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M A R Y C E L E S T E K E A R N E Y

Department of , Television, & Theatre 230 DeBartolo Performing Arts Center Program Office: 574-631-1654 University of Notre Dame Mobile: 512-619-6023 Notre Dame, IN 46556 USA [email protected]

Current Positions

2015- Concurrent Faculty, Department of American Studies

2013- Associate Professor, Department of Film, Television, and Theatre (FTT) Concurrent Faculty, Gender Studies Program

Previous Positions

2015-2021 Program Director and Director of Graduate Studies, Gender Studies Program, University of Notre Dame (two terms)

2010-2013 Graduate Advisor, Media Studies, Department of Radio-Television-Film, The University of Texas at Austin

2007-2013 Associate Professor, Department of Radio-Television-Film, The University of Texas at Austin. Faculty affiliate: Women’s and Gender Studies, American Studies, Cultural Studies

1999-2007 Assistant Professor, Department of Radio-Television-Film, The University of Texas at Austin. Faculty Affiliate: Women’s and Gender Studies, American Studies, Cultural Studies

1999 Lecturer, Women’s Studies Program, California State University, Long Beach

1997 Instructor, Division of Critical Studies, School of Cinema-Television, The University of Southern California

Education

1998 PhD University of Southern California, School of Cinema-Television, Division of Critical Studies; Graduate Certificate in Gender Studies

1992 MA Georgetown University, English

1984 BA University of San Diego, Diversified Liberal Arts, Education emphasis, Summa cum laude

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Fellowships, Scholarships, and Awards

(University of Notre Dame)

2021 Nominee for Marian Mullin Hancock Award for Teaching Excellence in Gender Studies, Gender Studies Program

2016 Katherine Singer Kovács Best Essay Award, of Cinema and Media Studies, for “Sparkle: Luminosity and Post- Media” (Continuum 29.2 [2015] 263-74)

(University of Texas at Austin)

2008 Reddick Fellowship, College of Communication

2007 Lucia, John and Melissa Gilbert Teaching Excellence Award, Center for Women’s and Gender Studies

2007 Humanities Institute Faculty Fellow

2006 CWGS nominee, Outstanding Graduate Teaching Award

2005 College of Communication nominee, William David Blunk Memorial Professorship

2003 Dean’s Fellowship, College of Communication

(University of Southern California)

1996 Louise Kerckhoff Prize for Outstanding Scholarship in Gender Studies, Program for the Study of Women and Men in Society and Center for Feminist Research

1995 Diana Meehan Fellowship, Center for Feminist Research

1995 Mary Pickford Foundation Scholarship, Division of Critical Studies, School of Cinema-Television

Grants (University of Notre Dame)

2020 NEH Summer Stipend nominee, Institute for Scholarship in the Liberal Arts (ISLA)

2018 Small Henkels Grant (for filmmaker visit: PJ Raval), ISLA

2018 Large Henkels Conference Grant (for Gender Studies Program), ISLA

2017 Copyediting Grant (for The Craft of Criticism), ISLA

2017 Indexing Grant (for Mediated Girlhoods, vol. 2), ISLA

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2016 Provost’s Distinguished Women Lecture Series Grant (Patricia Hill Collins, for Gender Studies Program), ISLA

2016 Large Henkels Conference Grant (for Gender Studies Program), ISLA

2016 Large Henkels Conference Grant (with FTT co-hosts), ISLA

2015 NEH Summer Stipend nominee, ISLA

2014 Large Research Grant, ISLA

2013 Large Henkels Conference Grant (with FTT co-host), ISLA

(University of Texas at Austin)

2009-12 Instructional Development Grants, Building Disciplines Program: Cultural Studies

2009 Course Development Grant, Building Disciplines Program: Cultural Studies

2009 Special Research Grant, Office of the Vice President for Research (OVPR)

2008 Faculty Research Assignment, OVPR

2006 Special Research Grant, OVPR

2004 Special Research Grant, OVPR

2004 Instructional Development Grant, Center for Women’s and Gender Studies

2002 Special Research Grant, OVPR

2000 Summer Research Assignment, Faculty Development Program

Single-Author Books

2017 Gender & Rock. Oxford University Press. 363 pages.

Reviewed in IASPM Journal and Popular Music, and Resources for Gender and Women's Studies: A Feminist Review.

2006 Girls Make Media. New York: Routledge. 384 pages.

Reviewed in Cultural Studies, European Journal of Cultural Studies, Feminist Collections, Journal of Children and Media, Journal of Communication, and Popular Communication.

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Single-Author Books in Preparation and under Contract

Designing the Junior Miss: The Origins of Teen-Girl Entertainment. Contract with the University of Texas Press. Expected manuscript completion December 2021.

Edited Anthologies

2018 The Craft of Criticism: Critical Media Studies in Practice. Co-edited with Michael Kackman. New York: Routledge. 356 pages.

2018 Mediated Girlhoods: New Explorations of Girls’ Media , Vol. 2. Co-edited with Morgan Blue. New York: Peter Lang. 244 pages.

2011 Mediated Girlhoods: New Explorations of Girls’ Media Culture. New York: Peter Lang. 320 pages.

Reviewed in Canadian Journal of Communication, Journal of Children and Media, Journal of Consumer Culture, and Reference and Research Book News.

Edited Readers

2011 The Gender and Media Reader. New York: Routledge. 728 pages.

Reviewed in Communication Bookworks Quarterly, Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly, and Quarterly Review of Film and .

Edited Journal Issues

2021 Co-editor, Special issue on IGSA@ND conference, Girlhood Studies 14.2 (Summer).

1997 Editor, “AUDIOvisual Media” issue. Spectator: USC’s Journal of Film and Television Criticism 17.2 (Spring/Summer).

Refereed Journal Articles

2015 “Sparkle: Luminosity and Post-Girl Power Media.” Special Issue on Post-Girl Power: Globalized Media Femininities, edited by Anita Harris and Amy Dobson. Continuum: Journal of Media & Cultural Studies 29.2. 263-74. Kovács Best Essay Award, SCMS.

2011 “When Mad Men Pitches : Witnessing History through DVD Special Features.” Memory Connection 1.1 (inaugural volume). http://www.memoryconnection.org.

2011 “Tough Girls in a Rough Game: Televising the Unruly Female Athletes of Contemporary Roller Derby.” Feminist Media Studies 11.3 (Summer) 1-19. Opening essay in this issue.

