Current Vita July 2015 Flaxen D.L. Conway

Director, Marine Resource Management Graduate Program Professor, School of Public Policy Extension Community Outreach Specialist, Oregon Sea Grant 104 CEOAS Admin, Oregon State University Corvallis, OR 97331 Phone: 541-737-1339 Fax: 541-737-2064 E-mail: [email protected]

A. Employment, Professional Development, and Education

1. Employment May 2011 to present Oregon State University, College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences, Corvallis, OR Director of the Marine Resource Management graduate program.

July 08 to present Oregon State University, Cooperative Extension Service Corvallis, OR Extension Community Outreach Specialist / Professor.

Jun 02 to Jun 08 Oregon State University, Cooperative Extension Service Corvallis, OR Extension Community Outreach Specialist / Associate Professor.

Jul 91 to Jun 02 Oregon State University, Cooperative Extension Service Corvallis, OR Extension Community Outreach Specialist / Assistant Professor.

May 89 - Jul 91 Oregon State University Cooperative Extension Service Corvallis, OR Extension Technology Outreach Agent / Assistant Professor.

Jan 87 - Apr 89 Organically Grown Cooperative Eugene, OR Operations Director and Horticultural Consultant.

Jun 84 - Jun 86 Oregon State University, Department of Horticulture Corvallis, OR Graduate Research/Teaching Assistant.

2. Professional Development March 2015 Society for Applied Anthropology, 4-day conference for members of my field. This year in Pittsburgh, PA.

Sept 2014 2nd World Small-Scale Fisheries Congress, Merida, Mexico. By invitation only.

March 2014 Society for Applied Anthropology, 4-day conference for members of my field. This year in Albuquerque, NM.

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June 2013 “Fishing Futures: Articulating Alternatives in North American Small-Scale Fisheries” Workshop. Too Big to Ignore (Global Partnership for Small-Scale Fisheries Research), Vancouver, BC, Canada.

March 2013 Society for Applied Anthropology, 4-day conference for members of my field. This year in Denver, CO.

Sept 2012 International Network for Social Studies in Marine Energy (ISSMER). International workshop to develop a research agenda for social studies in MRE. By invitation only.

March 2012 Society for Applied Anthropology, 4-day conference for members of my field. This year in Baltimore, MD.

Summer 2011 Summer intensive workshop with OSU Office of Affirmative Action, Search Advocate training. July 2011.

March 2011 Society for Applied Anthropology, 4-day conference for members of my field. This year in Seattle, WA.

March 2010 Society for Applied Anthropology, 4-day conference for members of my field. This year in Merida, Mexico.

Sept 2009 Marine Spatial Planning for Renewable Energy, Portland, OR. 1-day, by invitation only workshop.

March 2008 Society for Applied Anthropology, 4-day conference for members of my field. This year in Memphis, TN.

Feb 2007 Civic Engagement in Oregon conference, Salem, OR. 2-day workshop.

Jan 2007 Nonprofit Organization Board Training conference, Corvallis, OR 1-day workshop.

May 2006 Western Community Vitality Workshop, Salt Lake City, UT. 3-day workshop.

March 2003 Society for Applied Anthropology, 4-day conference for members of my field.

June 1999 Public Issues Dispute Resolution, National Extension Symposium, Tucson, AZ. Certificate of completion awarded.

May 1997 Working with Emotions in Conflict, Center for Conflict Studies, Portland, OR. Certificate of completion awarded.

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October 1993 Helping Small Towns Survive Institute, Heartland Center for Leadership Development training in Jackson Hole, WY. Certificate of completion awarded.

Jan 93- Mar 93 Negotiation and Mediation Certification Program, Portland State University Extended Studies Program, Portland, OR. Certificate of completion awarded.

February 1992 Conflict Resolution Training, Western Rural Development Center, Portland, OR. Certificate of completion awarded.

January 1992 Strategic Management of Change Training, Western Rural Development Center, Seattle, WA. Certificate of completion awarded.

December 1991 Leadership Training Institute, OSU Extension Family Community Leadership Program, training in Eugene, OR. Certificate of completion awarded.

October 1991 Business Retention & Expansion Training, Western Rural Development Center, training in Portland, OR. Certificate of completion awarded.

3. Education

June 1987 (actual 6/25/86) Masters of Science, Horticulture Major / Integrated minor (Extension Education, Entomology, and Pathology) Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR

June 1984 Bachelors of Science, Horticulture (Production Major) Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR

B. Teaching, Advising and Other Assignments

1. Instructional Summary Credit Courses Winter 2015 MRM530 Principles and Practices of MRM (Marine Ecosystem Based Management)

Fall 2014 MRM507 MRM Orientation Seminar

Winter 2014 MRM530 Principles and Practices of MRM (Marine Ecosystem Based Management)

Fall 2013 MRM507 MRM Orientation Seminar

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Winter 2013 MRM530 Principles and Practices of MRM (Marine Ecosystem Based Management)

Winter 2012 MRM530 Principles and Practices of MRM (Marine Ecosystem Based Management)

Guest Lectures Spring 2015 Guest Lecturer, OC103, taught a session on the human science aspects of the ocean.

Winter 2015 Guest Lecturer, F&W 489, taught a session on engaging stakeholders in natural resource projects and management.

Spring 2014 Guest Lecturer, OC333, taught a session on the Marine Renewable Energy and the Oregon Coast.

Spring 2014 Guest Lecturer, OC103, taught a session on the human science aspects of the ocean.

Winter 2014 Guest Lecturer, F&W 489, taught a session on engaging stakeholders in natural resource projects and management.

Spring 2013 Guest Lecturer, OC103, taught a session on the human science aspects of the ocean.

Spring 2013 Guest Lecturer, F&W 499, taught a session on engaging stakeholders in natural resource projects and management.

Winter 2013 Guest Lecturer, SOC599, taught a session on the human science aspects of Marine Renewable Energy and Society.

Spring 2012 Guest Lecturer, OC103, taught a session on the human science aspects of the ocean.

Spring 2012 Guest Lecturer, F&W 499, taught a session on engaging stakeholders in natural resource projects and management.

Fall 2012 Guest Lecturer, OC331, taught a session on social science research, the ocean, and marine resource management.

Fall 2011 Guest Lecturer, COAS Cascadia Field Course, taught a session on natural resource policy.

Fall 2011 Guest Lecturer, OC331, taught a session on marine resource management and social science research.

Fall 2011 Guest Lecturer, AREc522, Marine Economics, taught a session on the economic impacts of ocean space use / MSP.

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Spring 2011 Guest Lecturer, F&W 499, taught a session on engaging stakeholders in natural resource projects and management.

Spring 2011 Guest Lecturer, OC/GEO103, taught a session on the human dimension of ocean space use and conflict management.

Winter 2010 Guest Lecturer MRM530, Principles and Practices of Ecosystem Based Management, taught the session on “Involving Stakeholders and the Public in EBM”.

Nov 2005 “Working Together November 2005 “Communities, Change, and Management” invited lecture for the annual MRM507 Seminar, Corvallis, OR. (Co-presenter with Lori Cramer)

November 2004 “Extension Education in Coastal Communities” invited lecture for the annual MRM507 Seminar, Corvallis, OR.

