Catherine “Cymone” Fourshey Ph.D. Associate Professor Department of History & International Relations Bucknell University [email protected]

EDUCATION 2002 University of California, Los Angeles, Ph.D., History Committee: Chris Ehret, Ned Alpers, Marcyliena Morgan, Sondra Hale, & Kevin Terraciano Dissertation: Agriculture, Ecology, Kinship & Gender: A Social & Economic History of Tanzania’s Corridor 500 BC to 1900 AD

1995 University of California, Los Angeles, M.A., History Fields: General Africa, East Africa, West Africa, & Southern Africa

1993 University of California, Los Angeles, B.A., Political Science Thesis Advisor: Victor Wolfenstein Thesis: The Case of Reginald Denny & the LA 4: Political Prisoners? Departmental Highest Honors, College Honors, Cum Laude, & Pi Gamma Mu National Honor Society

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS 2015-Pres. Associate Professor of History & International Relations, Bucknell University

2007-15 Associate Professor of History with tenure, Department of History, Susquehanna University

2001-07 Assistant Professor of History, Department of History, Susquehanna University

2001 Lecturer, Department of History University of Notre Dame

ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTMENTS 2012-15 Faculty Coordinator of Post-Graduate Opportunities, Susquehanna University Collaborates with academic departments, faculty, & the Career Development Center to support the Provost’s responsibility for ensuring successful student transitions to post-graduate educational & service opportunities. Oversee application process of all prestigious competitive compensated awards. Work with departments on productive strategies to educate students on opportunities from early in academic career. Accomplishments in the first two years include increased applications to all awards & eight students garnering some of the most prestigious awards.

2008-14 Director of International Studies, Susquehanna University Oversaw major & program development. Advised sixty majors in this interdisciplinary program. Guided students to plan study & internships domestically or abroad. Ensured that there were courses within the curriculum for the majors across the relevant disciplines. Conducted all assessment to verify whether goals & outcomes line up. Directed & consulted International Studies Advisory Board to determine when & where changes were beneficial within the requirements for the major. Major achievements include: 1) more than doubled the number of majors & minors from 30 to 63) brought in a more ethnically & nationally diverse group of students who pursued the major; & 3) diversified the areas/tracks of International Studies that students pursued.

PUBLICATIONS PROJECTS IN PROGRESS

Books Book Manuscript (single authored) Identities in the Shadows: Hospitality among Strangers, Immigrants, & the Established in southwestern Tanzania 500 BCE-1800 CE (In progress expected completion 2018).

Book Manuscript (co-authored) A History of Family and Belonging in Eastern and Central Africa 1000-1800 CE (In Progress expected completion 2020).

Articles & Book Chapters Article “‘Woe is me that I have no relations’: Poverty & Wealth in Pre-Colonial Southwestern Tanzania among the Nyakyusa & Safwa (In progress/revising).

Curriculum Vitæ 1 of 17

Book Chapter “Welcome Home?: Hospitality & Hostility, Transnational & Diasporic Experiences among ‘Bantu Somali’ 1800-2015” in Sub-Saharan African Migrations: Challenges, Failures, & Coping Strategies Yvonne Captain, Papa Sow, & Elina Marmer eds. (Submitted to editors).

Encyclopedia Entry “Women in The Gambia,” Oxford Research Encyclopedia of African History (in Progress) submitting January 2018

PROJECTS COMPLETED

Books

Book Manuscript (co-authored) Bantu Africa Oxford University Press complete edited manuscript submitted December 2015. (Released October 2017).

Articles

2016 Article “Lifting the Loincloth: History of Anthropological Spectacles” for Critique of Anthropology (September 2016): 302-338.

2016 Book Chapter “Dismantling Notions of African Women’s Perpetual Subjugation,” in Discoursing Gender, Culture, & Knowledge in Africa & the African Diaspora Toyin Falola, ed. (forthcoming 2017 Routledge).

2015 “Set Alight to Her Husband’s House”: Teaching as Scholarship & Activism in the Gambian Archives Article co-authored with student Holly Belkot, Ufahamu: A Journal of African Studies, 38, 3 (2015): 35-62.

2012 “Karibu Stranger, Come Heal Thy Host: Hospitality in Southwestern Tanzania 1000-1900” African Historical Review 44, 2 (2012): 18-54.

2012 “‘The Matter is a Bit Urgent’ – Education of Miss Florence Peters: One Gambian Father’s Petitions to the British Colonial Government 1948-1952” JENdA No 20 (2012): 80-104.

2008 “‘The Remedy For Hunger Is Bending The Back’: Maize And British Agricultural Policy In Southwestern Tanzania 1920-1960” IJAHS, Vol. 41, No. 2 (June 2008): 223-262.

Encyclopedia/Dictionary/Blog Entries 2017 Co-authored Blog “When Historians Collaborate, Scholarship Benefits,” AHA Today August 14 http://blog.historians.org/2017/08/when-historians-collaborate-scholarship-benefits/

2010 Dictionary of African Biography (Oxford University Press, 2011), 2 entries: “Chief Mkwawa” & “Princess of Zanzibar Emily Reute

2009 Encyclopedia of Protest & Revolution: 1500 to Present (Blackwell Publishing, March 2009), 3 entries on “Bishop Abel Muzorewa”, ”Sketchley Samkange”, & “Stanlake John William Thompson Samkange”. .

2004 Consulting Editor, Africa Great Events From History: The Middle Ages. Great Events From History: The Middle Ages two-volume reference work (Salem Press, November 2004).

2004 Great Events From History: The Middle Ages 7 Entries: “Al-Umari (Al-Omari) Writes a History of Africa (African Historiography)”; “Hummay Introduces Islam to Kanem Founds Sefuwa (Saifawa) Dynasty”; “Mai Dunama Dibbalemi Expands Kanem Empire”; “Emergence Mapungubwe (capital of cattle economies of southern Africa)”; “Zirid Dynasty (Converts Tunisia & Eastern Algeria to Sunni Islam)”; “Rise of Kongo Kingdom (Central Africa)”; “Sulama (Mansa Sulayman) revives Malian Power (Resurgence of Mali)”.

2004 Great Events from History: The Ancient World, Prehistory-476 C.E. (Salem Press, April 2004) 10 Entries “Nilo-Saharan Farmers Spread Cultivation & Herding”; “Nilo-Saharan Peoples Produce Food & Pottery”; “Bantu People Invent Copper Metallurgy”; “East African Trading Port of Rhapta Flourishes”; “West African Gold First Reaches

Fourshey, Curriculum Vitæ Page 2 of 17 North Africa”; “Mashariki Bantu Establish Chifumbaze Ironworking Culture”; Hyksos Create Second Intermediate Period”; “Gash Civilization Thrives in Northeastern Africa”; “Omotics Advance Farming Practices in Horn of Africa”; “BaTwa Peoples Thrive in Central Africa”.

2001 Encyclopedia of the Ancient World, Salem Press 7 Entries “Niger-Congo”; “Copper Belt”; “Chifumbaze Culture”; “Gash East African Civilization” “Yam Nilotic Civilization”; “Era of the Nine Saints”.

Consulting 2016 PBS – Africa: The Great Civilizations Series – Airdate February 2017.

