Victoria Reyes

July 2018

VICTORIA REYES

Department of Sociology Email: [email protected] University of California, Riverside Cell: 614.596.9299 1204 Watkins Hall, Riverside, CA 92521 Website: www.victoriadreyes.com

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, University of California, Riverside 2016- - Faculty, Southeast Asia: Text, Ritual, and Performance (SEATRiP) 2017-

Postdoctoral Fellow, National Center for Institutional Diversity, University of Michigan 2016-2017

Assistant Professor, Growth and Structure of Cities Department, Bryn Mawr College SP 2015- SU 2016

EDUCATION

Princeton University Ph.D., Sociology, January 2015 Dissertation: “Subic Bay Freeport Zone, Philippines: A Case Study of Global Borderlands” Committee: Miguel A Centeno (chair), Viviana A Zelizer, Douglas S Massey

M.A., Sociology, November 2010 (with distinction) Areas of Examination: Political Sociology, Economic Sociology, Global and Urban Ethnography

The Ohio State University B.A., International Studies, June 2006 (Asian American Studies minor) B.A., Psychology, June 2006, with honors in the Liberals Arts, with distinction in International Studies, Magna Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa

AREAS OF INTEREST

Culture, global and transnational sociology, economic sociology, urban sociology, law and society, comparative / historical sociology, qualitative methods, gender, race/ethnicity

PUBLICATIONS

Peer-Reviewed Articles Reyes, Victoria. 2018. "Three Models of Transparency in Ethnographic Research: Naming Places, Naming People, and Sharing Data” Ethnography (Special issue on innovations in ethnographic research) 19(2): 204-226

Reyes, Victoria. 2018. “Port of Call: How Ships Shape Foreign-Local Encounters” Social Forces 96(3):1097-118

Reyes, Victoria. 2015. “Global Borderlands: A Case Study of Subic Bay Freeport Zone, Philippines” Theory and Society 44(4):355-384

July 2018

Reyes, Victoria. 2015. “Legacies of Place and Power: From Military Base to Freeport Zone” City & Community 14(1):1-26 [lead article] - City & Community’s most downloaded paper in 2015

Reyes, Victoria. 2014. “The Production of Cultural and Natural Wealth: An Examination of World Heritage Sites” Poetics 44:42-63

Reyes, Victoria. 2013. “The Structure of Globalized Travel: A Relational Country-Pair Analysis” International Journal of Comparative Sociology 54(2):144-170 - 2015 ASA PEWS Section Terrence K. Hopkins Graduate Student Paper Award

Book Chapters Reyes, Victoria. Forthcoming, 2018. “Culture and Globalization” In John R Hall, Laura Grindstaff and Ming-Cheng Lo (Eds) Handbook of Cultural Sociology (Routledge International Handbook Series), Abingdon, UK: Routledge (invited submission)

Reyes, Victoria. 2017. “Stigmatized Love, Boundary-Making, and the Heroic Love Myth: Filipina Women Constructing their Relationships with U.S. Military Men Within and Beyond the Legal Framework” in Asuncion Fresnoza-Flot and Gwenola Ricordeau (Eds) International Marriages and Marital Citizenship: Southeast Asian Women on the Move Abingdon, UK: Routledge, pp 140-157

Reyes, Victoria. 2015. “Investigating Globalizing Cultures: Its Creation, Structure, and Meanings” In Vincenzo Mele and Marina Vujnovic (Eds) Globalizing Cultures: Theories and Paradigms Revisited Pp 21-38 Leiden, Netherlands: Brill Academic Publishers

Reyes, Victoria and Miguel Angel Centeno. 2011. “McDonalds, Wienerwald, and the Corner Deli” in Ramesh Subramanian and Eddan Katz (eds) The Global Flow of Information pp. 23-40. New York, NY: New York University Press

Book Reviews Reyes, Victoria. 2017. Review of Migrant Encounters: Intimate Labor, The State, and Mobility Across Asia by Sara L Friedman and Pardis Mahdavi (Editors). International Journal of Comparative Sociology 58(5):469-471 (invited review)