November 2004 “Socioeconomic Impacts of the West Coast Groundfish Crisis” invited lecture for FW499/599, Newport, OR.

Non-Credit Courses and Workshops (Extension Teaching) Note: Extension teaching involves interpreting technical information for delivery to adults and older youth in informal settings. The successful Extension educator explains complex ideas in a simple (not simplistic) form, offers practical applications, encourages active participation, maintains curriculum balance, and leaves audiences with appropriate tools to gain further knowledge.

Spring 2015 Co-designed and delivered a Non-Market Value of Marine Protection workshop for academics and coastal stakeholders (with the Marine Reserves Partnership).

Spring 2015 Co-designed and delivered an Oral Histories for West Coast fisheries luncheon and workshop (with Newport Fishermen’s Wives).

Fall 2014 Co-designed and delivered Communications Workshop for OSG Scholars (with Shawn Rowe).

Fall, Winter, Spring 2014 Conducted trainings on how to administer evaluations for the SWD Research Program, a multi-state, multi-year research program funded by USDA SCRI.

Fall, Winter, Spring 2013 Conducted trainings on how to administer evaluations for the SWD Research Program, a multi-state, multi-year research program funded by USDA SCRI.

Fall 2012 Presented a session at the Heceta Head Coastal Conference.

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Fall, Winter, Spring 2012 Conducted trainings on how to administer evaluations for the SWD Research Program, a multi-state, multi-year research program funded by USDA SCRI.

Fall, Winter, Spring 2011 Conducted trainings on how to administer evaluations for the SWD Research Program, a multi-state, multi-year research program funded by USDA SCRI.

Fall, Winter, Spring 2011 Conducted public pre- and post- research meetings with members of target audience groups for the BOEM-funded OCS research project (Astoria, Newport, Tillamook, Coos Bay, Port Orford, OR, and in Grays Harbor and Chinook and Westport, WA).

November 2010 “Sea Grant’s Role in MSP” workshop, New Orleans, LA. (Co-design and co-deliver).

November 2010 “Marine Renewable Energy and Sea Grant” workshop, New Orleans, LA. (Co-design and co-deliver).

January 2010 “Solution Making: Crafting Long Term Agreements” workshop, Corvallis, OR. (Design and present).

October 2009 “Solution Making” and “Effective Meetings” workshops, Roseburg, OR (Design and present).

January 2009 “Life Cycles of Nonprofit Organizations” workshops (two), Corvallis, OR. (Design and present).

November 2008 Co-designed and delivered a coast-wide, organized-fishing-group gathering (FACT, FINE, NSAT, SOORC, and POORT) focusing on three topics: marine reserves, wave energy, and ocean zoning; supported with a grant from the National Sea Grant Law Center.

October 2008 “Life Cycles of Nonprofit Organizations” workshop, Roseburg, OR. (Design and present).

July 2008 “Wave Energy Community Forum”, Curry County, OR. (Design and moderate).

June 2008 “Wave Energy Community Forum”, Tillamook County, OR. (Design and moderate).

May 2008 “Community Cooperation” workshop for faculty of the Extension Family and Community Development program area, Wilsonville, OR. (Presenter)

November 2007 “The Human Side of Fisheries Management” presentation at the “Menhaden Fisheries Management” symposium, Naragansatt, RI. (Presenter and symposium designer).

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August 2007 “How to Form a Fishermen’s Advisory Committee” workshop, Garibaldi, OR. (Presenter)

August 2007 “Wave Energy Generation on the Oregon Coast: A Conversation with the fishing community” second workshop, Garibaldi, OR. (Co-presenter)

August 2007 “Wave Energy Generation on the Oregon Coast: A Conversation with the fishing community” second workshop, Garibaldi, OR. (Co-presenter)

July 2007 “Wave Energy Generation on the Oregon Coast: A Conversation with the fishing community” workshop, Port Orford, OR. (Co-presenter)

June 2007 “Wave Energy Generation on the Oregon Coast: A Conversation with the fishing community” workshop, Garibaldi, OR.

June 2007 “Wave Energy Generation on the Oregon Coast: A Conversation with the fishing community” workshop, Astoria, OR.

May 2007 “Creating Community Engagement” workshop for faculty of the Extension Family and Community Development program area, Newport, OR. (Co-presenter)

Jan 2007 Working as a fisherman – scientist teaching team (with Scott McMullen, an Oregon fisherman), made a presentation on “Ocean Zoning, Ocean Policy” that set the stage for the Winter 2007 Scientist and Fishermen Exchange (SAFE) meeting, Newport, OR.

Jan 2007 “Advanced Interviewing Skills” workshop for the community researchers involved in the Fishing Community Long Profiling Project, Newport, OR (Co-presenter)

Dec 2006 “Outreach Methods” and “How People Learn”, two workshops for the FESRI (Fishermen Extending Salmon Recovery Information) information specialists, Newport, OR (Presenter)

Dec 2006 “Specifics of Interviewing” workshop for the community researchers involved in the Fishing Community Long Profiling Project, Newport, OR (Co-presenter)

Nov 2006 “Working Together to Create a Successful Board of Directors” workshop for the Newport Fishermen’s Wives board, Newport, OR (Presenter)

Nov 2006 “Project Outreach and Basics of Interviewing” workshop for the community researchers involved in the Fishing Community Long Profiling Project, Newport, OR (Co-presenter)

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Oct 2006 “Building and Maintaining Community Interest and Involvement ” workshop at the OWEB 9th Biennial Conference, Seaside, OR (Presenter)

Oct 2006 “Project Design and Evaluation” workshop at the National Fisheries Sea Grant Extension conference, Atlantic Beach, FL (Presenter)

June 2006 “Engaging and Building the Capacity of Council Boards” workshop for the watershed councils of the North Coast region, Tillamook, OR. (Presenter)

June 2006 “Strengthening Ourselves, Strengthening Our Watershed Council” workshop for the Watershed Councils of the Willamette Valley, Corvallis, OR. (Presenter)

June 2006 “Collective, Functional Involvement in Watershed Councils” workshop for new watershed council coordinators, part 2 of the New Coordinators conference (Valley coordinators), Corvallis, OR. (Presenter)

May 2006 “Strengthening Ourselves, Strengthening Our Watershed Council” workshop for the Watershed Councils of Mahleur County, Ontario, OR. (Presenter)

May 2006 “Collective, Functional Involvement in Watershed Councils” workshop for new watershed council coordinators, part 2 of the New Coordinators conference (Central and Easter coordinators), Bend, OR. (Presenter)

Feb 2006 “Working Together to Create Successful Groups” workshop for the Watershed Councils of Linn and Benton Counties (WSEP Training Program), Albany, OR. (Presenter)

Nov 2005 “Working Together to Create Successful Groups” workshop for the Watershed Councils of the Douglas County (WSEP Training Program), Roseburg, OR. (Presenter)

Nov 2005 “Working Together to Create A Successful Watershed Council” workshop for new watershed council coordinators, part of the New Coordinators conference put on by Network of Watershed Council, Bend, OR. (Presenter)

Oct 05 – Jan 06 Co-designed/delivered (with Shawn Rowe) a three-part workshop series on “Assessing, Designing, and Evaluating Educational Programs and Materials”, Newport, OR.

