Curriculum Vitae

CURRICULUM VITAE

Dwaine E. Plaza Oregon State University Sociology Department 307 Fairbanks Hall Corvallis, Oregon United States, 97330

University Tel. (541) 737-5369 FAX No. (541) 737-5372 Email: [email protected]

EDUCATION

1996 Ph.D. in Sociology, York University, Canada. Thesis title: “The Strategies and Strategizing of University Educated Caribbean-born Men in Canada: A Study of Occupation and Income Achievements”. Supervisor: Alan Simmons.

1996 Graduate Diploma in Refugee and Migration Studies, York University.

1995 University Teaching Practicum Certificate, York University.

1990 Master of Environmental Studies, Faculty of Environmental Studies, York University. Research focus: Social Planning and Policy for Human Settlement Issues in the Commonwealth Caribbean.

1990 Graduate Diploma in Latin America and Caribbean Studies, York University.

1983-1987 Honors B.A. in Sociology and Latin American and Caribbean Studies, York University.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2018- Full Professor at Oregon State University in the School of Public Policy

2016-2018 Associate Dean in the College of Liberal Arts (Student Success and Engagement)

2013-2016 Coordinator of the Sociology Program within the School of Public Policy

2011-Present Full Professor (with tenure) at Oregon State University in the School of Public Policy

2002-2011 Associate Professor (with tenure) at Oregon State University, Sociology Department.

1997-2002 Assistant Professor at Oregon State University, Sociology Department.

1995-1997 Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship in British & Caribbean Studies at Oxford Brookes University and Cheltenham & Gloucester College of Higher Education. Project title: Living Arrangements, Family Structure and Social Change of Caribbeans in Britain.

1993-1995 Research Assistant, Small Groups Research Laboratory. Project title: "The plans and aspirations of female and male science students". York University, Canada.

1992-1993 Research Assistant, Centre for Refugee Studies, Refugee Claimants Monitoring Project, York University.

1992-1994 Research Consultant. The Toronto Daily Bread Food Bank.

1992 Researcher, The Equal Opportunity Consulting Company. Involved in a survey of Black businesses in Metropolitan Toronto.

1991-1994 Research Assistant, Centre for Research on Latin America and the Caribbean, Caribbean Immigration Project, York University.

1989 Research Assistant on the Barbados Microcomputer Project. A joint development project involving CIDA, the Government of Barbados and the Faculty of Environmental Studies York University.

1987-1989 Research Assistant, North American Headquarters United Nations Centre for Human Settlements (HABITAT). Toronto, Canada.

1988 Research Intern. Caribbean Headquarters of UNCHS (HABITAT), Kingston, Jamaica.

TEACHING

• International Migration Issues • Race and Ethnic Relations • Cross-Cultural Learning • Quantitative Research Methods • Qualitative Research Methods • Applied Research Methods • Race, Gender and Sexuality in Popular Culture • Introduction to Sociology • Globalization & International Development Issues 2

• Social Justice Issues in Oregon • International Study Abroad: Cuba & Canada

RESEARCH AREAS • Caribbean immigration trends • Settlement and Acculturation • Migration and Mobility • Race and Ethnic Relations • Pedagogy in Sociology • Gender Issues • Internet Social Media

JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS

2019 Plaza, Dwaine & Lauren Plaza "Facebook and WhatsApp as Elements in Transnational Care Chains for the Trinidadian Diaspora" Genealogy, Vol. 3, No. 15 pp 1-22.

2019 Warner, Rebecca & Dwaine Plaza et. al. Advancing women in STEM: institutional transformation. The Lancet Vol 393, No 10171, pp 6-9. https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/issue/vol393no10171/PIIS0140- 6736(19)X0006-9 Lancet

2014 Plaza, Dwaine “Roti and Doubles as Comfort Foods for the Trinidadian Diaspora in Canada, the United States, and Britain” Social Research: An International Quarterly Vol. 81, No.2, pp. 463-488.

2014 Plaza, Dwaine & Amy Below “Social Media as a Tool for Transnational Caregiving for the Caribbean Diaspora” Social and Economic Studies, Vol. 1 No. 63, pp.25—56

2012 Plaza, Dwaine “Facebook Serving as a Transnational Bridge for Connecting the Trinidadian Disapora Community” Comunidades, Number 2, June 2012, pp. 52-55. www.azores.gov.pt.

2009 Plaza, Dwaine “Transnational Identity Maintenance via the Internet A Content Analysis of the Websites Constructed by Second Generation Caribbean-Origin Students in Post– Secondary Institutions” Human Architecture: Journal of the Sociology of Self- Knowledge, Volume: 7, Fall 2009, pp. 37-52.

2009 Wahab, Amar & Dwaine Plaza “Queerness in the Transnational Caribbean-Canadian Diaspora” Caribbean Review of Gender Studies Vol 3 Fall 2001 pp 1-39 http://sta.uwi.edu/crgs/november2009/index.asp 3

2008 Plaza, Dwaine “Transnational Return Migration to the English Speaking Caribbean.” Revue Europeenne des Migrations Internationales. Vol, 24No 1. pp. 115-137.

2007 Plaza, Dwaine “An Examination of Transnational Remittance Practices of Jamaican Canadian Families.” Global Development Studies, Vol. 4, No. 3-4, pp. 217-250.

2007 Gonzales-Berry, Erlinda, Marcella, Mendoza & Dwaine Plaza "Segmented Assimilation of One-and-a Half Generation Mexican Youth in Oregon" Latino(a) Research Review. Vol. 6 No. 1-2 pp. 94-118.

2007 Plaza, Dwaine "Migration Caribbeene et Integration au Canada: a la poursuite du reve d’ascension Sociale (1900-1998)." Terres D’Amerique, Vol 6, pp. 141-157.

2006 Plaza, Dwaine. “The Construction of a Segmented Hybrid Identity Among One and a Half and Second Generation Indo- and African- Caribbean Canadians.” Identity: An International Journal of Theory and Research. Vol. 6 (3) 207-230.

2004 Plaza Dwaine. “Disaggregating the Indo and African-Caribbean Migration and Settlement Experience in Canada.” Canadian Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Studies. Vol. 29, No. 57-58, pp. 241-266.

2004 Robert Thompson, Kurt, Peters & Dwaine Plaza “Learning through Listening: Applying an Action Learning Model to a Cross-Cultural Field Study Experience in Native America,” International Journal of Intercultural Relations. Vol. 28, No. 2 pp 165-180.

2002 Plaza, Dwaine & Kathleen Stanley. “Camaraderie and Hierarchy in College Football: A Content Analysis of Team Photographs.” Sociology of Sport On Line. Volume 5, No. 2. Special Issue, November/December. http://physed.otago.ac.nz/sosol/v5i2/v5i2.html

2000 Plaza, Dwaine, “In Pursuit of the Mobility Dream: Second Generation British/Caribbeans Returning to Jamaica and Barbados,” Journal of Eastern Caribbean Studies, Vol. 27, No. 4, pp 135-160.

2002 Kathleen Stanley & Dwaine Plaza, “No Passport Required: An Action Learning Approach to Teaching About Globalization”. The Journal of Teaching Sociology, Vol. 30 No. 1. pp 110- 130.

2001 Plaza, Dwaine. “A Socio-Historic Examination of Caribbean Migration to Canada: Moving to the Beat of Changes in Immigration Policy”. Wabaggi Journal of Diaspora Studies , Vol 4, No 1. pp. 39-80.

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2000 Carl, James, Dwaine Plaza & Cliff, Jansen, “Issues of Race in the Employment Experiences of Caribbean Women in Toronto,” Canadian Women Studies Journal, Vol 19, No. 3 pp. 129- 134.

2000 Plaza, Dwaine. “Transnational Grannies: The Changing Family Responsibility of Elderly African Caribbean-born Women Resident in Britain”. Social Indicators Research Journal, Vol XI, No7, pp. 180-201.

1999 Simmons, Alan & Dwaine Plaza, “Breaking Through the Glass Ceiling: The Pursuit of University Training Among Afro-Caribbean Migrants and Their Children in Toronto”. In the Canadian Journal of Ethnic Studies, Vol XXX, No. 3, pp. 99-120.

1995 Mehta, Michael & Dwaine Plaza, "A Content Analysis of Pornographic Images on the Internet". In J. Shallit and H. Lyons (eds.) Free Speech and Privacy in the Information Age, Waterloo, Ontario: Wilfred Laurier University Press, pp. 246-258.

1992 Alan, Simmons & Dwaine Plaza. "International Migration and Schooling in the Eastern Caribbean". La Educacion: Revista Interamericana De Desarrollo Educativo, Washington: Organization of American States, No. 107, pp. 187-214.

BOOK PUBLICATIONS UNDER REVIEW

2020 Frances Henry & Dwaine Plaza Caribbean Women In Carnival, University Press of Mississippi. Manuscript copy edited.

BOOK PUBLICATIONS

2006 Plaza, Dwaine & Frances Henry. Returning to the Source: The Final Stage of the Caribbean Migration Circuit. Jamaica: University of the West Indies Press.

BOOK CHAPTER PUBLICATIONS

2019 Plaza, Dwaine “Caribbana in Toronto: From Male Dominance to Female Agency” in Henry, Frances (ed.) Caribbean Women In Carnival, University Press of Mississippi. Forthcoming

2019 Plaza, Dwaine & DeCosmo, Jan “The Africanization of Trinidad Carnival: From the Jamet to Bikini, Beads and Feathers” in Henry, Frances (ed.) Caribbean Women In Carnival, University Press of Mississippi. Forthcoming

2018 Bonnie Ruder, Dwaine Plaza & Rebecca Warner & Michelle Bothwell "It’s Just Locker 5

Room Talk:" STEM Women Faculty Experiencing Institutional Betrayal” in Christine Cho (ed) Poison in the Watercooler, Palgrave McMillan.

2014 Plaza, Dwaine “Barrels of Love Barrels of Love: A Study of the Soft Goods Remittance Practices of Transnational Jamaican Households in Klobe, Sinah (ed) Caribbean Food Cultures, Ian Randal Publisher.