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2010 “Pink Technology: Media-Making Gear for Girls.” Camera Obscura 74 (25.2) 1-38. Opening essay in this issue.

2009 “Coalescing: The Development of Girls’ Studies.” NWSA Journal 21.1 (Spring) 1-28. Opening essay in this issue.

2007 “Productive Spaces: Girls’ Bedrooms as Sites of Cultural Production.” Journal of Children and Media 1.2 (July) 126-41.

Translated and reprinted in Genre en séries (Gender in Series: Cinema, Television and the Media), special issue on “Textual Reception,” forthcoming Fall 2019.

2005 “Birds on the Wire: Troping Teenage Girlhood through Telephony in Mid-Twentieth- Century U.S. Media Culture.” Cultural Studies 19.5 (Sept.) 568-600.

2004 “Recycling Judy and Corliss: Transmedia Exploitation and the First Teen-Girl Production Trend.” Feminist Media Studies 4.3 (Nov.) 265-95.

1996 “Guilty (P)leisures: Notes on Television Use in the Single-Person Household.” Co-authored with Janice S. Gore. Wide Angle 18.4 (Oct.) 50-63.

1995 “Riot Grrrl: It’s Not Just Music, It’s Not Just Punk.” Spectator 16.1 (Fall/Winter) 82-95.

Reprinted in Spectatorship: Shifting Theories of Gender, Sexuality and Media. Eds. Roxanne Samer and William Whittington. Austin: University of Texas Press, 2017. 125-43.

Reprinted in Girls’ History and Culture Reader. Eds. Miriam Forman-Brunell and Leslie Paris. : University of Press, 2010. 300-16.

1995 “Of Fleiss and Men: Notes on the Transgression and Containment of Heidi Fleiss.” Spectator 15.2 (Spring) 8-21. Opening essay in this issue.

Reprinted in Spectatorship: Shifting Theories of Gender, Sexuality and Media. Eds. Roxanne Samer and William Whittington. Austin: University of Texas Press, 2017. 199-215.

Invited Book Chapters

2020 “Orange Is the New Black: Intersectionality.” How to Watch Television, second edition. Eds. Ethan Thompson and Jason Mittell. New York: New York University Press. 153-61.

2018 “Melting the Celluloid Ceiling: Training Girl Filmmakers, Revolutionizing Media Culture.” Mediated Girlhoods: New Explorations of Girls’ Media Culture, Vol. 2. Eds. Morgan Blue and Mary Celeste Kearney. New York: Peter Lang. 213-31.

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2018 “Introduction.” Co-written with Morgan Genevieve Blue. Mediated Girlhoods: New Explorations of Girls’ Media Culture, Vol. 2. Ed. Morgan Genevieve Blue and Mary Celeste Kearney. New York: Peter Lang. 1-10.

2018 “Introduction, or How to Cook an Artichoke.” The Craft of Media Criticism: Critical Media Studies in Practice. Eds. Michael Kackman and Mary Celeste Kearney. New York: Routledge. 1-8.

2014 “Malia Obama, Girl Photographer.” (Chinese translation.) Critical Studies in Communication and Society. Eds. Leslie Regan Shade, Vinny Mosco, and Cao Jin. Shanghai: Shanghai Translation Publishing House. 445-49.

2014 “Historicize This! Contextualism in Youth Media Research.” Youth in the Age of Global Media. Eds. David Buckingham, Sara Bragg, and Mary Jane Kehily. Palgrave Macmillan. 53-68. 2011 “Introduction.” The Gender and Media Reader. Ed. Mary Celeste Kearney. New York: Routledge, forthcoming 2011. 1-23.

2011 “Introduction: Girls’ Media Studies 2.0.” Mediated Girlhoods: New Explorations of Girls’ Media Culture. Ed. Mary Celeste Kearney. New York: Peter Lang. 1-14.

2003 “Girls Make Movies.” Youth Cultures: Texts, Images, and Identities. Eds. Kerry Mallan and Sharyn Pearce. Westport: Greenwood Press. 17-34.

1997 “The Missing Links: Riot Grrrl—Feminism—Lesbian Culture.” Sexing the Groove: Gender and Popular Music. Ed. Sheila Whiteley. London and New York: Routledge. 207-29.

Translated and reprinted as “Die Missing Links: Riot Grrrl—Feminismus—Lesbische Kultur” in Riot Grrrl Revisited - Geschichte und Gegenwart einer feministischen Bewegung (History and Present of a ). Eds. Katja Peglow and Jonas Engelmann. Mainz: Ventil Verlag, 2011. 61-73.

1996 “Girls Just Want to Have Fun?: Female Avengers in ‘90s Teenpics.” Pictures of a Generation on Hold: Selected Papers. Eds. Murray Pomerance and John Sakeris. Toronto: Media Studies Working Group. 97-105. (Second edition published 1997.)

1995 “Ida Lupino as Director of Television” and “Television Programs and Series Episodes Directed by Ida Lupino.” Co-authored with James M. Moran. Queen of the ‘B’s: Ida Lupino Behind the Camera. Ed. Annette Kuhn. New York: Greenwood Press. 137-50 and 159-86.

Invited Book Chapter in Progress

“Gender and the Electric Guitar.” The Cambridge Companion to the Electric Guitar. Eds. Steve Waksman and Jan Herbst. New York: Cambridge University Press. Forthcoming Fall 2022.

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Refereed Book Chapters

2011 “De la bobby-soxer à Gidget: La première vague de programmes télévisés adolescents aux États-Unis” (“From Bobby Soxers to Gidget: The First Phase of U.S. Teen-Centered Programming”). Trans. Laure Parsemain. Télévision: Le moment expérimental (Television: The Experimental Moment). Eds. Gilles Delavaux and Denis Marechal. Rennes: Apogée/INA. 208-19.

2007 “The Changing Face of Teen Television, or Why We All Love Buffy.” Undead TV: Critical Writings on Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Eds. Elana Levine and Lisa Parks. Durham: Duke University Press. 17-41.

2002 “Girlfriends and Girl Power: Female Adolescence in Contemporary U.S. Cinema.” Sugar, Spice, and Everything Nice: Cinemas of Girlhood. Eds. Frances Gateward and Murray Pomerance. Detroit: Wayne State University Press. 125-42.