March 2005 “Better Understanding through Effective Communication” workshop for the Watershed Councils of the South Coast of OR (WSEP Advanced Training Program), Gold Beach, OR. (Presenter)

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December 2004 “Working Together to Create Successful Groups” workshop for the Watershed Councils of the Mid Willamette Valley (WSEP Training Program), Salem, OR. (Presenter)

February 2004 “Improving Community Attitudes toward Socioeconomic Research and Data Collection” practice showcase workshop, at the Communities and Natural Resources Forum, Prince George, BC.

November 2003 “Working With Fishermen to Groundtruth and Gain Fishing Effort Data” presentation – on the “Pilot Project to Profile West Coast Fishing Effort Based on the Practical Experience of Fishermen” report -- for the Technical Review Committee of the PFMC Habitat Committee, Santa Cruz, CA. (Presentation design and co-presenter)

June 2003 “Working Together to Create Successful Groups” workshop for the Watershed Councils of Central Oregon (WSEP Training Program), Redmond, OR. (Presenter)

April 2003 “Working Together to Create Successful Groups” workshop for the Watershed Councils of Douglas County (WSEP Training Program), Roseburg, OR. (Presenter)

November 2002 “Working Together to Create Successful Groups” workshop for the Watershed Councils of Clatsop and Tillamook Counties (WSEP Training Program), Astoria, OR. (Presenter)

September 2002 “Working With People” workshop for the South Slough Marine Reserve Program staff, Charleston, OR. (Presenter)

June 2002 “Working Together to Create Successful Groups” workshop for the Watershed Councils of Baker/Union Counties (WSEP Training Program), Baker City, OR. (Presenter)

May 2002 “Working Together to Create Successful Groups” workshop for the Watershed Councils of Yamhill County (WSEP Training Program), McMinnville, OR. (Presenter)

April 2002 “Using the Internet to Learn and Communicate: A Workshop for the Fishing Community,” workshop at the Women’s Coalition for Pacific Fisheries regional meeting, Ft. Bragg, CA.

Feb 2002 “Watershed Stewardship Education Program” workshop at the Strengthening Communities: Enhancing Extension’s Role, National Community Resources and Economic Development Conference in Orlando, FL. (Presenter)

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Jan 2002 “Working Together to Create Successful Groups” workshop for the Watershed Councils of Lincoln County (WSEP Training Program), Lincoln City, OR. (Presenter)

November 2001 “Health Insurance and Fishing Families: Challenges and Strategies” seminar, sponsored by National Fisherman, at the Fish Expo, Seattle, WA. (Designer and Moderator)

March 2001 “Working Together to Create Successful Groups” workshop for the Watershed Councils of Lane County (WSEP Training Program), Eugene, OR. (Presenter)

Feb 2001 “Advanced Facilitators Training” workshop for the facilitators of the Tsunami and Earthquake Workshop, Newport, OR. (Presenter)

Feb 2001 “Building the Restoration Community” workshop for the Watershed Councils of Curry County (WSEP Advanced Training Program), Gold Beach, OR. (Presenter)

Feb 2001 “Working Together to Create Successful Groups” workshop for the Watershed Councils of Josephine County (WSEP Training Program), Grants Pass, OR. (Presenter)

June 2000 “Crossing Conceptual Boundaries to Foster Watershed Stewardship” workshop at the 8th International Symposium for Society and Resource Management, Bellingham, WA. (Co-presenter)

June 2000 “Working Together to Create Effective Worksite Groups” workshop at the 2000 Seaside Health Promotion Conference, Seaside, OR. (Presenter)

May 2000 “Tools and Strategies for Peer Outreach” three-day training for Outreach Peers and Program Coordinator of the Groundfish Disaster Outreach Program, Newport, OR. (Co-presenter)

Mar / Apr 2000 “Working Together to Create Successful Groups” workshop for the Watershed Councils of the Mid-Willamette (WSEP Pilot Training Program), Salem, OR. (Presenter)

November 1999 “Traditions & Transitions: A New Era for Fishing Families, Businesses, and Communities” seminar, sponsored by National Fisherman, at the Fish Expo, Seattle, WA. (Designer and Moderator)

July 1999 “Working Together” workshop for the Agriculture Educators Summer Training Program, Corvallis, OR. (Presenter)

June 1999 “Educational Outreach Model: Works For Us, It Could For You Too” presentation to the National Sea Grant Advisory Group, Sea Grant Week 1999, Portland, OR. (Co-presenter)

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June 1999 “Human Dimensions of Fisheries Management” workshop for the Pacific Fisheries Management Council, Portland, OR. (Co-presenter)

March 1999 “Working Together to Create Successful Groups” workshop for the Watershed Councils of the Mid-Coast (WSEP Pilot Training Program), Veneta, OR. (Co-presenter)

March 1999 “Working Together to Create Successful Groups” workshop for the Watershed Councils of the Mid-Coast (WSEP Pilot Training Program), Florence, OR. (Co-presenter)

February 1999 “Working Together to Create Successful Groups” workshop for the Watershed Councils of the Mid-Coast (WSEP Pilot Training Program), Newport, OR. (Co-presenter)

February 1999 “Working Together to Create Successful Groups” workshop for the Watershed Councils of the South-Coast (WSEP Pilot Training Program), Gold Beach, OR. (Co-presenter)

September 1998 “Communication and Outreach Skills for WCPF” workshop for the Board of Directors, Women’s Coalition for Pacific Fisheries Retreat, Eugene, OR. (Presenter)

May 1998 “Commercial Fishing Families and Health Insurance” session for the Pacific States Fisheries Legislative Task Force, Coos Bay, OR. (Presenter)

January 1998 “Communication Skills for Wildlife Stewards” workshop for the OSUES Multnomah Wildlife Stewards Program, Portland, OR. (Presenter)

January 1998 “Reaching for Unity Amidst Diversity and Adversity” workshop for the Board of Directors, Women’s Coalition for Pacific Fisheries Annual Retreat, Roseburg, OR. (Presenter)

December 1997 “Mutual Role Appreciation for Fishing Families” workshop for fishing families, Newport, OR. (Co-presenter)

November 1997 “Communication Skills for Fishing Family Couples” workshop for fishing families, Newport, OR. (Co-presenter)

July 1997 “Fishing Families and Health Insurance” teleworkshop, 6 Ports from WA to CA. (Moderator)

December 1996 "What Role Will You Play in Helping Towns Make Successful Transitions?" workshop at the 1997 OSU Extension Annual Conference, Corvallis, OR. (Co-presenter)

December 1996 "Towns In Transition: Managing Change in Natural Resource-Dependent

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Communities,” OSUES PIE Brown Bag Distance Education Series, Corvallis, OR. (Presenter)

November 1996 "Making the Best of Change" workshops at the 1996 Annual Meeting of the League of Oregon Cities, Portland, OR. (Co-presenter)

September 1996 "Helping Your Community Manage Change as a Community Economic Development Professional" workshop at the 1996 Northwest Regional Workshop of Rural LISC, Vancouver, WA. (Presenter)

September 1996 "Supporting the Many Faces of Fishing Families" presentation-skills building session of the OSU Extension Sea Grant Quarterly Meeting, Astoria, OR. (Presenter)

April 1996 "Groups That Work" workshop at the initiation meeting of the Women's Coalition for Pacific Fisheries, Crescent City, CA. (Presenter)

October 1995 "Fishing Families Networking" workshop, Newport, OR. (Presenter)

Mar 95 - Nov 95 Ecosystem Workforce Demonstration Projects. Worked as an instructor or as a coordinator (of over 10 other OSU faculty members and community college, agency or industry educators) of educational programs for the Ecosystem Workforce Project. This included a series of 6 satellite downlinks received and participated in by 6 distant sites in Oregon).