2014 Coles, Derron & Plaza, Dwaine “African Americans in STEM” in Brent Steel (ed.), Science and Politics: An A to Z Guide to Issues and Controversies. Los Angeles, CA: Sage/CQ Press.

2010 Plaza, Dwaine “A Content Analysis of Web Pages Constructed by Second-Generation Caribbeans in Andoni Alonso & Pedro Oiazabal (ed) Reading Digital Diasporas: Spaces of Identity, Politics and Technology, Nevada: University of Nevada Press

2009 Plaza, Dwaine & Frances Henry “Transnational Return Migration to the English- Speaking Caribbean” in Elizabeth-Thomas-Hope (ed) Freedom and Constraint in Caribbean Migration and Diaspora, Kingston: Ian Randle Publishers, pp. 157-180.

2007 Plaza, Dwaine “Qualitative Research Methods Soc 418/518 Syllabus” in the American Sociological Association 4th edition of the 2007 Teaching Qualitative Methods Compendium.

2007 Gonzales-Berry, Erlinda & Dwaine Plaza. “‘We are tired of cookies and old clothes’: From Poverty Programs to Community Empowerment Among Oregon’s Mexicano Population, 1957-1975.” In Xing, Jun et al. Seeing Color: Indigenous Peoples and Radicalized ethnic Minorities in Oregon, Pp 93-116, Oregon State University Press.

2006 Plaza, Dwaine “Second Generation “Returnee” Migration to Jamaica and Barbados: Pursing Happiness and Mobility.” In Plaza, Dwaine & Frances Henry (ed). Returning to the Source: The Final Stage of the Caribbean Migration Circuit, pp 145-166. Jamaica: University of the West Indies Press.

2006 Plaza, Dwaine & Frances Henry “An Overview of Return Migration to the English Speaking Caribbean.” In Plaza, Dwaine & Frances Henry (ed). Returning to the Source: The Final Stage of the Caribbean Migration Circuit, pp 145-166. Jamaica: University of the West Indies Press.

2006 Simmons, Alan. & Dwaine, Plaza. “The Caribbean Community in Canada: Transnational Connections and Transformation” in Wong, Lloyd & Vic Satzewich, Negotiating Borders and Belonging: Transnational Identities and Practices in Canada. University of British Columbia Press. Pp. 130-149.

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2004 Plaza Dwaine, “Caribbean Migration to Canada: Mobility and Opportunity 1900-2001” In Sandra Courtman (ed) Beyond the Blood, The Beach and the Banana: New Perspectives in Caribbean Studies. Ian Randal Publisher.

2001 Plaza Dwaine. “Race and Ethnic Relations Syllabus 437/537,” American Sociological Association Teaching Guide on Race and Ethnic Relations 2001 Edition. New York: American Sociological Association.

2001 Plaza, Dwaine. “Aging in Babylon: Elderly Caribbeans Living in Great Britain”. In Harry Goulbourne (ed.) Caribbean Families in Britain and the Transatlantic World, London: Macmillian, The University of Warwick Caribbean Studies Series. pp. 219-231.

1999 Plaza, Dwaine. contributing author and (co-editor) (with Mark Edwards) to “Writing Within Sociology: A Guide for Undergraduates”. Oregon State University, Department of Sociology.

1998 Plaza, Dwaine. “Strategies and Strategizing: The Struggles for Upward Mobility Among University Educated Caribbean-Born Men in Canada”. In Mary Chamberlain (ed.) Globalized Identities: New Directions in the Study of Caribbean Migration, London: Routledge, pp. 249-266.

1997 Mehta, Michael, & Dwaine Plaza, "Pornography in cyberspace: An exploration of what's in Usenet". In Sarah. Kiesler (ed.), Culture of the Internet, Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, pp. 53-67.

1995 Plaza Dwaine, "Foodbanks in the New International Division of Labor: An Examination of the "New" Clients at the Daily Bread Food Bank in Toronto". In Ioan, Davies & Paul Anisef (eds.) Contested Boundaries/ Different Sociologies, York University, North York: Institute for Social Research, pp. 453-472.

1990 Plaza Dwaine. An Examination of Low Income Housing and Disaster Preparedness in Select Commonwealth Caribbean Countries: Antigua, Barbados, Dominica, Jamaica and St. Lucia, Ottawa: CIDA Publications.

1989 Plaza, Dwaine with David, Morley and Paul, Wilkinson. The Barbados Micro-Computer Database, Barbados. Electronic database formatted for regional distribution.

1988 Plaza D. Low Income Housing Options In Jamaica, Toronto: Faculty of Environmental Studies International News Letter, Vol. 3, No 5, pp.25-35.

BOOK REVIEWS

2012 Plaza D. Caribbean Migration to Western Europe and the United States: Essays on 7

Incorporation, Identity and Citizenship . Margarita Cervantes-Rodriguez, Raymond Grosfoguel & Eric Mielants (2009) Journal of American Ethnic History. Vol. 31, No. 4, Summer pp 133-135. http://www.jstor.org/stable/10.5406/jamerethnhist.31.4.0133

2010 Plaza D. Jamaican Hands Across the Atlantic Elaine Bauer & Paul Thompson.(2006) New West Indian Guide, Volume 84 No: 1 & 2, pp. 143-145.

2009 Plaza D. Crossing Over: Comparing Recent Migration in the United States and Europe. Holger Henke (2005) Wabaggei: A Journal of the Caribbean and its Diaspora. Vol. 12 No 1. pp. 139-143.

2006 Plaza D. A History of Education in the British Leeward Islands 1838-1945. Howard Fergus (2003). Caribbean Studies Journal, Vol. 34, No. 2 pp- 278-282.

2006 Plaza D. The Chinese in the Caribbean Andrew Wilson (Editor). Canadian Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Studies Vol. 31, No. 61, pp. 263-266.

2006 Plaza D. Images of West Indian Immigrants in Mass Media: The Struggle for a Positive Ethnic Reputation. Christine M. Du Bois. New West Indian Guide. Vol. 80, No. 1 & 2.

2004 Plaza D. Work and Migration: Life and Livelihoods in a Globalizing World. Ninna Sorensen & Karen Fog-Olwig. Book Review for Critique of Anthropology, Vol. 23, No 2 pp. 180-183.

2004 Plaza D. Reclaiming African Religions in Trinidad: The Socio-Political Legitimation of the Orisha and Spiritual Baptist Faiths. Frances Henry. Book Review for Caribbean Quarterly, Vol. 25, No 3. pp. 18-22.

2002 Plaza D. Ethnicities: Children of Immigrants in America. Ruben Rumbaut & Alejandro Portes. Book Review for Journal of Marriage and the Family, Vol XX, No. 4, pp. 180-181.

2001 Plaza D. Faces of the Caribbean. John Gilmore. Book Review for Wabaggi Journal of Diaspora Studies, Vol XI, No. 15, pp. 132-138.

2000 Plaza D. Gatherings in Diaspora: Religious Communities and the New Immigration. Stephen Warner & Judith G. Wittner (Eds). Book Review for the Caribbean Studies Association News Letter. Vol X No 20, pp. 15-16.

1999 Plaza, D. Health and Social Services Among International Labor Migrants: A Comparative Perspective. Ugalde, Antonio & Gilberto Cardenas (Eds). Book Review for the Journal of Rural Sociology, Vol IV, No. 20, pp 55-56.

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CONFERENCE PAPERS

2019 Plaza, Dwaine Fear of Crime Among the Caribbean Diaspora, Society for British Caribbean Studies Annual Meeting, July 6-8, University of Lancaster, England.

2019 Plaza, Dwaine Facebook and WhatsApp as Transnational Care Bridge for the Trinidadian Disapora, Caribbean Studies Association Meeting, June 3-8th, Santa Marta, Colombia.

2019 Plaza, Dwaine, Bonnie Ruder, The History of ADVANCE at Oregon State University: lessons Learned. Poster Session at NCORE, Portland Oregon May 29-June 1

2019 Plaza, Dwaine. Caribbean-Origin Track & Field Hero's Battling Racism and Sexism in Canadian Society 1980-2018. CALACS Conference, York University, Toronto, Canada May 10-12

2019 Plaza, Dwaine Pedagogical Lessons Learned about teaching African American Resistance class. Pacific Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Oakland, California, April 28-31.

2018 Plaza, Dwaine, & Larry Becker Re-launching the International Degree and Global Learning Certificate. AAC&U’s Global Engagement and Spaces of Practice: Global Challenges across Disciplinary Boundaries conference. October 11-13, 2018 in Seattle, WA

2018 Plaza, Dwaine “Caribbana in Toronto: From Male Dominance to Female Agency” Society for British Caribbean Studies Annual Meeting, July 6-8, University College, London, England.

2018 Plaza, Dwaine A Social History of Cuban Migration to Canada 1960-2017. Caribbean Studies Association Meeting, June 2-6th, Havana, Cuba.

2017 Plaza, Dwaine & Lauren Plaza Canada Study Abroad Program: Faculty Experiences Association of Canadian Studies in the United States Oct. 18-21, 2017 Las Vegas, Nevada.

2017 Plaza, Dwaine & Lauren Plaza Caribbana as a Site for Cultural Diversity, Nostalgia, and Transnationalism among Second-generation Caribbean Canadians, July 26-28, Seventeenth International Conference on Diversity in Organizations, Communities & Nations, University of Toronto, Canada.

2017 Plaza, Dwaine & Lauren Plaza Canada Study Abroad: Lessons Learned N.W Symposium 9

on International Faculty Led Programs, April 10, 2017, Portland State University.

2017 Plaza, Dwaine. & Lauren Plaza The Boat Cruise as a Transnational Location, Caribbean Studies Association Annual Meeting June 6-10, Nassau, The Bahamas.

2017 Plaza, Dwaine & Lauren Plaza The Caribanna Boat Cruise as a Space for Nostalgia and Reminiscing, Pacific Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Portland Oregon, April 4-6

2016 Plaza, Dwaine. A Social History of Haitian Migration to Canada 1960-2011. Caribbean Studies Association Annual Meeting June 6-10, Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

2016 Plaza, Dwaine. Caribana in Toronto: From Male Dominance to Female Agency. Pacific Sociological Association Annual Meeting March 30-April 2nd 2016, Oakland, California.