1998 “Producing Girls: Rethinking the Study of Female Youth Culture.” Delinquents and Debutantes: Twentieth-Century American Girls’ Cultures. Ed. Sherrie A. Inness. New York: New York University Press. 285-310.

1998 “‘Don’t Need You’: Rethinking Identity Politics and Separatism from a Grrrl Perspective.” Youth Culture: Identity in a Postmodern . Ed. Jonathon S. Epstein. Cambridge: Blackwell. 148-88.

Short Critical Essays

2018 “Girls’ Media Studies.” Special issue on Geneaologies. Feminist Media Histories 4.2 (Spring) 90-94.

2017 “How Film Schools Lead to Pipelines Full of Weinsteins.” Women and Hollywood. Nov. 18. https://blog.womenandhollywood.com/guest-post-how-film-schools-lead-to- pipelines-full-of-weinsteins-f49f4c69d78

2017 “‘Against a Sharp White Background’: Toward Race-Based Intersectional Research in Youth Media Studies.” In Focus section. Cinema Journal 57.1 (Fall): 199-24.

2015 “Mapping New Methodological Approaches to Girls’ Media Studies: Reflections from the Field.” Co-authored with Jessalynn Keller, Morgan Blue, Kirsten Pike, and Sarah Projansky. Journal of Children and Media 9.4 (Winter): 528-35.

2012 “6Media. Criticism. Is (Part 1 & 2).” Antenna (Dec. 11 & 12). http://blog.commarts.wisc.edu/category/columns/feminist-media-studies/

Reprinted in Alison Harvey, Feminist Media Studies, Cambridge: Polity, 2019. 176-9.

2009 “‘Honey, Look What I Found in the Special Features!’ or When Mad Men Pitches Feminism.” FlowTV 10.8 (Sept. 17). http://flowtv.org/?p=4283.

2009 “Malia Obama, Girl Photographer.” FlowTV 9.6 (Feb. 2). http://flowtv.org/?p=2360.

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2008 “New Directions: Girl-Centered Media Studies for the 21st Century.” Journal of Children and Media 2.1 (Feb.) 82-3.

2007 “Still a Bleak Picture? Women’s Involvement in U.S. Media Production.” Burnt Orange Magazine (Spring) 10.

2005 “Wonder Girls: Transforming Feminism, Expanding Girls’ Culture.” Women’s and Gender Studies in Review across Disciplines 3 (Fall) 48-9.

Short Critical Essay in Progress

“My So-Called Life.” Television Memories: Love Letters to Our Television Past. Ed. Bambi Higgins. New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press.

Journal Introductions

2021 Co-author with Angeletta KM Gourdine and Shauna Pomerantz. “Call-and-Response: Looking Outward from/with IGSA@ND.” Girlhood Studies 14.2 (Summer) 1-15.

1997 “AUDIOvisual Media: An Introduction.” Spectator: USC’s Journal of Film and Television Criticism 17.2 (Spring/Summer) 5-6.

Encyclopedia Entries

2020 “Girls’ Media Cultures.” Encyclopedia of Gender, Media, and Communication. Ed. Karen Ross. Hoboken: Wiley-Blackwell. https://doi.org/10.1002/9781119429128.iegmc072

2020 “Riot Grrrl.” The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology, 2nd Edition. Eds. George Ritzer and Chris Rojeck. Hoboken: Wiley-Blackwell. https://doi.org/10.1002/9781405165518.wbeosr067.pub2

2009 “Riot Grrrl.” American Countercultures: An Encyclopedia of Nonconformists, Alternative Lifestyles, and Radical Ideas in U.S. History. Ed. Gina Misiroglu. New York: M. E. Sharpe. 621-22.

2007 “Filmmaking.” Girl Culture: An Encyclopedia. Eds. Claudia Mitchell and Jacqueline Reid-Walsh. Westport: Greenwood Press. 292-95.

2007 “Zines.” Encyclopedia of Children, Adolescents, and the Media. Ed. Jeffrey Jensen Arnett. Thousand Oaks: Sage Publications. 885-86.

2004 “Teenagers and Television in the .” Encyclopedia of Television, second edition. Ed. Horace Newcomb. New York: Fitzroy Dearborn. 2276-81.

2001 “Television.” Girlhood in America: An Encyclopedia. Ed. Miriam Forman-Brunell. Oxford: ABC-CLIO. 659-66.

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2001 “Zines.” Girlhood in America: An Encyclopedia. Ed. Miriam Forman-Brunell. Oxford: ABC-CLIO. 699-702.

1997 “Ida Lupino (1918-1955).” Co-authored with James M. Moran. The Museum of Broadcast Communications Encyclopedia of Television. Ed. Horace Newcomb. Chicago: Fitzroy Dearborn. 974-77.

Reprinted in Encyclopedia’s second edition (New York: Fitzroy Dearborn, 2004) 1389-92.

Book Reviews

2016 Women's Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal 45.1 (Winter) 1-5. Kristen Hatch, Shirley Temple and the Performance of Girlhood. New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press, 2015.

2004 Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society 29.4 (Summer) 1149-53. Growing Up Girls: Popular Culture and the Construction of Identity (eds. Mazzarella and Pecora); Prom Night: Youth, Schools, and Popular Culture (Best); and Running for Their Lives: Girls, Cultural Identity, and Stories of Survival (ed. Inness).

2003 Film Quarterly 56.3 (Spring) 56-7. Women of Vision: Histories in Feminist Film and Video (ed. Juhasz).

1998 Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society 23.3 (Spring) 838-43. Girl Power: Young Women Speak Out! (Carlip); Girls, Girlhood and Girls’ Studies in Transition (eds. de Ras and Lunenberg); and Listen Up: Voices from the Next Feminist Generation (ed. Findlen).

Keynote Addresses

2020 “Designing Youth: Visual Style in Young People's Digital Media Production.” Constructing Young Selves in a Digital Media Ecology: Youth Cultures, Practices and Identity conference. National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. Athens, Greece. June 4. Cancelled due to Covid-19 pandemic.

2017 “Spiraling Outward: Resisting the Centripetal Pull in Critical Media Studies.” Backward Glances: Mediating Resistance conference. Northwestern University. Evanston, IL. Sept. 29.

2016 “Girls Make Media: Ten Years Later.” Inaugural Meeting of the International Girls Studies Association. University of East Anglia. Norwich, UK. Apr. 8.