May 1995 "Fishing Families Networking" workshop, Newport, OR. (Presenter)

April 1995 "Fishing Family Financial Planning" workshops, Brookings, Newport, and Astoria, OR. (Organizer)

March 1995 "Getting Unhooked from Anger & Conflict" workshop, Newport, OR. (Co-presenter)

February 1995 "Oregon Fiscal Choices," an OSUES PIE Initiative Brown Bag Distance Education Session, Corvallis, OR. (Moderator)

Jan, Apr, May 95 "Managing Conflict As Volunteer Facilitators" workshops for FCL volunteers; one in Grant County, two in Lake County. (Presenter)

Nov 94 - Jan 95 "Marine Fisheries Resource Fairs," a series of four, one in each region. (Presenter/Organizer)

December 1994 "Pocket Guide to the Northwest Economic Adjustment Initiative", an OSUES PIE Initiative Brown Bag Distance Education Session, Corvallis, OR. (Co-presenter)

June 1994 "Self Assessment and Career Planning in Forest Restoration" workshop, Sweet Home, OR. (Presenter)

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October 1993 "Collaborative Negotiation: Getting the Best Deal for Public Health,Your Organization, and Yourself" workshop, 1993 Fall Conference for the Public Health Association, Bend, OR. (Co-presenter)

October 1993 "Rural Communities & Forest Land Management" workshop for the 1993 MINFORS Conference, Corvallis, OR. (Presenter)

October 1993 "Natural Resource Issues & The Public" workshop, 1993 Pacific Northwest Docent & Volunteer Association Conference, Newport, OR. (Co-presenter)

June 1993 "Future of Oregon's Forestry Workforce" focus groups in Corvallis and Pendleton, OR. (Co-presenter/Organizer)

June 1993 “Educational Materials for Timber Families,” Oregon Gleaners Association 1993 Annual Meeting, Corvallis, OR. (Co-presenter)

May / Jun 1993 "Educational Materials for Timber-Dependent Families & Communities" workshops in Prineville, Salem, and Gold Beach, OR. (Co-presenter)

May 1993 "Working With Public Issues" workshop, Corvallis, OR. (Co-presenter)

April 1993 "Extension-Research Partnerships", Rural Poverty Conference, Corvallis, OR. (Co-presenter)

March 1993 1993 FCL State Training Institute, Newport, OR. (Co-coach)

February 1993 "Extension's Role in Environmental Conflict" satellite teleconference, from North Carolina State University Extension. (State Coordinator)

October 1992 "Handling Change in Communities", Rural Northwest II: Community Transitions Conference, Vancouver, WA. (Co-presenter)

June 1992 "Lower Umpqua Community Economic Development Workshop", Reedsport, OR. (Co-presenter)

April 1992 "Strategic Planning: The Initial Agreement", Family Community Leadership Advanced Training, Corvallis, OR. (Presenter)

December 1991 "Extension In-Service Training in Community Development", Springfield, OR. (Organizer/Presenter)

February 1991 "Berry Production", Linn, Benton, & Lincoln Master Gardener Training, Corvallis, OR. (Presenter)

January 1991 "Helping the Organic Gardener", Linn, Benton, & Lincoln Master

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Gardener Training, Corvallis, OR. (Presenter)

December 1990 "Gourmet Lamb Pack", special meeting/training, Coburg, OR. (Organizer)

October 1990 "Food Safety", Marion County Master Food Preservers Training, Salem, OR. (Panel Presenter)

October 1990 Polk County Forage Tour, Amity, OR. (Presenter)

July 1990 "Straw Utilization", Albany Chamber of Commerce Annual Farm Tour, Linn County, OR. (Presenter/Organizer)

June 1990 "New Business Opportunities: Secondary Wood Products" seminar, Lebanon, OR. (Organizer)

March 1990 "New Business Opportunities: New Crops in Agriculture and Forestry" seminar, Lebanon, OR. (Organizer)

December 1989 "Large-Scale, On-Farm Composting", meeting/training session, Albany, OR. (Organizer)

November 1989 "Food Crops in OR." Linn Co. Extension Homemakers Leader Training, Albany, OR. (Presenter)

July 1989 "Regional Strategy", Non-Library Economic Development Sources, Corvallis, OR. (Presenter)

Curriculum Development

Mar 98 – April 02 Author/section team leader for a multi-discipline, multi-region (NY, LA, OR) team of Sea Grant educators creating the National Coastal Ecosystem Restoration Manual, an educational curriculum for Extension educators across the country.

Nov 96 - Jul 98 Author/project co-leader/section team leader of multi-discipline team of Extension educators creating the Watershed Stewardship: A Learning Guide (EM 8714; 7/98; OSU Extension and Experiment Station Communications) educational curriculum for watershed councils, landowners and managers, etc. (This curriculum was peer reviewed nationally, with 87.5% of those who reviewed it rating it as “Outstanding” or “Very Good”.

Oct 95 - Mar 96 Author/coordinator/team leader of a 20-person, multi-discipline, multi- agency team of educators who created the 1996 Ecosystem Workforce Project Curriculum. Four sections; 26 chapters; 500 pages. Revised in 1997; translated into Spanish. Used by over 150 dislocated forest workers and fishermen in Oregon and Northern California. (This curriculum was

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also cited in a $6M grant proposal to create a restoration program at the University of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.)

Graduate Students Sept 2013 to 2015 Sarah Calhoun, MRM graduate student focusing on women’s roles in the commercial fishing community; lead advisor.

Sept 2013 to 2015 Briana Goodwin, MRM graduate student focusing on evaluating marine renewable energy citing processes; lead advisor.

Sept 2013 to 2015 Ivan Kuletz, MPP graduate student focusing on fishermen’s perceptions of the Bristol Bay salmon fishery; lead advisor.

Sept 2012 to present Jenny De La Hoz, PhD student in Education. Serve on committee.

Sept 2012 to 2014 Erin Hall-Wilson, MRM graduate student focusing on the community fishing associations; lead advisor.

Sept 2012 to 2014 Saskia Madlener, MRM graduate student focusing on using video to accomplish broader impacts of ocean research; lead advisor.