Reviews 2015 Book Review Bitter Legacy: Slavery in Africa, in African Studies Review Vol. 14 Issue 4. 2011 Book Review Madagascar: A Short History in African Historical Review vol. 43, no. 2. 2009 Book Review India In Africa, Africa in India: Indian Ocean Cosmopolitanisms in International Journal of African vol. 44, no. 2. Historical Studies. 2009 Book Review End of Dynasty: The Last Days of the Prince Imperial, Zululand 1879 in African Historical Review vol. 41, no. 2. 2009 Book Review Slavery in the Great Lakes Region of East Africa in African Historical Review vol. 41, no 1. 2005 Book Review, Dhows & the Colonial Economy of Zanzibar, 1860-1970 in Itinerario vol. 28, no. 3. 2005 Film Review, “Women Filmmakers From Africa And The Diaspora,” in Newsletter for the Coordinating Council for Women in History vol. 36, no. 2. 2003 Book Review, Mau Mau & Nationhood: Arms, Authority, & Narration in Jenda Issue 7. 1998 Book Review, The Boers in East Africa: Ethnicity & Identity in Ufahamu vol. XXVII, nos. I-III.

CONFERENCES AND PRESENTATIONS 2017 African Studies Association (ASA), Chair Food in Motion: Cuisine, Crops, and Cultural Creativity in Africa History Chicago, IL November 15-19. 2017 ASA, Indigenous Institutions and Development Paradigms How they impact Women, a Roundtable Intervention “Hospitality, Family, & Belonging as Creative and Resilient Institutions,” Chicago, IL November 15-19. 2017 Association for the Study of the Worldwide African Diaspora (ASWAD), Sub-Saharan Migrations Two Sessions Panel “Sub-Saharan African Migration: Challenges & Coping Strategies” Seville, Spain November 7-12. 2017 ASWAD, Empowering the Black Body: Gender, Performance and Power “Contesting Public & Private Spheres through the Kanga” Seville, Spain November 7-12. 2017 American Historical Association (AHA), “Position & Mission: Women of Color Historians' Career Considerations & Implications” Denver, CO January. 2016 ASA, History of Grief & Grieving in Tanzania: Emotion & Demands “ Washington, DC December. 2016 Columbia University History Department Workshop on Historical Linguistics “Where are the Dictionaries & Who are the People?: Historical Linguistics in Southwestern Tanzania” May 5-6. 2016 American Society for Environmental History (ASEH), “Racial Justice & Environmental History, ‘Bantu’ Somali in Kakuma, Kenya” Seattle, WA March 31-April 2. 2016 University of Texas, San Antonio Invited Talk for Women’s History Month (March) “Historicizing Gender Among “Bantu” Somali Transnational refugee community” 2015 AHA, African Emigrants, Immigrants, & Refugees: America to Zambia & Mexico in-Between 1605-2001, Atlanta, GA January 7-10. 2015 ASA, ““We are Flexible not Jareer or Jileec”: Bantu Somali Networks Transcending National Borders” San Diego November. 2015 ASA, Networks beyond the State: New Approaches to Research, Part II, Discussant San Diego November. 2015 National Association of Fellowship Advisors (NAFA) “Letters of Recommendation.” Oakland July. 2014 NEH Seminar for Teachers of World History, Michigan State University invited for 3 Lectures “Africa: A History Denied,” “Swahili Culture,” & “Great Zimbabwe Civilization,” June. 2014 ASA, “Rethinking Violence: Bantu People, Language & Cultures Across Africa” Indianapolis, IN November. 2014 Making Motherhood Visible “Reflecting on the African Life-Cycle: Motherhood to Grandmotherhood & in between” at Museum of Motherhood, NYC March 8, 2014. 2014 Histories of Poverty in Africa “Nyakyusa Food Security & Safwa “Poverty” 1700-1900: History of Poverty & the language surrounding it” Columbia University, NYC March 7, 2014.

Fourshey, Curriculum Vitæ Page 3 of 17 2013 ASA, Organizer, chair, & presenter. Family Life & Mobility/ Mobilizing Family as Site of History, “Food in the Family: Cultivating Crops, Kinships, & Culture in Southeastern Tanzania in the First millennium CE.” Baltimore. 2013 NEH Seminar for Teachers of World History, Michigan State University invited for 3 Lectures “Africa: A History Denied,” “Swahili Culture,” & “Great Zimbabwe Civilization.” 2013 NAFA “Beyond Dos & Don’ts: The Personal Essay in a Page.” Atlanta 2013 AHA, Organizer, chair, & panelist for multi session workshop entitled Creating Lives in & between Centers: Religious, Cultural, & Economic Geographies from Rural to Urban Africa with 2 sessions “Healing Markets, Urban-Rural Networks, & Migration from Kano, Nigeria to Dakar, Senegal” & “In & Out of Africa: Forging Identity through Exclusion, Education, & Healing.” New Orleans. 2012 ASA “The Audacity of Gender: Power, Sex & Social Roles in Africanist Research on Early Africa.” Philadelphia. 2012 Northeastern World History Association (NERWA), Boston University, Plenary Session “Listening to African Voices: Integrating Early African History into World History.” 2012 ASA “Well Behaved Women: Hospitality As an Identity Marker,” Chicago. 2011 ASWAD, “Hospitality As an Identity Marker: Gender & Historical Traces of Africa in the Diaspora,” Pittsburgh. 2011 Schomburg, “Reconsidering Gender in African & African Diasporic Teaching & Research.” 2010 ASA, “Bold Mamas & Audacious Entrepreneurs: Early African Gender Dynamics & the African Diaspora,” San Francisco. 2010 UNC, Charlotte Invited lecture for Africana Studies Center “Karibu Stranger, Come Heal Thy Host: Hospitality as Historical Subject in Southwestern Tanzania.” 2010 Phi Alpha Theta National Conference Panel Chair & Discussant San Diego, CA January. 2009 AHA, “Reconsidering Power in Social Practice: Manners, Etiquette, & Acts of Hospitality,” New York January 3. 2008 Western Social Science Association, (WSSA) “Development Strategies in Southwestern Tanzania: A Model for Historicizing Hospitality,” Denver, Colorado April 25, 2008. 2008 WSSA, Discussant “Slaves & Freedmen: Indian Ocean & Anatolia,” Denver, Colorado April 24, 2008. 2007 SAHC Lecture, “Strangers, Immigrants, & the Established: Narratives of Hospitality in Southwest Tanzania,” Susquehanna University April 1, 2007. 2007 Nineteenth Century Studies Association Conference Moderator “Constructing & Deconstructing Assimilation” Susquehanna University March 10, 2007. 2007 4th Annual New York African History Workshop “Food & Belonging: Hospitality in Southwest Tanzania, 300-1900” Princeton University January 27, 2007. 2007 AHA, “Hospitality in Southwestern Tanzania 300CE-1900CE: Gauging Historical Change Without Written Documents” Atlanta, Georgia January 6, 2007. 2006 National Race & Pedagogy Conference, Panel Teaching about the Psychology of Contemporary Racism: Some Challenges & Some Solutions “Beyond Our Backs as Bridges” University of Puget Sound September 15, 2006. 2006 Agricultural History Conference (AHC), “History of Maize: Language, Food, & Cultural Diffusions in the Greater Atlantic World” MIT, June 15, 2006. 2006 Mobility/Stasis/Modernity in the Space Between, 1914-1945 Conference, Panel Chair & Discussant “Women in the City” Bucknell University. 2006 African Studies Lecture Series, “Language, Food, & Cultural Diffusions in the Greater Atlantic World University of Pennsylvania April 17, 2006. 2006 Phi Alpha Theta (PAT) Regional Conference, Panel Moderator & Discussant for African History Paper Rowan University April 1, 2006. 2005 Asheville Institute: Teaching Islam, “Getting Beyond Jesus & Muhammad: Undergraduate Understandings of Islamic History,” Asheville, NC June 4, 2005. 2004 ASA, “Landscapes of Identity & Histories of Twa in Southwest Tanzanians Language & Memory,” New Orleans, LA, November 14, 2004. 2004 Middle East Now “Understanding between Middle East & America: A perspective from Academia,” Susquehanna University, April 21, 2004.