2015 “Mind the Gap: Sustaining Girls’ Development in Media Production.” The Gendered Politics of Production: Girls and Women as Media Producers. Middlesex University. London, UK. June 16.

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2012 “Toward the Future, Together: Girls’ Studies and Women’s Studies.” Women’s Studies Program 40th Anniversary Celebration. University of Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh, PA. Oct. 19.

2011 “Rethinking Our Frames: Contextualizing Girls’ Media Production.” Rethinking Youth Cultures in the Age of Global Media. Institute of Education. London, UK. June 17.

2008 “More Than Blogs and Snapshots: Expanding Girls’ Media Production for the 21st Century.” National Media Education Conference / Australian Teachers of Media. Adelaide, South Australia. Sept. 27.

Invited Presentations

2021 “Designing the Junior Miss: Some Short Stories about the Origins of Teen-Girl Entertainment.” English and Film Studies Research Group. University of Exeter. Exeter, UK. May 19.

2020 “Designing the Junior Miss: Some Short Stories about the Origins of Teen-Girl Entertainment.” Visual Cultures Workshop. University of Notre Dame. Notre Dame, IN. Oct. 1.

2019 “The Craft of Criticism, Disassembled.” Co-presenter with Michael Kackman. Media Studies Research Workshop. University of . Ann Arbor, MI. Apr. 5.

2018 “Sparkle and Contemporary American Femininity.” South Bend Women’s MasterMind. South Bend, IN. June 11.

2018 “‘Against a Sharp White Background’: Toward Intersectional Research in Youth Media Studies.” University of Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh, PA. Feb. 12.

2017 “Always Extras?: Black Girlhood, U.S. Media, and Girls’ Studies.” 5th Annual Lecture. Childhood Studies. Rutgers University. Camden, NJ. Feb. 23.

2015 “Getting Girls to Rock: Gendering Rock’n’Roll in U.S. Teen Media, 1956-1966.” Graduate Research Workshop. Gender Studies Program. University of Notre Dame. South Bend, IN. Sept. 25.

2015 “Sparkle: Contemporary Girls’ Media Culture.” Saturday Scholar Lecture Series. College of Arts and Letters. University of Notre Dame. South Bend, IN. Sept. 17.

2013 “Sparkle: The Postfeminist Luminosity of Contemporary U.S. Girls’ Media.” Graduate Research Workshop. Gender Studies Program. University of Notre Dame. South Bend, IN. Oct. 4.

2013 “Feminist Research Methods.” Center for Women’s and Gender Studies. The University of Texas. Austin, TX. Feb. 21.

2013 “More Than Just Add-Ons: Rethinking the Potential of DVD Special Features.” Film, Television, and Theatre Department. University of Notre Dame. South Bend, IN. Jan. 21.

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2012 “Pink Technology: Media-Making Gear for Girls.” Bridging Disciplines Program: Childhood and Society. The University of Texas. Austin, TX. Feb. 21.

2010 “Girls Make Movies: Female Youth and Film Production.” Reimagining Girlhood: Communities, Identities, Self-Portrayals Conference. State University of New York College of Cortland. Cortland, NY. Oct. 22.

2009 “Pink Technology: Media-Making Gear for Girls.” Distinguished Speaker Series. School of Humanities and Social Sciences. Monmouth University. Monmouth, NJ. Nov. 17.

2008 “Pink Technology: Media-Making Gear for Girls.” Journalism and Media Research Centre. The University of New South Wales. Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Sept. 22.

2008 “Girls’ Media Studies.” Bridging Disciplines Program: Childhood and Society. The University of Texas. Austin, TX. Feb. 5.

2007 “Girls’ Filmmaking: Barriers, Access, Strategies.” Bridging Disciplines Program: Film Studies. The University of Texas. Austin, TX. Oct. 8.

2007 “Gender, Technology, and the Girl’s Gaze: Female Youth and Film Production.” CWGS Faculty Colloquium Series. The University of Texas. Austin, TX. Sept. 28.

2006 “The Girl on the Phone: Constructing and Containing Teenage Girlhood in Mid- Twentieth-Century U.S. Media Culture.” University of Buffalo. Buffalo, NY. Nov. 17.

2006 “Refocusing the Girl’s Gaze: Female Youth and Film Production.” Cultural Theory/ Historical Practices Lecture Series. Carlow University. Pittsburgh, PA. Apr. 3.

2004 “Birds on the Wire: Troping Teenage Girlhood through Telephony in Mid-Twentieth- Century U.S. Media Culture.” CWGS Faculty Seminar Series. The University of Texas. Austin, TX. Feb. 9.

2001 “New Work from Cinemakids and Young Texan Filmmakers.” Makers and Shakers: Texas Media Arts annual conference. Southwestern Alternative Media Project conference. Houston, TX. Oct. 6.

2000 “Girl-Made Movies.” Intercollegiate Faculty Seminar on Alternative Media. Department of Radio-Television-Film, College of Communication. The University of Texas. Austin, TX. Mar. 25.

1999 “Girl Roles and Role Models on Television.” The Girls Scouts of America and the Museum of Television and Radio. Los Angeles, CA. Feb.-May.

1998 “Moving Beyond Clueless: Representations of Girlhood in Today’s Visual Media.” The National Conference for Community and Justice. Los Angeles, CA. Oct. 29.

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Refereed Conference Presentations

2021 “Defining Junior Miss: The Literary Origins of Teen-Girl Media.” Society for Cinema and Media Studies, Annual Conference. Virtual conference. March 19.

2020 “Defining Junior Miss: The Literary Origins of Teen-Girl Media.” Society for Cinema and Media Studies, Annual Conference. Denver, CO. Apr. 4. Postponed due to Covid-19.

2019 “A Room of Her Own (?): Bedroom Design in Mid-Twentieth-Century Teen-Girl Media.” Society for Cinema and Media Studies, Annual Conference. , WA. Mar. 16.

2019 “Screening the Girl: Mise-en-scène and Cinematizing Teenage Girlhood.” International Girls Studies Association meeting. University of Notre Dame. Notre Dame, IN. Feb. 28.

2018 “Teens in Space: Production Design, Spatiality, and Female Adolescence in 1940s Stage- to-Screen Adaptations.” Society for Cinema and Media Studies, Annual Conference. Toronto, Canada. Mar. 15.