2015 Plaza, Dwaine & Lauren Plaza Canada Study Abroad Program: Pedagogical Lessons Learned and Faculty Experiences Association of Canadian Studies in the United States Oct. 14-17, 2015 Las Vegas, Nevada.

2015 Plaza, Dwaine “Tearing up the Track on the World Stage: Caribbean-born Sports Hero’s Battling Racism and Sexism in Canadian Society 1980-2000,” Sport and Society Conference, Toronto, Canada, July 30-31, 2015.

2015 Plaza, Dwaine. Caribbean High School Alumni Associations Maintaining Transnational Links with the Diaspora. Caribbean Studies Association Annual Meeting May 25-29 2015 New Orleans, Louisiana

2015 Plaza, Dwaine. IE3 Global 2013-2014 Cuba Study Abroad Program: Pedagogical Lessons Learned and Faculty Experiences. N.W Symposium on International Faculty Led Programs, April 10, 2015, Portland State University.

2015 Plaza, Dwaine. Caribbean Mobility and Success in Canada: A Story about overcoming Systemic and Individual Discrimination. Pacific Sociological Association Annual Meeting Long Beach, California April 1-4.

2015 Plaza, Dwaine & Mikelis Berzins. Diversity Disconnect Among Faculty: Folklore, Myths and Misconceptions. Pacific Sociological Association Annual Meeting Long Beach, California April 1-4.

2015 Plaza, Dwaine. Developing a Culture of Engagement for Undergraduate Sociology Students. Panel Discussion Pacific Sociological Association Annual Meeting Long Beach, California April 1-4.

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2014 Plaza, Dwaine “Roti and Doubles as Comfort Foods for the Trinidadian Diaspora in Canada and the United States.” Caribbean Studies Association Annual Meeting May 27- 30 2014 Merida Mexico

2014 Plaza, Dwaine & Kathleen Stanley Cuba “Lessons from the Community and Students Abroad,” Pacific Sociological Association Annual Conference March 27-30 Portland Oregon.

2014 Plaza, Dwaine & Alida Karakushi “High School Alumni Associations in the Caribbean Diaspora Maintaining Transnational Links of Remittance and Caring for those Left Behind” Pacific Sociological Association Annual Meeting March 27-30 Portland Oregon.

2013 Plaza, Dwaine “Social Media as a Tool for Teaching about Masculinity and Gender Socialization,” Masculinity Conference, Oregon State University May 16-17.

2013 Plaza, Dwaine “Social Media as a Tool for Transnational Caregiving for the Caribbean Diaspora” Grenada, Caribbean Studies Association Annual Conference, May 28-June1.

2013 Plaza, Dwaine “Comfort Foods for the Trinidadian Disapora in Canada and the United States.” Food and Immigrant Life Conference, NYU University New York City April 18-19.

2013 Plaza, Dwaine “Faculty Dissatisfaction with online Education” American Association of University Professors, State Conference Meeting, Portland State University, April 6-7.

2013 Plaza, Dwaine “Trends in taking on Canadian Citizenship Among Caribbean Immigrants 1960-2010”. Pacific Sociological Association Meeting March 21-25th 2013 Reno Nevada.

2013 Plaza, Dwaine “Roti and Doubles as Comfort Foods for the Trinidadian Diaspora in Canada and the United States.” Pacific Sociological Association Meeting March 21-25th 2013 Reno Nevada.

2012 Plaza, Dwaine “Love in a Barrel: A Study of the Soft Goods Remittance practices of Transnational Jamaican Households .” Presented at the Caribbean Food Cultures Conference University of Heidelberg September 28-29, 2012.

2012 Plaza, Dwaine Caribbean Studies Association. Paper Title: “Trends in taking on Canadian Citizenship Among Caribbean Immigrants 1960-2010” Guadeloupe French Caribbean, May 28-June1,

2011 Plaza, Dwaine Metropolis 16th International Conference. Paper title: “Facebook as a Transnational Communication Bridge for Trinidadians” San Miguel Island, The Azores 11

September 12-16, 2011.

2011 Plaza, Dwaine National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration Conference. Paper title: Teaching Applied Research Methods at Oregon State University through Collaboration with Corvallis Community Outreach Inc.” Kansas City Missouri October 20-22, 2011.

2011 Plaza, Dwaine Second Conference on Ethnicity, Race and Indigenous Peoples in Latin America and the Caribbean. Paper title: The Legacy of Racial and Ethic Inequality in the Caribbean: An Examination of Immigration to Canada from 1968-2008”. University of San Diego Institute of the Americas Complex, November 3-5th 2011.

2011 Plaza, Dwaine Oregon State University 2nd Annual Diversity Conference. Poster Presentation: Advancement of People of Color Organizational Overview. Oregon State University November 2- 3, 2011.

2011 Plaza, Dwaine Caribbean Studies Association Paper Title: Family Love in Barrels: Transnational Remittance Practices of Jamaican Canadian Households” World Trade Center, Curacao, Dutch Caribbean, May 30-June 3, 2011.

2010 Plaza, Dwaine Caribbean Studies Association Paper Title: Barbadians as the Model Minority in Canada.” Almond Beach Hotel, Bridgetown Barbados May 24-28 2010.

2010 Plaza, Dwaine Caribbean Studies Association Panel Organizer How to Finish a Ph.D. and Get a Job in the Current Climate of Cutbacks” Caribbean Studies Association Meeting, Almond Beach Hotel, Bridgetown Barbados May 24-28 2010.

2010 Plaza, Dwaine Caribbean Studies Association Workshop Presenter & Panel Organizer “Achieving Tenure and Promotion Using Caribbean Studies” Caribbean Studies Association Meeting, Almond Beach Hotel, Bridgetown Barbados May 24-28 2010.

2010 Paper Presented with (Kathleen Stanley) Title: MySpace as a Site of Sociological Investigation: Applying the Theories of Goffman & Cooley to a Virtual Community. Pacific Sociological Association Meeting April 8-11th 2010 Oakland California.

2010 Paper Presented with (Lauren Plaza) Title: An Examination of the Transnational Remittance Practices of Caribbean- Canadian Families. Pacific Sociological Association Meeting April 8-11th 2010 Oakland California.

2009 Plaza, Dwaine & Kathleen Stanley Xenophobia, Federal Policy, and Human Agency: A Case Study of Executive Order 9066 at Oregon State College, Pacific Sociological Association Meetings, Westin Hotel, San Diego California, April 8-11, 2009.

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2009 Dwaine Plaza & Harley Stone, MySpace as Pedagogical Window to Apply the Ideas of: Goffman and Cooley, Pacific Sociological Association Meetings, Westin Hotel, San Diego California, April 8-11, 2009

2008 Plaza, Dwaine “Transnational Identity Being Maintained Via the Internet: A Content Analysis of Second Generation Caribbean Web Sites” Caribbean Studies Association Meeting, San Andres Colombia May 26-30, 2008.

2008 Plaza, Dwaine & Amy Crevola “Caribbean Transnational Culture and Identity Being Maintained via the Internet”. Pacific Sociological Association Meeting. Portland Oregon April 10-13, 2008.

2007 Plaza, Dwaine “Transnational Remittance Practices of Jamaican Canadians” Caribbean Studies Association Meeting, Sol Victoria Hotel, San Salvador, Brazil, May 28-June 3 2007.

2006 Plaza, Dwaine “An Examination of the Transnational Remittance Practices of Jamaican, Guyanese and Haitian Canadian Families.” International Conference on Caribbean Studies Holiday Inn Sunspree Resort South Padre Island, Texas November 2 - 5, 2006.

2006 Plaza, Dwaine “An Examination of the Transnational Remittance Practices of Jamaican Canadian Families” CALACS Conference, University of Calgary, Alberta, Rozsa Centre September 27-29.

2006 Plaza, Dwaine & Frances Henry. “Transnational Practices of Return Migration” Presentation at the Caribbean Migration Forced and Free. Kingston, Jamaica, University of the West Indies, June 13-14 2006.

2006 Plaza Dwaine & Alex Lovell. “Caribbean Canadians a Socio-Demographic Profile using the 2001 Canadian Census”. Caribbean Studies Association, Crown Plaza Hotel, Port of Spain, Trinidad, May 29-June 2, 2006.

2006 Plaza, Dwaine. “The Tenure and Promotion Dossier”, Caribbean Studies Association, Crown Plaza Hotel, Port of Spain, Trinidad, May 29-June 2, 2006

2006 Plaza, Dwaine. “Caribbean Return Migration: A Theoretical Perspective.” Caribbean Studies Association, Crown Plaza Hotel, Port of Spain, Trinidad, May 29-June 2, 2006

2006 Plaza, Dwaine & Alan Simmons. “Remittance Practices among Caribbean Migrants in Canada” Invited presentation at the Latin American Conference Guelph, Ontario, Canada May 22-27, 2006.

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2006 Kathleen Stanley & Dwaine Plaza. “The Gendered Culture of Texas Hold’em on a college campus.” Presentation at the Pacific Sociological Association Meetings, Hollywood, California, April 20, 2006.

2005 Plaza, Dwaine & Frances Henry. “Caribbean Return Migration: Transnational Lifestyles and Practices, Caribbean Migrations.” Presentation at the Negotiating Borders International Literary Conference, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, July, 2005.

2005 Plaza, Dwaine. “The Ethno-Racial Differences within the Caribbean-Origin Population in Toronto: Education, Employment and Mobility Experience in Canada Multicultural Days: An International Perspective.” Presentation at Brock University, Ontario, Canada, June, 2005.

2005 Plaza, Dwaine. “Unpacking the Ethno-Racial Differences within the Caribbean-Origin Population in Toronto: Education, Employment and Mobility Experience in Canada.” Paper presented at the Caribbean Studies Association Conference, Santo Domingo, May/June, 2005.

2005 Simmons, Alan, Dwaine Plaza and Victor Piche. “Characteristics, Practices and Opportunities of Remitters, the Cases of Remittances to Jamaica and Haiti.” Presentation at the Canadian International Development Agency Conference on Facilitating Remittances from Canada: From Policy to Practice, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, May 2005.

