canceled due to pregnancy due date overlap) •Puzzle of Sexual Orientation Meeting. Invited Speaker. Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada. (Canceled due to pregnancy due date overlap) •University of Michigan Women’s Studies Spring Symposium, Invited Speaker. Ann Arbor, MI, USA. 2014 •Association for Psychological Science (APS). Invited Panelist for “Building a Psychological Science of Gender.” San Francisco, CA, USA. •Women’s Studies Department Spring Symposium, University of Michigan. Invited Discussant for panel on “The Limits and Promises as Bodies as Sites of Intervention.” Ann Arbor, MI, USA. •Association for Feminist Epistemologies, Methodologies, Metaphysics, and Science Studies (FEMMSS). Panelist with Zena Sharman and Stacey Ritz for “Leaps and bounds: Integrating gender, sex, and feminism in biomedical and bioscience policy and practice.” Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. van Anders Vita 18

•International Academy of Sex Research. Co-Author on Brief Communication. Defining pleasure: A focus group study of dyadic sexual pleasure in queer and heterosexual women. Goldey KL, Posh AR, Bell SN, & van Anders SM. Dubrovnik, Croatia. •Award for Best Brief Communication. •NeuroGenderings III: The 1st international Dissensus Conference on Brain and Gender. Testosterone as Trojan Horse: Constructing a feminist and queer bioscience with social neuroendocrinology. Lausanne, Switzerland. •Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (SSSS). Co-author, Goldey KL first author. Effects of choosing erotica on women’s sexual arousal and emotional responses: Preliminary findings. Omaha, Nebraska, USA. •Mattison & McWhirter Student Paper Presentation Award. 2013 •Association for Psychological Science (APS). Invited Symposium Speaker for “Eminent and emerging perspectives I: Building a better psychological science of gender.” Biological Psychology. Washington, D.C., USA. •Canadian Psychological Association (CPA). Section Invited Speaker for CPA Section on Social and Personality. Social Neuroendocrinology and the Steroid/Peptide Theory of Social Bonds. Quebec City, Quebec, Canada •Canadian Psychological Association (CPA). Invited Symposium Speaker for “Psychobiological perspectives on female heterosexuality: Unraveling competing influences.” Sexual desire and sexual pleasure in heterosexual women: A Social Neuroendocrine Approach. Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. •National Institutes of Health, Behavioral and Social Science Research Lecture Series. Invited Speaker for “The Effects of Children on Fathers.” Biopsychosocial approaches to challenging adult-infant interactions. Bethesda, ML, USA. •Sexpertise. Invited Panel Address. Sexuality from biological perspectives. Ann Arbor, MI, USA. •Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (SSSS). Invited Plenary Address for the Ira and Harriet Reiss Theory Award of 2011. Sexuality and the Steroid/Peptide Theory of Social Bonds. San Diego, CA, USA. •University of Michigan. Joint Program in Women’s Studies and Psychology. Panelist for Roundtable on “Feminist Scholars Engaging the Public.” Ann Arbor, MI, USA. 2012 •American Psychological Association (APA), Presidential Program Invited Address for Presidential Program on “Interdisciplinary Team Science.” Intimate neuroscience: Collaborative approaches from molecular to sociocultural levels. Orlando, FL, USA. •Association for Feminist Epistemologies, Methodologies, Metaphysics, and Science Studies (FEMMSS). Social and Socially Situated Neuroendocrinology: Early Stages in Developing Feminist Science Practice in Basic Behavioral Neuroscience. Pennsylvania State University, PA, USA. van Anders Vita 19

•International Academy of Sex Research (IASR). Speaker in panel on “Polyamory.” Polyamory and Hormones in Relational Context. Lisbon, Portugal. •Society for Behavioral Neuroendocrinology (SBN). Speaker in “Hormones and Evolutionary Trade-Offs in Social Context for Females and Males.” Testosterone and infant-related behavioral switches in humans; Social context and gender/sex. Wisconsin, MA, USA. •Society for Personality and Social Psychology (SPSP), Invited Symposium Speaker in “Integrative Approaches to Human Sexuality: Biosocial, Social Cognitive, and Sociocontextual Perspectives.” Sexual Desire in Social Context. San Diego, CA, USA. •Society for Personality and Social Psychology (SPSP), Social Neuroendocrinology Preconference. Speaker in panel on “Social Bonds: Stress, Sexuality, and Theory.” The Steroid/Peptide Theory of Social Bonds: Incorporating Behavioral Neuroendocrinology into Social-Personality Psychology. San Diego, CA, USA. •Society for Sex Therapy and Research (SSTAR). Invited Speaker. Testosterone and sexuality in social and psychological context. Chicago, IL, USA. 2011 •Canadian Institute of Health Research (CIHR), Institute for Gender and Health (IGH), Summer Institute on Gender, Sex, and Health. Invited Speaker. Socially situated neuroendocrinology in gender/sex and health research. Vancouver, BC, Canada. •Canadian Institute of Health Research (CIHR), Institute for Gender and Health (IGH), Summer Institute on Gender, Sex, and Health. Invited Symposium Speaker in symposium on “Biomedical and biosocial research methods in gender, sex, and health research.” Speaker with Gillian Einstein and Stacey Ritz. Vancouver, BC, Canada •International Academy of Sex Research (IASR). Speaker in symposium on “Intimacy and neuroendocrinology in primates: Thinking about gender/sex and evolution.” Multifaceted Intimacies and Testosterone in Women and Men. Los Angeles, CA, USA. •North American Society for Comparative Endocrinology (NASCE). Speaker in Brief Communication session. Androgen responsiveness to parental behavior: Nurturant contexts modulate effects of infant cues on human male testosterone. With Co-authors: Richard M. Tolman & Brenda L. Volling. Ann Arbor, MI, USA. •Abstract published in: Frontiers in Neuroendocrinology. •Society for Personality and Social Psychology (SPSP). Speaker in “The neuroendocrinology of intimacy and social connection.” Intimate Social Experiences, Gender/Sex, and Testosterone. San Antonio, TX, USA. •Society for Personality and Social Psychology (SPSP), Social, Personality, and Health (SPH) Pre-Conference. Sexy thoughts: Effects of sexual cognitions on testosterone and cortisol. Co-author with Katherine L. Goldey (speaker) in Data Blitz. San Antonio, TX. •University of Michigan, Joint Program in Women’s Studies and Psychology, Moderator for roundtable on “Sexual health”. Ann Arbor, MI, USA. •University of Michigan, Joint Program in Women’s Studies and Psychology, Panelist for roundtable on “Research, sexuality, and the social sciences”. Ann Arbor, MI, USA.