2017 “Only Extras?: Black Girls in Early 1960s U.S. Film and Television.” Society for Cinema and Media Studies, Annual Conference. Chicago, IL. Mar. 23.

2016 “Only Extras? Black Girlhood and U.S. Cultural Studies.” Crossroads in Cultural Studies. Sydney, Australia. Dec. 15.

2016 “Always on the Margins?: Black Girls in Histories of Girlhood and Media.” (Re)Examining Historical Childhoods: Literary, Cultural, Social. Deakin University. Melbourne, Australia. Dec. 12

2016 Respondent for “Girls as Media Agents: Consumption, Creativity, and Self- Representation” panel. Society for Cinema and Media Studies, Annual Conference. Atlanta, GA. Mar. 30. 2015 “Hi-Fi Girls: Rock’n’Roll, Phonography, and the Teen-Girl Market.” Console-ing Conference. University College Dublin. Dublin, IR. June 18.

2015 “Getting Girls to Rock: Gendering Rock’n’Roll in U.S. Teen Media, 1956-1966.” Society for Cinema and Media Studies, Annual Conference. Montreal, Canada. Mar. 27.

2014 “On High Heels or Four Wheels? Gendered Design, Consumer Socialization, and Children’s Movie Cameras.” Fun with Dick and Jane: Gender and Childhood Conference. University of Notre Dame. South Bend, IN. Dec. 5.

2014 “F3: A Tool, Space, and Archive for Feminist Media Scholars.” Console-ing Passions Conference. University of Missouri. Columbia, MO. Apr. 12.

2013 “Sparkle, Glitter, Shine: The Postfeminist Luminosity of Contemporary U.S. Girls’ Film and Television.” Society for Cinema and Media Studies annual conference. Chicago, IL. Mar. 6.

2012 “Prone: Girls, Bodies, and Media Technologies.” Console-ing Passions conference. Boston, MA. July 21.

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2012 “Melting the Celluloid Ceiling: Training Girl Filmmakers, Revolutionizing Media Culture.” Society for Cinema and Media Studies annual conference. Boston, MA. Mar. 23.

2010 “Boxed Set History: Facilitating and Containing Public Memory through DVD Special Features.” Contained Memory Conference. Wellington, New Zealand. Dec. 11.

2010 “Rethinking the Girls’ Gaze: Female Youth and Filmmaking in the 2010s.” Reimagining Girlhood: Communities, Identities, Self-Portrayals Conference. State University of New York College of Cortland. Cortland, NY. Oct. 23.

2010 “When Mad Men Pitches Women’s Lib: Feminist Documentary and DVD Culture.” Console-ing Passions conference. Eugene, OR. Apr. 22.

2010 “Behind the Camera: Designing Filmmaking Gear for Girls.” Society for Cinema and Media Studies annual conference. Los Angeles, CA. Mar. 20.

2009 “From Bobby Soxers to Gidget: The First Phase of U.S. Teen-Centered Programming.” Colloque Television: Le moment experimental (Television: The Experimental Moment). Université de Paris 8 and Institut National de l'Audiovisuel Paris, France. May 28.

2008 “Pink Technology: Media-Making Gear for Girls.” Console-ing Passions conference. Apr. 26.

2007 “Televising the Unruly Female Athlete: Melodrama and Gender in A&E’s Rollergirls.” International Communication Association annual conference. San Francisco, CA. May 26.

2007 “Girls’ Bedrooms as Sites of Cultural Production.” Cultural Studies Association annual conference. Portland, OR. Apr. 20.

2007 “Melodrama and Televised Sports Reconsidered: The Case of Rollergirls.” Society for Cinema and Media Studies annual conference. Chicago, IL. Mar. 10.

2006 “Girls’ Web Design, Distro Style!” Society for Cinema and Media Studies annual conference. Vancouver, BC. Mar. 3.

2005 “What’s She Doing in There?: Rethinking Girls’ ‘Bedroom Culture’ and Uses of Domestic Space.” American Studies Association annual meeting. Washington, DC. Nov. 3.

2005 “Raised in Contradiction?: Reconsidering the ‘Paradox of Feminine Adolescence’ in the 21st Century.” Cultural Studies Association conference. Tucson, AZ. Apr. 23.

2005 “System Support for Cybergurls.” Society for Cinema and Media Studies annual conference. London, UK. Apr. 1.

2004 “Birds on the Wire: Girlhood and Telephony in Mid-Twentieth-Century U.S. Media Culture.” Console-ing Passions conference. New Orleans, LA. May 29.

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2004 “Developing the Girl’s Gaze: Overcoming the Gender Dynamics of Film Education, Technology, and Production.” Society for Cinema and Media Studies annual conference. Atlanta, GA. Mar. 5.

2003 “Girls Just Wanna . . . Shop?: Rethinking Girlhood, Expanding Girls’ Studies.” Inaugural conference for the Cultural Studies Association. Pittsburgh, PA. June 6.

2003 “Calling All Girls: Telephony and Postwar Female Youth Culture.” Society for Ciema and Media Studies annual conference. Minneapolis, MN. Mar. 9.

2002 “Tracking Judy and Corliss: Transmedia Exploitation and TV’s Early Teen-Girl Shows.” Society for Cinema Studies annual conference. Denver, CO. May 25.

2002 “Shape-Shifting through My Wardrobe.” Clothing, Gender, and Identity Public Forum. Center for Women’s Studies. The University of Texas at Austin. Feb. 21.

2001 “Envisioning Girls: New Work on Girls’ Studies from the Bowling Green Youth Cultures Research Cluster.” Commentor. Society for the History of Childhood and Youth annual conference. Milwaukee, WI. July 27.

2001 “Girls Make Movies II: Contemporary Female Youth and their Visions.” Society for Cinema Studies annual conference. Washington, DC. May 25.

2000 “Reading Up, Reading Down: TV’s Youthful Audience.” Console-ing Passions conference. South Bend, IN. May 12.

2000 “Girls Make Movies: Female Youth as Cultural Producers.” Society for Cinema Studies annual conference. Chicago, IL. Mar. 10.

1999 “When Gidget Gets Girl Power: Female Adolescence in 1990s’ Television.” Society for Cinema Studies annual conference. West Palm Beach, FL. Apr. 17.