Sept 2012 to 2014 Colin Duncan, MRM graduate student focusing on the cooperative product development (scientists and fishermen) re: ocean forecasting; lead advisor.

Sept 2011 to 2013 Arwen Bird, MRM graduate student focusing on the conceptual framework of engaging stakeholders in marine reserve planning; lead advisor.

June 2011 to December 2011 Caleb Price, MRM grad student focusing on Fisheries Management Education in Africa; lead advisor.

June 2011 to 2013 Jenny Thompson, MRM grad student focusing on socioeconomic impacts of trawl rationalization; lead advisor.

June 2011 to 2013 Hilda Astrianna, MRM grad student focusing on the environmental, economic, and social impacts of IMTA on shrimp and oyster production in Indonesia.

Sept 2010 to 2012 Colleen Sullivan, GEO grad student focusing on space use conflicts on the OCS; representing MRM on her committee.

June 2010 to 2011 Jessica Ramsey, Environmental Science grad student focusing on estuary ecosystem services and crab; lead advisor

June 2010 to 2012 Ruby Moon, MPP graduate student focusing on the impact of communication and relationship between enforcers and commercial fishers on regulation compliance; lead advisory.

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Sept 2010 – 2012 Keri Hevner, Environmental Science grad student focusing on motivations for involvement in coastal hazards public education programs; lead project advisor.

Sept 2010 – June 2011 Miriam Collett, MS in Design and the Human Environment grad student focusing on environmental and social impacts of “fast fashion”; Grad School rep.

May 2010 – June 2012 Tyler Thompson, MS in Speech Communications grad student focusing on public perceptions and knowledge re: the trans Alaska oil pipeline; representing Sociology on his committee.

June 2010 – Dec 2010 Melissa Murphy, MRM Masters student focusing on evaluating the social component of the marine reserves siting process. Represented Sociology on her committee.

Oct 2009 – Sept 2010 Jeremy Childress, MRM Masters student focusing on cooperation in fisheries/ocean research; social science advisor and representing Sociology on his committee.

Sept 2009 – Sept 2011 Chris Eardley, MRM Masters student focusing on non-consumptive ocean use; lead project advisor and representing Sociology on his committee (and provide funding for his project).

Sept 2009 – Sept 2011 Rhett Register, MRM Masters student focusing on stakeholder engagement and communication in ocean research; lead project advisor and representing Socilogy on his committee.

Sept 2008 – Dec 2010 Hunter Berns, MRM Masters student focusing on creating decision/impact assessment tools for coastal decision makers; lead project advisor and representing Sociology on his committee (and provide funding for his project).

Jan 2008 – June 2009 Daniel Hunter, Anthropology Masters student focusing on community of place impacts from marine renewable energy; representing Sociology on his committee (and provide funding for his project). Successfully completed defense.

Jan 2008 – present Zack Covell, MRM Masters student focusing on community of interest impacts from marine renewable energy; lead project advisor and representing Sociology on his committee (and provide funding for his project).

Jan 2008 – June 2009 John Stevenson, MRM Masters student focusing on policy actors and their role in decision making about marine renewable energy; lead project advisor and representing Sociology on his committee (and provide funding for his project). Successfully completed project.

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March 2008 – June 2009 Yao Yin, MPP Masters student focusing on sustainability and acceptability of traditional and marine renewable energy; representing Sociology on her committee (and provide funding for her project). Successfully completed defense.

March – June 2008 Darci Conner, MRM Masters student focusing on marine protection; representing Sociology on her committee. Successfully completed project.

April 2007-June 2008 Samuel (Monty) Johnson, MPP Masters student focusing on economic and community impacts in rural communities; representing Sociology on his committee. Successfully completed project.

Sept 06 – June 2009 Christina Package, Anthropology Masters student focusing on fishing communities; lead project advisor and represent Sociology on her committee (and provide funding for her project). Successfully completed defense.

June 05-June 07 Jed Moore, MRM Masters student focusing on cooperation in fisheries and ocean research; lead advisor and represent Sociology on his committee (and provide funding for his project). Successfully completed project.

Oct 05 – June 06 Nell Orscheln, MRM Masters student focusing on stakeholder engagement in climate change; representing Sociology on her committee. Successfully completed project.

March 04-June 06 Wesley Shaw, MRM Masters student focusing on fisheries disaster response; lead project advisor and representing Sociology on his committee (and providing funding for his project). Successfully completed defense, June 2006.

Sept 03-June 05 Laura Opsommer, Political Science (MPP) Masters student focusing on recreational fishing communities; lead project advisor and representing Sociology on her committee (and providing funding for her project). Successfully completed defense, June 2005.

May 02-Feb 03 Lisa Neilson, Anthropology Masters student focusing on community engagement regarding ecosystem enhancement; representing Sociology on her committee. Successfully completed defense, March 2003.

Oct 99 – June 01 Shayla Sharp, Environmental Sciences Masters student focusing on fishing communities; representing Sociology on her committee. Successfully completed defense, June 2001.

Apr 97 - Jun 97 Carrie Hall, MRM Masters student, successfully completed defense, June 1997.

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Team or Collaborative Efforts

Fall 09 – 2012 West Coast lead on a national research project focusing on avoiding or mitigating conflict on the Outer Continental Shelf.

Spring 07 – 2009 Program convener of the Human Dimensions of Wave Energy Generation research program, a series of 7 separate but related research projects all focusing on various aspects of the social, political, and cultural impacts on the region.

Winter 06 – June 2008 Project co-designer and team member of the Fishermen Extending Salmon Recovery Information project (Hildenbrand is the lead), a project funded by OWEB using salmon disaster relief dollars, that informs the public about the connections between salmon habitat, watersheds, and salmon fishing community.

Summer 06 – Spring 2010 Project leader of a collaborative research project: Improving Community Profiles for Oregon Fisheries and Coastal Communities. Funded by the OSU Sustainable Rural Communities Initiative, OSG, PLP, and NOAA Fisheries, this completely collaborative effort seeks to improve the Oregon fishing community profiles and to establish new methodology that can be used to do this along the West Coast and in other regions. The three research products are being actively used in planning processes (MR siting) and will soon be NOAA publications.

Spring 06 – Spring 07 Project leader of a team of OSUES faculty (7 people) exploring the possibility of incorporating more “community education or community vitality” into the research, education, and outreach approaches and work plans of Extension faculty (report to Extension Administration on file.) This has led to an exploration of interest and funding opportunities to support an Oregon Community Vitality Initiative.

Sept 03 – present Helped to design and launch the Scientist and Fisherman Exchange (SAFE), an educational exchange of knowledge between ocean and fisheries scientists (academic and agency) with commercial fisherman. The success of this effort has led to the replication in Hawaii (focus is primarily with recreational fisheries) and the potential replication in Alaska via NOAA Fisheries.

Nov 03 – Sept 06 Convener of a coast-wide, 30+ member West Coast Cooperative Fisheries Research Ah Hoc group, a working group that exchanges information, plans events, and encourages action on cooperative fisheries research initiatives. Members include representatives from the Pacific Marine Conservation Council, commercial fishing industry, OSU Coastal Oregon Marine Experiment Station, NWFSC, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Oregon Sea Grant, and other academic and NGO scientists.

