[email protected] Dana M. Williams dmwilliams.yourweb.csuchico.edu Department of Sociology +1 (530) 898-5076 California State University, Chico Sociology, CSUC Butte Hall 645 Chico, CA 95929-0445

Employment History 2017-present Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, California State University, Chico 2014-2017 Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, California State University, Chico 2010-2014 Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, Anthropology, & Criminal Justice, Valdosta State University 2010 Senior Lecturer, Department of Sociology, University of Akron 2007-2009 Associate Lecturer, Department of Sociology, University of Akron 2004-2007 Graduate Assistant, Department of Sociology, University of Akron 2003-2004 Research Assistant, Policy Matters Ohio, Cleveland, Ohio

Education Ph.D. (2009) University of Akron, Sociology. Dissertation: “Cross-National Protest Potential for Labor and Environmental Movements: The Relevance of Opportunity”. M.A. (2002) University of Akron, Cultural Geography. Thesis: “Food Security and Access in Akron, Ohio”. B.A. (1999) University of North Dakota, Computer Science and Geography.

Research and Teaching Areas Social Movements, Research Methods, Social Theory, Social Inequalities (class, gender, and race), Race and Ethnicity, Political Sociology, Globalization, Comparative Sociology, Complex Organizations.

Teaching Experience CSU Chico: Social Research Methods, Statistical Analysis for the Social Sciences, Sociology of Work, Political Sociology, Public Sociology, Social Movements, Medical Sociology; Valdosta State University: Research Methods, Sociological Theory, Social Movements, Race and Ethnic Relations, Introduction to Sociology; Graduate-level: Statistical Applications in Sociology, Sociological Theory; University of Akron: Social Inequalities, Social Movements, Introduction to Sociology, Social Problems, Sociology of

Books In- Dana M. Williams. In Us We Trust: Radical Relationships of Solidarity and Anti-Authoritarianism. progress Publisher: undecided. 2017 Dana M. Williams. Black Flags and Social Movements: A Sociological Analysis of Movement Anarchism. Manchester: Manchester University Press (Contemporary Anarchist Studies series). ISBN: 978-1526105554.1

1 Reviews: Studies, 19(1): 112-113. 1

2013 Jeff Shantz and Dana M. Williams. Anarchy and Society: Reflections on Anarchist-Sociology. Leiden, Netherlands: Brill (hb, 2013, ISBN: 978-9004214965) and Chicago: Haymarket (pb, 2014, ISBN: 978-1608463848). (Studies in Critical Social Sciences series, no. 55).2

Articles in Peer-Reviewed Journals Under- Dana M. Williams. “Taming All Challengers: Academically and Philosophically Situating review Anarchist-Sociology in North America”. Anarchist Studies. 2020 Dana M. Williams. “Relationships of Horizontalism and Hierarchy: Exploring Divergent Forms of Socio-Political Trust”. Social Science Quarterly, 101 (3), May: 1150-1164. 2019 Carl M. Hand and Dana M. Williams. “State-level factors in Metropolitan Climate Activism”. Journal of Public and Professional Sociology, 11 (1): 1-25. 2018 Dana M. Williams. “Contemporary Anarchist and Anarchistic Movements”. Sociology Compass, 12 (6), June: 1-17. Dana M. Williams. “Happiness and Freedom in Direct Action: Critical Mass Bike Rides as Ecstatic Ritual, Play, and Temporary Autonomous Zones”. Leisure Studies, 37 (5): 589- 602. Mark Patrick George and Dana M. Williams. “Teaching About Race and Social Action by ‘Digging Up the Past’: The Mary Turner Project”. Race, Ethnicity, & Education, 21 (3): 319- 334. 2016 Jake Alimahomed-Wilson and Dana Williams. “State Violence, Social Control, and Resistance”. Journal of Social Justice, 6: 1-15. Dana Williams and Jeff Shantz. “An Anarchist in the Academy, A Sociologist in the Movement: The Life, Activism, and Ideas of Howard J. Ehrlich”. Journal for the Study of Radicalism, 10 (2), Fall: 101-122. 2015 Dana M. Williams. “Black Panther Radical Factionalization and the Development of Black Anarchism”. Journal of Black Studies, 46 (7), October: 678-703. 2014 Dana M. Williams and Suzanne R. Slusser. “Americans and Iraq, Twelve Years Later: Comparing Support for the Bush Wars in Iraq”. The Social Science Journal, 51 (2), June: 231-239. Dana M. Williams. “A Society in Revolt or Under Analysis? Investigating the Dialogue Between Nineteenth Century Anarchists and Sociologists”. Critical Sociology, 40 (3), May: 469-492.3 2013 Michael L. Rickles, Rachel Zimmer Schneider, Suzanne R. Slusser, Dana M. Williams, and John F. Zipp. “Assessing Change in Student Critical Thinking for Introduction to Sociology Classes”. Teaching Sociology, 41 (3), July: 271-281. 2012 Dana M. Williams. “From Top to Bottom, a Thoroughly Stratified World: An Anarchist View of Inequality and Domination”. Race, Gender & Class, 19 (3-4): 9-34. Dana M. Williams and Matthew T. Lee. “Aiming to Overthrow the State Without Using It: Political Opportunities for the Anarchist Movement”. Comparative Sociology, 11 (4), September: 558-593. 2011 Dana M. Williams and Jeff Shantz. “Defining an Anarchist-Sociology: A Long-Anticipated Marriage”. Theory in Action, 4 (4), October: 9-30.