Reyes, Victoria. 2016. Review of Neutral Accent: How Language, Labor, and Life Become Global by A. Aneesh. Contemporary Sociology 45(4):405-407 (invited review)

Reyes, Victoria. 2016. Review of Social Unrest and American Military Bases in Turkey and Germany since 1945 by Amy Austin Holmes. International Journal of Comparative Sociology 57(3):178- 180 (invited review)

Reyes, Victoria. 2011. Review of Divided by Borders: Mexican Migrants and Their Children by Joanna Dreby. ACCOUNTS: The Newsletter of ASA’s Economic Sociology Section 10(3):7-8

Other Publications Reyes, Victoria. 2018. “Can Ships Help Cultivate Cross-Country Ties?” Sociological Insights for Development Policy 3(1): 1-2, https://sociologyofdevelopment.files.wordpress.com/2018/02/3_1_reyes.pdf

July 2018

Reyes, Victoria and Kirsten Adams.* 2017. “Navigating a Difficult Journey: Reflections on How a Student-Faculty Partnership Helped Address Racial Tensions in a Social Science Course” International Journal for Students as Partners 1(2), https://mulpress.mcmaster.ca/ijsap/article/view/3262, (reflective essay)

Reyes, Victoria and Kirsten Adams.* 2017. “A Partnership Approach to Managing the Challenge of Apathetic Students” Teaching and Learning Together in Higher Education 22, http://repository.brynmawr.edu/tlthe/vol1/iss22/4 (reflective essay)

Reyes, Victoria. September 2017. “Report on GATS Research Clusters,” Global and Transnational Sociology section of the American Sociological Association, report on the first year of the research clusters

Reyes, Victoria, Rob Clark, Matthew Mahutga, and John Talbot. April 2017. “PEWS Survey Report.” Political Economy of the World System Section of the American Sociological Association, findings from a section survey to current, former, and never-been members

Reyes, Victoria. 2015. “Cultural Wealth of Nations” in Frederick F Wherry (Ed), The SAGE Encyclopedia of Economics and Society. Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE Publications, Inc (invited submission)

Reyes, Victoria. 2014. “Globalized travel: A relational, quantitative study” In SAGE Cases in Methodology London: SAGE Publications, (invited submission)

Public Sociology Writings Reyes, Victoria. January 25, 2018. “Demystifying the Diversity Statement,” Inside Higher Ed

Reyes, Victoria. July 27, 2017. “Making the Most of Your Postdoc,” Inside Higher Ed

Reyes, Victoria. May 9, 2017. “Demystifying the Journal Article,” Inside Higher Ed - Reposted on the Gender & Society blog, May 25, 2017

Reyes, Victoria. March 8, 2017. “10 Tips for Thriving, Not Just Surviving, in Graduate School,” Inside Higher Ed

Reyes, Victoria. December 16, 2016. “A Trump-Duterte bromance would be complicated--but so are U.S.-Philippine ties," Monkey Cage at the Washington Post

Reyes, Victoria. March 2016. “Contribution to IPM Dialogue: ‘How important is it to attend conferences?’” ASA Inequality, Poverty, and Mobility Section Newsletter 1(5): 10-11 (invited contribution)

*Interviewed for Inside Higher Ed (on postdoc conditions)

PAPERS UNDER REVIEW AND IN PROGRESS

Reyes, Victoria. Global Borderlands: Culture, Power, and Inequality in Subic Bay, Philippines [under contract with Stanford University Press, manuscript revisions from reader reports due 8/2018]

July 2018

Reyes, Victoria. "Ethnographic Toolkit: Strategic Positionality and Researchers’ Visible and Invisible Tools in Field Research," revised and resubmitted (major) at Ethnography

Reyes, Victoria. “Why not all research can be equally transparent and that’s okay (though we should still try),” under review

Reyes, Victoria. “Cultural Models of Global Worth: The Leaders, Discerners, the Persistent, and the Disengaged,” working paper (available upon request)