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2010 •Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Institute for Gender and Health, Innovations in Gender, Sex, and Health Research. Speaker in “Gender/Sex and the body in sexual health research.” The social context for links between sexual desire, testosterone, and gender/sex. Toronto, ON, Canada. •LGBT Psychology Summer Institute. Leading a Progressive Research Lab with Sexual Diversity on the Menu. Ann Arbor, MI, USA. 2009 •International Academy of Sex Research (IASR). Speaker in Brief Communication session. Testosterone and estradiol are linked with perceptions of orgasm in women but not men. San Juan, Puerto Rico. •International Society for the Study of Women’s Sexual Health (ISSWSH). Invited speaker in symposium on “Appreciating the Dyad in the Context of Women’s Sexuality.” Diversity in Partnering and Hormones. Florence, Italy. 2008 •University of Michigan, Women’s Studies Faculty Roundtable for Graduate Students with Valerie Traub. 2007 •60 Years On: Sex Research Today at the Kinsey Institute. Panelist. Munroe County Public Library Auditorium, Bloomington, IN, USA. •Canadian Society for Brain, Behaviour, and Cognitive Science (CSBBCS), (June, 2007). Speaker in symposium on “Steroids and neuroplasticity: From copulation to lactation.” Effects of sexual activity on women’s testosterone. With co-authors Lisa Dawn Hamilton & Neil V. Watson. Victoria, BC, Canada. •Abstract published in: Canadian Journal of Experimental Psychology-Revue Canadienne de Psychologie Experimentale, 61(4), 377. •Society for Behavioral Neuroendocrinology (SBN). Invited Speaker in Young Investigator Award Symposium. Associations between testosterone and partnering in humans. Pacific Grove, CA, USA. 2006 •Sex at SFU, Simon Fraser University. Sexual activity, orgasms, and testosterone in women and men. Burnaby, BC, Canada. •International Academy of Sex Research (IASR). Speaker in Brief Communication Session. Sexual activity, orgasms, and testosterone. Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

INVITED COLLOQUIA 2020 •University of Chicago, Department of Comparative Human Development. 2019 •University of Buffalo. •Queen’s University, Women in Science at Queen’s (WISQ). van Anders Vita 21

2018 •Harvard University, Sex/Gender: Theory into Practice, Mahindra Humanities Center & Program in Studies of Women, Gender, and Sexuality. •Northwestern University, Institute for Sexual and Gender Minority Health and Well-Being. •Vassar College, Department of Psychology. •University of Michigan Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) “Final Friday Series”: Sexual Configurations. 2017 •Smith College, Mary Elizabeth Dickason King M.D. Annual Lecture Series in the Life Sciences. •University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Mellon Bio-Humanities Research Group. 2015 •Eastern Michigan University, Winter Sexuality Program Colloquium. •Oregon State University, Scientists & Society. •Ryerson University, Department of Psychology. 2014 •Columbia University, Science and Social Difference Program. •Emory University, Neuroscience Program & Emory Women in Neuroscience (E-WIN). •Michigan State University, Lyman Briggs College. 2013 •University of Michigan, Dept of Sociology, Gender & Sexuality Workshop. •University of Michigan, Cognition & Cognitive Neuroscience Area, Dept. of Psychology. •University of Virginia, Dept of Psychology. 2012 •Michigan State University, Biology of Sexual Orientation Program. •McGill University, Hospital Rounds, Sex and Couple Therapy Service, Allen Memorial Institute. •Queen’s University, Dept of Biomedical and Molecular Sciences, Plenary Speaker in the Queen’s University Group for Research on the Reproductive and Developmental Origins of Health, Disability and Disease, and Dept of Psychology. •University of Michigan, Developmental Psychology Area, Dept of Psychology. •University of Michigan, Decision Consortium. •Michigan State University, Behavioral Neuroscience Program. 2010 •University of Michigan, Biopsychology Area, Dept of Psychology. 2007 •Indiana University Bloomington, Dept of Psychological & Brain Sciences and the Kinsey Institute. •Instituto Superior de Psicologica Aplicada. Lisbon, Portugal. •University of Lethbridge, Dept of Psychology. •University of Ottawa, Dept of Psychology. •University of Manitoba, Dept of Psychology. •University of Saskatchewan, Dept of Psychology. van Anders Vita 22

2006 •City University, Hines Lab. London, UK. •Harvard University, Biological Anthropology. •University of Chicago, Animal Behavior.

INVITED PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT & TEACHING TALKS

•University of Michigan, Literature, Science and the Arts Teaching Academy for Incoming Assistant Professors. Course Planning, 2017. •University of Michigan, ADVANCE. Promoting yourself via building academic : A practical and hands-on why-to and how-to, 2017. •University of Michigan, Next Prof Science. How to promote yourself and identify mentors, 2015, 2016, 2017. •University of Michigan, Women’s Studies. Interactivity in Feminist Classrooms: Panel & Discussions, Host & Panelist, 2014. •Hunter College-CUNY, Teaching of Psychology graduate course for Professor Virginia Valian, Skype tutorial on ”SPEED DebATING”, 2014. •University of Michigan, Literature, Science and the Arts Teaching Academy for Incoming Assistant Professors. Course Planning, 2013. •Hunter College-CUNY, Teaching of Psychology graduate course for Professor Virginia Valian, Skype tutorial on ”SPEED DebATING”, 2013. •University of Michigan, Preparing Future Faculty Graduate Student Conference. Being an Assistant Professor, 2013. •University of Michigan, ADVANCE Online Professional Networks, 2012. •University of Michigan, Women’s Studies. Women’s Studies searches from the interdisciplinary social science perspective, 2012. •Society for Personality and Social Psychology, GLBT Alliance in Social and Personality Psychology (GASP). Job hunting from the search committee perspective, 2012. • University of Michigan, Psychology Diversity Committee. Interdisciplinary collaborations; Research on sexual diversity (2012). •University of Michigan, Combined Program in Education and Psychology. Job Searches, 2011. •International Academy of Sex Research, Pre-Conference Workshop. Job and Post-Doc Applications, 2011 •International Academy of Sex Research, Pre-Conference Workshop. Professional Development, 2011. •University of Michigan, Literature, Science and the Arts Teaching Academy for Incoming Assistant Professors. Graduate Mentoring and Lab Management, 2011. •University of Michigan, Preparing Future Faculty Graduate Student Conference. Starting and Running a Research Lab, 2010. •University of Michigan, Preparing Future Faculty Graduate Student Conference. Starting and Running a Research Lab, 2009. •University of Michigan, Personality & Social Contexts, New Faculty Speaking about Job Searches, 2009. •Indiana University Bloomington, Preparing Future Faculty Graduate Student Conference: Gearing up for the “Research I” Job Search: The Competitive CV and Relevant Cover Letter”, 2008. van Anders Vita 23