Fourshey, Curriculum Vitæ Page 4 of 17 2004 ASEH & the National Council on Public History Cultural Places & Natural Spaces: Memory, History, & Landscape “Ukunena & Ukupanga: History, Memory, & Landscapes in Southwest TZ,” Victoria, BC March 31- April 4, 2004. 2003 Office of Multicultural Affairs Preceptorial for Faculty & Staff, Co-presenter “Split Personality?: Issues of Cultural Duality for Minorities at PWIs,” Susquehanna University November 10, 2003. 2003 Orality And Literacy III: Memory “Remembering Tanzania’s Past through Language: Ukunena And Ukupanga Speaking & Creating Historical Order,” Rice University, Houston, TX October 11, 2003. 2003 Office of Multicultural Affairs Preceptorial for Faculty & Staff “Understanding Privilege Systems: White, Male, Heterosexual,” Susquehanna University, October 8, 2003. 2003 Office of Multicultural Affairs Preceptorial for Faculty & Staff Co-presenter “HisPanic: Challenging Role of the Female in Traditional Latino Families,” Susquehanna University September 17, 2003. 2002 Jewish Studies & Holocaust/Genocide Studies, Panelist on “Responding to 9/11: Before & After, Perspectives from Africa,” Susquehanna University, February 26, 2002. 2002 Seventh Annual Kwaanza Celebration, “A Single Bracelet does not Jingle,” Susquehanna University, December 5. 2002 Multi-Cultural Affairs Open House, “A Critical Analysis of CBS’ Survivor 3 in Africa,” Susquehanna University, October 24, 2002. 2001 African Film Festival, “Globalization & Identity inAfrica & the Diaspora,” University of Notre Dame (Panel Discussant), April 28, 2001. 2001 War & Aids in Africa, University of Notre Dame (Co-organized symposium), April 27, 2001 Speakers: Dr. Kearsley Stewart on Uganda, Dr. Jok Madut Jok on Sudan, & Atim George of the US State Department 2001 Erskine Peters Research Forum, “A Choir of Descanting Voices: The Future of African & Afrodiasporan Studies, “ University of Notre Dame, April 11, 2001. 2000 ASA, “Alternative Approaches to Early African History: What Language Tells us about History in Tanzania’s Corridor,” Nashville, TN, November 17, 2000. 2000 Northwestern University, Invited Guest Lecturer, “Precolonial History in Tanzania’s Lakes Corridor,” Evanston, IL November 15, 2000, 2000 University of Notre Dame, Brown Bag Lecture Series, “Social Institutions in Ancient Eastern African History,” November 14. 2000 Geolinguistics Conference, “The History of Tanzania’s National Language Policy: Cause for Language Extinction?” CUNY Baruch, October 19, 2000. 2000 University of Notre Dame, Colloquium “Law, Politics, & Ethnicity: Interdisciplinary Methods in African Studies,” September 15, 2000. 1999 University of Pennsylvania, Invited Guest Lecture, “Early History in Tanzania's Corridor: Linguistic Evidence & Social History,” November 22, 1999. 1995 Southwestern Historical Association Conference “Early African Presence in the New World,” Houston, TX, May 1995.

GRANTS, FELLOWSHIPS, & HONORS INDIVIDUAL 2017 Bucknell BIPP Research Grant – “Women, Development, and Public Policies in Zambia, Tanzania, DRC, and Mozambique” Awarded $6,000 to conduct summer research.

2016-19 NEH Collaborative Grant – “Expressions & Transformations of Gender, Family, & Status in Eastern & Central Africa 500-1800 CE,” (10/2016 – 10/2019) Awarded $200,000 for field research & book project.

2015 Susquehanna University Center for Teaching & Learning Award Teaching Excellence & Innovation 2015 Susquehanna University Theresa Palmer Society Award for Mentorship 2014 NEH Collaborative $275,000 for 3-Year Grant 2015-2018 Gender Transformations & Expressions in Africa’s Matrilineal Belt from the Atlantic Era to Colonial Times (not funded). 2014 Susquehanna University Summer Opportunities for student-faculty collaborative research. $2,500 to conduct interviews with student among Bantu Somali immigrants in Lewiston Maine. 2013 Signe Gates Award Susquehanna University Recognition of outstanding contributions to institution. 2009 Alpha Lambda Delta - Chosen by student, Meredith Beck, to be initiated honor society

Fourshey, Curriculum Vitæ Page 5 of 17 2006 Susquehanna University Summer Opportunities for student-faculty collaborative research. $2,500 to conduct interviews & produce a video on malaria among Tanzanians. 2006 University Grant Research in Tanzania & London $6,000 2005-6 University of Pennsylvania research at UCLA & University of Pennsylvania 2005 University of Pennsylvania research at UCLA & University of Pennsylvania 2004 NEH/Arthur Vining Davis Award for Summer research & writing $2,500 2004 NEH/Ross Award for course development $1,500 2004 CIC/ACOR Grant for the Study of Islamic Culture & History in Amman, Jordan 2002 National Endowment for the Humanities Indian Ocean Institute, July 2002 $5,000 2002 Susquehanna University Faculty Development Grant $3,000 2000-1 University of Notre Dame Erskine Peters Fellowship Dissertation Year in Residence $30,000 1999 American Association of University Women Dissertation Grant $30,000 1999 Ford Foundation Finalist & Honorable Mention for Dissertation Proposal 1998-9 Fulbright Award for Dissertation Research $20,000 1998-9 International Studies Overseas Programs-Ford Fieldwork Fellowship $3,000 1997 James S. Coleman African Studies Center Pre-dissertation Grant $2,000 1996 International Studies Overseas Programs-Ford Travel Grant $1,500 1996-7 James S. Coleman African Studies Center Mentorship Fellowship $1,500 1996 UCLA Graduate Division Summer Research Grant $1,500 1995 Fulbright-Hays Language Study Abroad Grant/Advanced Swahili Program 1993-7 UCLA Graduate Fellowship For graduate studies in History $17,00 per year for 4 years

INSTITUTIONAL 2014-15 CIC-Mellon Grant participant in the development of Online Humanities Instruction 2012 McNair Grant Co-PI for DOE award for university to develop opportunities for research & graduate school preparation of low-income, first-generation students. Worked with a team of 12 faculty & staff to develop grant proposal. Not funded but received highest score in all categories except one – university data collection data on low-income, first-generation student retention & outcomes, this category received 9 of 12 points.

2003-4 Fulbright CIES Understanding Contemporary Islam A Program of the American University of Beirut to Promote Mutual Understanding between East & West. Brought two scholars of Islam to Susquehanna for six weeks through grant I authored. 2002-3 Susquehanna University Degenstein Teaching Innovation Grant which I wrote $10,000 Departmental Grant to Apply Technology to Classroom Instruction in History Department. 2001 Claude Ake Scholars Program Dr. Stella Madeume The Claude Ake Memorial Awards Program is funded by the Ford Foundation & seeks to encourage young & mid-career African scholar-activists to carry out research, reflection & writing about their ideas & activities at small American universities. We were able to host Stella Madeume at Susquehanna through grant I authored.

TEACHING EXPERIENCE DOMESTIC 2015 Bucknell University, Associate Professor of History & International Relations.

2001-2015 Susquehanna University, Assistant Professor 2001-2006, Associate Professor of History 2007.

2000-01 University of Notre Dame Lecturer, Department of History “Colonialism & Resistance”.

1994-1996 University of California, Los Angeles, Teaching Associate African History (2 semesters), Latin American History (3 Semesters), Middle East History (2 semesters).

ABROAD 2015 Cyprus. Faculty Co-Director. Travel with 26 students for Cross-Cultural learning about the political & social divisions in Cyprus as a result of national & international conflict.

2014 Villandraut, France. Faculty Co-Director. Travel with 11 students studying French to live & work with a team of French volunteers on Medieval castle restoration, May-June.