2005 Simmons, Alan, Dwaine Plaza and Victor Piche. “Transnational Families and Remittances: A Study of Haitian and Jamaican Origin Communities in Canada.” Presentation at Canadian Council of Area Studies and Learned Societies, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, April/May 2005.

2004 Plaza, Dwaine. “Transnational Identity Among Second Generation Caribbean-Origin University Students: A Content Analysis of Student Organization Web Sites.” Paper presented at the Canadian Association for Latin American and Caribbean Studies (CALACS), University of Guelph, Ontario, Canada, October, 2004.

2004 Plaza, Dwaine Paper presented at the Canadian Association of Latin American and Caribbean Studies, Guelph, Ontario, Canada, October 28-31 2004. Paper Title: Second Generation Caribbean Transnational Culture Being Maintained via the Internet.

2004 Plaza, Dwaine Panel Organizer at the Caribbean Studies Association annual meetings, St. Kitts West Indies, May 31- June 5 2004 . Panel Title: Caribbeans in the International Diaspora: Exploring the Challenges of Making it in the New Homeland.

2004 Plaza, Dwaine Paper Presented at the Caribbean Studies Association annual meetings, St. 14

Kitts West Indies, May 31- June 5 2004. Paper Title: Living Arrangements and Family Structural Differences Among Caribbeans in Britain: The Indo-Caribbean Story

2004 Plaza, Dwaine Paper Presented (With Kristen Godhsee) at the Caribbean Studies Association annual meetings, St. Kitts West Indies, May 31- June 5 2004. Paper Title: Finishing your Ph.D., Getting a Job and Doing Caribbean Studies

2004 Paper Presented (with Kathleen Stanley & Michelle Inderbitzen) at the Pacific Sociological Association annual meetings, San Francisco California, April 15-18 2004. Paper Title: From Yell Leaders to Cheerleaders: Gender & the Transformation of American Cheerleading.

2004 Panel Organizer at the Pacific Sociological Association annual meetings, San Francisco California, April 15-18 2004. Panel Title: Migration and Mobility I and II.

2004 Paper Presented (with John Davidson) at the Pacific Sociological Association annual meetings, San Francisco California, April 15-18 2004. Paper Title: Caribbean Transnational Culture Being Maintained via the Internet.

2004 Panel Organizer (two undergraduate student panels) at the Pacific Sociological Association annual meetings, San Francisco California, April 15-18 2004. Panel Titles: Deviance in Oregon I and II.

2003 Paper presented at the Society for Caribbean Studies Meetings, Cardiff University, July 6-8. The paper is entitled: “Second Generation Caribbean Migration and Identity in Britain”

2003 Panel Organizer at the Pacific Sociological Association annual meetings, Pasadena California, March 27-30 2003. Panel Title: Deviance in Oregon. Undergraduate Student Panel.

2003 Paper presented at the Caribbean Studies Association meetings, Belize, May 24- May 31. Paper entitled: “The Construction of Ethnic Identity among Second Generation Caribbeans in Canada”. Session organizer for panel entitled: The Experiences of Second Caribbean-Canadians.

2002 Paper presented (with Trina Kudlacek) at the National Academic Advising Association Region 8 Drive-In Conference, November 1st 2002, LaSells Stewart Center. Paper entitled: “Star Today, Forgotten Tomorrow: Fulfilling the Advising and Support Service Needs of African American Football Players at Oregon State University”.

2002 Paper presented (with Kurt Peters) at the Students of Color in Post Secondary Institutions Conference, November 4-7th. Paper entitled: “Lessons Learned From Teaching Cross Cultural Issues In Native America: Learning Through Listening”.

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2002 Paper presented at the Society for Caribbean Studies Meetings, University of Warwick, England, July 1-3. The paper is entitled: “Caribbean Migration and Adjustment to Canada: Pursing the Mobility Dream 1900-1998”.

2002 Paper presented at the Caribbean Studies Association meetings, Nassau Bahamas, May 27- June 1. Paper entitled: “The Construction of Boundaries and Ethnic Identity among Second Generation Caribbeans Living in Canada”. Session organizer for panel entitled: Native Foreigners: Differentiated Opportunities and Experiences of Second and 1.5 Generation Caribbean-Canadians.

2002 Paper co-presented (with Kathleen Stanley) at the Pacific Sociological Association annual meetings, Vancouver, British Columbia, April 18-21. Paper entitled: Camaraderie, Masculinity and Hierarchy in College Football: A Content Analysis of Team Photographs”.

2002 Panel Organizer for undergraduate students at the Pacific Sociological Association annual meetings, Vancouver, British Columbia, April 18-21. Panel entitled: Deviance in Oregon

2001 Paper presented at the International Conference on the Caribbean Diaspora. London England South Bank University August 30-September 1. Paper entitled: “Indo-Caribbean Migration to North America and Britain”.

2001 Paper presented at the Pacific Sociological Association annual meetings, San Francisco. April 14-17. Paper entitled: “The Adaptation of Caribbean Immigrant Families to Canadian Social and Cultural Milieu 1960-1998”.

2000 Paper presented at the Caribbean Studies Association meetings, St. Martin, May 27- June 4. Paper entitled: “Unpacking the Migration Story in Canada”. Session Organizer for a Panel Entitled: Second Generation Caribbeans in Canada.

1999 Paper co-presented (with Erlinda Gonzales-Berry) at the Oregon Innovators in Education Conference, February 18-19, La Salles Stewart Centre, Oregon State University. Paper entitled: “Lessons Learned from teaching Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Agricultural Labor: Learning Through Listening”.

2000 Paper presented at the Caribbean Studies Association meetings, St. Lucia, May 29-June 3. Paper entitled: “Breaking Through the Glass Ceiling: The Pursuit of University Training Among Afro-Caribbean and Indo-Caribbean Youth”. Session organizer for a panel entitled: Second Generation Caribbeans at the New Millennium.

2000 Paper presented at the Pacific Sociological Association annual meetings, San Diego California, March 27-29. Paper entitled: “The Settlement and Mobility Differences of African and Indo-Caribbeans”. Session organizer for a panel entitled: “Mobility and 16

Migration: Crisis with Opportunity”.

2000 Paper co-presented (with Kathleen Stanley & S. Gunewardena).at the Pacific Sociological Association annual meetings, San Diego, California, March 27-29. Paper entitled: “Teaching Globalization: An Action Learning Approach”.

1999 Paper presented at the Society for Caribbean Studies Meetings, London England, July 5-7. Paper entitled: “Desires and actions for return migration Among Second Generation Caribbeans in Britain”.

1999 Paper presented at the Pacific Sociological Association annual meetings, Portland Oregon, April 15-18. Paper entitled: “Despite the Odds: Second Generation Caribbeans Living in Canada”.

1999 Paper presented at the Caribbean Studies Association meetings, Panama City, Panama, May 24-29. Paper entitled: “The Mobility of Second Generation Caribbeans in Toronto”.

1998 Paper presented at the Caribbean Family and Living Relations Conference, Cheltenham, Great Britain, March 28. Paper entitled: “Aging in Babylon: Afro-Caribbean Men and Women in Britain”.

1998 Paper presented at the Pacific Sociological Association annual meetings, San Francisco, April 17. Paper entitled: “The Adaptation of Caribbean Immigrant Families to the British Social and Cultural Milieu 1960-1996”.

1998 Paper presented at the Caribbean Studies Association meetings, Antigua. May 26, 1998. Paper entitled: “Global Wanderers: Second Generation Caribbeans Continuing to Pursue the Mobility Dream”.

1998 Paper co-presented (with Edmond Mansoor) at the Caribbean Studies Association meetings, Antigua, May 30, 1998. Paper entitled: “AIDS and STDs in Antigua: An Exploratory Study of the Attitudes and Opinions from the Middle Class”.

1998 Paper presented at the World Congress of Sociology, Montreal Annual meetings, July 27. Paper entitled: “The Role of Afro-Caribbean Grandmothers in the Transnational Household”.

1998 Paper co-Presented (with Richard Mitchell) at the World Congress of Sociology, Montreal Annual meeting, July 30, 1998. Paper entitled: “The Crisis of Education Assessment: Credit for Time Served vs. Proof of Rehabilitation”.

1998 Chair /Discussant World Congress of Sociology, Montreal annual meeting. July 28, 1998. Session title: Visions of Change in Culture and Symbolic Processes I.

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1998 Chair World Congress of Sociology, Montreal annual meeting, July 30, 1998. Session title: Visions of Change in Culture and Symbolic Processes II

1997 Paper presented at The History of the Family Conference, Carlton University, Ottawa, May 15-17. Paper entitled: "Frequent Flyer Grannies in London: The Role of Elderly African- Caribbean Women in the International Diaspora".

1997 Paper presented at The Caribbean Studies Association Conference, Baranquilla Colombia, May 26-30. Paper entitled: "In Pursuit of the Mobility Dream: Second Generation British/Caribbeans Returning to Jamaica and Barbados".

1996 Paper presented at The Caribbean Studies Association Conference, Puerto Rico, May 26. Paper entitled: "Family Structure and Social Change of Caribbeans in Britain: An Exploratory Study of Elderly Males".

1996 Paper presented at the Cheltenham & Gloucester College of Higher Education, Francis Close Hall Seminar, March 28. Paper entitled: "The Demonization of Afro-Caribbean Fathers: The Social Construction of Deadbeat Dads in Britain".

1996 Paper presented at the Oxford Brookes Humanities Research Seminar series, February15. Paper entitled: "Confronting the Glass-Ceiling Afro-Caribbean Immigrant Men in the Canadian Workplace: Strategizing for Upward Social Mobility".

1995 Paper presented at The Caribbean Studies Association Conference, Curacao, Netherlands Antilles, May 23. Paper entitled: "Coping with the Glass Ceiling: A Study of the Mobility Strategies used by Caribbean-born men in the Canadian Labor Market".

1995 Paper co-presented (with Alan Simmons) at The Learned Society Conference, University of Quebec, Montreal, Canada, June 22. Paper entitled: "The Pursuit of University Training Among Afro-Caribbean Migrants and Their Children.".

1994 Poster co-presented (with Mike Mehta) at the Symposium on Free Speech and Privacy in the Information Age, University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, November 21. Poster entitled: "A Content Analysis of Pornographic Images on the Internet".

