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Stephany Rose, Ph. D. University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Women’s and Ethnic Studies Program 1475 Austin Bluffs Pkwy Colorado Springs, CO 80907 [email protected] 765-225-7438
Education Ph. D. American Studies (19th and 20th Century American Literature, Dec 2007 Critical Race and Whiteness Studies) Purdue University Dissertation: “The Crisis of White Imagination: Towards the Literary Abolition of Whiteness”
M. A. English (19th and 20th Century American Literature) May 2002 Purdue University Thesis: “In the Master’s House: Deconstructing Black Literary Interpretations of Intra-Racial Prejudices”
B. A. English Literature May 2000 Clark Atlanta University
Teaching Experience University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Aug. 10-Present Assistant Professor, Tenure Track—Women’s and Ethnic Studies
Claflin University Aug. 08-May 10 Assistant Professor, Tenure Track—Dept. of English
Northeastern Illinois University, Chicago, IL Aug. 06-May 08 Adjunct Instructor, Dept. of English
Illinois Institute of Art, Chicago, IL Jun 05- Jan 07 Adjunct Instructor, General Education Dept.
Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN Graduate Instructor, African American Studies Research Center 2004-2005
Courses Hiphop and the Performance of Identity Gender and Race Theory Black Women Writers of the Diaspora Introduction to Gender and Ethnic Studies Global Men and Masculinities World Fiction
Research Research Areas Late 19th and 20th Century American History and Literature ~ African American History and Literature ~ Critical Race Studies ~ Whiteness Studies ~ African Diaspora History and Literature ~ Cultural Studies ~ Gender Studies ~ Hiphop Studies
s. Spaulding, CV 1 Research Interests Construction of private vs. personal and national vs. global racial identities
Literature as an historical medium for the production and perpetuation of race
Performative dimensions in social phenomena
Use of artistic performance and communication as scholarly inquiry and research
Research Presentations & Lectures
Paris, France Apr 2011 The Collegium for African American Research “Margin Me: Moving Towards the Margin in Hopes of Utopia”
Minneapolis, MN Apr 2011 12th Annual White Privilege Conference “Some of My Best Friends Are White: Notes from within the Anti-Privilege Movement”
Colorado Springs, CO Jan 2011 Educating Children of Color/Reach Higher Summit “Hiphop Pedagogy: Strategies for using Hiphop to Teach Diversity and Inclusivity”
Trinidad and Tobago Nov 2010 10th Annual International Conference on Caribbean Literature “A Connecticut Yankee in Caliban’s Land”
Colorado Springs, CO Oct. 2010 Women’s Authored Lives, Women to Women Dialogue Series
New Orleans, LA Mar 2010 National Council for Black Studies 34th Annual Conference “Trekking Space, Transforming Race: (De)colonizing Virtual Realities in the Final Frontier”
Louisville, KY Mar 2010 61st Annual Convention of the Conference on College Composition and Communication “Switching Codes: Articulating the Black Market Value of Whiteness at HBCUs”
San Francisco, CA Oct 2009 40th Anniversary of the College of Ethnic Studies International Conference “Black House, White Market: Critical Whiteness Studies in the Future of Ethnic Studies”
Atlanta, GA Mar 2009 National Council for Black Studies 33rd Annual Conference “Countering the Counter Discursive in Hip-Hop”
San Francisco, CA Feb 2009 San Francisco State University Annual BSU African American Heritage Month “My President’s Black”
s. Spaulding, CV 2 Cameroon, Africa Nov 2008 1st International Conference on African and Caribbean Literature “Sojourning in Place:” (Re)placing Place in Caribbean Literature
San Andres, Colombia May 2008 XXXIII Caribbean Studies Association Conference “White Fathers-Black Daughters: Authoring Black Women in White Male Literature”
Atlanta, GA Mar 2008 National Council for Black Studies 32nd Annual Conference Roundtable: “Womanist Verve: Framing Our Activism, Pedagogy and Theory”
Newark, NJ Mar 2006 23rd Annual Conference Association for the Study of Classical African Civilizations “The Body I Have Become: An Exploration into Becoming a Racialized Being”
University of Georgia Apr 2005 65th Annual College Language Association Convention “Danger Zone: Hip Hop Culture as the Global Crossroads of Violence and Protest.”