2 Reviews: Social Movement Studies, 15(3): 342-343; Capital & Class, 39(3): 550-554; International Sociology Reviews, 31(5): 548- 551. 3 Reprinted 2013 in Without Borders or Limits: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Anarchist Studies. Editors: Jorell A. Meléndez and Nathan Jun. Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. Pp. 3-36. 2

Dana M. Williams. “Why Revolution Ain't Easy: Violating Norms, Re-socializing Society”. Contemporary Justice Review, 14 (2), June: 167-187. 2009 Dana M. Williams. “Red vs. Green: Regional Variation of Anarchist Ideology in the United States”. Journal of Political Ideologies, 14 (2), June: 189-210. Dana M. Williams. “Anarchists and Labor Unions: An Analysis Using New Social Movement Theories”. WorkingUSA: The Journal of Labor & Society, 12 (3), September: 337-354. 2008 Dana M. Williams and Matthew T. Lee. “'We Are Everywhere': An Ecological Analysis of Organizations in the Anarchist Yellow Pages”. Humanity & Society, 32 (1), February: 45- 70. 2007 Dana M. Williams. “Where’s the Honor? Attitudes on the “Fighting Sioux” Nickname and Logo”. Sociology of Sport Journal, 24 (4), December: 437-456.4 Dana M. Williams. “No Past, No Respect, and No Power: An Anarchist Evaluation of Native Americans as Sports Nicknames, Logos, and Mascots”. Anarchist Studies, 15 (1), Spring: 31-54. 2006 Dana M. Williams. “Patriarchy and ‘The Fighting Sioux’: A Gendered Look at Racial College Sports Nicknames”. Race, Ethnicity and Education, 9 (4), December: 325-340.

Invited Journal Articles 2014 Dana M. Williams. “A New, Complicated, and Discomforting Mission for the Discipline: The Radical Challenge to Study, Envision, and Practice Social Alternatives”. Contemporary Sociology, 43 (4), July: 479-482. 2012 Dana M. Williams. “The Anarchist DNA of Occupy”. Contexts, 11 (2), Spring: 19-20.

Book Chapters In-progress Williams, Dana M. "Global Confidence in Police: An Analysis of Anarchist Possibilities". Anarchist Currents Against Brutality: The Global Struggle to End Police Violence, edited by S. Springer & R.J. White. 2021 Dana M. Williams and Mark Patrick George. “Investigating, Explaining, and Exposing the Racial Past in the Present: The Possibilities of Documentary Film”. Pp. 321-330 in Race and Ethnicity: The Sociological Mindful Approach, eds. Jacqueline Brooks, Heidy Sarabia, and Aya K. Ida. San Diego, CA: Cognella. 2020 Dana M. Williams. “Power Accrues to the Powerful: Amazon’s Market Share, Customer Surveillance, and Internet Dominance”. Pp. 35-49 in The Cost of Free Shipping: Amazon in the Global Economy, eds. Jake Alimahomed-Wilson and Ellen Resse. London: Pluto Press. 2018 Dana M. Williams. “Tactics: Conceptions of Social Change, Revolution, and Anarchist Organisation” for Palgrave-Macmillan Handbook on Anarchism, eds. Carl Levy & Matthew Adams. London: Palgrave-Macmillan. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319- 75620-2_6 2017 Dana Williams. “But It's Honoring! It’s Tradition! The Persistence of Racialized Indian Mascots and Confederate Culture in Sports”. Pp. 118-132 in Getting Real About Race: Hoodies, Mascots, Model Minorities, and Other Conversations, 2nd edition, eds. Stephanie M. McClure and Cherise A. Harris. Los Angeles, CA: Sage.