Reyes, Victoria. “Reimagining Sovereignty: Territorial and Administrative Control,” working paper (available upon request)

Reyes, Victoria and Kirsten Adams*. “Revisiting the “Cosmopolitan Canopy”: Using Named Public Places as Pedagogical Tools,” revise and resubmit (major) at Teaching Sociology

Reyes, Victoria. “Sovereignty, Accountability, and the Environment: The U.S. Military in the Philippines,” working paper for the Southeast Asian Natures: Defining Environmentalism and the Anthropocene in Southeast Asia Conference on March 13, 2018 (invited participant, paper available upon request)

*Indicates undergraduate co-author

FELLOWSHIPS, GRANTS, AND AWARDS

External 2018 The Fund for the Advancement of the Discipline, American Sociological Association and the National Science Foundation, “The Racialized and Gendered Cultural Wealth of Subic Bay, Philippines,” ($8,000)

2018-2019 American Fellowship Publication Grant (Alternate), American Association of University Women

2017 Travel Award ($1,000), SocArXiv O3S: Open Scholarship for the Social Sciences Conference, University of Maryland, College Park (October)

2016-2017 Postdoctoral Fellowship, National Center for Institutional Diversity, University of Michigan

2015 Terrence K. Hopkins Graduate Student Paper Award, Political Economy of the World- System (PEWS), American Sociological Association

2014-2016 Fellow (Cohort 41), Minority Fellowship Program, American Sociological Association

2014-2015 Exemplary Diversity Scholar, National Center for Institutional Diversity, University of Michigan

2013 Graduate Student Workshop, Law and Society Association

2013 Law on the Edge Graduate Scholarship

July 2018

2012 Boren Fellowship (Alternate), National Security Education Program

2009-2012 Graduate Research Fellowship, National Science Foundation

2008 Predoctoral Diversity Fellowship (Honorable Mention), Ford Foundation

2006-2007 Fulbright Grant, Institution of International Education, Philippines

2006-2007 Center for Women’s Studies, Visiting Research Fellow, University of the Philippines

Summer 2006 Heritage Language Fellowship Recipient (Tuition, $1200 stipend), University of Wisconsin-Madison, Tagalog language instruction at the Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute

Internal Summer, Fall 2018 Blum Initiative on Global & Regional Poverty Faculty Research Seed Grant, University of California, Riverside, “Reading Subic Bay, Philippines: How Poverty, Wealth and Place are Differently Racialized and Gendered Depending on Audience” ($10,994)

Fall 2018 Center for Ideas and Society, University of California, Riverside, “Writing the Histories of Subic and Clark, Philippines: Forgotten Stories in America's Global Empire” for participation in the “Contested Histories: How to Write History,” Mellon Advancing Intercultural Studies Seminar ($6,500 for a course release, 1 of 4 faculty participants)

2017-2018 Undergraduate Education Teaching and Learning Grant, University of California, Riverside, “Using Named Public Places in Ethnographies to Teach Social Theories and Methods” ($5,000)

2017-2018/ 2018-2019 Omnibus Travel Grant, University of California, Riverside ($1,000; $950 respectively)

Summer 2016 Madge Miller Research Fund, Faculty Research Grant, Bryn Mawr College, “Gendered and Racialized Cultural Wealth of Subic Bay,” ($5,000)

2015-2016 Faculty Research Grant, Bryn Mawr College, “The Social Organization of Power: Overseas U.S. Military Bases and their Legacies” ($4,000)

Spring 2015 Tri-Co Digitizing Humanities Grant, “Archiving Overseas U.S. Military Bases” - $1,300 grant for a research assistant to code metadata on digitized U.S. military archives and U.S. and Philippine legal cases in preparation for an open access website hosting these archives

Fall 2014 Dissertation Writing Fellowship, Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies, Stipend plus tuition

2013-2014/ 2008-2009 Graduate Fellowship, Princeton University

2010/ 2012-14 Travel Grants, Princeton University

July 2018

- Hanna Fund ($600), for students from historically underrepresented groups (2014) - Dean’s Fund for Scholarly Travel ($480, 2013) - Department of Sociology ($500 each year, 2010, 2012, 2013)