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Aug 03 – June 06 Project leader of a collaborative effort to create an evaluation process / tool to evaluate the human dimensions side of fisheries cooperative research. Working with Carrie Pomeroy, UC Santa Cruz, and Monica Hunter, UC Davis, we are working with one project in Northern California as a test for the tool and process.

May 03 – Nov 03 Project participant in a collaborative effort spearheaded by NMFS-NW to groundtruth fishing effort data with the fishing fleet. Working with NMFS and a small group of fishermen cooperators, we designed and conducted the “Pilot Project to Profile West Coast Fishing Effort Based on the Practical Experience of Fishermen.” This work resulted in a report and presentation to the TRC of the Habitat Committee of the PFMC (see workshops above).

Mar 03 – June 07 Joined the management team of a Kellogg and USDA–funded collaborative project called the Community Seafood Initiative, a partnership between industry, research, and business finance, to strengthen northwest coastal communities. CSI provides opportunities to industry partners interested and committed to enhancing the value of products through product development, research, technology, and education, business marketing and capital, and support to move through the steps to get there. I serve the team as the designer of CSI “engagement process.”

Mar 03 – August 07 Project co-leader of a NWFSC-funded project called the Port Liaison Project (see Grants section). This collaborative project (with the commercial fishing community) links the commercial fishing community knowledge and experience with funded ocean/fisheries research projects.

Oct 02 – June 06 Project convener/participant in a new collaborative effort inspired by the publication An Investment in Trust: Communication in the Commercial Fishing and Fisheries Management Communities, Jennifer Gilden and Flaxen Conway. This effort being spearheaded by a small group of partners representing Oregon Sea Grant, the Pacific Fishery Management Council (Council), and the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS). This “Communication Enhancement Process” exists to engage a community-wide discussion about the communication issues facing the Council and the possible strategies to address those issues. We developed an action plan and a process to encourage improvements where possible.

May 98 – June 04 Project convener/participant in a new coalition to prepare for and implement programs to assist the fishing family business community as they face fisheries disasters. Working with others - industry groups, federal and state agencies, etc. - to get the groundfish crisis formally declared, develop a peer-based outreach program for assistance and job retraining (with JTPA/WIA), and federal and state legislators to create/provide support. This work led to multiple grant awards (see Grants

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section), which funded the State Groundfish Disaster Outreach Program pilot (GDOP).

Jul 97 – Feb 00 Project coordinator/convener of the Fishing Families Coalition, a new coalition of fishing families, agency reps., and politicians working together to address health insurance issues for fishing families. Results from a coast wide survey we conducted led to: 1) a series of coastal meetings co-sponsored by the Oregon Insurance Pool Governing Board where over 30 commercial fishing families (80 lives) signed up to receive health insurance via FIHAP or the Oregon Health Plan, and 2) the development of an association plan - the West Coast Commercial Fishing Family Health Insurance Plan-- for three states, offered by Regence Blue Cross Blue Shield of Oregon; open enrollment period October 2000. Plan ultimately failed due to BCBS pull out.

Nov 96 - 2004 Project co-leader/section team leader of multi-discipline team of Extension educators creating the Watershed Stewardship Education Program, an educational program (curriculum and pilot trainings) for watershed councils, landowners and managers, etc. This “Flagship Program” (Paul Risser, 1998) received continuing funding in 9/99 to hire a program coordinator to make this a statewide OSUES program. I continue to be involved as an author and educator.

February 1997 Co-team leader and collaborator in the Coastal Recreation & Retirement Study, Bandon, OR.

November 1995 Core team collaborator and moderator/presenter at the 1995 Ecosystem Workforce Forum: "Quality Jobs and Quality Ecosystem Outcomes", a two day collaboratively-planned, multi-agency-sponsored conference for agency, industry, education, and community leaders interested in the Jobs in The Woods program.

Fall Term 1994 Planning, organizing, and presenting member of a multi-disciplinary team of OSU Faculty members (Sociology, Forest Resources, Ag & Resource Economics) that coordinated and delivered a seminar series, “Communities In Transition: Economic & Social Adjustments to Lost Farming, Fishing, and Timber-Related Jobs,” for approximately 75 upper- division undergraduate and graduate students. (Letter on file)

May 1994 "Jobs in the Woods: A Workshop about 1994 Ecosystem Restoration Contracts on Federal Lands in the Coast Range," a collaboratively- planned, sponsored, and delivered workshop/mini-conference, Philomath, OR.

April 1994 Member of a collaborative team that conducted a Comprehensive Management & Growth Study for Cascade Locks, OR.

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Mar 94 – April 96 Member of the SCERT of the Northwest Economic Adjustment Initiative, and the Community Impact and Ecosystem Investment subcommittees. Core team member, Ecosystem Workforce Project (a collaborative, innovative workforce and economic development model linking displaced timber workers with restoration work at family wages with training; 1994 = 1 pilot program; 1995 = 6 demonstration projects)

October 1993 Member of a collaborative team of education/agency/ngo/community representatives that worked together to design, plan, and deliver a two day conference in October 1993 called "Partners In Change: A New Role for Timber Communities in Federal Forest Management", Oakridge, OR.

November 1992 Member of a collaborative team that conducted a Comprehensive Management & Growth Study for Reedsport, OR.

2. Student/Learner Evaluations

Note: Even though individual sessions* will have various titles, most of my teaching falls into three broad subject areas: Personal and Group Leadership; Outreach, Networking, and Community Economic Development; and Coping with Change. The table below quickly presents learner evaluations for Extension teaching and campus-based guest lectures, since 1996. The table lists, by year, the number of participants in the specific workshop and the overall rating for instruction, where available:

Year Number of Learners Overall Rating for Teaching 2011 25 3.55 / 4 30 3.75 / 4

2010 135 3.65 / 4 35 3.73 / 4 40 3.85 / 4

2009 125 3.70 / 4 30 3.75 / 4 25 3.65 / 4 65 3.80 / 4

2008 30 3.60 / 4 27 3.65 / 4

2007 25 5.17 / 6

2006 5 4.00 / 4 7 4.90 / 5 35 3.88 / 4

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120 4.00 / 5 14 4.00 / 4 8 3.88 / 4 7 3.71 / 4 15 3.60 / 4 8 3.88 / 4

2005 12 3.67 / 4 18 3.89 / 4 17 3.76 / 4 12 3.92 / 4

2004 13 3.40 / 4 8 3.90 / 4 12 4.75 / 5

2003 12 3.85 / 4 22 3.60 / 4

2002 12 4.00 / 4 13 3.85 / 4 16 3.93 / 4 18 3.96 / 4 15 3.97 / 4

2001 21 3.83 / 4 20 3.82 / 4 22 3.99 / 4

2000 15 4.32 / 5 11 4.73 / 5 26 3.75 / 4

1999 12 3.92 / 5 25 3.80 / 4 12 3.83 / 4 17 3.83 / 4 24 3.85 / 4

1998 6 4.80 / 5 16 4.13 / 5 9 4.32 / 5 19 4.69 / 5

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1997 5 4.12 / 5 7 4.76 / 5 70 3.9 / 5

1996 6 4.67 / 5 43 4.49 / 5

• See B.1, Non-Credit Courses and Workshops (off campus workshops, etc.), or D.1, Service to University… (guest lectures) for specific session titles.