4 Reprinted 2015 in Race, Class, & Gender: An Anthology (Ninth edition). Editors: Margaret Andersen and Patricia Hill Collins. Boston, MA: Cengage. Pp. 367-371. 3

Dana M. Williams. “Teaching Anarchism by Practicing Anarchy: Reflections on Facilitating the Student-Creation of a College Course”. Pp. 153-172 in ‘Out of the Ruins’: The Emergence of New Radical Informal Learning Spaces, eds. Robert Haworth & John Elmore. Oakland, CA: PM Press. 2015 Dana M. Williams. “Social Capital in Anarchist Movements”. Pp. 11-35 in New Developments in Anarchist Studies, edited by PJ Lilley and J. Shantz. Brooklyn, NY: Thought Crimes. 2009 Dana M. Williams. “An Anarchist-Sociologist Research Program: Fertile Areas for Theoretical and Empirical Research”, Pp. 243-266 in New Perspectives on Anarchism. Editors: Nathan J. Jun and Shane Wahl. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books. Dana M. Williams. “Anarchism in Cuba”. Pp. 120-123 in International Encyclopedia of Revolution and Protest, 1500-Present. Editor: Immanuel Ness. Blackwell Publishing.

Book Reviews In- Dana Willias. “Breaching the Civil Order: Radicalism and the Civil Sphere”, eds. Jeffrey C. progress Alexander, Trevor Stack, & Farhad Khosrokhavar. Accepted Dana Williams. “Rojava: Revolution, War and the Future of Syria’s Kurds” by Thomas Schmidinger and “Revolution in Rojava: Democratic Autonomy and Women’s Liberation in Syrian Kurdistan” by Michael Knapp, Anja Flach, & Ercan Ayboga. Social Movement Studies. 2019 Dana Williams. “Choke Points: Logistics Workers Disrupting the Global Supply Chain”, edited by Jake Alimahomed-Wilson and Immanuel Ness. Anarcho-Syndicalist Review, 77: 29-30. Dana Williams. “Revolutionary Anti-authoritarian Movements and Anarchist Studies”: review essay of “Unruly Equality” by Andrew Cornell, “Immigrants Against the State” by Kenyon Zimmer, and “Living at the Edges of Capitalism” by Andrej Grubačić and Denis O’Hearn. Social Movement Studies, 18 (6): 754-759. 2017 Dana Williams. “From #BlackLivesMatter to Black Liberation”, by Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor. Anarchist Studies, 25 (2), Autumn: 122-124. 2016 Dana Williams. “The Beach Beneath the Streets: Contesting New York City’s Public Spaces”, by Benjamin Shepard and Greg Smithsimon. Social Movement Studies, 15 (1): 116-118. 2014 Dana Williams. “Understanding European Movements: New Social Movements, Global Justice Struggles, and Anti-Austerity Protest”, edited by Cristina Flesher Fominaya and Laurence Cox”. Mobilization. 19 (2), June: 232-234. Dana Williams. “Mobilizing Bolivia’s Displaced: Indigenous Politics & The Struggle Over Land, by Nicole Fabricant”. Social Movement Studies, 13 (3), August: 425-426. 2013 Dana Williams. “Debt, Obligation, and Sociality: A Review of David Graeber’s Debt”. Altruism, Morality & Social Solidarity Forum, 4 (1), May: 25-26. 2012 Dana Williams. “Book Review: Anarchy as Order: History and Future of Civic Humanity by Mohammad A. Bamyeh”. Societies Without Borders, 7 (1): 128-131. 2011 Dana Williams. “Complexity and Social Movements: Multitudes at the Edge of Chaos by Graeme Chesters and Ian Welsh”. Social Movement Studies, 10 (4), December: 452-454. Dana Williams. “Social Movements as Global Networks for Democracy and Counter-Forces Against Neoliberalism. Review of Jackie Smith. 2008. Social Movements for Global Democracy”. Sociology, 45 (4), August: 715-716. 2010 Dana Williams. “Staughton Lynd and Daniel Gross, Labor Law For the Rank and Filer: Building Solidarity While Staying Clear of the Law”. Anarchist Studies, 18 (2): 121-123. Dana Williams. “Networking Futures: The Movements Against Corporate Globalization.” Critical Sociology, 36 (4): 616-619. 4

2009 Dana Williams. “Searching for an Anarchist Sociology: Liberation Sociology, Joe R. Feagin and Hernán Vera, Critical Sociology, Steven M. Buechler.” Anarchist Studies, 17 (2): 105- 107. Dana Williams. “Brian Doherty and Timothy Doyle (eds.) Beyond Borders: Environmental Movements and Transnational Politics.” Mobilization: An International Journal, 14 (3), September: 398-399. 2008 Dana Williams. “Recommended Book: Horizontalism: Voices of Popular Power in Argentina, Marina Sitrin (ed.)” Peace Review: A Journal of Social Justice, 20 (4), Oct-Dec: 518-522. 2006 Dana Williams. “David Goodway, ed., For Workers’ Power: The Selected Writings of Maurice Brinton”. International Labor and Working-Class History, 69 (1), Spring: 210-213.