1994 Paper presented at The Caribbean Studies Association Conference, Merida, Mexico, May 23. Paper entitled: "The Participation of Caribbean Women and Men in the Canadian Labour Force: An Immigrant Success Story".

1993 Paper presented at The Different Canada's Diverse Sociologies Conference, York University, Toronto, Canada, June 3. Paper entitled: "Food Banks in the New International Division of Labour: An Examination of the "New" Cohort of Clients at the Daily Bread Food Bank in Toronto". 18

1992 Paper presented at the CERLAC Graduate Seminar Series, November 11. Paper entitled: "The Effect of Structural Adjustment on Low Income Housing Options in Jamaica".

1992 Paper presented at The Learned Society Conference, University of Prince Edward Island, Charlottetown, June 22. Paper entitled: "Newspaper Images of Trinidadian Refugee Claimants in Canada: A Content Analysis".

1991 Paper presented (with Alan Simmons) at the Meeting of the Caribbean Ministers of Education, Barbados, Dover Convention Center, June 15. Paper entitled: "International Migration and Schooling in the Eastern Caribbean".

INIVITED GUEST LECTURES WORKSHOPS AND PRESENTATIONS

2019 1969 Walk Out Protest History Key Note talk-- Oregon State University, May 20, 2019

2019 Institutional Racism, Bias, and Discrimination in STEM Disciplines-- Integrated Biology. Invited Speaker May 6, 2019

2019 The History of African Americans in Oregon, Rotary Club of Sweet Home. March 19 2019.

2018 Mi Familia Weekend Invited Key Note speaker Topic “Latino and Latina Students: Dealing with Adversity.” May 19, 2018.

2018 The Crisis in Masculinity. Invited Key Note speaker. Abby House, Western Oregon University. April 28, 2018.

2018 Growing up to be a “Man” Invited Facilitated Workshop with Ashbrook Middle School Boys in Corvallis, March 16, 2018.

2018 Institutional Racism, Bias, and Discrimination in STEM Disciplines Professional Learning Community (PLC) in the College of Earth Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences (CEOAS). Invited Speaker April 12, 2018.

2018 Manliness in Fraternities, Invited Facilitated Workshop with Tau Kappa Epsilon February 6, 2018.

2017 Mi Familia Weekend Invited Key Note speaker Topic “Successful Strategies for Latino and Latina Students.

2017 Men and Masculinities Conference – Invited Key Note speaker. Topic Small Hands: The 19

Crisis in Masculinity in the Trump Government.

2017 African American Graduate Student Association, Key Note Speaker. Topic: Success in Graduate School as a Student of Color. Loni B Harrison.

2016 Plaza, Dwaine, Landis Larry, & Julia Bradshaw OSU’s Photographic Archive: Technology and Society, 1850-1950, OSU Libraries and Press Seminar Series. May 2nd.

2016 Plaza, Dwaine & Michelle Bothwell Advance Grant Research Update: Brown Bag Series. Thursday, April 7th the Lonnie B.Harris Black Cultural Center at Oregon State University.

2016 Plaza, Dwaine "Caribbean Migrants Living Transnational Lives in Canada: 1968-2015," Invited Guest Lecture, Willamette University Institute for Continuing Education, March 3rd, 2015.

2016 Plaza, Dwaine. Portland Gentrification Tour. Coordinated with the Sociology Club and Mr Geoffrey Brooks, February 27th, 2016.

2015 Plaza, Dwaine Integrating Qualitative Research in Engineering, Guest Lecture in BioResource Research Class, February 12, 2015.

2015 Plaza, Dwaine OSU Men’s Coalition Round Table Lunch Discussion, Presentation, April 2nd.

2014 Plaza, Dwaine & Jennifer Almquist An Overview of the Advance Grant, Old World Deli Science Pub, November 4th.

2014 Plaza, Dwaine Pioneers of Change: Black Football Players at OSU from 1951-Present, Invited Panel presentation, Loge Reser Stadium, February 19, 2014.

2014 Plaza, Dwaine Participant in the OUS Recruiting and Retaining Minority Faculty workshop. January 31 at Portland State University.

2014 Plaza, Dwaine Integrating Qualitative Research in Engineering, Guest Lecture in BioResource Research Class, February 5, 2014.

2013 Plaza, Dwaine, Amy Below, Kathleen Stanley Cuba from Revolution to Globalization: Lessons Learned, Brown Bag Seminar School of Public Policy, Oregon State University, October 25, 2013.

2013 Plaza, Dwaine Cuba from Revolution to Globalization, Oregon University System, Office 20

of International Programs, Invited Panel Presentation. Linfield College, Melrose Hall, September 13, 2013.

2013 Plaza, Dwaine “Comfort Foods for the Trinidadian Disapora in Canada and the United States.” Food and Immigrant Life Conference, NYU University New York City. Invited Panel Participant. April 18-19.

2013 Plaza, Dwaine Center Against Domestic Violence Masculinity Workshop Facilitator May 18, 2013.

2013 Plaza, Dwaine Invited Guest Speaker at Portland State University AAUP Chapter meeting. Topic: “Faculty Dissatisfaction with online Education” May 30, 2013.

2013 Plaza, Dwaine Invited Guest Speaker Interdisciplinary Research: Bioenergy Focus. Overview of Qualitative Research Methods February 5, 2013.

2013 Plaza, Dwaine Presenter for the OSU Athletics Department. “Blackface" at OSU Athletic Events as a form of Modern Racism. January 13, 2013.

2012 Plaza, Dwaine Presenter for the OSU Research Office Orientation for New Faculty. Title of Presentation: Including a Diversity Plan in NSF Proposals. October 5, 2012.

2012 Plaza, Dwaine Presenter for the Difference Power and Discrimination Summer School. How to keep students engaged in DPD material. June 20, 2012.

2012 Plaza, Dwaine Invited Guest Speaker International Cooperation Office Ching Yun University, Taiwan April 17-24th Globalization & The United States. Two lectures.

2012 Plaza, Dwaine Facilitator for Still Killing Us Softly 4, OSU History Departments Women in Film Series, January 31. 2012.

2012 Plaza, Dwaine Presenter for Difference Discrimination and Power Program. Title of Presentation: Using Social Media to teach DPD classes. January 24, 2012.

2012 Plaza, Dwaine School of Public Policy Colloquia. Presentation title: Facebook as a Transnational Bridge for Caribbeans. February 24, 2012.

2011 Plaza, Dwaine Poster Presentation in Diversity Summit at Oregon State University. Title of the Poster: Association for the Advancement of People of Color History. November 2, 2011.

2011 Plaza, Dwaine Guest Speaker CGE Conference at Oregon State University. Title of Presentation: Coalition Building and Unions at Oregon State University. October 29, 21

2011.

2011 Plaza, Dwaine Guest Speaker and Trainer for the Cross Cultural Mentoring Program. October 5th 2011.

2011 Plaza, Dwaine College Assistant Migrant Program (CAMP) Student/Professor Orientation Panel. Oregon State University September 22, 2011.

2011 Plaza, Dwaine Graduate Student of Color Connect Panel. Oregon State University. September 26, 2011.

2010 Plaza, Dwaine “A Social, Economic and Cultural History of the Dominican Republic” Albany Public Library Invited Guest Lecture. June 15, 2010.

2010 Plaza, Dwaine & Andrea Doyle “Understanding Hidden Privileges and Oppressions in Teaching and Learning” Conference on Intersecting Identities and Interaction: Overcoming Barriers to Social Justice February 4, 2010

2010 Plaza, Dwaine Camp Adventure Key Note Lecture and Diversity Workshop February 15, 2010. Oregon State University

2009 Plaza, Dwaine Black Student Connect Orientation Panel Workshop September 22, 2009. Oregon State University

2009 Plaza, Dwaine College Assistant Migrant Program (CAMP) Student/Professor Orientation Panel Workshop September 15, 2009. Oregon State University

2009 Plaza, Dwaine EOP Orientation Workshop September 25, 2009. Oregon State University

2009 Plaza, Dwaine “AFAPC and its role on the OSU Campus” April 15, 2009. Diversity Summit, Oregon State University.

2008 Plaza, Dwaine & Kurt Peters “So You Think You Want To Take a Field Trip?” October 22, 2008, Center for Teaching and Learning , Oregon State University.

2008 Plaza, Dwaine College Assistant Migrant Program (CAMP) Student/Professor Orientation Panel. Oregon State University September 17, 2008.

2008 Plaza, Dwaine Graduate Student of Color Connect Panel. Oregon State University. September 23, 2008.

2008 Plaza, Dwaine Invited panelist for the Writing Intense Curriculum, Oregon State University, January 30, 2008 22

2007 Plaza, Dwaine “Transnational Remittance of Caribbean Immigrant Families in Canada”, Gender, Families and Immigration in the Northwest project, Center for the Study of Women in Society, October 15, 2007, University of Oregon.

2007 Plaza, Dwaine “An Examination of Transnational Remittance Practices of Jamaican Canadian Families” Parliamentarians for Global Action, Abuja Nigeria, November 12-13, 2007.

2007 Presenter and Discussant American University One Day Workshop on Migration and Human (In) Security. March 9, 2007 Washington DC.

2006 Ethnic Studies colloquium series presenter. “Transnational Remittances among Caribbean Immigrants in Canada.” March 14, 2006.

2003 Moderator. Public Forum on Affirmative Action, Oregon State University May 12, 2003.

2003 Guest Lecture. McNair Scholars Program. Writing A Research Proposal. April 29, 2003.

2003 Workshop. Center for the Humanities. Faculty Mentoring. April 8, 2003.

2002 Workshop. International Education Program. Legacies of Ethnocentricism: Lessons Learned for a Successful Overseas Experience. October 29, 2002.

2002 Guest Lecture. Sociology of Sport (Soc 499) Camaraderie, Masculinity and Hierarchy in College Football: A Content Analysis of Team Photographs. May 16, 2002.

2002 Guest Lecture. Gender and Development (Soc 466/566) Legacies of Colonialism: The Case of Failed Development in Jamaica. May 4, 2002.