2011 University of the Gambia, Faculty Director of KSAC program. Taught 3 courses to both American & Gambian students. Led Oral History workshop. Coordinated guest lectures, cultural activities, & field

Fourshey, Curriculum Vitæ Page 6 of 17 experiences. Supervised 7 undergraduates from the US & 1 from Sweden in The Gambia.

Summer Research project in Tanzania set up & supervised for 1 SU student & 1 Tanzanian student. 2006 Summer Uongozi Institute Tanzania, University of Dar es Salaam/UCLA Ford Foundation Funded Institute served as 1998 Teaching Associate & Program Coordinator “Democracy & Governance in Africa” lectured, arranged guest speakers, & coordinated activities in program based in Tanzania for 40 undergraduates from Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, the United States, & Denmark. Traveled with students to Kenya & Uganda to meet with government ministers as well as directors of NGOs.

UNIVERSITY AND DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE 2017 Bucknell GRIOT Lecture Series “The Black Body (Re)considered” Introduced Speaker, Harvey Young March 22. 2016 Bucknell History Department Black Atlantic position search committee. 2016 Bucknell First-year summer reading, Discussion Leader for Loving Day August 19. 2016 Bucknell Humanities Open House Snap Talk “Migration as a Social Positive” August 12. 2016 Bucknell Admissions Admitted Student Open House Two sessions on “Coffee, Kola, & Cocoa: Africa’s Historical Impacts,” April 16. 2016 Bucknell Diversity Summit Moderated & Guided roundtable discussion for Office of Global Education March 20. 2015-6 Bucknell in Ghana Advisory Board. Read proposals, attend meetings to make decisions about program. 2015 Bucknell Admissions Journey to Bucknell Master Class November 10. 2015 Bucknell Africana Studies Director position search committee. 2015 Bucknell International Relations Department Latin America position search committee. 2015 Bucknell History Department Black Atlantic position search committee. 2015 Bucknell First-year summer reading, Discussion Leader for Good Food Revolution. 2015 Bucknell Africana Studies Post-Doctoral Fellowship selection committee. 2011-15 Susquehanna Faculty Personnel Committee Deliberate on cases of tenure, promotion, sabbatical, & teaching & research awards. Elected Committee term 2011-2014 & 2014-2017. 2010 Susquehanna Global Opportunities Office Search Committees for Director of Program Development. 2010 Susquehanna Leadershape Facilitator Family Cluster Leader for seven day student leadership development retreat, January 17, 2010 - January 23, 2010. 2009-15 Susquehanna Chief Diversity Officer's Focus Group & Advisory Board. 2008-15 KSAC consortium on study abroad with Juniata & Washington & Jefferson Gambia Program Development. 2008-15 Susquehanna Global Opportunities Program Committee Read, Deliberate on & Approve proposals submitted by Faculty. 2008-10 Susquehanna BIAS Response Team Developed a protocol system for students to report incidents of bias on campus; Advise in cases of Bias. 2008-09 Led data Collection & Wrote Report for Susquehanna 10 Year History Department Review. 2008 Susquehanna Student Life Search Committee for Director of Multicultural Affairs. 2008 Susquehanna Honors Program Open House for Accepted Students, Presentation “Research & Fulbright Grant Opportunities” April 1, 2008. 2008 Susquehanna French Department Search Committee. 2008 Susquehanna Theater Department Search Committee for Costume Design. 2007 Susquehanna Theater Department Search Committee for Costume Design. 2007-08 Susquehanna University Board Observer. Elected Position. 2007 Susquehanna Honors Program Open House for Accepted Students, “Research & Fulbright Grant Opportunities” Presentation with Stephanie Owens March 30, 2007. 2006-10 Susquehanna Teacher Education Committee, Department Representative. 2006-09 Susquehanna University Council, Elected Member of Advisory Board to the President. 2005 Susquehanna University Theme 2006 & 2007 Planning Committee. 2005 Susquehanna Honors Program Open House for Accepted Students, “Food for Thought” Presentation with Erica Zornig & Lindsay Carpenter April 1, 2005. 2005 Retreat Planning Committee Susquehanna Strategic Plan Intellectual Engagement. 2005 Susquehanna Tsunami Teach-In, The Indian Ocean Basin & Islam: From Somalia to Indonesia February 17, 2005. 2004-15 Susquehanna Fulbright Program Advisor (FPA) Oversaw & coordinated entire Fulbright process at Susquehanna. 2004-06 International Student Advisor Served as a mentor to international students while they studied at Susquehanna. Fall 2004 Susquehanna University Council, Elected Interim Committee Member. Academic2003-06 Susquehanna Standing Committee, Elected Member of Academic Decision Making for Students in Poor Academic. Standing 2003-08 Serenity, Advisor to student newsletter by & about women. 2003-10 Editorial Board, Susquehanna University Press.

Fourshey, Curriculum Vitæ Page 7 of 17 2003-12 Susquehanna PAT, Advisor. 2003-05 Susquehanna Presidential Task Force on Diversity. 2003-04 Susquehanna University Public Safety Search Committee. 2003 Participated in several Susquehanna University events for admitted students in New York City. 2003 Participated in the Susquehanna Admissions Prep for Prep Recruiting Events. Fall 2002 Participated in Susquehanna Honors Student Retreat September 13, 2002. Fall 2002 Hosted Public History Event for majors with Susquehanna History alums October 17, 2002. Fall 2002 Susquehanna University, LGBT Oral History Project Consultant & Interviewer. 2002-03 Susquehanna University, Middle States Accreditation Led sub-Committee on Living/Learning Communities. 2001-04 Susquehanna University, Office of Multicultural Affairs Advisory Board/Task Force.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 2015 National Association of Fellowship Advisors Conference “The Road Less Traveled” Oakland, CA, July 15-18 2012 National Association of Fellowship Advisors Conference “Reaching out & Digging In” Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA July 12-13 2010 LeaderShape Training, Mentorship & Teaching Workshop. 2007 Council on Undergraduate Research Conference “The Art of Grantsmanship” Alexandria Virginia March 8-10 2007. 2006 University of Puget Sound Race & Pedagogy Conference September 14-17, 2006. 2005 UNCA Liberal Learning Institute “Teaching Islam in the Undergrad Curriculum” June 1-4, 2005 Asheville, North Carolina. 2004 AAC&U “Diversity And Learning: Democracy’s Compelling Interest” October 21-23, 2004 Nashville, Tennessee. 2003 ACAD “Intellectual Leadership in the Liberal Arts” October 23-25, 2003 College of Charleston, SC. 2003 Tidewater Consortium, William & Mary College Williamsburg, VA June 8-13, 2003, Teaching & Learning Conference. 2003 Forum for the Future, Bucknell University Lewisburg, PA May 14, 2003 Leadership in Higher Education.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS • Environmental History Association, Since 2003 • American Historical Association (AHA), Since 2000 • Society of African Archaeologists (SAFA), Since 2000 • African Studies Association (ASA), Since 1994 • Tanzania Studies Association (TSA), Since 1994

LANGUAGES English & Kiswahili: Fluent Spoken & Written

French: Intermediate Reading for research & Basic Conversational

German & Dutch: Basic Reading for research

RESEARCH Field Interviews and Archival Work—Zambia and Democratic Republic of Congo Gender History, May-July 2017.

Archival Research—Washington, DC Anthropological Archive March 12-18.

Field Interviews and Archival Work—Tanzania Bantu Somali Refugees/Tanzanian Citizens, May-July 2016.

Archival Research—Washington, DC Anthropological Archive March 13-19.

Interviews—Lewiston, Maine Bantu Somali Refugees, August 2014 & March/August 2015.

Archival Research—United Kingdom Tanzania Colonial Agriculture, Public Records Office/National Archives August 2006.