Other Scholarly Writing 2010 Dana M. Williams. “Revisiting Kropotkin: Mutual Aid and Anarchism as Altruism?” Newsletter of the Altruism and Social Solidarity Section-in-Formation of the American Sociological Association, 2 (1): 12-15.

Working Papers (available upon request) Dana M. Williams. “The Impact of Political Opportunities on Protest Potential: A Multi-Level Cross- National Assessment”. Target publication: International Journal of Comparative Sociology. Thomas R. Hochschild, Dana M. Williams, Mark P. George, Suzanne R. Slusser, and Alice Mendez. “Silencing Disadvantaged Voices: Overt, Ecological, and Cultural Forms of Voter Suppression against Black Americans”. Target publication: Journal of Black Studies.

Research and Manuscripts in Progress Dana M. Williams. “’The Movement Never Came Here’: Organizational Presence and the 's Consequences Upon Southern Racial Inequality”. Target publication: undecided. Dana M. Williams and Suzanne R. Slusser. “Good, Bad, and Worse Housekeeping: The Feminist Movement and Changes in the Gendered Character of Magazine Ads”. Target publication: Gender & Society. Dana M. Williams and Micah Pyles. “A Continent Aflame: Latin American Protest and Political Opportunity”. Target publication: undecided. Dana M. Williams. “New Passions: Sociologists’ Knowledge of Anarchism”. Target publication: Theory & Society.

Professional Development Grants 2016 Academy e-Learning. Revision to Public Sociology course (Sociology 441), with Nik Janos. 2014 “Write an Article in 12 Weeks” faculty learning community. Center for Excellent in Learning and Teaching. California State University, Chico. $500.

Press Coverage 2012 Sirota, David. “Ethnic Mascots are Never Winners”. Salon.com, March 7. 2007 Dalrymple, Amy. “Cost of Logo Removal Expected to Top $1M”. Fargo Forum, December 16. Marks, Joseph. “Alum Studies Logo’s Effects”. Grand Forks Herald, December 14.

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Conference Presentations 2019 Dana Williams. “Aging Rebels: Radicalism Across the Life Course”. Fall Faculty Colloquium, College of Behavioral & Social Sciences. Chico, California. November 5. Dana Williams. “Aging Rebels: Radicalism Across the Life Course”. North American Anarchist Studies Network. Atlanta, Georgia. June 1. 2017 Dana Williams. “The Impact of Political Opportunities on Protest Potential: A Multi-Level Cross-National Assessment”. Fall Faculty Colloquium, College of Behavioral & Social Sciences. Chico, California. December 4. Dana Williams. “The Impact and Moderating Influence of Political Opportunities on Protest Potential”. California Sociological Association. Sacramento, California. November 18. Dana Williams. “Teaching Anarchism by Practicing Anarchy: Reflections on Facilitating the Student-Creation of a College Course”. California Sociological Association. Sacramento, California. November 18. Mark George and Dana Williams. “Southern Discomfort”. Pacific Sociological Association. Portland, Oregon. April 8. 2016 Dana Williams. “Black Flags and Social Movements: A Sociological Analysis of Movement Anarchism”. Fall Faculty Colloquium, College of Behavioral & Social Sciences. Chico, California. November 28. Dana Williams. “’The Movement Never Came Here’: Organizational Presence and the Civil Rights Movement's Consequences Upon Southern Racial Inequality”. Pacific Sociological Association. Oakland, California. March 31. Dana Williams. “Public Sociology, Faculty Freedom-Fighters, and Free Public Education”. Pacific Sociological Association. Oakland, California. March 31. 2015 Dana Williams. “’The Movement Never Came Here’: Consequences of the Civil Rights Movement on Southern Racial Inequality”. Fall Faculty Colloquium, College of Behavioral & Social Sciences. Chico, California. November 18. Dana Williams. “Black Flags and Social Movements: An Assessment of Contemporary Anarchist Movements”. California Sociological Association. Sacramento, California. November 14. Dana Williams. “The Intersection of Social and Political Trust: Constructing a New Hierarchical Trust Typology and Analyzing Longitudinal Covariates”. Pacific Sociological Association. Long Beach, California. April 3. Dana Williams. “Building and Re-discovering an Anarchist Sociology: Radicals, Social Scientists, Paradigm Development, and Revolution”. Pacific Sociological Association. Long Beach, California. April 3. Dana Williams. “Howard J. Ehrlich Memorial” panel. North American Anarchist Studies Network. San Francisco, California. March 22. 2014 Dana Williams. “Hierarchy and Horizontalism: Identifying the Relationships Between Social and Political Trust”. Fall Faculty Colloquium, College of Behavioral & Social Sciences. Chico, California. November 18. Carl M. Hand and Dana Williams. “Metropolitan Climate Activism: Examining the Impact of the US Conference of Majors Climate Protection Agreement”. Southern Sociological Society. Charlotte, North Carolina. April 4. 2013 Dana Williams. “Covariates of Hierarchy and Horizontalism: A Cross-National Comparison of Institutional Confidence and Social Trust”. Mid-South Sociological Association. Atlanta, Georgia. October 24. Thomas Hochschild, Dana Williams, Suzanne Slusser, Mark George, and Alice Mendez. “Neo- Suppression and the Evolution of Voter Suppression Against Black Americans”. Mid-South Sociological Association. Atlanta, Georgia. October 24. 6