3. Peer Teaching Evaluations

Year Type of Observer Type of Presentation Overall Rating for Teaching Observed 2007 Sociology Professor Social Science Letter on file. Roundtable 2006 Sociology Professor Guest Lecture Letter on file. 2005 Sociology Professor Guest Lecture Letter on file. 2003 Sociology Professor Guest Lecture Letter on file. 2000 Sociology Professor Paper Presentation at a No numeric rating; Peer observation Conference form on file. 1999 Agr. Educator Workshop 5 / 5 Program Coordinator 1998 Sociology Professor Guest Lecture No numeric rating: Letter on file. 1998 Extension Agent Workshop 4.5 / 5

4. Advising

Spring 2011 to present As the Director of MRM, I am constantly advising the 25+/- students in the program every year.

Summer 2009 Corrine Sinclair, PhD graduate student in Wave Energy from Scotland.

Summer 2007 Maria Stefanovich, PhD student in Environmental Science. Intership re: wave energy generation and research program development.

Spring 2003 Megan Miller-Morgan, graduate student in AREc, general advising, re: community economic development.

Spring 1996 Jennifer Dwyer, graduate student in the Department of Sociology, general advising, re: community economic development.

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W/Spr 1996 Jennifer Gilden, graduate student in the Department of Anthropology, general advising, re: community economic development.

Fall 1995 Ed Page, graduate student in Department of Agricultural & Resource Economics, general advising, re: community economic development.

5. Other Assigned Duties

March 05-June 07 Served as the Assistant Program Leader of OSG Extension. Two goals of service were improving the capacity of the three OSG teams to work together, and fostering professional development of OSG Extension faculty. Coordinated Fisheries and Seafood Team; focus area coordinator for Fisheries Management, Ocean Policy, and Community Development focus area; coordinated a joint project between the Seafood and Fisheries Team and the Marine Education Team; consulted in the re-formation of the Watershed Team; and co-designed/delivered (with Shawn Rowe) a series of professional development workshops (3) re: evaluating educational materials and programs.

Jul 91 - Jun 95 Coordinator of the OSU Timber-Dependent Families & Communities Project, a university-wide, experimental outreach project that was created by President John Byrne to assist Oregon families and communities that were affected by the changing timber supply. The TDFC coordinated, designed and developed educational programs involving 300 leaders from 25 communities dealing with community economic diversification, strengthening families and youth, and community needs assessment. These programs are collaborative and cross program areas, using a systems approach to problem solving and conflict management. These programs directly address the State of Oregon's "Urgent" and "Core" Benchmarks including Family Stability, Workforce Adaptability, Economic Diversity, Teen Pregnancy, Drug-Free Teens, and Value-Added Natural Resource Products. (Final report available with specific details of numbers served, etc.)

C. Scholarship and Creative Activity

1. Peer Reviewed Publications, etc.

Articles, Edited Collections

Ferreira, M.A., Pereira da Silva, C., Campbell, H.V., Conway, F., Andrade, F., and D. Johnson. 2015. Gold Rush or Pandora’s Box? Toward a Transparent and Measured Approach to Marine Spatial Planning in Portugal. The International Journal of Marine and Coastal Law. 30:1-27.

Rebecca A. Mabardy, George G. Waldbusser, Flaxen Conway, Christine S. Olsen. 2015. The U.S. West Coast Shellfish Industry Perception and Response to Ocean Acidification. Journal of

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Shellfish Research, 34(2):1-8.

Colleen M. Sullivan, Flaxen Conway, Caroline Pomeroy, Madeleine Hall-Arber, and Dawn J. Wright. 2015. Combining geographic information systems and ethnography to better understand and plan ocean space use. Applied Geography 59:70-77.

Caroline Pomeroy, Hall-Arber, M., Conway, F. 2015. Power and Perspective: Fisheries and the ocean commons beset by demands of development. Marine Policy; 1-8.

Kerr, S., Watts, L., Colton, J., Conway, F., Hull, A., Johnson, K., Jude, S., Kannen, A., MacDougall, S., McLachlan, C., Potts, T., and J. Vergunst. 2014. “Establishing an agenda for social studies research in marine renewable energy.” Energy Policy 67: 694-207.

Ciannelli, L., Hunsicker, M., Beaudreau, A., Bailey, K., Crowder, L. B., Finley, C., Webb, C., Reynolds, J., Sagmiller, K., Anderies, J. M., Hawthorne, D., Parrish, J., Heppell, S., Conway, F., and Chigbu, P. 2014. “Transdisciplinary graduate education in marine resource science and management.” ICES Journal of Marine Science, doi: 10.1093/icesjms/fsu067.

Henkel, S., F. Conway, and G. Boehlert. 2013. “Environmental and Human Dimensions of Ocean Renewable Energy Development.” Proceedings of Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers, 101(4): 991-998. (Invited)

Pomeroy, C., Conway, F., and Hall-Arber, M. 2013. Human Dimensions Perspectives on the Impacts of Coastal Zone Marine Renewable Energy. Water Resources IMPACT. 15(6):14-16.

R. Hunter Berns and Flaxen Conway. 2011. “A Framework for the Preliminary Assessment of Vulnerability of Fishing-Dependent Communities.” Proceedings of the 27th Lowell Wakefield Fisheries Symposium, Anchorage, AK. Conway, F., J. Stevenson, D. Hunter, M. Stefanovich, H. Campbell, Z. Covell, and Y. Yin. 2010. “Ocean Space, Ocean Place: The Human Dimensions of Wave Energy in Oregon.” Oceanography 23(2): 82-91.

Conway, F., C. Pomeroy, and M. Hall-Arber. 2010. “Managing-Data Poor Fisheries by Paying Attention to Managing Relationships.” Proceedings: Managing Data-Poor Fisheries: Case Studies, Models and Solutions, December 1-4, 2008, Berkeley, CA.

Hall-Arber, M., C. Pomeroy, and F. Conway. 2009. “Figuring out the Human Dimensions of Fisheries: Illuminating Models.” Marine and Coastal Fisheries.1:300-314.

Conway, Flaxen D.L. and Wesley Shaw. 2008. “Socioeconomic Lessons Learned from the Responses to the Federally-Declared West Coast Groundfish Disaster.” Fisheries 33(6):269-277.

McGrath, Daniel, Flaxen Conway, and Sharon Johnson. 2007. “The Extension Hedgehog.” Journal of Extension. 45(2): http://www.joe.org/joe/2007april/a1.shtml.

Conway, Flaxen D.L. and Laura Opsommer. 2007. “Communicating and Interacting with Oregon’s Coastal Marine Recreational Fishing Community” Fisheries, 32(4): 182-188.