Field Interviews—Tanzania Colonial Agriculture/Precolonial Knowledge, July 2006.

Preliminary Archival Research – Washington, DC National Archives & Library of Congress, Survey of materials on agricultural marketing in Tanzania during late colonial & post-colonial period 2005-2006.

Field Interviews/ Archival Research—Tanzania, Interviewed informants in urban context on issues of agricultural marketing May 2002-July 2002.

Fourshey, Curriculum Vitæ Page 8 of 17

Archival Research—United Kingdom, July 2000 - Researched & collected missionary records at School of Oriental & African Studies Mission Collection, British Library, & Rhodes House. Field Interviews—Tanzania, October 1998-September 1999- Conducted Dissertation Fieldwork & Archival Research. Interviewed informants from 14 languages in 30 villages.

Field Interviews—Southwestern Tanzania, October 1997-March 1998 Pre-dissertation Fieldwork.

Archival Research—Berlin, Germany, 1997 Spent one month researching & collecting primary documents about Colonial German Tanganyika from the Bundesarchiv, Preussischer Staatsarchiv, & the Berlin Mission Archive.

Njombe Languages of Southern Tanzania, 1996-1997 12-month research project conducting interviews & collecting linguistic data from dictionaries.

Oral Traditions of Southwestern Tanzania, Summer 1996 Research Project researching secondary oral source material.

Research Assistant UCLA Anthropology Department, 1995-1996 - Transcribed interviews for Professor compiling book on linguistic anthropology of the Caribbean.

Research Assistant to Visiting Kenyan Fulbright Scholar, 1995-1996 - Assisted in compiling & editing research materials on Swahili History.

UCLA, Diaspora Internet Project, 1995-1996 - Collected materials & information on the French & Dutch speaking Diaspora.

COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 2016-17 American Historical Association Leland Prize Committee (Chair) Review 19 books & convene committee for vote 2015 Rochester University Press Reviewed Book Manuscript 2012 Westview Press Reviewed 7 chapter African History in Global/World History Textbook. 2012 African Studies Review Peer reviewed Journal Article on history of informal economy in East Africa. 2010 Kutztown University History Department 5 Year review Served as lead reviewer, collected data, attended classes, met with faculty & students, authored the final report to Provost, Dean, & History department. 2013-15 National Association of Fellowship Advisors, Membership & Outreach Community 2007 PAT Eastern Pennsylvania Regional Conference Organized & Hosted Conference for 70 undergraduates March 17, 2007. 2006 Houghton Mifflin Reviewed History of Africa Textbook 2003-04 Mid Atlantic Women’s Studies Conference (MAWSA) February 21, 2004 Organizing Committee, Film coordinator, & Chair of the Proposal selection committee August 2003-February 2004 2003 The Historian, Peer Reviewed Article for publication

CAMPUS PRESENTATIONS 2016 Humanities Center Symposium “Hospitality and Hostility: Immigrants, New Comers, and the Established” November 15.

2016 GRIOT Panelist “Why Hamilton, the Musical Matters: A Workshop and Conversation,” October 1.

2016 CREGS-GRIOT Panel Moderator “Humanity, Testimony, Language: A Roundtable Discussion on James Baldwin’s Influence on the Humanities,” April 13.

2009 Susquehanna Faculty Scholarship Committee Panel Discussant – Sabbatical Proposals September 10.

2007 Brotherhood Panel “Race Relations on the Susquehanna Campus,” November 26. 2007 Brotherhood Panel “Interracial Dating an Historical Perspective,” February 15. 2006 Women’s Studies Panel “Can You Have it All: Career, Family, Life” March 23. 2005 Brotherhood Panel “Racism!: The Controversial Topic of the Crusader” November 14. 2003 Brotherhood Panel “Intra-Racial Racism” February 6. 2001 Fall National French Week Panel Discussant of Senagalese Film Faat Kine by Ousmane Sembene.

WIDER COMMUNITY

Fourshey, Curriculum Vitæ Page 9 of 17 2017 Zambia Channel 814 – GOTV, My Country, My Pride television program on gender history in Zambia. 2017 Radio LUSWEPO Mambwe Stories, Bilingual Radio program interview on historical research in Zambia. 2016 Campus Theater Campus Theater Summer Film Series Piracy Talk to introduce the film Goonies July 26, 2016. 2015 Selinsgrove Area High School National Honor Society Guest Speaker – February 6, 2015 Led a Discussion with approximately twenty high school students on race & police actions. 2011 American Corner Cultural Arm of the US Embassy in The Gambia – Led discussion with Gambian Youth in February, also Led discussion on Moyo’s Dead Aid in June. 2010 Project Forward Leap Summer enrichment program for middle school through high school students. Part of group at Susquehanna involved in developing a college partnership for students in the program. 2007 Selinsgrove Area High School Middle States Accreditation December 2007. 2007 Selinsgrove Area High School Guest speaker for discussion of Achebe’s Things Fall Apart March 20, 2007. 2005 Baltimore Sun Sunday, April 10, 2005 Spoke to the prospects of new Pope‘s potential role in Africa. 2005 “Religious Food For Thought,” The Daily Item Interview for January 30, 2005 front page of House & Home. 2003 Sharon Lutheran Church, Selinsgrove PA, February 9, 2003 Lectured & facilitated discussion entitled “HIV/AIDS in Africa, Prospects & Hope: Examples from Tanzania”.

Young Women’s Futures Symposium, Selinsgrove PA, March 9, 2003 Served as Facilitator for “Stairway to 2003 Success” Also participated in the training held February 4.

Philadelphia Youth Works, Interim Senior Coordinator, Three Months, 2001 Organized, selected, & coordinated 2001 summer jobs for over 150 youth in Philadelphia (Paid position). AAUW Educational Foundation, Guest Speaker, May 2000 Tustin Branch Membership Open House Spoke on 2000 Women in Tanzania. Habitat for Humanity, House Construction, Two Weeks Summer, 1999 Participated in the First Ladies Build 1999 Korogwe, Tanzania building homes.

CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT - COURSES DESIGNED AND TAUGHT I have adapted my courses to fulfill the CCC at Bucknell University in the areas of W2 courses, Social Sciences, Global Connections, & Social Sciences. My courses count towards majors in History, International Relations, and Africana Studies. I previously developed a number of courses to fulfill various Central Curriculum requirements while at Susquehanna University those included: Team Intensive, Writing Intensive, Historical Perspectives, Interdisciplinary, & Diversity. Bucknell Courses • African History I – HIST 299 (Fall 2015) • Piracy HIST 399 (Fall 2015) • History Methods HIST 200 (Spring 2016) • Hospitality & Hostility HIST 100 (Spring 2016) • Popular Culture in Africa HIST 299 (Spring 2016) • Imagining Africa Fall FOUN 098 (Fall 2016) • International Relations in Africa HIST274/IREL 274 (Fall 2016) • Making Contemporary Africa HIST 292/AFST 292/IREL 293 (Fall 2016)

Susquehanna Courses • African Gender History (HIST:390) • Africa’s Global Diaspora (HIST:390) • African History Survey – 1400 to Present (HIST:172) • African History Survey – Early Africa to 1400 (HIST:171) • African Politics & Governments (PO:225/HIST:225) • Collective Inquiry (HIST:401) • East African History (HIST:390) • Environmental History (HIST:390) • Gender in Africa (HIST:500) • Global Opportunities Reflection (INTD:300) • History Methods (HIST:300) • Honors Thought Seminar: Constructing Africa “Out of Our Minds” (HO:100)