CONFERENCE/SYMPOSIUM ORGANIZING & CHAIRING

•Third Feminist Sex Research Reception, Charleston, SC (2017). Organizer. (Reception at the International Academy of Sex Research). •Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality, San Juan, Puerto Rico (2017). Workshop Chair, with S. Jawed-Wessel & J. Irwin. Feminist/queer practices in sexuality research groups/labs: A workshop. •Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality, Phoenix, Arizona (2016). Workshop Chair for a Skill-Based Session. Sexuality Configurations Theory: A Practical and Hands-on Workshop. •International Academy of Sex Research, Toronto, Canada (2015). Symposium Chair. Bioscience and Sexual Diversity. •Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Institute for Gender and Health, Sex and Gender Research Methods Workshop at the International Society for Psychoneuroendocrinology, Montreal, Canada (2014). •Second Feminist Sex Research Reception, Lisbon, Portugal (2012). (Reception at the International Academy of Sex Research). •Society for Behavioral Neuroendocrinology, Wisconsin, MA (2012). Symposium Organizer. Hormones and Evolutionary Trade-Offs in Social Context for Females and Males. •Feminist Sexuality Research Workshop, Chicago, Il (2012). Conference Co-Organizer (with Alice Dreger). •International Academy of Sex Research, Lisbon, Portugal (2012). Symposium Chair & Organizer. Polyamory. •Society for Personality and Social Psychology, San Diego, CA (2012). Organizing Committee Member. Social Neuroendocrinology Pre-Conference. •Feminist Science Studies Mini-Program, Institute for Research on Women & Gender (IRWG) UM (2011-12). Organizer w/Elizabeth Anderson, Elizabeth Roberts, & Laura Ruetsche. •First Feminist Sex Research Reception, L.A., CA (2011). Co-Organizer w/ Terri Conley. (Reception at the International Academy of Sex Research). •International Academy of Sex Research, L.A., CA (2011). Symposium Chair & Organizer. Intimacy and Neuro/Endocrinology in Primates: Thinking about Gender/Sex and Evolution. •Society for Personality and Social Psychology, San Antonio, TX (2011). Symposium Co-Chair & Co-Organizer with R. Edelstein. The Neuroendocrinology of Intimacy and Social Connection. •Innovations in Gender, Sex, and Health Research, Toronto, ON (2010). Symposium Chair & Organizer: Gender/Sex and the Body in Sexual Health Research. •Innovations in Gender, Sex, and Health Research, Toronto, ON (2010). Invited Panel Chair: Sex and Sex: Where the Verb Meets the Noun.

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CONFERENCE POSTERS & ABSTRACTS (undergraduate co-author; graduate co-author; van Anders as “last author” = senior author)

•Beischel WJ & van Anders SM. 2020. Beyond gender dysphoria: Gender/sex minority understandings of gender euphoria. Society for Personality and Social Psychology, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. •Chadwick SB & van Anders SM, 2020. “Orgasm coercion”: When pressuring a partner to orgasm mirrors sexual coercion. Society for Personality and Social Psychology, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. •Gormezano AM & van Anders SM, 2020. Heterosexual cisgender men who take a “participatory” stance have stronger sexual response to “point-of-view” (POV) pornography. Society for Personality and Social Psychology, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA •Schudson ZS & van Anders SM, 2020. Promoting affirming beliefs about gender/sex diversity with sexual configurations theory. Society for Personality and Social Psychology, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. •Gormezano AM & van Anders SM, 2019. Heterogeneous response profiles to ‘Point-of-View’ (POV) Pornography among heterosexual cisgender men. Canadian Sex Research Forum (CSRF), Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. • Best poster runner-up. •Hyde JS, Joel D, & van Anders SM, 2019. The challenge to the gender binary from neuroscience, social endocrinology, and gender differences research. Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality, Denver, Colorado, USA. •Schudson ZS & van Anders SM, 2019. Links between prejudice against gender minorities and essentialist and social constructionist beliefs about gender/sex. Gender Pre-Conference at the Society for Personality and Social Psychology, Portland, Oregon, USA. •Beischel WJ, Schudson ZC, & van Anders SM. 2018. Diagramming gender/sex diversity: A novel visual method for assessing individual gender/sex via sexual configurations theory. Gender Development Research Conference, San Francisco, California, USA. •Schudson ZC, Beischel WJ, & van Anders SM, 2018. Heterogeneity in gender/sex definitions among lay individuals. Gender Development Research Conference. San Francisco, California, USA. •Chadwick SB & van Anders SM, 2018. When orgasms do not equal pleasure: Accounts of negative orgasm experiences during consensual sexual encounters. International Academy of Sex Research, Madrid, Spain. •Best Poster Award winner. •Schudson Z, Manley MM, Diamond LM, & van Anders SM, 2017. Heterogeneity in gender/sex sexualities: Gendered physical and psychological traits in attractions to women and men. International Academy of Sex Research, Charleston, South Carolina, USA. •Silver E, Chadwick S, & van Anders SM, 2017. (Maybe) Feminist men: Sexuality and ideas/identities relevant to gender equity. Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality, San Juan, Puerto Rico. •Schudson Z, Manley MM, Diamond LM, & van Anders SM, 2017. Heterogeneity in gender/sex sexualities: Sexual attractions to women and men in heterosexual, mostly heterosexual, and bisexual participants. Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality, San Juan, Puerto Rico. •Tolman RM, van Anders SM, & Volling BL, 2017. Examining hormonal and contextual mediators of aggressive responses by parents and non-parents using an infant simulator. Society for Research on Child Development, Austin, . •Schudson Z, Dibble E, & van Anders SM, 2016. Mapping partnered sexualities and gender/sex identities using Sexual Configurations Theory. Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality, Phoenix, Arizona. •Schudson Z, Dibble E, & van Anders SM, 2016. Mapping partnered sexualities and gender/sex identities using Sexual Configurations Theory. International Academy of Sex Research, Malmo, Sweden. •Goldey KL, Conley TD, & van Anders SM, 2016. Pair bond status moderates within-person associations between sexual activity and testosterone in women. Animal Behavior Society, Columbia, Missouri. van Anders Vita 25

•Chadwick SB & van Anders SM, 2015. Preliminary findings: Do women's orgasms function as a masculinity achievement for men? Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality, Albuquerque, New Mexico.