2012 Dana Williams. “Radicals, Intellectuals, and Radical-Intellectuals: A Social History of Nineteenth Century Anarchists and Sociologists”. North American Anarchist Studies Network. San Juan, Puerto Rico. January 7. 2011 Michael Rickles, Rachel Schneider, Suzanne R. Slusser, Dana M. Williams, and John F. Zipp. “Assessing Change in Student Critical Thinking for Introduction to Sociology Classes”. American Sociological Association. Las Vegas. August 20. Dana Williams and Jeff Shantz. “Defining an Anarchist-Sociology (A Long-Anticipated Marriage)”. North American Anarchist Studies Network. Toronto. January 16. 2009 Sandra E. Short, Daniel L. Wann, Dana Williams, and Jeffrey D. James. “The Impact of Team Identification and Attitudes toward Native Americans in Predicting Reactions to Changes in Non-Native American and Native American Mascots”. Association for Applied Sport Psychology. Salt Lake City. September. 2008 Suzanne Slusser and Dana Williams. “Americans and Iraq, Twelve Years Later: Comparing Support for the Bush Wars in Iraq”. American Sociological Association. Boston, Massachusetts. July 31. 2007 Dana Williams. “'We Are Everywhere': A Meso-Level Analysis of the Anarchist Yellow Pages”. North Central Sociological Association/Midwest Sociological Society. Chicago, Illinois. April 6. Dana Williams and Suzanne Slusser. “Americans and Iraq, Twelve Years Later: Comparing Support for the Bush Wars in Iraq”. North Central Sociological Association / Midwest Sociological Society. Chicago, Illinois. April 7. Dana Williams. “Indymedia as Anarchist Organization: Reflections of Ideology in the Words and Design of Activist-Journalists”. North Central Sociological Association / Midwest Sociological Society. Chicago, Illinois. April 7. 2006 Dana Williams. “Who is Honoring Whom? The Stratifying Effects of UND’s “Fighting Sioux” Nickname and Logo”. American Sociological Association. Montréal, Quebec. August 11. Dana Williams. “The Anarchist Yellow Pages: An Organization-Level Analysis of the International Anarchist Movement”. Sociologists Without Borders. Montréal, Quebec. August 11. Dana Williams. “Attitudes on Honor and Change for UND's “Fighting Sioux” Nickname and Logo”. North Central Sociological Association. Indianapolis, Indiana. March 24. Dana Williams. “An Anarchist CNN: The Organizational Sociology of the Global Independent Media Center Network”. North Central Sociological Association. Indianapolis, Indiana. March 25. 2005 Dana Williams and Jodi Ross. “Exploring the Gendered Dimensions of Food Not Bombs”. North Central Sociological Association. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. April 9. Dana Williams. “Two Tendencies Within One Movement: Red and Green Anarchist Ideology”. North Central Sociological Association. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. April 8. Dana Williams. “Anarchists and Labor Unions: Applying New Social Movement Theory to the Characteristics of Contemporary Anarchists”. Midwest Sociological Society. Minneapolis, Minnesota. April 1. 2004 Dana Williams. “Red vs. Green: Regional Variation in Anarchist Ideology in the United States”. East Lakes Division of the Association of American Geographers. Athens, Ohio. October 16. Dana Williams. “Feeder Marches and ‘Diversity of Tactics’ in Northeast Ohio Anti-war Activism”. North Central Sociological Association. Cleveland, Ohio. April 2. 2002 Dana Williams. “Food Security and Access in Akron, Ohio”. Association of American Geographers. Los Angeles, California. March 23.

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2000 Dana Williams. “Internal Metropolitan Movement in Akron, Ohio”. East Lakes Division of the Association of American Geographers. Oxford, Ohio. October 20.

Conference Session Service 2014-15 Conference committee and session coordinator. North American Anarchist Studies Network conference. San Francisco, California. 2013 Discussant, “Post-Racial America”. Mid-South Sociological Association. Atlanta, Georgia. October. 2006 Organizer/Chair, “Contemporary Social Movements”. North Central Sociological Association. Indianapolis, Indiana. March 25. Compiled and electronically published “Contemporary Social Movements” proceedings.