2012 Dissertation Summer Research Grants, Princeton University - Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies ($1,500) - Center for Migration and Development ($1,200) - East Asian Studies Program ($500)

2012 Dissertation Support Grant, Department of Sociology, Princeton University ($1,000)

2006 Chin Hua Hsieh and Yun Mei Lee Hsieh Undergraduate Thesis Award, Ohio State University, for the best research paper in the field of Asian American Studies

2005, 2006 Colleges of the Arts and Sciences Certificate for Excellence in Outstanding Scholarship, the highest general honor given to undergraduates in the Arts and Sciences colleges.

2005-2006 Colleges of Arts and Sciences Undergraduate Research Award, OSU, in recognition of outstanding undergraduate research in the Colleges of Arts and Sciences

2005-2006 Social and Behavioral Sciences Undergraduate Research Award, OSU, in recognition of outstanding undergraduate research in the Social and Behavioral Sciences

Summer 2005 World Service Project/Heritage Fellowship, Office of Minority Affairs at OSU, for study and research in the Philippines

2004 American Indian Student Services Leadership Award, Multicultural Center, OSU

2002 Mount Leadership Society Academic Excellence Award, OSU

INVITED PRESENTATIONS

2019 “TBD,” The Philippines and its Elsewheres” speaker series, Asian American Studies Department, University of California Los Angeles (winter quarter 2019, specific date TBD)

2018 “Transparency in Ethnography,” Workshop in Methods (WIM), Indiana University (March 30) - Followed by a hands-on workshop

2017 “Publishing Qualitative Research,” with Bob Wuthnow, Graduate Student Advisory Committee’s Professional Development Series, Department of Sociology, Princeton University (via Skype, April 25)

2017 “The Rape of Nicole and the Murder of Jennifer: Gender, Sovereignty and the U.S. Military in Subic Bay, Philippines,” Institute for Research on Women and Gender, University of Michigan (March 8)

2017 “Duterte Roundtable,” 1 of 4 invited panelists, sponsored by the Ronald and Eileen Weiser Center for Emerging Democracies and the Center for Southeast Asian Studies at the International Institute, University of Michigan (January 30)

July 2018

2016 “Port of Call: How Ships Shape Foreign-Local Interactions,” Center for Research on Military Organization Workshop Series, University of Maryland – College Park (February 2)

2014 “Historical Legacies of Place: From Military Base to Freeport Zone” Sociology Department Colloquium, Georgetown University (November 12)

SELECT PRESENTATIONS (Last five years)

2017 “Cultural Models of World Heritage: Leaders, Discerners, the Persistent and the Disengaged,” Thematic paper session “Theorizing Culture and the Role of the State” Social Science History Association (Montreal, QC)

2017 “Three Models of Ethnographic Transparency: Naming Places, Naming People and Sharing Data,” panelist, “Open Scholarship in Practice,” inaugural conference, O3S: Open Scholarship for the Social Sciences, University of Maryland, College Park (College Park, MD)

2017 “Cultural Models of World Heritage: Leaders, Discerners, the Persistent and the Disengaged,” Thematic paper session (invited panelist) “Preserving Cultural Heritage: Hegemony, Sustainability, and Global Commodification” American Sociological Association (Montreal, QC)

2016 “Reimagining Sovereignty: Territorial and Administrative Control,” Paper session, “Sovereignty, States, and Empire,” Social Science History Association (Chicago, IL)

2016 “Port of Call: How Ships Shape Foreign-Local Interactions,” Paper session, “The New Economy,” ASA Economic Sociology Section’s Preconference (Seattle, WA)

2016 “Port of Call: How Ships Shape Foreign-Local Interactions,” Roundtable (Organizations, Occupations and Work), “Institutional Encounters,” American Sociology Association (Seattle, WA)

2016 “The Forms and Meanings of Sovereignty: U.S. Subic Bay Naval Base and the Subic Bay Freeport Zone, Philippines,” Paper session, “Sovereignty, Colonialism and Post-Colonial (Political) Developments in East Asia,” Law and Society Association (New Orleans, LA)