1998 “Marking the Border?: Menarche and the Loss of Virginity in Female ‘Coming of Age’ .” Society for Cinema Studies annual conference. La Jolla, CA. Apr. 6.

1997 “Gwen and the Girlie Girls: The Politics of Age in Music Television.” Console-ing Passions conference. Montreal, Canada. May 2.

1996 “Girls Just Want to Have Fun?: Female Avengers in ‘90s Teenpics.” Pictures of a Generation on Hold: Youth in Film and Television. Toronto, Canada. May 19.

1996 “Exiled in Guyville?: The Place of Female Rock Musicians in ‘Women-in-Rock’ Discourse.” Drake University Conference on Popular Music. Des Moines, IA. Mar. 30.

1996 “Generating Gaps: The Poetics of Power In Feminist Scholarship.” American Culture Association/Popular Culture Association annual meeting. Las Vegas, NV. Mar. 27.

1996 “Make-overs and Masquerade: The Performance of Feminine Adolescence in Contemporary Film and Video.” Society for Cinema Studies annual conference. Dallas, TX. Mar. 9.

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1995 “The Recuperation of Women Rock Musicians in a ‘Post-Feminist’ Age.” American Culture Association/ Popular Culture Association annual meeting. Philadelphia, PA. Apr. 14.

1995 “Guilty (P)leisures: Notes on Television Use in Single-Person Households,” with Janice Gore. Console-ing Passions conference. Seattle, WA. Apr. 8.

1995 “‘Double Dare Ya’: Rethinking from a Grrrl Perspective.” USC/UCLA Thinking Gender Graduate Student Research Conference. Los Angeles, CA. Mar. 3.

1994 “Heidi Ho!: Negotiating Private Crimes through Public Scandals.” Console-ing Passions conference. Tucson, AZ. Apr. 23.

1994 “‘Even Better than the Real Thing’: MTV Unplugged and the Staging of Authenticity.” American Culture Association/Popular Culture Association annual conference. Chicago, IL. Apr. 7.

1992 “‘Justify My Love [For Money]’: Exploding the Myth of a Feminist Madonna.” Reading the Text/Reading the World conference. Washington, DC. June 5.

Invited Plenary Sessions

2012 “The Future of Women’s Studies.” Women’s Studies Program 40th Anniversary Celebration. University of Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh, PA. Oct. 19.

2012 “Feminist Media Studies: Pasts, Presents, and Futures.” Console-ing Passions conference. Boston, MA. July 19.

2010 “Girls’ Studies Today.” Reimagining Girlhood: Communities, Identities, Self-Portrayals Conference. State University of New York College of Cortland. Cortland, NY. Oct. 22.

Invited Roundtable Discussions

2020 “Identity and Belonging: Highlighting Diverse Voices in the Classroom and the Dorms.” FTT and Gender Studies. Feb. 20

“Women in Leadership.” Kellogg Institute. University of Notre Dame. Feb. 18.

2019 “Feminism and Contemporary Media Culture.” Adams High School. South Bend, IN. Mar. 22.

2018 “Lady Bird: Faculty Panel Discussion.” Because Gender Film Series. University of Notre Dame. Notre Dame, IN. Jan. 21.

2017 “Interpersonal Violence Education.” Gender Relations Center. University of Notre Dame. Notre Dame, IN. Nov. 16.

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2017 “Academic Women’s Panel II: Leadership in Academia.” Postdoctoral Women’s Committee. University of Notre Dame. Notre Dame, IN. Nov. 15.

2017 “Vision & Action: Pioneering Women ND Faculty.” Moderator. University of Notre Dame. Notre Dame, IN. Mar. 29.

2017 “Reconciling Religious Freedom with Civil Rights.” GALA ND/SMC. Notre Dame, IN. Apr. 29.

2017 “The Women’s Caucus: Past, Present, and Future.” Society for Cinema and Media Studies, Annual Conference. Chicago, IL. Mar. 24.

2014 “Coming Out in Culture.” PrismND. University of Notre Dame. Notre Dame, IN. Oct. 5.

2013 “Cindy Sherman: Circles of Influence.” Cindy Sherman exhibit. Dallas Museum of Art. Dallas, TX. Apr. 4.

2012 “Making Media Studies Perfectly Queer: A Tribute to Alex Doty.” Flow Conference. The University of Texas at Austin. Austin, TX. Nov. 3.

2011 “Feminism and Popular Culture: Expressions of Identity, Empowerment, and Choice.” Center for Women’s and Gender Studies Annual Graduate Student Conference. The University of Texas at Austin. Austin, TX. Apr. 8.

2006 “Televisual Representations of Gender and Sexuality after Buffy the Vampire Slayer.” Flow Conference. The University of Texas at Austin. Austin, TX. Oct. 28.

2004 “Making Media Production Accessible and Relevant to Disenfranchised Youth.” Scholarship in the Digital Age: Youth Media and Media Education Workshop. Annenberg Center for Communication. The University of Southern California. Los Angeles, CA. Dec. 9.

2003 “Adolescents in Film.” Odyssey. WBEZ-Chicago Public Radio. Oct. 3.

2002 “Representations of Teen Girls.” Odyssey. WBEZ-Chicago Public Radio. June 13.

Refereed Roundtable Discussions

2019 “Teaching Girls Studies: Reflections, Challenges, and Possibilities.” National Women’s Studies Association conference. San Francisco, CA. Nov. 16.

2018 “Rethinking Labor Histories and Production Cultures in #MeToo and #TimesUp Hollywood.” Flow Conference. The University of Texas at Austin. Austin, TX. Sept. 28.

2016 “We Can Be Historians: Challenging Presentism in Feminist TV Studies.” Flow Conference. The University of Texas at Austin. Austin, TX. Sept. 16.

2016 “The Personal is Political is Educational.” Console-ing Passions conference. University of Notre Dame. Notre Dame, IN. June 18.

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2014 “Teaching to the ‘So What?’ in Critical Media Studies.” Flow Conference. The University of Texas at Austin. Austin, TX. Sept. 13.

2014 “Who’s That Girl? Girlhood and Popular Music in the Age of .” Fun with Dick and Jane: Gender and Childhood Conference. University of Notre Dame. South Bend, IN. Dec. 6.

2007 “Reflecting on Girls’ Studies: Current Trends and Future Directions.” International Communication Association annual conference. San Francisco, CA. May 26.