Department Brown-Bag Lunch Presentations 2018 “In Us We Trust? Expressions and Explanations of Solidarity and Anti-Authoritarianism”. Humanities Center Brown-Bag Series, CSU Chico (November 2). 2017 “’The Movement Never Came Here’: Organizational Presence and the Civil Rights Movement's Consequences Upon Southern Racial Inequality”. Department of Economics, California State University, Chico. November 3. 2013 “Teaching and Assessing Critical Thinking Skills in an Introduction to Sociology Course”. With Suzanne Slusser. Department of Sociology, Anthropology, & Criminal Justice, Valdosta State University. February 27. 2010 “An Introduction to Critical Race Theory”. Department of Sociology, The University of Akron. January 29. 2008 “Cross-National Protest Potential for Labor and Environmental Movements: The Relevance of Opportunity”. Department of Sociology, The University of Akron. October 29. 2006 “Becoming a Professional Sociologist: Organizations, Roles, and Opportunities”. Department of Sociology, The University of Akron. September 19. 2005 “Two Tendencies Within One Movement: Red and Green Anarchist Ideology”. Department of Sociology, The University of Akron. April 4. 2004 “Anarchists and Labor Unions: Applying New Social Movement Theory to the Characteristics of Contemporary Anarchists”. Department of Sociology, The University of Akron. August 23.

Classroom Guest Lectures (2004 to Present) 2015 “The New Jim Crow”. Sociology of African Americans. Instructor: Nandi Crosby. September 22. 2014 “State-Formation and State-Resistance”. Political Sociology. Instructor: Suzanne Slusser. May 30. “Gendered Media”. Sociology of Gender. Instructor: Suzanne Slusser. April 16. “Defining Food Security and Analyzing Urban Food Deserts”. Sociology of Food. Instructor: Suzanne Slusser. February 27. 2013 “An Introduction to Experimentation: Teaching Critical Thinking Example” (with Suzanne Slusser). Research Methods. Instructor: Thomas Hochschild. April 9. 2012 “Analyzing Capitalism”. Race, Class, and Gender. Instructor: Mark George. October 11. “Preliminary Results from Student-administered Gender Survey”. Applied Sociology. Instructor: Suzanne Slusser. May 21. “State-Formation and State-Resistance: The Theories of James C. Scott”. Political Sociology. Instructor: Suzanne Slusser. February 15. 2010 “Gender Inequalities of Work and Income”. Social Problems. Instructor: Kathryn Schmidt. April 22.

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“An Introduction to Critical Race Theory”. Social Inequalities. Instructor: Janice Monti. February 17. 2009 “Social Movements: Theories and Research”. Introduction to Sociology. Instructor: Daniela Jauk. November 17. “Institutionalized Patriarchy and Native American Nicknames”. Sociology of Sex and Gender. Instructor: Suzanne Slusser. October 27. “Inequalities of Gender: The Dual-Context of Work”. Social Problems. Instructor: Paul Grieder. April 27. “An Introduction to Groups, Organizations, and Bureaucracy”. Introduction to Sociology. Instructor: Krista Lynn Minotte. March 2. 2008 “Gender Inequality and Work”. Social Problems. Instructor: Nancy Sonleitner. February 13. 2006 “Deviance and Crime”. Introduction to Sociology. Instructor: Martha Schmidt. July 13. 2005 “Corporations and Corporate Personhood”. Introduction to Sociology. Instructor: Rachel Schneider. November 3. “Economy Types, Corporations, and Theoretical Perspectives”. Introduction to Sociology. Instructor: Marianne Noh. October 20. “Introduction to Social Movements”. Introduction to Sociology. Instructor: Suzanne Slusser. September 20. “Collective Behavior and Social Movements: Types, Theories, and Tactics”. Introduction to Sociology. Instructor: Kathy Feltey. July 21. “Corporations in the Context of Peace and Violence”. Sociology of Peace & Violence. Instructor: Kathy Feltey. June 1. “Corporate Personhood in Ohio and the US”. Introduction to Sociology. Instructor: Jodi Ross. April 6. “Social Movements: Theories, Organizations, and Tactics”. Introduction to Sociology. Instructor: Suzanne Slusser. March 24. 2004 “Social Movements and Activism: Why People Join Social Movements and How”. Introduction to Sociology. Instructor: Michelle Bemiller. December 9. “Working With the Media: Techniques for Getting Your Message Out”. Social Work Practice III: Practice with Communities and Organizations. Instructor: Priscilla Smith. December 2. “Social Movements and Activism: Why and How to Become Involved”. Introduction to Sociology. Instructor: Jean-Anne Sutherland-Bindas. December 1. “The Economy: Types, Frameworks, and the Corporation”. Introduction to Sociology. Instructor: John Zipp. October 25. “Social Movements and Activism: Why and How to Become Involved”. Introduction to Sociology. Instructor: Jean-Anne Sutherland-Bindas. April 29. “Corporate Power in Ohio: What Citizens Can Do”. Social Policy Analysis for Social Work. Instructor: Priscilla Smith. April 16.