2016 “The Forms and Meanings of Sovereignty: U.S. Subic Bay Naval Base, Philippines,” Paper session, “Crossing Legal Borders: East and Southeast Asian Sovereignty,” Association for Asian Studies (Seattle, WA)

2016 "Seeing is Believing, Reading as Learning: Transparency and Accessibility in Field Notes,” Panelist, CER Ethnographic Methods Symposium (University of California, Berkeley) - 1 of 7 out of 125 submissions selected

2015 “Legal Histories and Cultures within Global Borderlands: The Subic Bay Naval Base and Subic Bay Freeport Zone,” Paper session, “Global & Transnational Sociology: Alternative Perspectives,” American Sociological Association (Chicago, IL)

2015 “Managing Asymmetries in Global Borderlands: How Organizational Forms Shape Cross- Cultural and Unequal Interactions,” Paper Session, Minority Fellowship Program Research Session: Issues in Global Inequalities, Experiences, and Activism, American Sociological Association (Chicago, IL)

July 2018

2015 "Global Borderlands: Legacies of American Power in the Philippines," Paper Session, "The Presence of the Past: Rethinking Historical Legacies,” Revisiting Remaking Modernity Mini- Conference, ASA Section on Comparative-Historical Sociology (Evanston, IL)

2015 “Legal Histories and Cultures within Global Borderlands: The Subic Bay Naval Base and Subic Bay Freeport Zone,” Paper session, “Law at the Margins: Legal Cultures, Disputes, and Identities of Liminal Persons and Places,” Law and Society Association (Seattle, WA)

2015 “Historical Legacies of Place: From Military Base to Freeport Zone” Paper Session, “Margins, Liminality, and Boundary Work,” Culture and Cognition mini-conference, Eastern Sociological Society (New York, NY)

2014 “Global Borderlands: A Case Study of Subic Bay Freeport Zone, Philippines,” Panelist, Junior Theorists Symposium (Berkeley, CA) - 1 of 9 out of over 90 submissions selected

2014 “The Legacies of American Empire: From Military Base to Freeport Zone” Paper session (invited panelist) on America’s Informal and Formal Empire, Social Science History Association (Toronto, ON)

2014 “The Historical Legacies of Place: From Military Base to Freeport Zone” Extended session, Yale’s Center for Cultural Sociology Anniversary Conference (New Have, CT)

2014 “Global Borderlands: A Case Study of Subic Bay Freeport Zone, Philippines” Selected participant, Aage Sørensen Memorial Conference (Oxford, UK) - Accommodations provided

2013 “Global Borderlands: A Case Study of Subic Bay Freeport Zone, Philippines” Paper session, Eastern Sociological Society (Boston, MA)

2013 “Global Borderlands: A Case Study of Subic Bay Freeport Zone, Philippines” Paper session, Law and Society Association (Boston, MA)

2013 “Global Borderlands: A Case Study of Subic Bay Freeport Zone, Philippines” Paper session, “Law on the Edge,” Canadian Law and Society Association & the Law and Society Association of Australia and New Zealand (Vancouver, BC)

2013 “The Production of Global Symbolic Capital: An Examination of World Heritage” Paper session, Eastern Sociological Society (New York, NY)

2012 “The Construction of Global Symbolic Capital: An Examination of World Heritage Sites” Roundtable, American Sociological Society (Denver, CO)

2012 “The Construction of Global Symbolic Capital: An Examination of World Heritage Sites” Roundtable, Eastern Sociological Society (New York, NY)

2012 “Historical Legacies, Contemporary Inequalities: The Social Structure of Travel” Roundtable, American Sociological Society (Denver, CO)

ADDITIONAL RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

July 2018

Summer 2010 Research Assistant, Princeton University, Department of Sociology, Viviana Zelizer

Summer 2009 Research Assistant, Princeton University, Department of Sociology, Sara McLanahan - Study of the literature on relationship quality of cohabiting couples for book chapter