Fourshey, Curriculum Vitæ Page 10 of 17 • Honors Thought Seminar: Religion & Identity (HO:100) • History of Anthropological Theory in Africa (HIST:500) • International Studies Theory & Practice (INTD:201) • Islam & Globalization (HIST:390) • Islam in Africa (HIST:390) • Islam in Global Perspective (HIST:390) • Kiswahili (HIST:502/LANG:502) • Latin American History Survey – 1400 to 1800 (HIST:180) • Oral History (HIST:390) • Piracy (HIST 370/HIST:399) • Piracy: Indian Ocean to the Internet (HIST:375) • Popular Culture in Africa (HIST:390) • Senior Seminar (HIST:410) • Women in African History (HIST:500)

2001 Lecturer, Department of History, University of Notre Dame “Colonialism & Resistance”

1994-6 University of California, Los Angeles, Teaching Associate

COURSES TAUGHT • Latin American Social History through Film, Teaching Associate for Professor Jose Moya, Spring 1996 • Ancient African Civilization, Professor Chris Ehret, Winter 1996 • Near & Middle East History, Professor James Gelvin, Fall 1995 • African Civilization 1800 to the Present, Professor Boniface Obichere, Spring 1995 • Latin American Revolution & Reform, Professor Bradford Burns, Winter 1995 • Latin America: Race, Ethnicity, & Gender, Professor Kevin Terraciano, Fall 1994

SUPERVISED STUDENT RESEARCH FIELDWORK/ORIGINAL RESEARCH 2017 Ashley Quaidoo-Jones BIPP Summer research “Women, Development, and Public Policies in Zambia and Mozambique” 2016 Maho Fujita’s (IREL & ECON major) BIPP/Emerging Scholar funded research in Tanzania. 2015-16 Janeen Westra, Bucknell Presidential Fellow – Refugees, Migrants, & Community Engagement 2015-2016 Leo Fosting Fomba, Fremont Scholar – Power, Identity & Development Work Comparative History 2015 Melanie Demakis, UN Internship fasculty supervisor. 2013-14 Rye McKenzie, Susquehanna Presidential Fellow – Post-Grad Prestigious Compensated Opportunities: Developing strategies of student engagement. 2015 Melanie Demakis, United Nations Internship, Melanie Demakis 2015 Michaela Feltman, Sleifer House Museum Internship Project 2014 Brenna Burke, Somali Bantu Refugees & Immigrants, Lewiston, ME 2013 Hailey Gouza, Somali Bantu Refugees & Immigrants, Lewiston, ME 2012 Bridget Burns, Somali Bantu Refugees & Immigrants, Lewiston & Boston 2011 Gambia National Archives & Oral Interviews, Holly Belkot, “A Female Prisoner at Mile Two Prison in the 1950s”; Shelby Glover, “Development of Tourism Industry in The Gambia 1960s-1990s”; Karamo Sanneh, “Flying Over Yundum: Development of an International Airport 1960s-1970s”; Alphonse Mendy, “Confidential Files on Foddey Kabba & the Islamic Jihads of late 1800s & early 1900s” 2009-10 Cody Miller & Michael McLain - Research Advisor Country Cupboard Archive Development & Historical Display, local family owned business December 2009-December 2010 2010 Nicole Caviris - Irish Immigration Center Boston, June 1, 2010 - August 20, 2010 2010 Jaqueline Newell - World Center Our Chalet Switzerland WAGGS, May 15, 2010 - August 19, 2010 2009 Berkeley Chapman Hitchner Social Justice Fellowship Research Paper– “Women in Hip Hop” 2006 Courtney Lippincott, “Deadly Killer or Daily Nuisance: Perceptions of Malaria in Tanzania & America” Documentary, Summer 2006 in Tanzania.

STUDENT RESEARCH PUBLISHED

Fourshey, Curriculum Vitæ Page 11 of 17 2013 Morgan Lewis, “The Global Conflict of Religious Doctrines: Sharia Law & Western Christian Law” Political Review Susquehanna University 4 (Spring 2013): 22-40.

2013 Adam Ozer “Presidents’ Conceptual Complexity & Political Context in State of the Union Addresses” Political Review Susquehanna University 4 (Spring 2013): 1-21.

2006 History Methods Course “Local Histories” Self-Published 21 primary source papers commissioned by History Department for future methods students to consult.

2004 Honors Thought Course “Food For Thought & Religious Identity Cookbook” Self published & sold 80 copies all funds donated to Tsuanmi Relief with Red Crescent & Red Cross.

2004 Kris Rico “Commercial City-State Of Jenne (Djenné) Is Founded In The Inland Delta Of The Niger River,” Great Events from History: The Ancient World Salem Press.

2004 Katherine Beem “Bantu peoples spreading farming south across modern countries of Angola, Zambia, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, & the eastern parts of South Africa between 400b.c.e. & 300b.c.e.,” Great Events from History: The Ancient World Salem Press.

2004 Sheena Binkley “Terra Cotta Sculpting Technique by Bantu people of Lydenburg culture Date: 5th century c.e.,” Great Events from History: The Ancient World Salem Press.

2004 Evan Shuey “Niger-Congo Religion 6000-5000 bce,” Great Events from History: The Ancient World Salem Press 1500 words; “First Hausa State Established,” Great Events from History: The Medieval World Salem Press 1500 words; “Daud ben al Hasan becomes Sultan of Kilwa,” Great Events from History: The Medieval World Salem Press.

2004 Candice R. Ellington “Earliest Ironworking sites in sub-Saharan Africa appear in two distant regions, Lake Chad & present day Rwanda,” Great Events from History: The Ancient World Salem Press.

2004 Elizabeth Laub, John-Peter Connolly, Lauren Protinsky, Drew Yerger, “Trade & Currency in Africa,” Great Events from History: The Medieval World Salem Press.

2004 Travis Hamilton, Elizabeth Leighton, Daisy Conduah, “Ali bin Al-Hasan founds Kilwa,” Great Events from History: The Medieval World Salem Press.

2004 Richard Fink, Aileen Carlson, Joanna Debella, “Sumanguru Attacks Capital of Ghana, History of Ancient Ghana Politics,” Great Events from History: The Medieval World Salem Press.

STUDENT PAPERS PRESENTED IN PUBLIC FORUM 2016 Maho Fujita, “Tanzanian Lives & Chinese Investment in Tanzania,” Presented at SusquehannaValley Undergraduate Research Bloomsburg University.

2013 Holly Belkot, “Burning Down The House: One Gambian Woman’s Experience of Colonial Imprisonment 1940-1950,” Presented at the PAT Regional Conference Bloomsburg University.

2013 Josh Spesaison, “The Primary Concern of the United States in the 1964 Cyprus Crisis,” Presented at the PAT Regional Conference Bloomsburg University.”

2013 Nicole Wranovics, “Mental Illness from Dorothea Dix to John F. Kennedy: A Century of Legislation, Litigation, & the Regulation of Institutional Psychiatry 1880s-1980s” Presented at the PAT Regional Conference Bloomsburg University.

2012 Raven Blye-Branch, “Senegalese Muslim Notions of Beauty in the Twenty-First Century” Presented at NCUR

2011 Nolan Wilbur, “Mastery over Mammoth Cave” Presented at the PAT Regional Conference Villanova.

2010 Amande Bongard, “Intersecting Identities: A Study of Parisian Market-Women & Their Involvement in the October Days” Presented at the PAT National Conference San Diego January 2010.

2010 T'rese Evancho, “A Perfect Gentleman:” The Use of an Idealized Ethnic Identity in the Italian-American Mafia through a Case Study of Hit Man, Jack ‘the Dandy” Parisi’ Presented at the PAT National Conference San Diego January 2010.

Fourshey, Curriculum Vitæ Page 12 of 17

2010 Andrew Girio, “Little League HITS!: Little League's Change in Structure & Ideology from 1939-1956” Presented at the PAT National Conference San Diego January 2010.