2002 Guest Lecture. McNair Scholars Program. Writing A Research Proposal. May 15, 2002.

2002 Guest Lecture. McNair Scholars Program. Questionnaire Development. May 8, 2002.

2002 Workshop. International Education Program. Legacies of Ethnocentricism: Lessons Learned for a Successful Overseas Experience. January 18, 2002.

2002 Workshop. International Education Program. Legacies of Ethnocentricism: Lesson Learned for a Successful Overseas Experience. October 23, 2001.

2001 Guest Lecture. McNair Scholars Program. Doing Qualitative Research in the Field. June 5, 2001.

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2001 Workshop. International Education Program. Legacies of Ethnocentricism: Lessons Learned for a Successful Overseas Experience. January 18, 2001.

2000 Workshop. International Education Program. Legacies of Ethnocentricism: Lessons for Having a Successful Overseas Experience. November, 28, 2000.

2000 TRIAD (OSU) Presentation. Title: Lessons Learned from teaching Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Agricultural Labor. (with Erlinda Gonzales-Berry). April 20, 2000.

2000 Ethnic Studies Colloquium Lecture Series. Title: Caribbean Migration to Canada: A Socio- Demographic Profile. April 12, 2000.

2000 Workshop. International Education Program. Legacies of Ethnocentricism: Lessons Learned for a Successful Overseas Experience. January 25, 2000.

1999 Guest Lecture. Gender and Development (Soc 466/566) Legacies of Colonialism: The Case of Caribbean Development. May 4, 1999.

1998 Guest Lecture. Canadian International Development Agency. Expert Country Briefing Session, title: The Current Conditions in Jamaica, July 27, 1998.

1998 Guest Lecture. Introduction to Sociology (Soc 204). Title: Gender and Socialization. April 19, 1998.

1998 Guest Lecture. Gender and Development (Soc 466/566). Title: Neo-Colonialism and Caribbean Development: The Case of Migration since 1834. May 24, 1998.

1998 Guest Lecture. Ethnic Studies (ES 499). Title: Popular Culture and the Representation of African American Males. February 10, 1998.

1998 Guest Lecture. Health Illness and Society (Soc 399). Title: Contemporary Native American Heath Care Issues. March 10, 1998.

1993 Guest Lecture. Introduction to Social Analysis (Soc 3300). Title: Race and Gender Considerations in Qualitative Interviewing. December 6, 1993. York University.

1993 Guest Lecture. International Migration (Soc 4090). Title: Caribbean Immigration to Canada 1965-1990: A Historical Overview. November 11, 1993. York University.

1993 Guest Lecture. International Migration (Soc 4090). Title: The Caribbean Community in Toronto: Acculturation, Mobility and Disappointments. March 23, 1993. York University.

1993 Guest Lecture. Canadian International Development Agency. Expert Country Briefing 24

Session. Title: The Current Conditions in Trinidad and Tobago, January 17, 1993.

1992 Guest Lecture. Economic Sociology (Soc 4090). Title: The Social Impact of Structural Adjustment: The New Brain Drain. November 12, 1992, York University.

MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, since 1990. Caribbean Studies Association, since 1994. American Sociological Association since 1997 Canadian Latin American and Caribbean Studies, since 1990 Society of Caribbean Studies since 1995 Pacific Sociological Association, since 1997

SERVICE IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Caribbean Studies Association Graduate Student Mentoring Program Co-Organizer (2015) Caribbean Studies Association Appointed Organizational Treasurer (2014-2017) Caribbean Studies Association Elected President (2013-2014) Caribbean Studies Association Elected Vice President (2012-2013) Caribbean Studies Association Appointed Organizational Treasurer (2011-2013) Caribbean Studies George Priestley Social Justice Award Judge (2010-2013) External Reviewer for Assistant Professor at Fairfield University, Department of Sociology (2009). External Examiner for University of the West Indies Department of Communication Masters Degree dissertation. “The Migrant Teacher’s Perspective on Teaching in the United States.” (2008) External Reviewer for Assistant Professor at the University of Western Ontario, Department of Sociology (2008). AAUP Oregon State University Chapter Organizer (2007-2010) President AAUP Oregon State University Chapter President (2009-2012) Program Chair for Caribbean Studies Association Annual Conference in San Andres (2007-2008) Elected Member of the Pacific Sociological Association Nominations Committee (2007-2010) Elected Member of the Caribbean Studies Association Executive (2005-2008) AAUP Oregon State University Faculty Representative (2003-2004) Member of the Pacific Sociology Association Committee on Committees (2004-2005) Member of the Caribbean Studies Conference Planning Committee (2003-2004) Member of the Caribbean Studies Conference Planning Committee (2002-2003) Reviewer for a National Science Foundation Grant (2003) Member of the Caribbean Studies Technology Task Force (2001-2002) Member of the Caribbean Studies Conference Planning Committee (2001-2002) Pacific Sociological Association Session Organizer (1998-2011) Caribbean Studies Organization Session Organizer (1996-2012) Society for Caribbean Studies Session Organizer (2000) World Congress of Sociology Session Organizer (1998) Caribbean Studies Book Award Committee Member (1998-2001) 25

UNIVERSITY SERVICE

2019 College of Liberal Arts Graduation Marshall for Commencement

2019 Elected Faculty Senate Vice President.

2019 Serving on the Faculty Senate Executive and in Faculty Senate

2018 Faculty Senate Sub- committee on High School Transfer Credits Policy

2017-18 Diversity and Cultural Engagement Committee on Student Retention

2017-18 Oregon State University Building Renaming Committee

2017-2018 College of Liberal Arts Graduation Marshall

2016-2018 Chair of the Faculty Senate Diversity Committee

2017 Undergraduate Research Advisory Committee—Sunjaya Rao

2017 Faculty Senator for the College of Liberal Arts

2017 Inter-Institutional Faculty Senate Representative

2016-17 Faculty Senate Executive Council – Bob Mason

2017 Escorted 12 undergraduate students to the Pacific Sociological Association meeting in Portland Oregon April 6-9th, 2017.

2016-17 Member of the Community Diversity Relations Strategy Group--. Angelo Gomez.

2017 Member of the Search Committee for the New Chief Diversity Officer at OSU.

2017 Member of the Oregon State University Building Renaming Committee—Scott Vinos

2016 Escorted 9 undergraduate students to Washington DC to participate in the Grammy Museum and Michelle Obama White House Musical event.

2016 Search Advocate for the Department of Botany and Plant Pathology Assistant Professor Hire.

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2016 OSU College of Liberal Arts Tenure and Promotion Committee

2016 School of Public Policy 3rd Year Review Committee for Roland Eisenhuth

2016 School of Language Culture and Society Promotion to Full Professor Committee Ron Mize

2016 Organizing and escorting a group of eleven undergraduate Sociology majors to the Pacific Sociological Association Annual Meeting Oakland, California March 30- April 2.

2015 OSU College of Liberal Arts Tenure and Promotion Committee

2016 College of Liberal Arts Graduation Marshall

2016 College of Science Diversity Working Group Committee Member

2016 Faculty and Staff Equity and Social Justice Education Committee

2015 Search Advocate for the School of Forestry: Nature Based Forest Management Position

2016 Faculty Senate Diversity Committee

2015-16 Mentor for the Sociology Club

2015 Faculty Senator for the College of Liberal Arts

2015-17 Elected Inter-Institutional Faculty Senator, Oregon State University Representative (three year term).

2015 Developed a new study abroad course on Canada. The two sequence course was developed to provide OSU students with a pre-study abroad class and then an opportunity to study Canada through the lens of public policy.

2015 Advance Grant Summer Seminar Participant (August-September).

2015 College of Liberal Arts Graduation Marshall

2015 Organizing and escorting a group of eleven undergraduate Sociology majors to the Pacific Sociological Association Annual Meeting Long Beach, California April 1-4. 27

2014 Organizing and escorting a group of twelve undergraduate Sociology majors to the Pacific Sociological Association Meeting in Portland Oregon March 27-30, 2014.

2014 OSU College of Liberal Arts Tenure and Promotion Committee

2014 Post Tenure Review Committee Member for Steve Ortiz

2014 School of Public Policy Creativity Fair Committee Chair

2014 School of Public Policy Economics Search Committee—Hire for International Economics

2014 College of Liberal Arts Graduation Marshall

2013-14 OSU Sociology Club adviser – Escorted a group twelve undergraduate students to the Portland Pacific Sociological Association conference.

2013-15 CARDVA member of the MCEV (Men's Coalition to End Violence). Group does trainings in the community for youth and young men.

2013 Tenure and Promotion Review Committee School of Language Culture Ron Maize

2013 University Undergraduate Research Committee member

2013 School of Public Policy Creativity Fair Committee Chair

2013 College of Liberal Arts Graduation Marshall

2013 Sociology Department Awards Committee member

2013 Organizing and escorting a group of ten Sociology majors to the Pacific Sociological Association Meeting in Reno Nevada March 21-25 2013.

2013 OSU College of Liberal Arts Tenure and Promotion Committee

2013 OSU Faculty Senate Diversity Committee Chair

2013 CL@SA Director Search Committee Member

2012 School of Public Policy Surplus Committee Chair 28

2012 College of Liberal Arts Graduation Marshall

2012 Developed Syllabus for two courses to be offered through the Oregon University System: Cuba Study Abroad and Cuba Film Class.

2012 Institutional Review Board Report and Recommendations June 12th.

2012 College of Liberal Arts Internationalization Sub- Committee.

2012 Elected College of Liberal Arts Personnel Committee

2012 Co Director for the School of Public Policy Search Committee

2012 Organized and escorted a group of ten undergraduate students to the Pacific Sociological Association Meetings in San Diego

2011-2012 Planning Focus Group for new lecture building

2011-12 Co Facilitator for College of Liberal Arts Junior Faculty mentoring luncheons.

2011-12 Association for the Advancement of People of Color (AFAPC- OSU) Co- President.

2011-12 Cross Cultural Mentoring Program Faculty volunteer

2012 Search Committee member for the Center for Teaching and learning Director Position

2011-2013 University Housing and Dining Advisory Board Member

2011 Elected College of Liberal Arts Executive Council President

2011 Racial Aikido facilitation and planning team. Oregon State University

2011-2012 Faculty Senate Diversity Committee representative.