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

University of California, Riverside, Department of Sociology Graduate: Economic Sociology (Fall 2017) Undergraduate: Classical Theory (Winter 2018), Introduction to Sociology (Spring 2018)

Bryn Mawr College, Growth and Structure of Cities Department Undergraduate: Junior Conference/Research Design (.5 credit; Fall 2015; Spring 2016); Research Methods and Theories (Spring 2015, Spring 2016); Senior Seminar (Fall 2015); Urban Culture and Society/Introduction to Urban Studies (Fall 2015); Borderlands (Spring 2015)

Princeton University, Department of Sociology, Preceptor (Teaching Assistant) Undergraduate: Western Way of War, Miguel Centeno (Spring 2011); Claims and Evidence in Sociology, Paul Willis and Mitch Duneier (Fall 2010); Introduction to Sociology, Mitch Duneier and Paul Starr (Fall 2009)

SELECT SERVICE ACTIVITIES

Profession 2018- Editorial board, “Global Epistemologies, Concepts, Methodologies, and Data Systems” for the peer-reviewed journal Global Perspectives

2018-2021 Council member (elected), ASA’s Sociology of Culture section

2018-2020 Council member (elected), ASA’s Consumers and Consumption section

2017-2020 Council member (elected), ASA’s Asia and Asian America section - Member, 2017-2018 Asia/Transnational book award committee

2017-2020 Membership committee chair (elected), ASA’s Community & Urban Sociology section

2016-2019 Council member (elected), ASA’s Political Economy of the World-System section - Member, 2017-2018, paper award committee (includes both graduate student paper and distinguished article awards) - Chair, 2016-2017 Survey committee - Member, 2016-2017 Publications committee

2017-2019 Co-editor (selected), Sectors (ASA Sociology of Development section newsletter) - Provide editorial comments and direction on essays submitted to the “Notes from the Field” feature - Create new features “Place, Space, and Development” and “State of the Field” and new way to highlight Policy Briefs (through abstracts and editorial introductions) - Solicit essays on timely topics (e.g., Olympics-related essays for Spring 2018)

July 2018

2017- Convener, Global and Transnational Sociology Section’s Research Cluster Initiative

2017- Global ambassador (Philippines), ASA Economic Sociology section

2017 Co-organizer (with Emily Laxer), “Theorizing Culture and the Role of the State” Social Science History Association (Montreal, QC)

2016-2017 Co-editor, Trajectories (ASA Comparative/Historical Sociology section newsletter) - Created new feature, “Op-Ed Corner”

2016-2017 Member (invited), Abstract review committee, “Fellow Travelers on Different Roads: The Intersections of Economic Sociology and Organizations, Occupations, and Work,” mini-conference (Montreal, QC, CA)

2016-2017 Co-organizer (with Jacob Lederman), Roundtables, Community and Urban Sociology Section of the ASA

2015-2017 Member, ASA Asia and Asian American Section’s Graduate Student Paper Award Committee

2015-2017 Co-organizer (with Jonathan Wyrtzen), Roundtables/Research Clusters, Global and Transnational Sociology section of the ASA

2015-2016 Co-organizer (with Jeb Sprague), Roundtables, Political Economy of the World-System section of the ASA

2014-2016 Network representative, Culture Network, Social Science History Association

2016 Co-organizer (with Nicholas H Wilson), “Sovereignty, States, and Empire” panel, Social Science History Association (Chicago, IL)

2016 Organizer, “Crossing Legal Borders: East and Southeast Asian Sovereignty” panel, Association for Asian Studies (Seattle, WA)

2016 Organizer, “Sovereignty and Empire” panel, Decoloniality Mini-Conference Session, Eastern Sociological Society (Boston, MA)

2014-2015 Member, Membership committee, ASA’s Economic Sociology section

2014-2015 Member, Mentoring committee, ASA’s Political Economy of the World-System section

2013-14 Student representative, ASA’s Political Economy of the World-System section - Co-creator, organizer, Graduate Mentoring Program

Winter 2013 Co-editorial assistant, Ethnography (short-term position to facilitate journal move)