•Heinze J, Goldey KL, & van Anders SM, 2015. A cross lagged model of loneliness, perceived stress and cortisol during the college transition. Society for Research on Child Development, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

•Manley M, Diamond L, & van Anders SM, 2014. Intersections between relational and sexual identity and sexual trajectories. Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality, Nebraska, Omaha.

•Debessai H, Dibble E, Moberg T, & van Anders SM, 2014. Struggles in progressive science: A feminist case study of methodology of coding race/ethnicity. The Association for Feminist Epistemologies, Methodologies, Metaphysics, and Science Studies, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.

•Goldey KL, Conley TD, & van Anders SM, 2014. Dynamic associations between testosterone and partnering during the college transition. Midwestern Psychological Association, Chicago, IL.

•Fortenberry JD, Rogers MAM, Fordyce K, King SR, Aronoff DM, & van Anders SM, 2014. HIV inhibition and variation in anti-microbial peptides associated with intercourse. Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infection. Boston, MA.

•Aronoff DM, Fordyce K, Salzman E, Fortenberry JD, Rogers MAM, King SR, & van Anders SM, 2014. Antiviral activity of vaginal secretions is menstrual cycle phase-dependent. Society for Gynecological Investigation. Florence, Italy.

•Bell SN, Nesbitt LL, & van Anders SM, 2013. Factors associated with low desire in healthy women and men. International Academy of Sex Research, Chicago, IL.

•Burke SB & van Anders SM, 2013. How sexual is sexual desire? Desire and testosterone in women. International Academy of Sex Research, Chicago, IL. •Goldey KL, Bell SN, & van Anders SM, 2013. Stigma and pleasure: Women’s experiences of solitary sexuality. International Academy of Sex Research, Chicago, IL.

•Goldey KL, van Anders SM, 2013. Autonomy and arousal: Predictors of sexual arousal to self-selected erotic films in women. Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality, San Diego, CA.

•Fordyce, K., Jones, T., King, S.R., Fortenberry, D.J., Aronoff, D.M., & van Anders SM, 2012. Sexual intercourse leads to rapid decreases in antimicrobial peptide concentrations in vaginal fluid. Anita Payne Lecture and Poster Day, Ann Arbor, MI.

•Nesbitt LL & van Anders SM, 2012. Jealousy as competition? Imagined partner flirting behavior increases testosterone in partnered women. International Academy of Sex Research, Lisbon, Portugal.

•Goldey KL, Avery L, & van Anders SM, 2012. Integrating qualitative and hormonal approaches to sexuality in women and men. International Academy of Sex Research, Lisbon, Portugal.

•Goldey KL, van Anders SM, Conley TD, Snipes DJ, & Patel DA, 2012. Is safer sex a bold risk? Testosterone is positively associated with safer sex attitudes and behaviors in young men. Society for Behavioral Neuroendocrinology, Madison, WI.

•Kean EL, Edelstein RS, van Anders SM, Chopik WJ, & Goldey KL, 2012. Attachment-related differences in emotional and neuroendocrine responses to intimacy. International Association for Relationship Research, Chicago, IL.

•Samples-Steele CR, Kean EL, Chopik WJ, van Anders SM, & Edelstein RS, 2012. Too close for comfort? Adult attachment and cuddling behavior in romantic and parent-child relationships. Society for Personality and Social Psychology, San Diego, CA.

•Snipes DJ, van Anders SM, Goldey KL, Conley TD, & Patel DA, 2012. Exploring associations between testosterone and sexual risk-taking. Society for Behavioral Medicine.

•Hipp LE, Kane Low L, van Anders SM, 2011. Post-partum sexual desire: perceptions of social and biological influences. International Academy of Sex Research (IASR), L.A., CA.

•Chadwick SB, Goldey KL, van Anders SM, 2011. Sexual variations: A function of sexual scripts or testosterone? International Academy of Sex Research (IASR), L.A., CA. van Anders Vita 26

•Greenberg SE, Goldey KL, van Anders SM, 2011. Effects of sexual research methodology on hormones: Endocrine responses to relational and sexual survey questions. International Academy of Sex Research (IASR), L.A., CA

•Goldey KL, van Anders SM, 2011. Reading, writing, or thinking sexy: Effects of different sexual conditions on arousal and desire. International Academy of Sex Research (IASR), L.A., CA

•Shipman EL, Samples-Steele CR, Chopik WJ, van Anders SM, & Edelstein RS, 2011. Too close for comfort? Adult attachment and cuddling behavior in romantic and parent-child relationships. Association for Research in Personality, Riverside, CA.

•Goldey KL & van Anders SM, 2011. Development of the Imagined Social Situation Exercise to assess effects of sexual thoughts on hormones. Society for Personality and Social Psychology, San Antonio, TX.

•Eisman J & van Anders SM, 2010. Solitary sexual desire and testosterone in women and men: Exploring social mediators. Society for Behavioral Neuroendocrinology, Toronto, Canada.

•Goldey KL & van Anders SM, 2010. Effects of hormonal contraceptive use and baseline testosterone levels on testosterone responses to sexual thoughts. Society for Behavioral Neuroendocrinology, Toronto, Canada.

•Massuch SE & van Anders SM, 2010. Influence of relationship status and gender/sex on salivary IgA and cortisol levels. Society for Behavioral Neuroendocrinology, Toronto, Canada.

•Caverly NL & van Anders SM, 2010. Partnering and testosterone: Effects of social variables and gender/sex. Society for Behavioral Neuroendocrinology, Toronto, Canada.

•Goldey KL & van Anders SM, 2010. Effects of sexual thoughts on testosterone: The moderating role of hormonal contraceptives. Organization for the Study of Sex Differences, Ann Arbor, MI.

•van Anders SM, 2010. Testosterone and relationship status: Similarities and differences by gender/sex. Organization for the Study of Sex Differences, Ann Arbor, MI.

•van Anders SM & Dunn EJ, 2009. Testosterone and estradiol are linked with perceptions of orgasm in women but not men. Society for Behavioral Neuroendocrinology, East Lansing, MI.

•Davis H IV, van Anders SM, Mayberg HS, Van Snellenberg JX, McKay R, Smith A, Watson NV, Woodward, TS, Ngan, ET, & Liotti M, 2008. fMRI BOLD signal and endocrine changes in elite swimmers while viewing videos of successful and failed personal performance. Cognitive Neuroscience Society, San Francisco, CA.

•van Anders SM, Hamilton LD, & Watson NV, 2007. Introducing polyamory to behavioral neuroendocrinology: Higher testosterone with multiple committed relationships. Kinsey Conference on Research Innovations, Bloomington, IN.

•Farrell J, van Anders SM, Hamilton LD, & Watson NV, 2007. More partners, more desire? Gender moderates the association between sexual desire and relationship type. Kinsey Conference on Research Innovations, Bloomington, IN.

