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CINDY SIMON ROSENTHAL 903 Carey Drive Norman, Oklahoma, 73069 405/325-6372 e-mail: [email protected] EDUCATION: Ph.D. in Political Science, University of Oklahoma, 1995. Fields: American government, public administration, and urban policy. Dissertation Topic: Women's Ways of Political Leadership: A Cross-Jurisdictional Study of Leadership in Legislative Committees. M.A. in Urban Studies, Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA. 1975. Thesis: "The Relevance of the Progressive Movement to Modern Political Reform." B.S. in Journalism, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL. 1972. HONORS AND AWARDS: Ursa Major Distinguished Alumnae Award. 2010. Awarded by Alpha Phi International Fraternity for achievement, either professional or volunteer, on a local, state, province or regional level. Phi Beta Kappa. 2009. Alumnae inductee, Alpha of University of Oklahoma chapter. Distinguished Public Service Award. 2009. Oklahoma Chapter of the American Society of Public Administration. Carlisle Mabrey and Lurleen Mabrey Presidential Professorship. 2002-2007. University of Oklahoma. Outstanding Political Scientist. 2000. Recognized for outstanding contributions to Oklahoma political science by the Oklahoma Political Science Association. Golden Key, National Honor Society, Honorary Member. 1999. Recognized for commitment to and encouragement of superior scholarship in undergraduate education. Irene Rothbaum Outstanding Assistant Professor. 1999. Given for distinguished teaching by the University of Oklahoma College of Arts and Sciences. Sophonisba Breckinridge Award. 1996. Given for the best paper on women and politics at the Midwest Political Science Association annual meeting. Best Dissertation in Women and Politics. 1996. Given by the Women & Politics Section, American Political Science Association. College of Arts and Sciences Junior Faculty Summer Fellowship. 1996. University of Oklahoma. Junior Faculty Research Fellowship. 1997. University of Oklahoma. Carl Albert Congressional Fellow. 1991 - 1995. Carl Albert Congressional Research and Studies Center. University of Oklahoma. National Science Foundation. 1994. Dissertation Improvement Grant. $8,629. U.S. Office of Personnel Management. 1980. Excellence in Management Reform, citation awarded to the Legislative Development Project which I directed for the National Conference of State Legislatures. Coro Foundation Fellowship. 1974-75. Coro Foundation, St. Louis, Missouri. Missouri Business Journalism Award. 1972. Ohio Associated Press Public Affairs Reporting Citation. 1972. TEACHING: Undergraduate: Gender, Power, and Leadership; State Government; Public Policy and Inequality; Reinventing Government; American Political Institutions; Introduction to American Government; Capstone in American Government. Graduate: Public Policy and Inequality; Managing Public Programs; Federalism and Intergovernmental Relations; Bureaucracy and the Policy Process; Theories and Problems in Representation. Professional: Under my leadership in 2008, the Center will host the Southern Legislative Conference/Council of State Governments’ Center for the Advancement of Leadership Skills for emerging state leaders in the South. In the past, I have taught workshops on legislative management, performance appraisal, compensation management, and other personnel issues for in-service professionals. Special: I initiated the Center’s women’s leadership programs including N.E.W. (National Education for Women’s) Leadership, an award-winning residential conference for undergraduate women in Oklahoma, and Pipeline to Politics, a biennial conference. Both programs encourage and empower women for participation in and preparation for careers in public policy, politics and public service. 2001 to the present. ACADEMIC PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS: Books When Women Lead. 1998. New York: Oxford University Press. Women Transforming Congress. Editor and contributor. 2002. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press. Speaker Nancy Pelosi and The New American Politics. Co-author with Ronald M. Peters Jr. 2010. New York: Oxford University Press. Book Chapters: “Nancy Pelosi as Organizational Leader: Through the Lens of Mary Parker Follett,” forthcoming 2011. In Women in Executive Branches edited by Melody Rose, Lynne Rienner Publishers. “Climbing Higher: Opportunities and Obstacles within the Party System,” 2008. In Legislative Women: Getting Elected, Getting Ahead, edited by Beth Reingold, Lynne Rienner Publishers. nd “Women Leading Legislatures.” 2005. In Women and Elective Office, 2 ed., edited by Sue Thomas and Clyde Wilcox, New York: Oxford University Press. “Introduction,” 2002. In Women Transforming Congress, Cindy Simon Rosenthal, editor. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press. “Invisible Power: Congressional Staff and Representation Behind the Scenes,” with Lauren Cohen Bell. 2002. In Women Transforming Congress, Cindy Simon Rosenthal, editor. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press. “Transforming the Future Through New Leadership,” 2002. In Women Transforming Congress, Cindy Simon Rosenthal, editor. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press. “Teaching about Gender Through Experience: A Pedagogy of Engagement,” 2002. Women in Higher Education: Empowering Change, JoAnn DiGeorgio-Lutz, ed. Westport, CT: Greenwood Publishing Group. “Women in the Oklahoma Legislature: Influence and Tokenism.” 1999. The Almanac of Oklahoma Politics 1999, edited by Gary W. Copeland, Ronald Keith Gaddie, and Craig A. Williams. Stillwater, Oklahoma: Oklahoma Political Science Association. “Women in the Oklahoma Legislature: The Experience of Tokenism.” 1998. The Almanac of Oklahoma Politics 1998, edited by Gary W. Copeland, Ronald Keith Gaddie, and Craig A. Williams. Stillwater, Oklahoma: Oklahoma Political Science Association. “Getting Things Done: Women Committee Chairpersons in State Legislatures.” 1996. Women and Elective Office: Past, Present and Future, edited by Sue Thomas and Clyde Wilcox, New York: Oxford University Press. Lead Author on Refereed Publications: AAssessing Nancy Pelosi,@ With Ronald M. Peters Jr. 2008. The Forum. Volume 6, Issue 2. Available at: http://www.bepress.com/forum. “Sports Talk: How Gender Shapes Discursive Framing on Title IX.” 2008. Politics & Gender, 4(1): 65-92. “Who is Nancy Pelosi?” 2008. With Ronald M. Peters Jr. PS: Political Science & Politics, Washington D.C.: American Political Science Association, vol. 41 (1), p. 57-62. “What’s a Small Town Mayor To Do When Things Fall Apart? Normative Limits in Modern Urban Theory.” 2007. With Jill L. Tao. Public Administration Quarterly, 31(3): 249-283. "Local Politics: A Different Front in the Culture War?", 2005. The Forum: 3(2), Article 5. http://www.bepress.com/forum/vol3/iss2/art5 “Who’s on First and What’s on Second: Assessing Interest Group Strategies on Title IX.” With Lynsey Morris and Jamie Martinez. 2004. Women in Sport and Physical Activity Journal, 13(2): 65-86. “From Passive to Active Representation: The Case of Women Congressional Staff,” with Lauren Cohen Bell. 2003. Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory, 13 (1): 65-82. “Gendered Discourse in the Political Behavior of Adolescents,” with Jocelyn Jones and James A. Rosenthal. 2003. Political Research Quarterly, 56(1): 97-104. “Preparing for Elite Political Participation: Simulations and the Political Socialization of Adolescents,” 2001. With James A. Rosenthal & Jocelyn Jones. Social Science Quarterly, 82 (3): 633-646. “Divided Lives: Revisiting Considerations of the Personal and Political,” 2001, Women & Politics, 22:1, 37-62. “Gender Styles in State Legislative Committees: Raising Their Voices in Resolving Conflict,” 1999. Women & Politics. 21 (2):21-45. “Learning to Talk the Talk: Gender Differences in Adolescent Socialization to World Politics,” 1999. With E. Barrett Ristroph and Jocelyn Jones. Oklahoma Politics, 8 (October): 107-127. “One Experience is Worth a Thousand Words: Engaging Undergraduates in Field Research on Gender,” 1999. PS: Political Science and Politics, 32:1 (March). “Determinants of Collaborative Leadership: Civic Engagement, Gender or Organizational Norms?” 1998. Political Research Quarterly 51(4): 847-868. “Women in the Oklahoma Legislature: The Experience of Tokenism.” 1997. Oklahoma Politics: Special Issue, 6 (1997). Oklahoma Political Science Association. “A View of Their Own: Women’s Committee Leadership Styles and State Legislatures,” 1997. Policy Studies Journal 25:4 (Winter)585-600. “The Role of Gender Gap in Descriptive Representation.” 1995. Political Research Quarterly 48(3):599-612. “New Party or Campaign Bank Account? Explaining the Rise of State Legislative Campaign Committees.” 1995. Legislative Studies Quarterly 20(2): 249-268. “Organizing for State Economic Development: The Case of Oklahoma Futures." 1993. Oklahoma Politics 2, 13-32. Co-authored Publications as Second Author: “Assessing Nancy Pelosi,” Ronald M. Peters Jr. and Cindy Simon Rosenthal. 2008. The Forum. Volume 6, Issue 3. Available at: http://www.bepress.com/forum. Non-peer reviewed publications: Review of Women’s Political Discourse: A 21st Century Perspective Politics & Gender, II (2), June 2006. Extensions, editor and contributor, Spring 2000. Norman, Oklahoma: A Journal of the Carl Albert Congressional Research and Studies Center. Various book reviews for the Legislative Studies Section Newsletter (1995-2000) “Once They Get There: The Role of Gender in Legislative Careers,” Extensions, Spring 1995, 15-17. Special theme issue on leadership. 1987. State Government 60:6. Guest editor. "The