Invited Speaker at Professional and Public Events 2017 “Teaching Anarchism by Practicing Anarchism”. Bookfair. San Francisco, California. November 19. 2014 “Coming to Terms With Slavery in South Georgia: A Public Forum”. Panelist. Mary Turner Project. April 1. “The Covariates of Stratified Trust: Cross-National Differences Between Hierarchy and Horizontalism”. Science Seminar Series, Valdosta State University, February 13. “Three Social Evils of MLK: Poverty”. Panel discussion. Valdosta State University, February 13.

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2007 “Food Security and Grocery Stores in Akron”. Highland Square Neighborhood Association. August 1. 2005 “What Students Can Do To Support the UA Faculty Union”. American Association of University Professors, University of Akron chapter event, April 15. 2004 “Why Students and Faculty Need to Stand in Solidarity With Each Other”. American Association of University Professors, University of Akron chapter event, October 22.

Other Public Appearance/Publicity 2019 “Southern Discomfort” film screening. Pageant Theatre, Chico, CA, March 6. 2018 Black Flags and Social Movements book reading. Black Bird Cafe, Chico, CA, April 24 2016 Ashiah Scharaga. “Marriage Rate Drops in Butte County”. Chico Enterprise-Record, May 16. 2013 Interviewed by Alex Howard (January 16) for short film “We Must Do Something About the Guns” (C-SPAN’s StudentCam 2013, Honorable Mention). 2012 Interviewed by Matt McMurray for “Social Justice with Matt McMurray” on WDDQ 92.1 FM, May 23. Interviewed by Mark George for the documentary film “Whitewashed: Racism and the World of Whiteness” (Dandelion Films, 2013). 2011 Interviewed by Jamie Heckert for “The Sociological Imagination” blog. “Anarchism and the Sociological Imagination”. http://sociologicalimagination.org/archives/5911 2010 Interviewed by Michael Truscello (June 1) for the documentary film “Capitalism is the Crisis: Radical Politics in the Age of Austerity” (Circle Eh Pictures, 2011).

Journal Editorship Associate co-editor: Journal of Social Justice. 2016. Editorial board: Journal of Social Justice. 2014-Present. Guest editor: WorkingUSA: The Journal of Labor & Society; Topic: Anarchism, Labor Unions, and Working People (Volume 12, Issue 3, September 2009). Authored “Program Notes: The Rebirth of Labor’s Militant Legacy: Anarchism, Syndicalism, and Class Struggle” (pp. 333-336).

Ad-hoc Journal Reviewing Race, Ethnicity, & Education (2006, 2008-2012, 2017) Teaching Sociology (2011, 2013) WorkingUSA: The Journal of Labor & Society (2009) Radical Criminology (2012) Mobilization: An International Journal (2009) Omnino (VSU undergrad journal) (2013) Critical Sociology (2010-2014) Journal of Happiness Studies (2016) Anarchist Studies (2019)

Other Academic and Professional Activities Coordinator of Sociologists’ Knowledge of Anarchism Project, https://skap.noblogs.org/ Moderator for public forum regarding Sabal Trail Pipeline. Sponsored by Spectrabusters. Valdosta State University (March 29, 2014). Presentation to Students Against Violating the Environment. “Student Movements and Disinvestment Campaigns”. Valdosta State University (November 12, 2013). Presentation to Sociology Club. “Crash Course on Collective Decision Making”. Valdosta State University (October 3, 2011). Co-Organized a “Social Issues in Film” series, with Tom Hochschild, Anne Price, and Suzanne Slusser. Valdosta State University (Fall 2011, Spring 2012, Fall 2012, Spring 2013, Fall 2013, Spring 2014).

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Organized a Film Series on War, with the Center for Conflict Management and the Anthropology Club. March 17 and 24, April 7, 14, 21, and 28, 2005. University of Akron. Established an “Allies” Email listserve to support the Akron-AAUP. March 2005

Professional Memberships (past and present) American Sociological Association North American Anarchist Studies Network Association of American Geographers North Central Sociological Association Midwest Sociological Society Sociologists for Women in Society Mid-South Sociological Association Sociologists Without Borders

Community Board Memberships Mary Turner Project (2012 - Present) Northeast Ohio American Friends Service Committee, Economic Justice and Empowerment Program (2002 - 2007)

Documentary Film Work Southern Discomfort (2017) CorpOrNation: The Story of Citizens and Corporations in Ohio (2003)

Thesis Advising Undergraduate honors: Kory Masen, Sara Bishop Masters: Sara Bishop

Research Reports for Community Organizations (non-peer-reviewed) 2005. “Survey of Ohio Committee on Corporations, Law, and Democracy Members” (with Cindy Mako- Robinson and Suzanne Slusser), for Ohio Committee on Corporations, Law, and Democracy. 2004. “Cleveland’s Living Wage Ordinance: A Three-Year Review”, for Policy Matters Ohio. 2002. “Billboards in Akron: A Concerned Investigation” (with Ben Stabler), for Scenic Ohio.

