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2020 Los Angeles Area Emmy® Awards Nomination Press Release PROGRAMMING & NEWS CATEGORIES L.A. Local Color 61st Annual L.A. County Holiday Celebration • PBS SoCal Kenneth Shapiro, Director, Executive Producer Nick Schwartz-Hall, Executive Producer Ming Ng, Executive Producer Cody Kopp, Producer Teresa Taylor, Producer Michelle Merker, Producer Jason Kessler, Writer Suzanna Guzmán, Co-Host Brian White, Co-Host Charles Kober, Editor Jon Regul, Editor Fireworks! (In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl) • KCET Matt Bass, Director, Director of Photography Juan Devis, Executive Producer Gustavo Dudamel, Host Angela Boisvert, Producer Matthew Crotty, Producer Jacqueline Reyno, Producer Kathy Kasaba, Supervising Producer Robert McDonnell, Supervising Producer Emad Hashim, Editor Kevin Demoff (LA Stories with Giselle Fernandez) • Spectrum News 1 Spectrum News 1 Updated 6.17.2021 The New West Coast Sound: An L.A. Jazz Legacy (Artbound) • KCET Sandrine Orabona, Director, Producer Juan Devis, Executive Producer Alejandro Cohen, Producer Mark "Frosty" McNeill, Producer Jacqueline Reyno, Producer Anke Thommen, Producer Angela Boisvert, Co-Producer Matthew Crotty, Co-Producer Mark Petersen, Director of Photography Jonathan Ade, Editor Amanda Marie Pinedo, Associate Producer Independent Programming California Coast: Within Sight, Scent And Sound Of The Ocean • KCET Thomas Rigler, Director, Executive Producer Deborah Zeitman, Editor The First Angry Man • KCET Camille Servan-Schreiber, Producer Jason Andrew Cohn, Director, Writer Into The Spotlight: DJ Uiagalelei • Fox Sports West Andrew Schundler, Director, Producer Morgan Lott, Editor, Director Dustin Laemmlen, Director of Photography, Executive Producer My Life With Rosie • KLCS Angela Williamson, Ph.D., Director, Producer, Writer Education/Information Call To Serve (One SoCal) • Spectrum News 1 Spectrum News 1 City Rising: Youth & Democracy • KCET Juan Devis, Executive Producer Justin Cram, Producer Jaime Morgan Munoz, Producer Matthew Crotty, Co-Producer Cathy Hue, Coordinating Producer Terra Gutmann Gonzalez, Director of Photography Caitlin Dixon, Editor Angela Boisvert, Supervising Producer Ann Valdes, Associate Producer Updated 6.17.2021 The Fight To Know (SoCal Connected) • KCET Karen Foshay, Executive Producer, Producer, Writer Michael Bloecher, Editor Tori Edgar, Associate Producer Denise Chan, Associate Producer Guarding Ancestral Grounds With The Wiyot (Tending Nature) • KCET Juan Devis, Executive Producer Matthew Crotty, Executive Producer Laura Purdy, Executive Producer Anna Rau, Director, Producer Corbett Jones, Director, Director of Photography, Editor, Producer Young Women Rising (Global Mosaic) • KCET Kim Spencer, Executive Producer, Producer Patsy Northcutt, Producer, Director Liz Canning, Director, Producer, Writer, Editor Crime/Social Issues Fire Station 9 (SoCal Connected) • KCET Robert McDonnell, Supervising Producer Karen Foshay, Executive Producer Gina Pollack, Producer Michael Ray, Director of Photography Andy Viner, Editor In Conversation With Jorja Leap (LA Currents) • LA CityView35 Ted Lin, Executive Producer Blake Bradford, Executive Producer Jorja Leap (LA Stories with Giselle Fernandez) • Spectrum News 1 Spectrum News 1 Power & Health• KCET Juan Devis, Executive Producer Justin Cram, Producer Jaime Morgan Munoz, Producer Matthew Crotty, Co-Producer Cathy Hue, Coordinating Producer Eric Waldron, Director of Photography Angela Boisvert, Supervising Producer Tom Salvaggio, Editor Updated 6.17.2021 Preserving The Desert With The Native American Land Conservancy (Tending Nature) • KCET Anna Rau, Director, Producer Corbett Jones, Director, Director of Photography, Editor, Producer Juan Devis, Executive Producer Matthew Crotty, Executive Producer Laura Purdy, Executive Producer Arts Light And Space (Artbound) • KCET Juan Devis, Executive