2002 “Troubling the Local Boundaries of U.S. Hegemonic Feminism: Women’s Studies, Girls’ Studies, the ‘Third Wave,’ and the Continued Dominance of Middle-Class Middle-Aged Straight White Female Experience.” American Studies Association annual meeting. Houston, TX. Nov. 14.

2001 “New Work in Youth Culture Studies: Emerging , Public Interventions.” American Studies Association annual meeting. Washington, DC. Nov. 10.

Invited Workshops Presentations

2011 “Mentoring: Making the Most of Faculty-Student Relationships.” Society for Cinema and Media Studies annual conference. New Orleans, LA. Mar. 11.

2010 “Women’s Representation in Music .” Girls Rock Camp. Austin, TX. June 15.

2009 “Women’s Representation in Music Videos.” Girls Rock Camp. June-July.

2009 “Gender in Music Video Production.” Femme Film Texas. Austin, TX. June 22.

2008 “Gender in Music Video Production.” Femme Film Texas. June 23.

2003 “Telling Our Own Stories: Girls Making Media.” GENAustin. Austin, TX. Jan. 21

2001 “Getting Your Foot in the Door.” Job Market Workshop. Society for Cinema Studies annual conference. Washington, DC. May 26.

Refereed Workshop Presentations

2016 “(Self-)Disclosure In and Out of the Classroom.” Society for Cinema and Media Studies annual conference. Atlanta, GA. Mar. 30.

2015 “Moving On Up While Keeping It Together: A Mentoring Workshop for Tenure and Promotion.” Console-ing Passions Conference. University College Dublin. Dublin, IR. June 18.

2014 “Mentoring Graduate Students.” Console-ing Passions Conference. University of Missouri. Columbia, MO. April 11.

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2014 “Media Industries Meets Identity Politics.” Society for Cinema and Media Studies annual conference. Seattle, WA. March 20.

2008 “Brainstorming for the Future: A Workshop for Revitalizing Feminist Media Studies.” Society for Cinema and Media Studies annual conference. Philadelphia, PA. Mar. 9.

2004 “Teaching the Vampire Slayer: Buffy and Pedagogy.” Society for Cinema and Media Studies annual conference. Atlanta, GA. Mar. 7.

Professional Service

2018- Member of Inaugural Executive Committee, International Girls Studies Association

2016- Book series editor, Routledge Research in Gender, Sexuality, and Media Books published: Sharon Mazzarella, Girls, Moral Panic and News Media: Troublesome Bodies, 2020 Lauren Berliner, Producing Queer Youth: The Paradox of Digital Media Empowerment, 2018 Jessalynn Keller & Maureen Ryan, eds., Emergent : Complicating a Postfeminist Media Culture, 2018 Maureen Ryan, Lifestyle Media in American Culture: Gender, Class, and the Politics of Ordinariness, 2018 Curran Nault, Queercore: Queer Punk Media Subculture, 2017

2015- Editorial Advisory Board, The Velvet Light Trap

2014- Inaugural Editorial Board Member, Girls Studies

2012- External reviewer for tenure and promotion cases

2010- Board Member, Console-ing Passions International Conference on Television, Audio, Video, New Media, and Feminism (Board Chair and Secretary, 2015-17)

2007- Inaugural Editorial Board Member, The International Journal of Learning and Media

1999- Manuscript Reviewer for Cinema Journal; Communication, Culture, and Critique; Feminist Media Studies; GLQ; Journal of Children and Media; Spectator; Velvet Light Trap; Oxford University Press; Palgrave Press; Polity Press; Routledge; Roxbury Press; Sage Publications; Temple University Press; University of Illinois Press; and University of Toronto Press

2018-20 Editorial Board, Media and Communication

2018-19 Co-organizer, 5th Biennial International Gender Studies Conference and 2nd Meeting of International Girls Studies Association, IGSA@ND, University of Notre Dame

2017-18 SCMS Queer Caucus graduate student mentor

2013-17 Editorial Board Member, Cinema Journal

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2016-17 Co-organizer, 4th Biennial Gender Studies Conference, Intersectional Inquiries and Collaborative Action: Gender and Race, University of Notre Dame

2013-17 SCMS Women’s Caucus mentor for junior faculty

2015-16 Co-organizer, Console-ing Passions Conference, University of Notre Dame

2016 External research grants recommender: ACLS, AAUW

2014 Co-organizer, The Craft of Criticism Conference, University of Notre Dame

2003-13 Advisory Board Member, Flow: A Critical Forum on Television and Media Culture

1999-2013 Faculty Advisor, The Velvet Light Trap

2011-12 Faculty Advisor, Flow Conference 2012, The University of Texas at Austin

2011-12 Program Chair, Society for Cinema and Media Studies annual conference

2009-12 Secretary, Society of Cinema and Media Studies

2009-10 Co-Chair, Women’s Caucus, Society of Cinema and Media Studies

2007-8 Faculty Advisor, Flow Conference 2008, The University of Texas at Austin

2005-6 Chair, Steering Committee, Television Studies Scholarly Interest Group, Society for Cinema and Media Studies (Steering Committee member 2003-2006)

2003-4 Advisory Board Member, Transparencies Graduate Student Conference, Department of Radio-Television-Film, The University of Texas at Austin

1999 Coordinator, Interactive Frictions Conference, The Annenberg Center for Communication and the University of Southern California

1995 Planning Committee, Thinking Gender Conference, University of California, Los Angeles and the University of Southern California

Academic-Related Professional and Public Service

2018- Board of Directors, The Music Village

2018- Gender & Image Workshop Instructor, Girls Rock Michiana, The Music Village

2018- Co-Founder with The Music Village, Girls Rock Michiana

2012- Founder/Manager, F3 (online group on gender, media, and culture)

2010- Advisory Board Member, The Girl Museum

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2018-19 Scholarly Introduction, Lunafest Michiana

2014-16 Inaugural Advisory Board Member, Mediagirls

2000-13 Founder and Director, Cinemakids (program for inspiring young filmmakers)