•van Anders SM, Hamilton LD, Schmidt N, & Watson NV, 2006. Sexual activity and testosterone in women and men. Society for Behavioral Neuroendocrinology, Pittsburgh, PA.

•Davis H, Liotti M, Mayberg H, Smith A, Van Snellenberg J, van Anders SM, Watson N, McKay R, Woodward T, & Ngan ET, 2006. fMRI bold signal changes in athletes in response to video review of failure: Effects of cognitive reappraisal (CBT). Cognitive Neuroscience Society, San Francisco, CA.

•van Anders SM, Davis H, Van Snellenberg JX, McKay R, Ngan ET, Watson NV, & Liotti M, 2005. Elite athletes show changes in steroids and hippocampal gyrus activation while watching failed sporting trials. Society for Neuroscience (SfN), Washington DC. Abstract published in: SfN Abstracts, 30, 892.21. •1/770 (of 16,000) invited for public summary.

•van Anders SM, Vernon PA, & Wilbur CJ, 2005. 2D:4D in dizygotic twins: Evidence of hormone-transfer and prenatal development. International Behavioral Development Symposium. Minot, ND.

•van Anders SM & Watson NV, 2005. Relationship status, sexual orientation, and testosterone in the : A longitudinal study. International Academy of Sex Research, Ottawa, ON.

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•van Anders SM, Hamilton LD, Schmidt N, & Watson NV, 2005. Baseline and Post-Activity Psychometric Data in a Study of Perceptions and Judgements of Sexual Activity. International Academy of Sex Research, Ottawa, ON.

•Hamilton LD, van Anders SM, Cox D, & Watson NV, 2005. The effects of competition on testosterone in female wrestlers. Canadian Society for Brain, Behavior, & Cognition Society, Montreal, QC.

•van Anders SM & Watson NV, 2005. The effects of winning or losing a brief laboratory-based competition on testosterone in women and men. Human Behavior and Evolution Society, Austin, TX.

•van Anders SM & Watson NV, 2004. Level of relationship status and salivary testosterone in heterosexual men. Human Behavior and Evolution Society, Berlin, Germany.

•van Anders SM & Watson NV, 2004. Salivary testosterone, relationship status, and level of commitment in men. Society for Behavioral Neuroendocrinology, Lisbon, Portugal. Abstract published in: Hormones and Behavior, 46(1), 103.

•van Anders SM, 2004. Reproductive choices and academia: Why the academic pipeline leaks. International Interdisciplinary Conference on Gender, Sexuality, and Health, Burnaby, B.C.

•van Anders SM, Schmidt N, Hamilton LD, & Watson NV, 2004. The effects of sexual activity on hormones, mood, and intimacy in men and women of various sexual orientations. International Interdisciplinary Conference on Gender, Sexuality, and Health, Burnaby, B.C.

•van Anders SM, Hamilton LD, Schmidt N, & Watson NV, 2004. A behavioural neuroendocrine examination of the sexual activities of men and women of various sexual orientations: Possible effects of hormones, mood, and feelings of intimacy. Guelph Sexuality Conference, Guelph, ON.

•van Anders SM, Chernick B, Chernick A, Fisher WA & Hampson E, 2003. Clinical experience with androgen supplementation therapy for inhibited sexual desire pre- and post-menopausal women and controls. Society for Behavioral Neuroendocrinology. Cincinnati, OH. Abstract published in: Hormones and Behaviour, 44(1), 36.

•van Anders SM, Engeland CG, Ossenkopp K–P, & Kavaliers M, 2002. Effect of a brief exposure to fox odour on anxiety and activity levels in the light-dark test in male and female meadow voles. International Behavioural Neuroscience Society. Capri, Italy.

•Ossenkopp K–P, van Anders SM, Engeland CG, & Kavaliers M, 2002. Influence of sex and breeding status on the behaviour of meadow voles in the Light-Dark Automated Digiscan anxiety test. International Behavioural Neuroscience Society. Capri, Italy.

EDITORIAL WORK & REVIEWING

Associate Editor, Psychology of Sexual Orientation & Gender Diversity, 2017-present. (past) Editor, Annual Review of Sex Research, 2015-2018. •Editor-Elect, 2014 (past) Associate Editor, Sexual and Relationship Therapy, 2016-2018. Invited Special Issue Editor: •“Social Neuroendocrinology” for Adaptive Human Behavior and Physiology, 2014-2015. Editorial Board Member: •Adaptive Human Behavior and Physiology, Founding member, 2013 - present. • Archives of Sexual Behavior, 2009-present. •Consulting Editor, 2006-2009. • Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality, 2018-present. • (past) Journal of Sex Research, 2012-2018. • Psychology of Sexual Orientation & Gender Diversity, Founding member, 2013 - present.

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Advisory Board Member: • Catalyst: Feminism, Theory, and Technoscience, 2014-present. Ad Hoc Journal Reviewing: • American Journal of Human Biology • Annual Review of Sex Research • Biological Psychology • British Journal of Sports Medicine • Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality • International • Culture, Health and Sexuality • Developmental Psychobiology • Early Human Development • Evolution and Human Behavior • Evolution, Medicine, and Public Health • Evolutionary Psychology • Feminism & Psychology • Hormones & Behavior • Human Nature • • Infant Behavior and Development • Journal of Bisexuality • Journal of Experimental Social Psychology • Journal of Homosexuality • Journal of Sex Research • Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy • Journal of Sexual Medicine • Journal of Social and Personal Relationships • The Lancet • Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews • Men & Masculinities • Parenting: Science and Practice • Personality & Individual Differences • Perspectives on Psychological Science • Physiology & Behavior • PLOS-One • Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) • Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences • Psychological Bulletin • Psychological Science • Psychology & Sexuality • Psychoneuroendocrinology • Sex Roles: A Journal of Research • Scandinavian Journal of Medicine & Science in Sports • Social Behavior & Personality van Anders Vita 29

• Social Forces • Social Psychology • Transgender Studies Quarterly • Zeitschrift für Psychologie (Journal of Psychology)

Conference Submission Reviewing • Annual Meeting of the Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology, 2016.

Book Blurb •Testosterone: An Unauthorized Biography. By Katrina Karkazis & Rebecca Jordan-Young, 2019. •Mattering: Feminism, Science, and Materialism, Ed. Victoria Pitts-Taylor, 2016.