Belize City, Belize May 2004 Caribbean Studies Association 28th Conference “Against M(O)thering: Mother-Daughter Relationships in Afro-Caribbean Women’s Literature.”
Purdue University March 2004 4o Years Anniversary American Studies Symposium “The Block on Lock: An Exploration of Black Male Deviance and Social Heroism”
Research Travel Puerto Rico October 2004 . Afro-Boriquean Culture and Society Salvador da Bahia, Brazil May-Jun 2004 . Race in Brazil and Afro-Brazilian Culture and Society Havana and Santiago de Cuba May-Jun 2003 . Afro-Cuban History and Culture Montgomery, AL October 2003 . Purdue University Civil Rights Research Tour New York, NY October 2002 . Purdue University Harlem Renaissance Research Tour Forte de France, Martinique May-June 2004
Creative Research Performances Purdue University Dec 2004 . “Donde esta Loiza? An Exploration of Afro-Latin Culture and the Diaspora
Purdue University Dec 2003 . “Civil Rights and the Black Arts Movement”
Purdue University Dec 2002 . “Draped Down and Uptown: Remembering the Harlem Renaissance”
s. Spaulding, CV 3 Publications “Daring for a Post-Racial America” Revitalizing the American Dream: Essays (2011) on Barack Obama (peer-reviewed and under contract)
“Countering the Counter Discursive: The Black Market Value of Whiteness April 2011 in Hip Hop” Jay-Z: Essays on Hip-Hop’s Philosopher King, Ed. Julius Bailey McFarland Press
“Miscegenated Nation: Adam Mansbach’s Angry Black White Boy” CLA Journal 2010 (College Language Association) 53.2:(Dec 2010)
“An Open Letter to Caster Semenya” www.Afro-Netizen.com 2009
“Jennifer Hudson’s Tragic Spotlight” www.newsone.com & 2008 www.newblackman.blogspot.com
Editor, The Lion Speaks: An Anthology for Hurricane Katrina (Interstices, Inc) 2006
Poet/Author, Stilettoed Roses Bleed (Interstices, Inc) 2004
Administrative Experience Claflin Literary Arts and Film Society 2009- Colloquium Series Chair
NEA Big Read at Claflin University 2009-2010 Program Grant Administrator
Deeply Rooted Productions Apr. 2007- Development Associate Sept. 2007 Grant Developer
Purdue University Program Coordinator, Black Cultural Center 2000-2005 Performing Arts Ensembles
Service University of Colorado at Colorado Springs o WEST Departmental Curriculum Review Committee o Advisor to the UCCS Black Student Union Community o Developing co-coordinator of the Colorado Coalition for Blacks in Higher Education o Colorado Springs Black Advisory Council o Colorado Springs Urban League Volunteer o Matrix Center Advisory Board o WPC Journal Reviewer Honors and Awards University of Colorado Diversity and Excellence Grant Recipient 2010-2011 UNCF/Mellon Faculty Enhancement Fellowship Awarded (Declined) 2010 National Endowment of the Arts Big Reads Grant 2009-2010 Claflin University Faculty Summer Research Fellowship 2009 Doctoral Research Fellowship, Purdue University 2002-2004 Graduate Research Fellowship, Purdue University 2000-2001. W. E. B. Du Bois essay contest, Purdue University 2000 s. Spaulding, CV 4 “Is the Problem of the 21st Century the Problem of the Color-line?” All American Scholars Recipient, Clark Atlanta University 1999 UNCF/Andrew Mellon Undergraduate Research Fellowship 1998
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