Awards 2009. Graduate Student of the Year Award, Department of Sociology, University of Akron 2005. Patricia Conley Peer Mentoring Award, Department of Sociology, University of Akron

Departmental, College, and University Service California State University, Chico Human Subjects Research Committee (IRB). Fall 2019 – Present; Fall 2016 – Spring 2018 Research and Creativity Award committee. Fall 2014, Spring 2015, Spring 2017, Fall 2017 New Faculty Orientation committee. Spring 2015 College Library representative. Fall 2020 – Present; Fall 2015 – Spring 2018 College Leaves committee. Fall 2019 – Present Departmental Representative to the California Faculty Association. Fall 2014 – Spring 2018 Department assessment committee. Fall 2015 – Spring 2018 Chair of Sociology Department Hiring Committee. Fall 2020 – Present. Alpha Kappa Delta faculty advisor. Spring 2016 – Spring 2018 Faculty Hiring committee. Fall 2014 – Spring 2018 Curriculum committee, Department of Sociology. Fall 2019 – Present, Fall 204 - Spring 2018 11

Departmental personnel committee. Fall 2019 – Present; Fall 2017 – Spring 2018

Valdosta State University Science Seminar Committee. Fall 2013 – Spring 2014 Departmental Library Acquisitions liaison. Summer 2013 – Spring 2014 Comprehensive Exam Grading Committee, M.S. Sociology Program. Fall 2011, Summer 2012, Summer 2014 Designed, administered, and compiled Sociology Department self-study questionnaires on applied and clinical sociology. Fall 2011 Core Assessment Committee (ad hoc), Department of Sociology. Fall 2011 Recruitment Search Committee, Department of Marriage & Family Therapy. Fall 2011-Spring 2012 Recruitment Search Committee, Department of Sociology. Fall 2010

University of Akron Outside reviewer and interviewer of graduating Bachelor's and Master's students, Department of Geography and Planning. Spring 2008 Service Chair of Alpha Kappa Delta – Mu Chapter (Sociology honor society). 2005-2006 Student Representative to Department of Sociology Faculty Meeting. 2005-2006

Teaching Assistant Appointments 2007 Spring Research Methods II (Statistics), Instructor: Brian Pendleton, Sociology, University of Akron. 2006 Summer Social Psychology, Instructor: Martha Schmidt, Sociology, University of Akron. Social Problems, Instructor: Martha Schmidt, Sociology, University of Akron. Introduction to Sociology, Instructor: Martha Schmidt, Sociology, University of Akron. 2001 Fall Introduction to Geography, Instructor: Linda Barrett, Geography and Planning, University of Akron.

Research Assistant Appointments 2004 Sum. – 2005 Sum., Research assistant for Rudy Fenwick, Sociology, University of Akron. National 2006 Sum. Opinion Research Center grant. 2001 Spr. – 2002 Spr. Research assistant for Fair Housing Contact Service, Akron, Ohio. 2000 Fall – 2001 Spr., Research assistant for Linda Barrett, Geography and Planning, University of 2002 Spr. Akron. 2000 Sum. – 2000 Fall Research assistant for Charles Monroe and Gail Sommers, Geography and Planning, University of Akron.

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Professional References

(1) (2) Kathryn Feltey, Ph.D. Rudy Fenwick, Ph.D. Associate Professor Associate Professor Emeritus Department of Sociology Department of Sociology University of Akron University of Akron Akron, OH 44325-1905 Akron, OH 44325-1905 Phone : (330) 972-6877 Phone: (330) 972-6880 E-Mail : [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected]

(3) (4) Matthew T. Lee, Ph.D. Kathleen Lowney, Ph.D. Director of Empirical Research Professor Emeritus Human Flourishing Program Department of Sociology, Anthropology, & Criminal Harvard University Justice Cambridge, MA 02138 Valdosta State University E-Mail: [email protected] Valdosta, GA 31698-0060 Phone: (229) 333-5487 E-Mail: [email protected]

(5) (6) Immanuel Ness, Ph.D. John F. Zipp, Ph.D. Professor Professor Department of Political Science Department of Sociology Brooklyn College – Graduate Center University of Akron City University of New York Akron, OH 44325-1905 25 Broadway – 7th Floor Phone: (330) 972-7480 New York, NY 10004 E-Mail: [email protected] Phone : (212) 822-1715 E-Mail : [email protected]

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