Producer Sue Ding, Director, Producer Travis LaBella, Director of Photography, Producer Jacqueline Reyno, Producer Angela Boisvert, Co-Producer Matthew Crotty, Co-Producer Amanda Marie Pinedo, Associate Producer Collin Davis, Editor The Watts Towers Arts Center (Artbound) • KCET Juan Devis, Executive Producer Jacqueline Reyno, Producer Angela Boisvert, Co-Producer Matthew Crotty, Co-Producer Amanda Marie Pinedo, Associate Producer Doug Potts, Director of Photography Matt Litwiller, Editor Culture/History Freedom Riders (LA Stories with Giselle Fernandez) • Spectrum News 1 Spectrum News 1 Hollywood's Architect: The Paul R. Williams Story • PBS SoCal Michelle Merker, Executive Producer Courtney B. Vance, On-Camera Talent Royal Kennedy Rodgers, Director, Producer, Writer Kathy McCampbell Vance, Director, Producer George Artope, Editor John Simmons, Camera Niki Alilovic, Associate Producer Shirlyn A. Cesar, Associate Producer Updated 6.17.2021 The New West And The Politics Of The Environment • KCET Juan Devis, Executive Producer Matthew Crotty, Executive Producer, Producer Eric Waldron, Director of Photography, Producer Jaime Morgan Munoz, Producer Tom Salvaggio, Editor Graham Chisholm, Co-Producer Jon Christensen, Executive Producer Vision 2021: Future Of SoCal • Spectrum News 1 Spectrum News 1 Informational Series (more than 50% remote) Essential Jobs In 60 Seconds • LA County Channel Lennie LaGuire, Executive Producer Rosa Citraro, Executive Producer, Producer Carla Carlini, Producer Joe McDonald, Producer Lisa Nguyen, Producer Miguel Arcega, Camera Aldo Lara, Camera Naibe Reynoso, Anchor I Was There • KCET Karen Foshay, Executive Producer, Producer Michael Ray, Editor, Producer Tori Edgar, Producer LA County Close Up • LA County Channel John Vande Wege, Producer Lennie LaGuire, Executive Producer Rosa Citraro, Executive Producer Carla Carlini, Producer Joe McDonald, Producer Aldo Lara, Camera Miguel Torres, Camera Alejandro Galvan, Editor Naibe Reynoso, Anchor Jacki Karsh, Producer Michael Wilson, Executive Producer Updated 6.17.2021 Informational Series (more than 50% studio) Apoyando A Nuestra Comunidad • Telemundo52.com Dunia Elvir Procida, Anchor Enrique Chiabra, Anchor Elva Saray, Host Armida Mier, Host Lizette Carbajal, Executive Producer Amaya Pinto Fernández, Producer Inside The Issues With Alex Cohen • Spectrum News 1 Spectrum News 1 Props In A Minute: Election 2020 • KCET Karen Foshay, Producer, Writer Robert McDonnell, Producer Angela Boisvert, Producer Henry Cram, Producer Leyna Nguyen, Host Entertainment Cheech Marin (LA Stories with Giselle Fernandez) • Spectrum News 1 Spectrum News 1 The Emmys Roundtable: Showrunners (LA Times Envelope Roundtable) • Spectrum News 1 Chris Argentieri, Executive Producer James Novogrod, Executive Producer Denise Callahan, Co-Executive Producer John McCutchen, Co-Executive Producer Julia Turner, Co-Executive Producer Alison Brower, Co-Executive Producer Elena Nelson Howe, Co-Executive Producer Erik Himmelsbach-Weinstein, Co-Executive Producer Dakota Ornelas, Associate Producer Cienna Davis, Associate Producer LZ Granderson, On-Camera Talent Jose Soriano, Director Mark Potts, Editor Cody Long, Editor Amy King, Supervising Producer Steven Banks, Supervising Producer Ken Kwok, Supervising Producer Updated 6.17.2021 Hecho En Mexico (In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl) • KCET Matt Bass, Director, Director of Photography Juan Devis, Executive Producer Gustavo Dudamel, Host Angela Boisvert, Producer Matthew Crotty, Producer Jacqueline Reyno, Producer Kathy Kasaba, Supervising Producer Robert McDonnell, Supervising Producer Collin Davis, Editor Lifetime Achievement Award: Eugene Levy • LA CityView35 LA CityView35 Music Diaries - Angelica Garcia • Spectrum News 1 Spectrum News 1 Music Composition Artbound: Light And Space • KCET Zach Robinson, Composer Shine On • Spectrum News 1 Ravi Jakhotia, Composer Tending