Publisher Reviewing: ∙Cambridge University Press ∙Harvard University Press ∙Sinauer Associates

Grant Reviewing: ∙Canadian Institutes of Health, Institute for Gender and Health, 2013-2014. ∙Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation, 2010. ∙National Institutes of Health, 2017. ∙National Science Foundation, Social Psychology Program, 2012, 2014. ∙Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada, 2010, 2013. Reviewing Recognitions •Hormones and Behavior: 2009 Top Reviewer. •Sex Roles: 2007 Top Five Reviewer.

TEACHING & ADVISING

Courses: ∙Biopsychological Approaches to Gender/Sex, undergraduate class. ∙2009, 2010: University of Michigan Psych 400 & WS 432. ∙2006: Simon Fraser University Psych 491. ∙Feminist Science Studies, graduate seminar. ∙ 2013, 2016: University of Michigan WS 698. ∙Gender, Hormones, and Behaviour ∙2019: Queen’s University PSYC 398/399. ∙Gender, Sex, and Sexuality in Science and Medicine, first-year seminar. ∙2012, 2013, 2016: University of Michigan Psych as a Natural Science 121 & Social Science Seminars on Women & Gender WS 151. ∙Intersexualities, undergraduate seminar. ∙2009: University of Michigan WS 407. ∙2006: Simon Fraser University WS 302. ∙Psychological & Biological Aspects of Human Sexuality, undergraduate class. ∙2007: Indiana University Bloomington PY 204. ∙Sexual Health and Clinical Science, undergraduate class. ∙2017: University of Michigan WS 342-001. van Anders Vita 30

∙Sexuality and Science, undergraduate class. ∙2012, 2013, 2014 (2), 2017: University of Michigan WS 452 & Psych 430. ∙2011: University of Michigan WS 431 & Psych 400. ∙Social Neuroendocrinology, graduate seminar. ∙2011: University of Michigan Psych 808. Public/Community Teaching: ∙Adding Gender & Feminist Content to Hormones & Behavior courses, 2017, with undergraduate student Emily Liu. Prepared slides for three faculty’s courses, plus notes. ∙Feminist Science Studies “Extension Course”, 2016. A parallel course for 6 scientists. Guest Lectures: 30+ in Psychology, Women’s Studies, Social Work, Biology, and others.

Post-Doctoral Researchers, Supervisor, Queen’s: ∙Emily Harris, Psychology, 03/2019-current. ∙Ashley Hoskin, Psychology & Gender Studies, 01/2019-current. ∙Ontario Women’s Health Post-Doctoral Scholar Award, 2019-2020. Graduate Students: ∙Supervisor, Queen’s, 2018-present: ∙2018-present: Aki Gormezano, Ph.D., Social Psychology, Psychology. ∙Ontario Trillium Award, 2019-2023. ∙Graduate Student Travel Award, Society for Personality and Social Psychology 2020 Convention ∙Best Poster Runner-Up, Canadian Sex Research Forum, 2019. ∙Supervisor, UM, 2007-present: ∙2017-2018: Aki Gormezano, M.A., Personality & Social Contexts, Psychology. ∙2016-present: Will Beischel, Personality & Social Contexts, Psychology. ∙Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues, Feminism and Psychology Student Presentation Award, 2019. ∙Invited UM Pat Gurin Lecture, 2019. ∙Honorable Mention, NSF Fellowship 2018. ∙Psychology Diversity Award Honorable Mention for Gender/Sex Configurations Theory, 2018. ∙2014-present: Sara Chadwick, Ph.D., Joint Program in Psychology & Women’s Studies. ∙Graduate Student Travel Award, Society for Personality and Social Psychology 2020 Convention ∙Student Research Development Award, International Academy of Sex Research (IASR), 2019. ∙Rackham Predoctoral Fellowship, UM, 2019-2020. ∙Rackham Humanities Fellowship, UM, 2019 (declined). ∙Lipschutz Ayers-Host Olcott Award, UM, 2019. ∙Nan Donald Award, UM, 2019. ∙Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor Award, UM, 2019. ∙Best Poster Award, International Academy of Sex Research (IASR), 2018. ∙McGuigan Award for Best Graduate Essays on Women, Women’s Studies, UM, 2018. ∙Invited UM Pat Gurin Lecture, 2018. ∙Best Brief Communication, International Academy of Sex Research (IASR), 2017. ∙Barbara Perry Robertson Fellowship, 2017. ∙Hough Summer Research Fellowship for Psychology and Ethics, 2017. ∙Roger W. Brown Award, Psychology, 2017. ∙Invited UM Pat Gurin Lecture, 2017. ∙Honorable Mention, Dorothy McGuigan Prize for Best Essay, 2016. van Anders Vita 31

∙Rackham Summer Award, 2016. ∙2014-present: Zach Schudson, Ph.D., Joint Program in Psychology & Women’s Studies. ∙Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues, Honourable Mention for the Feminism and Psychology Student Presentation Award, 2019. ∙Community of Scholars, Institute for Research on Women and Gender, UM, 2019 ∙Department of Psychology Dissertation/Thesis Grant, UM, 2019 ∙Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor Award, UM, 2018 ∙Hough Summer Fellowship for Psychology and Ethics, UM, 2018 ∙Honorable Mention, NSF Fellowship 2016 ∙2016-2018: Valerie Kutchko, Ph.D. Joint Program in Psychology & Women’s Studies. ∙2009-2015: Katherine L. Goldey, Ph.D., Biopsychology, Psychology. Currently Assistant Professor at St. Edwards University. ∙NSF Fellowship, 2010-2014. ∙Invited UM Pat Gurin Lecture, 2010. ∙UM Barbara A. Oleshansky Memorial Fund, 2012. ∙UM Sweetland Writing Center Teaching Fellowship, 2013. ∙UM Pillsbury Research Award, 2013. ∙UM Institute for Research on Women and Gender/Rackham Grant for for Research on Women and Gender, 2013. ∙American Psychological Association Dissertation Research Award, 2013. ∙Rackham Predoctoral Fellowship, 2014. ∙Mattison & McWhirter Student Paper Presentation Award from the Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality, 2014. ∙Rackham Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor Award, 2014. ∙Dissertation Committees: ∙Adria Kurchina-Tyson, Gender Studies, 2019-current (Queen’s). ∙Megan McInnes, Psychology, 2019-current (Queen’s). ∙Stephanie Gauvin, Psychology, 2018-current (Queen’s). ∙Meghan Eagen-Torkko, Nursing, 2013-2015 (UM). ∙Megan Ahern, Women’s Studies & English, 2009-2012 (UM). ∙Master’s Committee: ∙Kayla Mooney, Psychology, 2018-current (Queen’s). ∙Kyla Mayne, Psychology, 2019-current (Queen’s). ∙Marcela Benitez, Biopsychology & Anthropology, 2011-2014 (UM).