2011-2014 Faculty Senate Athletic Advisory Board

2011 Glory Road and the Desegregation of Basketball at OSU. Forum Presenter and Co-organizer May 17, 2011.

2010 Search Committee for Athletic Department (Women’s Basketball Coach) 29

2010-2012 Racial Aikido faculty training seminar. Oregon State University

2010 Graduation Marshall for the College of Liberal Arts Oregon State University June ceremony

2010 Search Committee College of Education-- Department of Adult Education and Higher Education Leadership Assistant Professor Position.

2009-2013 Best Athletic Bridge program advisory board member

2009 Panelist on OSU forum Does Race Still Matter? Interrogating "Post-Racial" Notions in the Age of Obama

2009 Chair of the Review committee for EOP and the Academic Success Center.

2008 Sociology Department Merit Pay Sub-Committee

2008-2009 Co-Facilitator for the Sociology Club & Teaching Mentorship for Graduate Students

2008-2009 Chair of Search Committee for the Diversity Hire in the Department of Sociology

2008-2009 NCAA Re-accreditation Self Study Committee Member

2008-2009 College of Liberal Arts Gender and Diversity Committee Member

2008 Teacher in the Best Bridge Program for Student Athletes

2008 Underwent suicide training session for students

2008-2010 Elected Co-President of the Association of Faculty for the Advancement of People of Color at OSU (AFAPC)

2008 Participated and presented at the Lavender Graduation Ceremony and the Equal Opportunities Program Ceremony in June at Oregon State University

2007-2010 Faculty Senate Tenure and Promotion Committee

2007-2010 College of Liberal Arts Master Teacher Program

2006-2012 Advisory board for the Best Program for Student Athletes.

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2007 -2010 Teacher in the Best Bridge Program for Student Athletes

2007-2012 Elected Member of the Oregon State University Faculty Senate.

2006-2007 Appointed Member of the Search Committee for the College of Liberal Arts Dean.

2006-2013 Faculty Advisor Loni B Harris Black Cultural Center

2006-2009 Co-Organizer Thursday Night Group (Football mentoring program)

2006 Summer teacher in the Best Program for Student Athletes

2006 Underwent training in the Difference Power and Discrimination Seminar (4 weeks).

2005-2007 College of Liberal Arts Faculty Council President Elect.

2005-2006 Department of Sociology. Member of the Peer Teaching Evaluation Committee.

2006 Graduation Marshall for the College of Liberal Arts Oregon State University June ceremony

2004 Graduation Marshall for the College of Liberal Arts Oregon State University June ceremony

2004 Member of the hiring committee for the FAR (Faculty Athletic Representative) for President Edward Ray.

2004 Intel (ISEF ) Intel International Science and Engineering Fair Grand Judge May 11- 12 2004, Portland Oregon

2004 Faculty Advisor for the Student Amnesty International Chapter on the OSU campus.

2003 Member of the hiring committee for the Crime and Delinquency position in the Sociology Department at OSU.

2003-2004 Department of Sociology. Member of the Peer Teaching Evaluation Committee.

2003- 2004 Member of the Advisory Board for the Difference Power and Discrimination Program at Oregon State University.

2002 Co-Chair of the Association for the Advancement of Faculty of Color. Oregon State 31

University.

2002 Member of the hiring committee in the Department of Sociology (Theory Tenure track position).

2002 Member of the Satellite Group Committee for Curricular Issues on the Oregon State University 2007 Planning Committee.

2002 Member of the Program Review committee in the Department of Sociology.

2002 Facilitator, Kaleidoscope of College Cultures. OSU Alumni Center. Student of Color Information Session. January 2002

2002- 2004 UJIMA Office mentor for OSU African American football and basketball players.

2001 Elected Member of the College of Liberal Arts Executive Faculty Council (two year term).

2000 Member of the Curriculum Committee in the Department of Sociology.

2001 Facilitator, Kaleidoscope of College Cultures. OSU Alumni Center. Student of Color Information Session. January 2001.

2000 Facilitator, Kaleidoscope of College Cultures. OSU Alumni Center. Organized a panel on issues facing multi-ethnic students on the OSU campus. January 16, 2000.

2000 Member of the hiring committee in the Department of Sociology (Deviance Tenure track position).

2000 Member of the Faculty Senate Difference Power and Discrimination Task Force which was charged with evaluating and recommending changes to the current BAC Core requirements and setting out regulations for the new directors positions.

2000 Co-coordinator of the Sociology Department alumni/ student advisory panel sessions.

2000 Member of the Association of Faculty for the Advancement of People of Color at OSU.

2000 Completed the Advanced Writing Intensive Curriculum (WIC) training.

2000 Elected Member of the OSU Faculty Senate representing the College of Liberal Arts (two year term)

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1999 Facilitator, Kaleidoscope of College Cultures. OSU Alumni Center. Student of Color Information Session. January 16, 1999.

1998 Member of the Curriculum Committee for the Department of Sociology.

1998 Co-Course Director for Odyssey Course ALS 111.

1997 Department of Sociology. Member of the Peer Teaching Evaluation Committee.

1997 Completed Writing Intensive Curriculum (WIC) training.

1998-2004 Advisory Board Member for the Asian Cultural Center.

1997 Facilitator, Kaleidoscope of College Cultures. Portland African American Focus Group supported by OSU Marketing Department. Facilitator and Resource person for a session.

MANUSCRIPT AND PROPOSAL REVIEWING

Oxford University Press Reviewer Identity: An International Journal of Theory and Research. Social Forces Journal of Eastern Caribbean Studies Canadian Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Studies Ethnic and Racial Studies Rural Sociology Wabaggi Journal of Diaspora Studies Social and Economic Studies Gender and Society

RESEARCH GRANTS SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS

2019 NSF- CHANS project: Developing adaptive capacity in wildfire-prone regions. Co- investigator Lisa Gains, Bart Johnson.(NSF submitted 1.5 million).

2016 Developed an MOU with the University of the Fraser Valley in British Columbia and the College of Liberal Arts.

2016 Faculty Award and Recognition Celebrating Black Excellence. Loni B Harrison Cultural Center Mentoring. February 4, 2016.

2016 NSF INCLUDES Preliminary Proposal: A Systemic Approach to Increasing Participation via STEM Hubs with Martin Sordecker (Not funded). 33

2015 NSF EAGER project: Understanding the confluence: social identities and engineering education and practice. Co-Investigator with Michelle Bothwell (Funded at 300,000 for two years).

2015 Coupled human and natural systems (CHANS). Toward a theory of adaptive capacity in coupled human and natural systems. (Bart Johnson, Max Neilson). (NSF re-submitted 3.5 million-- not funded).

2015 Science and Technology Center: Transforming resilience to overland flow (TROF-STC). Natural hazards: hurricanes, earthquakes and Tsunamis (Phil Mott) (NSF proposal 6 million--not funded).

2015 Summer and Inter-Session 2015 course component. Faculty Funding for developing and implementing an international study abroad class. Awarded $2000 for faculty expenses in British Columbia (Victoria & Vancouver)

2014 Advance Grant National Science Foundation—Campus climate for women in STEM/SBS fields. Title: Senior Personnel—Funded at 3.2 Million for five years.

2014 Letter of interest in submitting a proposal to the NSF-NRT competition. Submitted to the OSU Research Office on April 21, 2014. Proposed Title: NRT-DESE: Tsunami Science and Engineering

2013 NSF Proposal for a Center for Renewable Energy from the Oceans (CREO). The focus of this propoals (headed by Dr Belinda Batten) was the growth of the marine renewable energy (MRE). NSF proposal for 30 million (not funded).

2013 Coupled human and natural systems (CHANS). Toward a theory of adaptive capacity in coupled human and natural systems. (Bart Johnson, Max Neilson) (NSF proposal 3 million. (not funded).

2013 The C. Warren Hovland Service Award-- College of Liberal Arts Award ($500 dollar Professional Development Stipend)

2013 Cl@SA Recipient of OSU Faculty Research Grant—Latino Housing Issues in Corvallis-- $3500

2013 Coastal SRN Project National Science Foundation Peter Rigero (6 million) Not Funded.

2012 Coastal Community Project National Science Foundation (13 Million) Not funded.

2012 Caribbean Studies Association Service Recognition Award Guadeloupe. Awarded a 34

plaque.

2012 IGERT Graduate Student Program National Science Foundation (3 Million) Not Funded.

2012 Recipient of Difference Power and Discrimination Faculty Development fund ($500).

2010 U-Engage Oregon State University Faculty Mentoring First Year Cohort Experience Instructor ($2000)

2009 Mortar Board National Seniors Faculty Teaching Award

2009 Recipient of the Frances Dancy Hooks Award for Diversity Leadership and Coalition Building. Oregon State University. January 19, 2009.

2009 Caribbean Studies Association Service Award for 2008-2009 Kingston, Jamaica

2008 Caribbean Studies Presidential Award of Recognition 2007-2008 San Andres, Colombia.

2006 Recipient of a course development award from E-Campus Oregon State University. Funding to develop a distance education class which is focused on International Migration in the 21st century ($4000).

2004 Co-recipient (with Alan Simmons & Victor Piche) CIDA Research grant to study: Migration and Remittances—Haitian and Jamaican Project ($ 75,916).

2003 Co-recipient (with Kurt Peters) for course funding thorough the Kellogg Foundation. Course title, Cross-Cultural Issues in Native America: Learning Through Listening ($2,500).

2002 Co-recipient (with Kurt Peters) for course funding thorough the Kellogg Foundation. New course title, Cross-Cultural Issues in Native America: Learning Through Listening ($3,500).

2001 Co-recipient (with Erlinda Gonzales-Berry) for course funding thorough the Kellogg Foundation. New course title, Cross-Cultural Issues in Education: Learning Through Listening ($2,500).

2001 Co-recipient (with Jon Dorbolo & Dwayne Foley) for summer research student support through the Provosts Office. Study: Portal Based Teaching and Learning in Academic Institutions ($1,800). Money used to support Yolanda Reyes and Kevin Williams spring and summer salary.