Nature: Preserving The Desert With The Native American Land Conservancy • KCET Marcus Bagala, Composer Mark Baechle, Composer News Series Decisión 2020 • KVEA KVEA FACEism • ABC7 ABC7 Life Connected: Black History Month • NBC4 NBC4 Pizarrón 52 En Tiempos De Pandemia • KVEA Alejandra Ortiz Chagin, Reporter Updated 6.17.2021 Sports Special The Challenge • NBC4 Stuart Bell, Director Angelo Simone, Producer Fred Roggin, Host Richel Roggin, Writer Petros Papadakis, Host Jared Kiemeney, Producer Leave A Legacy: The 2019-2020 Lakers Season • Spectrum SportsNet Spectrum SportsNet Sports Series - News Atleta De La Semana • KVEA KVEA Season Interrupted • Spectrum News 1 Spectrum News 1 Sports Series - Programming (Post-Produced) Backstage: Dodgers • Spectrum SportsNet LA Spectrum SportsNet LA LAFC: Behind The Crest • LAFC Benard Worrell, Executive Producer Ulises Roman, Camera, Editor, Segment Producer Joseph Madden, Camera, Editor, Segment Producer Lauren Terry, Camera, Editor, Segment Producer Sports Series - Programming (Live Broadcast) Access Sportsnet Lakers • Spectrum SportsNet Spectrum SportsNet LAFC Pregame Show • LAFC LAFC Live Sports Coverage Hockey Day In So Cal • Fox Sports West/Prime Ticket Fox Sports West/Prime Ticket Updated 6.17.2021 Los Angeles Lakers vs. Portland Trail Blazers • Spectrum SportsNet Spectrum SportsNet Sports Feature A Unique Collaboration (Beyond the Sport) • Spectrum SportsNet Brett Teal, Producer Pat Becher, Producer Vin Scully Narrates "Home" (Fox11 Sports Wrap) • KTTV-TV Peter Wilgoren, Executive Producer Luc Alexander Nixon Jr, Editor Sports Tease Dodgers Season Opener • Spectrum SportsNet LA Bettina Shore, Producer Nik Kuo, Editor Joe Davis, On-Camera Talent Lakers Return Without Kobe • Spectrum SportsNet Henry Glassner, Producer Reshad Bahadori, Editor Remembering
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  • March 2015 1

    March 2015 1

    March 2015 Cathy Lisa Schneider School of International Service, American University 4400 Massachusetts Avenue, NW Washington, D.C. 20016 Office: (202) 885-1666 | cell: (202) 746-0515 [email protected] CURRENT PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENT 1999-present Associate Professor, School of International Service, American University PREVIOUS PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS 1993-1999 Assistant Professor, School of International Service, American University 1992-1993 Visiting Assistant Professor, Government and Hispanic American Studies, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York 1990-1992 Visiting Assistant Professor/Watson Institute Postdoctoral Fellow, Latin American Studies, International Relations and Political Science, Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island 1988-1990 Assistant Professor, Monterey Institute of International Studies, Monterey, California 1987-1988 Instructor, St. Lawrence University, Canton, New York EDUCATION 1989 Ph.D. in Government, Cornell University 1984 M.A. in Government, Cornell University 1980 M.A. in Public Affairs, University at Albany, State University of New York 1977 B.A. in Psychology, University at Albany, State University of New York SINGLE AUTHORED UNIVERSITY PRESS BOOKS Police Power and Race Riots: Urban Unrest in Paris and New York. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2014. Shantytown Protest in Pinochet's Chile. Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 1995. [Published as an electronic book, 2011.] 1 | Page Curriculum Vitae March 2015 CO-EDITED BOOKS Castaneda, Ernesto and Cathy Lisa Schneider, ed. Collective Violence, Contentious Politics and Social Change: A Charles Tilly Reader. New York: Paradigm Press, 2015. SPECIAL ISSUE AND/OR PEER REVIEWED JOURNAL ARTICLES “Violence and State Repression.” Swiss Political Science Review: Debating the Arab Spring 17 (2011): 480-84. “Police Power and Race Riots in Paris.” Politics and Society 35 (2007): 523-49.