2010 Hailey McCord, “Take them out, Squeeze them out, Buy them out:” The United States, USSR, Cuba, & the Politics of the Cuban Missile Crisis, 1962 – Presented at the PAT National Conference San Diego January 2010.

2010 Rebecca Swanger, “Uncertain Depiction: The Spanish Civil War & Women of the Popular Front, 1936-1939” Presented at the PAT National Conference San Diego January 2010.

2010 Chelsea Smith, “The Suffocation of Gilboa: The Construction of the Schoharie Reservoir 1917-1926” Presented at the NCUR Conference Montana April 2010.

2010 Sarah Myers, “Army Corps & Susquehanna University During WWII” Presented at the Regional PAT Conference Bloomsburg University April 2010.

2007 Meghan Murray, “Clara Barton,” Presented at the Regional PAT Conference Susquehanna University March 17, 2007 Won Award for Best American History Paper.

2007 Brad Rousse, “Them Damned Pictures”: Thomas Nast's Not-so-hidden Campaign against the Irish” Presented at the Regional PAT Conference Susquehanna University March 17, 2007 Award for Best Overall History Paper.

2007 Lindsay White, “Oral Histories from Vietnam Veterans,” Presented at the Regional PAT Conference Susquehanna University March 17, 2007.

2007 Justin VanFleet, “Amos Alonzo Stagg Sr.,” Presented at the Regional PAT Conference Susquehanna University March 17, 2007.

2007 Kristyn Kropa, Malory Naill, Eric Stahlnecker, Shane Lake “Oral Accounts of Rwandan Genocide,” Presented at the Regional PAT Conference Susquehanna University March 17, 2007.

2006 Meghan Murray, “Religion or Rights: Susquehanna University Student Protest in 1966,” Presented at the Regional PAT Conference Rowan University April 1, 2006 Won Award for Best Undergraduate Paper.

2006 James Baublitz, “Miles Davis: Kind of Blue,” Presented at the Regional PAT Conference Rowan University April 1, 2006. 2006 Anne Brockman, “The Susquehanna Female College,” Presented at the Regional PAT Conference Rowan University April 1, 2006.

2006 Jack Calabria, “Toy Soldiers: American Elections in the Twentieth Century,” Presented at the Regional PAT Conference Rowan University April 1, 2006.

2004 Alison Dillon, “History of the United Nations Environment Programme” Presented as a poster at the American Society for Environmental History Conference Victoria, BC April 1, 2004.

Jessica Daly, “‘The War Is Over, Independence Is Our Fact’ An Analysis of South African English Language Poetry 2003 Published by New Coin from 1989-1999: The Landscape of Violence & Change in the Language of the ‘New’ South Africa,” Presented at Susquehanna University April 17, 2003.

2003 Lindsay Peters, “Social Issues among Muslim Women in Northern Sudan,” (20 pp.), Presented at the 23rd Mid-Atlantic Undergraduate Social Research Conference April 22, 2003.

2003 Edward Bentz “Islam Under French & British Colonial Rule,” (18 pp.), Presented at Susquehanna University Senior Scholars Day April 22, 2003.

2003 Ryan Desrochers, “Islam, Christianity & Religious Tolerance in the Political Divisions of Tanzania,” (18 pp.), Presented at the 23rd Mid-Atlantic Undergraduate Social Research Conference April 22, 2003.

2003 E.J. Maynard, “Islam, Slavery, & Economic Change in Nineteenth Century East Africa,” (21pp.), Presented at the 23rd Mid-Atlantic Undergraduate Social Research Conference April 22, 2003.

Fourshey, Curriculum Vitæ Page 13 of 17 2003 Evan Shuey, “Islam & Christianity the Conflict of Law in Nigeria,” (18 pp.) Presented at the 23rd Mid-Atlantic Undergraduate Social Research Conference April 22, 2003.

2003 Blaine Horrocks, “Africa & Islam in Artistic Perspective,” (12 pp.), Presented at the 23rd Mid-Atlantic Undergraduate Social Research Conference April 22, 2003.

2003 Jennifer Sprague “(Mis)Representations of Africa in the Media,” (10 pp.), Presented at the 23rd Mid-Atlantic Undergraduate Social Research Conference April 22, 2003.

SENIOR THESES SUPERVISED 2015 Hailey Gouza, “Escape, Await, Arrival, Assimilate: A Case Study of Somali Bantus in Lewiston, Maine,” pp. 38.

2015 Jason Papillo, “Cyber Piracy & Maritime Law,” pp. 30.

2014 Eryn Spangler “Think the time is right for a palace revolution”: The Creation of British Youth Identity in the 1960s,” pp. 26.

2013 Holly Belkot, Burning Down The House: A Gambian Woman’s Experience of Imprisonment 1940-1950” pp. 22

2013 Holly Belkot, “Female Prisoners in the United States & their Shifting Rights in the 1970s” pp. 26

2012 Bridget Burns, “Somali Bantu’s in Lewiston Maine & their Economic Development” pp. 18 Fulbright Research Mauritius

2012 Nicole Wranovics, ““The Construction & Evolution of Rights for the Mentally Ill 1970s-1980s” pp. 31

2012 Mikaela LaBant “Hidden Truth: Finding the Past & the Present in Guatemala’s Diario Militar” pp. 23 Americorps Volunteer

2012 Josh Spesaison, The Cyprus Crisis of 1964 & US Interests” pp. 22

2012 Kristen Bailey “Fear of Eggheads & Mongrelizers: Citizens’ Council & Anti-segregation efforts of 1950s” pp. 16

2012 Blake Morris, “Three Mile Island Disaster & the Public Reaction” pp. 22

2012 Pamela Keilig, “Women of the Empire: Acculturating British women in imperial India” (34pp.). Entered Ph.D. in International Studies at SIT & PeaceCorps.

2011 Sam Clements, “Did They Kill God or Did They Kill Good: The Christian Socialist Movement & the Construction of God & Morality in Victorian England” (34pp.) International Affairs MA The New School.

2011 Joseph Sherlock, “At the Woods’ Edge”: Native American & European Encounters on the North Branch of the Susquehanna River in the Eighteenth Century” (22pp.) 2011 Nicole Farparan, “Borgias: Original Crime Family or Sensationalized Gossip of the Fifteenth Century” (17pp.)

2010 Nolan Kennedy, “The Embrace of Private Religion & its Failure to Hinder Genocide: An Examination of the Rwandan Genocide” (26pp.)

2010 Rebecca Swanger, “An Uncertain Depiction: The Spanish Civil War & Women of the Popular Front, 1936-1939” Presented at PAT National 2010 (33pp.). Completed MA in European History Carnegie Mellon & second MA in Library Science.

2010 Natasha Eisenhart, “Mes esame Lietuviai! We are Lithuanians!: A Study of Lithuanian Festivals, Culture, & Religion in late 20th century Anthracite Pennsylvania” (20pp.)

2010 Ryan Shanely, “Driving the Majestic Highway”: Marketing the Pennsylvania Turnpike, 1935-1942” (20pp.)

2010 Kristin Lemunyon, “Nationalism on Trial: Competing Views of Serbia in 21st Century as seen through Slobodan Milosevic's War Crime Trials” Presented at the NCUR Conference Ithaca April 2011 (30pp.)

2010 Cody Miller, “The Middleton Family: South Carolina’s Forgotten Legacy” (18pp.)

Fourshey, Curriculum Vitæ Page 14 of 17

2010 Alycia Woodruff, “Forgive Her, She is only a Woman: Representations of Womanhood in Life Magazine 1940-1960” (20pp.)

2009 Connor Dugan “Track to Interethnic Identity: Historical Case Study of Sayre Pennsylvania 1900 to 1940” Presented at PAT Regional 2010 (24pp.)