2013 Co-organizer (with Vaughn Schmutz and Michael A. Elliott), “Constructing World Heritage: Equity and Sustainability in Natural and Cultural Preservation - Thematic Session” Eastern Sociological Society (Boston, MA)

2010-2011 Co-editor (invited), Accounts (ASA Economic Sociology section newsletter)

July 2018

Discussant: Paper and roundtables sessions at various annual meetings of the American Sociological Association, Social Science History Association, Law and Society Association, and Eastern Sociological Society

Reviewer for: Poetics, Qualitative Sociology, Ethnography, City & Community, Sociological Forum, Contemporary Sociology, Journal of World Systems Research, American Sociological Review, International Journal of Comparative Sociology, Sociology of Development, Identities, Social Problems

University of California, Riverside 2017-2018 Member, Recruitment committee

2017-2018 Member, Political Economy & Global Social Change Specialization Committee

2017-2018 Member, Newsletter committee (spring term)

Graduate students - Karin Johnson, Prospectus committee member, 2017- - Amanda Admire, Dissertation committee member, 2017- - Zeinab Shuker, Prospectus committee member, 2018-

University of Michigan 2017 Invited speaker, “10 Tips to Thrive in, Not Just Survive, Grad School,” National Center for Institutional Diversity (February 22)

2017 Invited chair, “Michigan Knowledge in a World of Empires and Colonies” panel as part of Symposium 1917: Michigan’s Great War and Its Aftermath,” Department of History (February 17)

2016-2017 Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program mentor, Gilberto Orozco

2016 Invited speaker, “Research Ethics,” Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program (November 8)

Bryn Mawr College 2015-2016 Junior Faculty co-convener (with Sydne Record)

2015-2016 Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellow mentor (Rochelle Waite)

2015-2016 Primary thesis advisor (Senior Seminar): - Palak Bhandari, “Praying in Pittsburgh: South Asian Religious Institutions as Reflections and Constructions of Religious Identity” - James Campbell, “Gentrification in Point Breeze: An Analysis of Discussion in Politics, Media, and the Community” - Dijia Chen, “Rebranding Radioactive Contaminated Identity: A Comparative Study of Impression Management Strategies after Nuclear Catastrophe in Hiroshima and Fukushima” - Thu Nguyen “Constructing Tourism Destination Images: A Case Study of Dong Van Karst Plateau Global Geopark”

July 2018

- Miji Ryu, "Issues of Diversity in Contemporary Senior Centers: Stories of Elderly Korean Americans Living in Queens, New York" - Anisa Salat, “Organizing Dispersed Populations: GLOBAL SOMAL DIASPORA and its Attempt to Create a Transnational Somali Identity" - Sarah Schurtz, “Cycling in the City: How Women and Men Navigate Philadelphia” - Minh Tran, "Exchanging Land, Explaining Power: Livelihoods in the Wake of Land Consolidation in Peri-urban Hanoi"

SP 2015-2016 Institutional Review Board (IRB) departmental reviewer

SP 2015-2016 Departmental co-advisor to class of 2016

Princeton University 2012 Member, Graduate admissions committee, Department of Sociology

2009-2010 Cohort representative, Graduate Student Advisory Committee

2009 Invited paper discussant, Economic Sociology Workshop, “How you downsize is who you downsize: Structural vulnerability and accountability in layoffs,” (by Alexandra Kalev)

Community Engagement 2013 Reader, Gender and Sexuality Studies Senior Thesis Prize Committee, Princeton University

2012, 2013 Application reviewer, Asian & Pacific Islander Scholarship Fund

2010-2011 Diversity Fellow, Office of Academic Affairs and Diversity, Princeton University

2008-2010 Graduate Women of Color Caucus, Princeton University - Executive Committee Member, 2009-10 - Planning committee, annual conference, 2008-09

Professional Affiliations: American Sociological Association, Law and Society Association, Social Science History Association, Sociologists for Women in Society, Association for Asian Studies (Philippine Studies Group), Association for Asian American Studies