2011 Planning Committee, Girls and Women’s Matter Conference, Arts Engine

2011 Consultant, The Amanda Project, WGBH – Boston Public Radio

2009-10 Consultant, Girls Rock Camp Austin

2008-9 Consultant, Femme Film Texas

2002-5 Advisory Board, Troop 1500 (), prod. Karen Bernstein and Ellen Spiro

2002-5 Board of Directors, Cinematexas International Short Film Festival

2004 Humanities Advisor, Brazilians (documentary film), prod. Monica Walters

2004 Board of Directors, Latinitas

1996 Consultant, Levi’s Jeans for Women campaign, Foote, Cone and Belding

University Service (University of Notre Dame)

2020- Chairs/Directors Working Group on Anti-Racism Core Curriculum Requirement

2019- Fine Arts & Literature Core Curriculum Subcommittee

2017- Co-Founder/Organizer of GlobaLGBTQ+ Film Festival

2016- Co-Founder/Organizer of Because Gender Film Series

2015-21 Director, Gender Studies Program (re-appointed 2018) Chair, Gender Studies Steering Committee Director of Graduate Studies, Gender Studies Program

2016-19 Elected Member, University Committee on Women Faculty and Students

(University of Texas at Austin)

2012-13 Faculty Supervisor, Intellectual Entrepreneurship Pre-Graduate School Mentorship

2011-13 Member, Writing Flag Committee, School of Undergraduate Studies

2008-13 Faculty Affiliate, Department of American Studies

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2007-13 Member, Bridging Disciplines Cultural Studies Faculty Panel

2007-13 Co-founder, Childhood and Youth Research Cluster, Center for Women’s and Gender Studies (CWGS)

2003-13 Faculty Affiliate, Cultural Studies Program

2009-13 Supervising Instructor, Bridging Disciplines Cultural Studies Forum Seminar

2009 Gilbert Teaching Award Committee, CWGS

2009 Graduate Admissions Committee, CWGS

2005-9 Parking and Traffic Appeals Panel

2002 Lora Romero Fellowship Committee member, CWGS

2001 Facilitator, September 11 and After Series, CWGS

College Service (University of Notre Dame, College of Arts and Letters)

2020- Undergraduate Studies Committee

2020 Africana Studies, DUS Search Committee

2019 Commencement standard bearer

2017-19 Non-TT/T Faculty Renewal and Promotion Review Committee

2015-17 Women in Arts & Letters Advisory Committee

2015-17 Informal Dean’s committee on faculty diversity (University of Texas at Austin, College of Communication)

2010-13 Graduate Advisors College Committee

2010 Moveable Furnishings Focus Group, Belo Center for New Media

2000-6, 2007-10 Diversity Committee member (Co-Chair: Spring 2004)

2004, 2008, 2010 Coordinator/Facilitator, Teaching the Tough Stuff: A Workshop for Graduate Students and Faculty

2008 Classroom Group, New Building Committee

2008 Commencement Marshall for College at University ceremony

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2007 Entertainment Studies proposal ad-hoc committee (resulted in $1.5 million donation from the Cain Foundation)

Departmental Service (University of Notre Dame, Gender Studies Program)

2015-21 Chair of Gender Studies Steering Committee (two terms)

2015-21 Director of Graduate Studies (two terms)

(University of Notre Dame, Department of Film, Television, and Theatre)

2018- Ad Hoc International/Identity Committee

2017-8 Search Committee, Screenwriting professor

2016- Committees on Appointments, Renewal, Promotion, and Tenure (CA & CRPT)

2016-17 Senior Thesis Committee

2015 Ad Hoc Hiring Priorities Committee

2013-16 Committee on Appointments

2013-4 Search Committee, Digital Film/Media Production professor

(University of Texas at Austin, Department of Radio-Television-Film)

2007-8, 2010-13 Executive Committee

2002-3, 2004-8, 2010-13 Teaching Excellence Committee

1999-2013 Graduate Studies Committee Member (Chair: 2010-13)

2012 Search Committee, Film and Television Studies (2 positions)

2001, 2005, 2011 Graduate Admissions Committee

2010 Website Redesign Committee

2005-10 Assistant Graduate Advisor

1999-2000, 2001-2, 2003-8, Undergraduate Studies Committee (Chair: 2003-8)

2000, 2004, 2005 Commencement Marshall for Department at College ceremony

2003, 2005 Search Committee, South Asian Media Studies

2004 Department Self Study Committee

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2003 Faculty Office Committee

2001-2 Technology and Facilities Committee

Teaching/Student Service (University of Notre Dame)

2020- Faculty Advisor, Women in Media, Student Club

2014- Academic Advisor, FTT

2015-21 Director of Graduate Studies, Gender Studies Program (two terms)

2019-20 Senior Thesis Advisor, Samantha Viqueira, Gender Studies

2017-18 Capstone Advisor, Saskia Haeneke, HPS/FTT

2016-17 Senior Thesis Committee, FTT

2015-16 Senior Thesis Co-Advisor, Jacob Schrimpf, FTT

(University of Texas at Austin)

2010-13 Organizer of Graduate Student Workshops, Department of Radio-Television-Film

2000-13 Pedagogical Mentor, RTF/COM 398T – Supervised Teaching, Department of Radio- Television-Film

2004, 2008, 2010 Coordinator/Facilitator, Teaching the Tough Stuff: A Workshop for Graduate Students, College of Communication

2003, 2006, 2007 Facilitator, The Job Search, Professional Development Workshop, Department of Radio-Television-Film

1999-2005 Faculty Advisor, Cinematexas International Short Film Festival, Department of Radio-Television-Film

2004 Faculty Advisor, Latinitas: A Webzine for Hispanic Girls, College of Communication

2002 Facilitator, Workin’ It Series, Graduate Student Organization

Courses Designed and Taught

Undergraduate Graduate

Critical Approaches to Television Cultural Studies Gender and Rock Culture Feminist Popular Music Studies Girls’ Media and Cultural Studies Feminist and Queer Film Theory

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Introduction to Cultural Studies Feminist Television Criticism Introduction to Film Studies Girlhood Studies Media and Identity Girls’ Media and Cultural Studies Perspectives on Gender Queer Media Studies Queer Media Studies Research Methods: Media Arts and Culture Television Analysis and Criticism Theory and Literature: Critical Media Studies Women and Media Culture Theories of Gender and Sexuality Youth Cultures and Media

Professional Memberships

- Society for Cinema and Media Studies – previous Secretary - International Association for the Study of Popular Music - Console-ing Passions (feminist media studies organization) – current Executive Board member

Available on Request > References; Student Supervision, Advising, and Mentoring.

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