Selected Undergraduate Students: ∙Honors Students, Queen’s: ∙Acting and romance. 2018-2019, Psychology. Jenni Saslove. ∙Multifaceted commitment. 2018-2019, Psychology. Paige Wright. ∙Recipient of Canadian Psychological Association’s Certificate of Academic Excellence, 2018- 2019 (one of three best Honours theses at Queen’s Psychology) ∙Honors Students, UM: ∙Sexual Configurations Theory in sexual/gender majorities. 2017-2018, Psychology. Emma Abed. ∙Recipient of W.B. Pillsbury Prize for outstanding research and top honors thesis. ∙Effects of on testosterone. 2017-2018, Psychology. Elisabeth Silver. ∙Recipient of Honors Summer Research Fellowship. ∙Feminist science and psychological mood inductions. 2017-2018, Women’s Studies. Diana Curtis. van Anders Vita 32

∙Effects of infant interactions on parental hormones. 2013-2014, Neuroscience. Gayatri Jainagaraj. ∙Recipient of Underwood-Alger Scholarship from UM Biology. ∙Sexual diversity and relational constellations. 2013-2014, Psychology. Melissa Manley. ∙Recipient of Honors Summer Research Fellowship ∙Sexual desire and testosterone, Neuroscience. 2012-2013. Shannon Burke. ∙Sexual jealousy and testosterone, Psychology. 2011-2012. Lane Nesbitt ∙Recipient of Allyn & Bacon 2nd place award for best unpublished undergraduate empirical research paper ($650) from Psi Chi. ∙Sexual liberalism and testosterone, Women’s Studies. 2010-2011. Sarah Chadwick. ∙Effects of sexual studies on testosterone, Neuroscience. 2010-2011. Samantha Greenberg ∙Recipient of Honors Summer Research Fellowship. ∙Honors Project Second Reader, UM: ∙Catholic on the margins: Faith, ambivalence, and LGBQ Community in a West Michigan Lambda Catholics Group, 2017, Women’s Studies. ∙Sexual messages targeted at women and how they influence sexual guilt and sexual fantasies, 2014, Psychology. ∙African American women and friend groups: The association between the presence of white friends, body dissatisfaction, and disordered eating behaviors, 2012, Psychology. ∙Father’s testosterone, marital quality, and fathers’ interactions with their 12-month- old infants, 2011, Psychology. ∙Honors Project Co-Supervisor, Psychology, SFU: ∙Competition and Testosterone. 2005-2006. ∙Wrestling and Testosterone in Women. 2004-2005. ∙Undergraduate Research Project, Psychology: ∙Scientific vulva illustrations, sexual pain, and consent. 2014, UM. Emily Dibble. ∙Social Sciences and Humanities Fellowship Recipient. ∙Orgasms and achievements. 2019, Queen’s. Yasmina Leveille. ∙Undergraduate Student Summer Research Fellowship (USSRF). Teaching Education: ∙Teaching with Collections: Provost’s Seminar on Teaching (by invitation), UM: 2012. ∙Teaching Graduate Students in the Humanities, UM: 2009. ∙Leveraging the Power of Diversity Mentoring Workshops, UM: 2008. ∙Diversity in the UM Classroom, UM: 2008. ∙Teaching the Undergraduate Human Sexuality Course: Large lectures and small group discussions classes, Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality, 2007. ∙Clickers in the Classroom, Technology Integration Series, IUB: 2007. ∙IUB Students, 2007. ∙Media Training: Workshop (six hour course), SFU: 2006. ∙TA Day, Grad Studies & Education Development, UWO: 2002. ∙Theory & Practice of University Teaching, Graduate Studies 500, UWO: 2002. ∙TA Training Program, Educational Development (Weekend course), UWO: 2001.

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INSTITUTIONAL SERVICE (QUEEN’S) ∙Psychology Undergraduate Committee, Member, 2018-2021. ∙Psychology Diversity, Equity, Decolonization, & Inclusion (DEDI) Committee, Member, 2019-2021. ∙Queen’s Tier 2 CRC (Canada Research Chair) Review Panel, 2019.

INSTITUTIONAL SERVICE (UM)

∙UM Childcare Initiative, Chair and Co-Founder, 2014-2018. (Secured an additional 100k to open up 13 new infant daycare spots.) ∙University Advisory Committee for the Strategic Assessment of ADVANCE, member, 2017-2018. ∙Psychology, Gender & Feminist Psychology Area, Area Chair, 2016-2018. ∙Joint Program in Psychology & Women’s Studies, Admissions Committee Chair, 2016- 2018. ∙Women’s Studies, Departmental Program Committee, Psychology Rep, 2016-2018. ∙UM Philosophy Colloquium: Science, Values, and The Public, Academic Advisor, 2017- 2018. ∙Women’s Studies Merit Review Committee, 2017. 2018. ∙NextPROF Science: Diversifying Academia, Mentor, 2017. ∙Women’s Studies Executive Committee, elected member, 2014-2017. ∙Women’s Studies Gender & Health Major Launch Committee, member, 2016-2017. ∙Women’s Studies Social Media Committee Chair, 2015-2017. •Feminist Science Studies Program, Institute for Research on Women & Gender (IRWG) UM (2012-2017). Organizer. ∙Psychology NIH Mock Grant Reviewer, 2016. ∙Women’s Studies Certificate Advisory Committee, member, 2016. ∙Women’s Studies Social Media Consultant, 2014-2015. ∙Psychology Diversity Committee, 2014-2015. ∙Psychology, Biopsychology Diversity Post Doc/Faculty Search Committee Chair, 2014. ∙Literature, Science and the Arts Mentoring Panel on tenure, Invited Speaker, 2014. ∙Faculty Mentoring Committee, Member, Psychology, 2014-present. ∙Joint Program in Psychology & Women’s Studies Admissions Committee member, 2013- 2014. ∙Honors Summer Fellows Program, Literature, Science, and the Arts, Speaker, UM, 2014. ∙ADVANCE Spring Network Book Discussion of Allegra Goodman’s “Intuition”, Co- Facilitator, UM, 2014. ∙Psychology Annual Review Committee Member, 2013-2014. ∙Joint Program in Psychology & Women’s Studies Colloquium Coordinator, 2013-2014. ∙ADVANCE Fall Network Book Discussion of Sheryl Sandberg’s “Lean In”, Co-Facilitator, UM, 2013. ∙Women’s Studies, Executive Committee, UM, 2012-2013. ∙Joint Program in Psychology & Women’s Studies Colloquium Coordinator, 2012-2013. ∙Psychology Graduation Marshall, UM, 2012. ∙Women’s Studies, Gender & Health Faculty Hire: Search Committee Member, 2011-2012. ∙Keynote Organizer, Joint Program in Psychology & Women’s Studies, 2011-2012. ∙Women’s Studies/UM Graduation Marshall, 2011. van Anders Vita 34