2000 Co-PI (with Carl James). “Product of Canada: Caribbean-Canadians, Family Transnationalism and the Settlement Process”. Funded by Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigrants and Settlement ($18,000). 35

2001 Recipient of the Oregon Innovators in Education Award (one of twenty-five recipients state wide) ($2000).

2000 Co-recipient (with Kathleen Stanley) for course funding thorough the Kellogg Foundation. Course title, Globalization of the Oregon Economy: Learning Through Listening ($2,300).

1999 Co-recipient (with Robert Thompson) for new course funding thorough the Kellogg Foundation. New course title, Cross-Cultural Issues in Education: Learning Through Listening ($2,500).

2000 Recipient of the College of Liberal Arts Bill Wilkins Annual Faculty Teaching Award ($750).

1999 Recipient of International Programs Early Career Faculty Grant. Conference travel and accommodation in Panama ($650).

1999 Co-recipient (with Kathleen Stanley) for new course funding thorough the Kellogg Foundation. Course title, One World Ready or Not: Oregon and the Global Economy: Learning Through Listening ($2,000).

1999 Co-recipient (with Jon Dorbolo & Mark Edwards) for summer research student support through the OSU Research Office. Study: Web Based Learning in Academic Institutions. Money used to support Shelley Fickes undergraduate summer salary ($1,500).

1999 Co-recipient (with Erlinda Gonzales-Berry) for support funding thorough the Kellogg Foundation. Course title: Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Agricultural Labor: Learning Through Listening ($2,000).

1998 Recipient of the L.L Stewart Faculty Development Award. Funding to improve teaching and course delivery materials. ($750).

1998 Co-recipient (with Erlinda Gonzales-Berry) for new course funding thorough the Kellogg Foundation. New Course title: Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Agricultural Labor: Learning Through Listening ($2,500).

1998 Co-recipient (with Mark Edwards) Sociology Department. Writing Handbook Project Stage 1 Writing Intensive Curriculum Department Development Grant ($1,338).

1997 Co-PI (with Clifford Jansen). Upward Mobility Among Second Generation Caribbeans Living in Toronto: A Pilot Study. Funded by Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigrants and Settlement ($15,000).

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Graduate Student Supervision and Committee Work Chair MAIS Committee Heather Barkely 1997/98 MAIS* Graduate Representative (Economics Dept) Sinta Aryan 1997/98 M.A.* Graduate Representative (HDFS) Patrica Vega 1999/00 M.A * Graduate Representative (Education Dept) Kim Jiyoung 1997/00 Ph.D. * Graduate Representative (Exercise + Sports) Neeraj Banerji 2000/01 M.A.* Committee Member (Anthropology) Amy Norlander 1998/00 M.A * Chair MAIS Committee JoAnn Miller 2001/02 MAIS * College Student Services (Thesis Committee) Ben Hahn 2002 CSSA* College Student Services (Thesis Committee) Laura Tripp 2002 CSSA* Chair MAIS Committee Lisa Taylor 2003/6 MAIS* Chair MAIS Committee Brian Tulikihihifo 2003/4 MAIS Graduate Representative (Exercise + Sports) Junggi Hong 2003/6 Ph.D.* Graduate Representative (Nutrition and Exercise) Jason Penry 2005/6 Ph.D.* Graduate Committee Member (Education) Jennifer Newby 2005/6 Ph.D.* Graduate Committee Member (Economics) Natsuko Iwaski 2005/6 Ph.D*. Graduate Committee Member (MPP) Alex Johnson 2005-2006 MPP* Graduate Representative (Education) Greg Gruner 2006 Ph.D*. Graduate Representative (Education) Donna Shaw 2006 Ph.D.* Graduate Representative (Counseling) James Macale 2006 Ph.D. Graduate Committee Member Mary Silverstein 2007 MAIS Graduate Committee Member (MAIS) Heather Arbuckle 2007 MAIS Graduate Representative (Music) Julia Hadfield 2007 MED Graduate Representative (MPP) Richard Standfield 2007 MPP* Graduate Representative (Anthropology) James Hébert 2007 MA* Graduate Representative (Counseling) David Minger 2007 Ph.D. Graduate Committee Member (MAIS) Rita Martinez 2007 MAIS* Graduate Committee Member (MAIS) Mikhelle Gattone 2007 MAIS* Graduate Representative (Education) Catherine Forte 2008 Ph.D.* Graduate Committee Member (Anthropology) Wolof Ovimbundumakua 2007 MAIS* Graduate Representative (MPP) Alejandra Juarez 2008 MPP * Graduate Committee Representative (MAIS) Shannon Warren 2010 MAIS* Graduate Committee Representative (MAIS) Anderson Trong 2010 MAIS Graduate Representative (MS-PETE) Kyle Sibernagel 2010 MS-Pete Graduate Representative (CSSA-MA) Janice Halka 2010 MS * Graduate Committee Representative (MAIS) Keith Hayward 2010 MAIS Graduate School Representative (Sports Science) Jesseca Holcomb 2010 MS * Chair Graduate Committee Representative (MAIS) Chris Demarre 2010 MAIS Chair Master of Public Policy Administration Kathleen Veritas 2010 MPP* Graduate Committee Member (MA) Andrea Doyle 2010 MA* Graduate School Representative (Education) Samia Yaqub 2010 Ph.D. Graduate School Representative (Nutrition Science) Sherry Farley 2011 Ph.D.* External Examiner (UWI Jamaica) Dwayne Vernon 2011 Ph.D.* 37

Chair Graduate Representative (MPP) Ben Juarez 2011 MPP* Chair Graduate Representative (MPP) Abby Weisenhaus 2011 MPP Graduate Representative (MPP) Sarah Cline 2012 MPP* Graduate Representative (MPP) Carlos Algera 2012 MPP* Graduate Representative (MPP) Howard Croom 2012 MPP* Graduate School Representative (Economics ) Sakib bin Salam 2012 MA* Graduate Representative (MPP) Mathew Opas 2012 MA* Graduate Representative (MPP) Brian Latta 2012 MA* Graduate Representative (MPP) Kim Ogren 2012 MA* Graduate Representative (MPP) Greer Harwood 2012 MA* Graduate Representative (MPP) Nadine Orosco 2012 MA* Graduate Committee Member (EXES) Kerri Verboom 2012 Ph.D.* Graduate Committee Representative (MAIS) Whitney Ahey 2011 MAIS* Graduate Committee Member (Forestry) Han Xiaoou 2011 Ph.D. * Graduate Committee Member (MAIS) Doris Gonzales 2012 MAIS Graduate Committee Member (EXES) Brian Sousa 2012 Ph.D.* Graduate Committee Member (MAIS) Bethany Ulman 2013 MAIS* Graduate School Representative (MS PETE) Lisa Proctor 2013 MS* Graduate Committee Member (MAIS) Dominique Austin 2014 MAIS* Graduate Committee Member Bunny Yorth 2014 MPP* External Examiner UWI (Political Science) Aieka Smith 2014 Ph.D.* Graduate Committee Member Jenny De La Hoz 2014 Ph.D. * Graduate Committee Member (MAIS) Taylor Starr 2014 MAIS* Graduate Committee Member (MAIS) Sean Manion 2014 MAIS Graduate Committee Member (MPP) Arlyn Moreno Luna 2014 MPP* Graduate Committee Member (CCLP) Arthur Manjara 2014 Ed.D Graduate School Representative (Economics ) Yue Ke 2015 MA* Graduate Committee Member (CSSA) Pamela Seitz 2015 CSSA* Graduate Committee Member (MAIS) Dorian Smith 2015 MAIS* Graduate Committee Member (Public Policy) Iva Sokolovska 2015 Ph.D. Graduate Committee Member (MAIS) Dan Easdale 2015 MAIS* Graduate Committee Member (MPP) Michael Cavalo 2015 MPP* Graduate Committee Member (Anthro) Traben Pleasant 2015 Ph.D. Graduate School Representative (MA) Jessica Curteman 2015 MA* Graduate School Representative (Economics ) Sara Wynn 2015 MA* Graduate Committee Member (Anthropology) Veronica Marconi 2016 Ph.D. Graduate School Representative (Anthropology) Jason Stamforski 2016 Ph.D. Graduate School Representative (EXES) Kathleen McCarty 2017 Ph.D. Graduate Committee Member (MPP) Rebekah Degner 2017 MPP* Graduate School Representative (Anthropology) Andres Lopez 2017 Ph.D Graduate Committee Representative Tamara Lamarsh 2019 CSSA Graduate Committee Member (Anthropology) Katie Stanton 2019 MA

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*Completed and graduated

International Education Degree & Honors College Student Supervision Hanna Whitley (The Myth of Diversity in the Pacific North West) Jenna Leigh Weigland (Turks and Cacos Island Sustainable Tourism)* Alex Sutton (French Migration and Race Relations) * Masatoma Yamazaki (Suicide in Japan) * Kellie Tiechenor (Cross Cultural Comparisons of Foreign Student Attitudes)* Maajaa Simla (Health Care for Undocumented Migrants in the United States)*

McNair Scholarship Mentorship Jose Ortenga 2003 * Terrance Gray 2002 * Yolanda Reyes 2001 *

*Indicates a student who finished with the degree

Student Mentoring Graduate Facilitators for Spring Break Classes 1997-2009 Total (13) Undergraduate Student Teaching Assistants for Soc 204 1999-2012 Total (72) Undergraduate Student Teaching Assistants for Soc 415/416 1999-2006 Total (8) Undergraduate Student Teaching Assistants for Soc 437/537 1999-2012 Total (19)

References:

Dr. Rebecca Warner, Professor of Sociology Oregon State University 2251 SW Campus Way Bexl Hall Room 425 Corvallis, OR 97331-2153 Phone: 541- 737-0732 Fax: 541-737-5372 Email: [email protected]

Dr. Denise Lach, Director of the School of Public Policy Oregon State University 2251 SW Campus Way Bexl Hall Room 300C Corvallis, OR 97331-3703 Phone: 541-737-5471 Fax: 541-737-5372 Email: [email protected] 39

Dr. Larry Rodgers, Dean College of Liberal Arts Bexell Hall 200B 2251 SW Campus Way Corvallis, OR 97331 Phone: 541-737-4581 Email: [email protected]

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