2009 Jennifer Hero “Counterculture to Common Culture: Tattooing in America from 1960 to 2009” Presented at PAT National 2010 (30pp.). Entered Ph.D. in Earth Science at Rice University.

2010 Chelsea Smith, “The Suffocation of Gilboa: The Construction of the Schoharie Reservoir 1917-1926” (21pp.) Presented at the NCUR Conference Montana April 2010. Entered MA Program in American History.

2007 Anne Brockman, “Women & Prohibition in the Northeast,” (29pp.) 2007 Nick Defoe, “Bootleggers in New York” (20pp.) 2007 Whitney Rozelle, “Travellers of Ireland & Social Identity,” (40pp.). Completed MA in Irish Studies at Queens University, Belfast. 2007 Tom Weeks, “The Development of Lewisburg: A Town & its Dam,” (18pp.) 2006 Lindsay White, “The Turning: A History of Vietnam Veterans Against the War,” (20pp.) 2006 John Salvatore, “Propaganda in the Cold War & the Space Race” (21pp.) 2006 Jenn Siegenthaler, “No Guts, No Glory: The Sacrifice & Resolve of Black Civil War Soldiers in the Face of Discrimination,” (35pp.) 2006 Kevin Stewart, “The Ties That Bind: The Power Behind the Munera Gladiatorum” (26pp.) 2006 Justin VanFleet, “Amos Alonzo Stagg Sr. & his Impact on Susquehanna University,” (20pp.) 2005 John Dillon, “Why Was it War, Why Was it Great?: WWI from British & German Soldiers’ Letters,” (25pp.) 2005 Jack Calabria, “Toy Soldiers: American Elections in the Twentieth Century,” (30pp.) 2005 Ben Gibboney, “Economics of Slave Trade from the view of Ship Captains’ Journals,” (15pp.) 2004 Tracey Craley, “Forum for Discussion: The Function of Cinema during Argentina’s Return to Democracy, 1983-1989,” (30pp.) 2003 Evan Shuey, “The Indian Ocean World,” (20 pp.) 2003 Jessica Daly, “‘The War Is Over, Independence Is Our Fact’ An Analysis of South African English Language Poetry Published by New Coin from 1989-1999: The Landscape of Violence & Change in the Language of the ‘New’ South Africa,” (58 pp.) 2003 Alison Dillon, “History of the Environmental Movement: The Impact of Man-made Disasters on the United Nations Environment Programme” (35 pp.) 2001 Melissa Poinsett, “Anthony Johnson & Free Africans in Seventeenth-Century Virginia,”(33 pp.). Entered MA Program in African American Studies. 2001 Mellissa Betts, “Violent Protest in South Africa 1960-1963: Internal & External Causes for the Shift in Ideology,” (29 pp.). Entered the Field of African History, Fulbright Award, & completed Ph.D. at UCLA in 2009 “Namibia’s No Man’s Land: Race, Space & Identity in the History of Windhoek Coloureds under South African Rule, 1915-1990”

HONORS THESES 2017 Maho Fujita, “Tanzanian Lives & Chinese Investment in Tanzania” (99 pp.) 2011 Courtney Wattai, “Writing What One Likes: The Construction of Race, Apartheid Educational Institutions, & the Black Consciousness Movement’s Impact on the Changing of Racial Construction for Black South Africans in the Later Twentieth Century: A Sociological View” (35pp.) 2005 Tracey Craley, “Women in Argentinian Film: The Case of Camila O’Gorman” (25 pp.) 2004 Alison Dillon, “History of the United Nations Environment Programme” (50 pp.) 2002 Melissa Poinsett, “Reinterpreting American History: The Necessity of Including African-American History in Traditionally White Museums,”(37 pp.)

INDEPENDENT STUDY 2015 Andrew Curtis, Independent Study “Swahili Architecture: Identity & Urban Planning” 2015 Laura Zeisloft, Independent study for senior capstone, “Rolling Green Park: Leisure in Rural PA” 2013 Ariana Stowe, Independent Study “Female Circumcision: Bridging Anthropological & Legal Understandings” 2012 Viulka Guzman, Independent Study “Women’s Migration patterns Anthropological & Historical Data” 2011 Megan McDonie, Sophomore Honors Essay & Presentation, “Education, Oppression, & Liberation: An Analysis of the Liberation Movements in Apartheid South Africa”

Fourshey, Curriculum Vitæ Page 15 of 17 2009 PAT Conference preparation November 2009 - January 2010 Bongard Amande, Girio Andrew, Hero Jennifer, McCord Hailey, Evancho T'rese, Smith Chelsea, Swanger Rebecca 2008 Jan Michalko, Kirstin Sands, & Courney Lippincott, “East African Culture & Language” 2007 Kristyn Kropa, Sophomore Honors Essay & Public Presentation, “Ethnography of the Rwandan Genocide” 2007 Melissa Miller, “What Do Women Really Do: Latin American Women in Historical Perspective” 2006 Megan Goeller, “Histories of Eating Disorders & the Female Body Image” 2005 Carlos Artieda, “Pre-Columbian Societies of Bolivia” 2003 Chris Baker, “Business in Africa,” Produced a Website & research paper. 2003 Jessica Johnson, “Advertising in Africa” Produced a Website & research paper. 2002 Melissa Betts, “East African Culture & Language”

STUDENT GRANT SUPPORT 2017 Ashley Jones-Quaidoo – Rangel Fellowship for graduate studies in International Affairs

2014 Assisted 3 students applying for Fulbright Summer, 1 Student Humanity in Action, 12 students Gilman, 20 students Fulbright, 3 students Marshall, 4 Students Rhodes, 2 students Mitchell, a large number of students on graduate school, Americorps/Peacecorps/Teach for America/City Year & research internships for summer.

2013 Assisted 48 students during Spring semester & over Summer to prepare award applications for Fall. Submitted combined total of 31 competitive applications for Fulbright, Marshall, Mitchell, Rhodes, & Gates. 6 Students for the Gilman. 1 TAPIF awarded, 1 CBYX awarded, 4 Fulbrights awarded, 2 Gilman awarded

2012 Holly Belkot – Fulbright awarded to Macau, Peace Corps – selected Raven Blye-Branch – Fulbright Bridget Burns – Fulbright awarded to Mauritius Molly Crouser – Fulbright Carla Hinson – Fulbright awarded to Brazil Jackie Newell – Fulbright Ariana Stowe – Fulbright Brian Zuidervleit – Udall Kirsten Dumbeck – Rhodes Lauren Moore – 7 different applications – Accepted to Americorps Mikaela LaBant – Americorps Accepted 7 Students – Gilman – 2 awarded

Jennifer Hero – Rhodes 2011 Nicole Schneck – Rhodes Raven Blye-Branch – TAPIF – Awarded to Versailles Dillon Baralt – Critical Language Fulbright Audra Decataldo – Critical Language Fulbright Michelle Delgado – Critical Language Fulbright

2010 Ali Ressing – France – Fulbright Awarded French Government Award for Teaching English

2008 Mallory Naille – Sweden - Fulbright Lisa Vitale – Belgium – Fulbright Sarah Weller – Fulbright

2007 Alexander Thurstlic – Fulbright Anna Snyder – Fulbright Elizabeth Gaughan – Fulbright Spain – Chosen as Alternate & Awarded Spanish Government Teaching Jessica Weiss – Fulbright Whitney Rozelle – Fulbright Ireland – Alternate Melissa Betts – Fulbright Awarded to Namibia through UCLA where she studied for PhD

2006 Stephanie Owens – Chile – Fulbright Awarded Sylvia Grove – France – Fulbright Awarded TAPIF

2005 Blaine Horrocks – Spain – Fulbright Melissa Stossel – Denmark – Fulbright

Fourshey, Curriculum Vitæ Page 16 of 17

Fourshey, Curriculum Vitæ Page 17 of 17