∙Sexual Diversity Research Group: Chair, 2008-2011. ∙Women’s Studies Merit Review Committee: Assistant Professor Representative, 2011. ∙Psychology Executive Committee: Elected Assistant Professor Representative, 2010- 2011. ∙Psychology & HIV/AIDS/Sexuality Faculty Hire: Search Committee Member, 2010-2011. ∙Biopsychology Colloquium Coordinator, Winter 2011. ∙Evolution and Human Program, Colloquium Coordinator, Winter 2011. ∙Parenting Panel Member, Developmental Psychology class, 2010. ∙LGBT Psychology Summer Institute, Co-planner, 2009-2010. ∙Biopsychology Ph.D. Admissions Committee: Representative, 2009-2010. ∙HIV/AIDS/Sexuality Faculty Hire: Search Committee Member, 2009. ∙Sexual Diversity Research Group: Founder, 2008. ∙Women’s Studies & Psychology Joint Ph.D. Admissions: Representative, 2008-2009. ∙Institute for Research on Women & Gender: Community of Scholars Reviewer, 2008-2009.

INSTITUTIONAL SERVICE (OTHER)

∙Tenure & Promotion Reviews ∙2019 (1), major U.S. university (promotion to full). ∙2018 (1), major U.S. university (tenure). ∙2014 (1), major U.S. university (tenure). ∙Indiana University (2007 – 2008) ∙Evolution & Intelligence Search Committee: Psychol & Brain Sciences. 2008. ∙Human Subjects Committee: Psychological & Brain Sciences. 2007- 2008. ∙Chair’s Advisory Committee, Psychology, SFU: Experimental Graduate Student Representative. 2005-2006. ∙SFU Interdisciplinary Group on Gender/Sex: Founder, Coordinator, 2004-2006.

INTERNATIONAL / COMMUNITY SERVICE

∙GapJunctionScience.org, Founder, Developer, Chair, 2012-present. ∙Feminist Epistemologies, Methodologies, Metaphysics, and Science Studies (FEMMSS), 2015 – present. ∙Program Committee Member, 2015-2016. ∙Canadian Sex Research Forum (CSRF), 2019 – present. ∙Student Award Judge for “Blitz” Presentations: Judge, 2019. ∙International Academy of Sex Research (IASR), 2006 – present. ∙Program Committee: Member, 2019-2020, 2017-2018, 2011-2012, 2009-2010, 2006-2007. ∙Richard Green Speaking Award Committee: Member, 2017. ∙Conference Childcare Grants: initiated and helped develop motion for 2014 conference (approved), 2013, 2014. ∙Mentor at Conference Professional Development Networking Lunch, 2013. ∙Preconference Student Workshop, co-organizer, 2011. ∙Professional Development Standing Committee: Initiator, Chair, 2009 - present. ∙Symposium Convener “Evolution and Human Attraction”, 2009-2010. ∙Professional Development Ad Hoc Committee: Initiator, Chair, 2008 – 2009. van Anders Vita 35

∙Poster Award Judge, IASR, 2006.

∙Society for Behavioral Neuroendocrinology (SBN), 2006 – present. ∙Program Committee Member, 2014-2017. ∙Faculty Mentor, 2010, 2012, 2015. ∙Conference Childcare: initiated, researched, and introduced motion for 2010. ∙Education Committee Graduate Student Representative, 2006-2007. ∙1st Non-Monogamies and Contemporary Intimacies Conference, Program Committee Member, International Organization Committee Member, 2015-2017. ∙American Psychological Association of Graduate Students Committee on LGBT Concerns, Mentor for two students, 2013-2014. ∙Society for Personality and Social Psychology, 2012: Mentor, GASP, GLBT Alliance in Social and Personality Psychology. ∙Association for Psychological Science, Students’ Caucus: University Rep. 06-07. ∙Let’s Talk Science, Vancouver: Mentor w/underprivileged groups. 2005-2007. ∙Britannia Community, Vancouver: Micro soccer coach (4-5 yr olds). 2006. ∙Hastings Education Centre, Vancouver: Tutor, Language facilitator. 2005. ∙Society for Canadian Women in Science & Technology: 2004-2007. Online mentor (Telementor), Discussant (XX Evening), Workshop Leader (Ms Infinity: Murder & Maggots Native Girls’ Group 04/11/06), Presenter & Panelist (Quantum Leaps: Science Day, SFU, 03/16/04. Trail B.C., 10/27/04). ∙Options for Sexual Health Burnaby: Counselor. 2004-2005. ∙Actua National Girls Program, 2003-2007: Mentor, Presenter (Geering Up UBC 07/09/04, Science AL!VE SFU, 08/16/04, 08/11/05). ∙Big Sisters of London: Big Sister. 2001-2002.

CONSULTING ∙Expert Witness for Dutee Chand’s appeal at the Court of Arbitration of Sport challenging the International Association of Athletics Federations’ Hyperandrogenism Regulations, pro bono (~40-60 hrs), 2014-2015. ∙Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Institute for Gender and Health: • Consultant on development of gender, sex, and health training course, 2014. • Consultant on development of infographic for sex and gender, 2014. • Consultant on development of definitions for ‘gender’ and ‘sex’, 2013. ∙Selected Media: BBC, CBC (Quirks & Quarks), L.A. Times, Newsweek, USA Today.

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

Academic Network/Consortium Memberships ∙NeuroGenderings, 2014 – current. ∙NeuroEthics Women Leaders, 2013 – current. ∙Queer Bioethics Consortium, 2012 – current. Academic Society Memberships: ∙American Psychology Association (APA): 2006-current. Elected Fellow, 2017. ∙Division 9: Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues (SPSSI): 2017- current. van Anders Vita 36

∙Division 35: Society for the Psychology of Women (SPW): 2012-current. ∙Elected SPW Fellow: 2017. ∙Division 44: Society for the Psychological of Sexual Orientation and Gender Diversity (Previously named Society for the Psychological Study of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender issues): 2012-current. ∙Association for Psychological Science (APS): 2005-current. ∙Elected APS Fellow: 2013. ∙International Academy of Sex Research (IASR): ∙Elected Full Member: 2010-present. ∙Associate Member: 2005-2010. ∙Society for Behavioral Neuroendocrinology (SBN): 2001-current. ∙Society for Personality and Social Psychology (SPSP): 2010-current. ∙Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (SSSS): 2004-current.