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Conway, Flaxen D.L. and Carrie Pomeroy. 2006. “Evaluate the Human – as well as the Biological – Objectives of Cooperative Fisheries Research.” Fisheries, 31(9): 447-454.

Conway, F.D.L. 2006. “Sharing Knowledge, Power, and Respect: Keys in Bringing Communities Together to Improve Science, Practice, and Relationships.” Journal of Higher Education Outreach and Engagement, 11(1): 129-137.

Conway, Godwin, Cloughesy, and Nierenberg. 2003. “Watershed Stewardship Education Program - a multidisciplinary extension education program for Oregon's watershed councils.” Journal of Extension, 41(4).

Conway, F.D.L. 2003. “Public Participation.” In Water: Science and Issues, ed. E. Julius Dasch. New York: MacMillan Reference USA.

Simon-Brown, Viviane, Flaxen Conway, and Patrick Corcoran. 2002. “Process Pitfalls: It’s not the science, it’s the people!” The Forum, the Quarterly Newsletter of the Association of Leadership Educators, 11(4): 6-10.

Conway, F.D.L., J. Gilden, and A. Zvonkovic. 2002. “Communication, Power and Innovation in Fishing Families and Communities.” Fisheries, 27(10): 20-29. (NOTE: Article used as the basis of a boxed insert, "Focus on Family Research," in Seccombe, Karen and Rebecca L. Warner. Marriages and Families: Relationships in Social Context. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth Press (2004).

Conway, FDL. 2001 “Outreach, communication, and empowerment: Commercial fishing communities and change,” in Transformations in the Lives of Commercial Fishing Families and Communities: Reports from the Late Twentieth Century, S. Smith and S. Jacobs, eds, Florida Sea Grant, Gainesville, FL.

Conway, FDL. 2000. “Building Effective Outreach to Fishing Families,” in Change and Resilience in Fishing, Susan Hanna and Madeleine Hall-Arber, eds, Oregon Sea Grant, Corvallis, OR, 167 pp.

Conway, FDL, Corcoran, PE, Duncan, A, and L Ketchum. 1997. “A Tool for Towns in Transition,” Journal of Extension. August, 1997; 2 pp.

Other Peer Reviewed Written Materials

Christina Package and Flaxen Conway. 2010. Long Form Fishing Community Profile: Port Orford, Oregon. OSG-supported research project product. * Actively being used in the Oregon MR Siting Process.

Christina Package and Flaxen Conway. 2010. Long Form Fishing Community Profile: Garibaldi, Oregon. OSG-supported research project product. * Actively being used in the Oregon MR Siting Process.

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Christina Package and Flaxen Conway. 2010. Long Form Fishing Community Profile: Newport, Oregon. OSG-supported research project product. * Actively being used in the Oregon MR Siting Process.

Flaxen D.L. Conway and Kaety Hildenbrand. 2009. Adding Value to Ocean- and Fisheries- Related Research through Integrating the Knowledge and Expertise of the West Coast Fishing Community: The Final Evaluation of the Port Liaison Project. Report to the National Marine Fisheries Service, NW Region.

Flaxen D.L. Conway. 2009. Science and Knowledge Informing Policy and People: The Human Dimensions of Wave Energy Generation in Oregon. Report to the Oregon Wave Energy Trust.

Wesley Shaw and Flaxen Conway. 2007. “Responses to the West Coast Groundfish Disaster: Lessons Learned for Communities and Decision Makers” Oregon Sea Grant Publication, ORESU-G-07-006, Corvallis, OR.

Laura Opsommer and Flaxen Conway. 2007. “Oregon’s Coastal Marine Recreational Fishing Community: Who are they and why is it important to understand and communicate with them?” Oregon Sea Grant Publication, ORESU-G-07-005, Corvallis, OR.

Kathy Castro and Flaxen Conway. 2007. Report from the “Sea Grant Fisheries Extension National Conference,” Florida, October 2006.

Conway, F.D.L. 2006. Expectations = Reality. The “keep learning” article for the WSEP Masters Newsletter, December 2006.

Conway, F.D.L. 2006. Emotions in Conflict The “keep learning” article for the WSEP Masters Newsletter, May 2006.

Conway, F.D.L. 2005. Is it a discussion or a dialogue? The “keep learning” article for the WSEP Masters Newsletter, October 2005.

Conway, F.D.L. 2005. Effective Groups Build a Safe Environment. The “keep learning” article for the WSEP Masters Newsletter, May 2005.

Conway, F.D.L. 2004. Tools for Designing and Carrying Out Meetings. The “keep learning” article for the WSEP Masters Newsletter, October 2004.

Conway, F.D.L. 2004. Good or Bad Meeting: It’s All in the Design. The “keep learning” article for the WSEP Masters Newsletter, February 2004.

Bailey, A. et al. (including Conway, F) 2003. Pilot Project to Profile West Coast Fishing Effort Based on the Practical Experience of Fishermen, report to the PFMC Habitat Technical Review Committee, November 2003.

Conway, F.D.L. 2003. Communication and Relationships. The “keep learning” article for the WSEP Masters Newsletter, November 2003.

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Conway, F.D.L. 2003. Banish Burnout. The “keep learning” article for the WSEP Masters Newsletter, February 2003.

Conway, F.D.L. 2002. Putting Into Practice the Skills We Learn. The feature article for the WSEP Masters Newsletter, November 2002.

Conway, F.D.L. 2002. A Six Step Process to Help You or Your Fishing Family Transition to the Future. A GDOP educational handout.

Gilden, J. and Flaxen D.L. Conway. 2002. Fishing Community Attitudes Toward Socioeconomic Research and Data Collection by Fisheries Managers. Report to the National Marine Fisheries Service, NW Region.

Conway, FDL. 2002. “Communication Skills.” Chapter 5, Part One in National Coastal Ecosystem Restoration Manual. Oregon Sea Grant Communications publication, ORESU-H-02- 002.

Conway, FDL. 2002. “Common Stumbling Blocks and How To Deal With Them.” Chapter 6, Part One in National Coastal Ecosystem Restoration Manual. Oregon Sea Grant Communications publication, ORESU-H-02-002.

Gilden, J. and Flaxen D.L. Conway. 2001. An Investment in Trust: Communication in the Commercial Fishing and Fisheries Management Community. Oregon Sea Grant Publication, ORESU-G-01-004, Corvallis, OR.

Conway, FDL. 2001. “Dealing With Stumbling Blocks.” Revision, Chapter 6, Section One in Watershed Stewardship: A Learning Guide. OSU Extension Publication, EM 8714; 500 pp.

Conway, FDL. 2001. “Communication Skills.” Revision, Chapter 5, Section One in Watershed Stewardship: A Learning Guide. OSU Extension Publication, EM 8714; 500 pp.

Conway, F.D. L., Simon-Brown, V., and P. Corcoran. 2001. Working Together to Create Successful Groups. The Instructors Guide to teaching Module 7 of the Watershed Stewardship Education Program. OSU Extension.

Conway, FDL (Editor). 1999. Fishing Kids Cookbook. A publication of the Women’s Coalition for Pacific Fisheries, Brookings, OR. 34 pp.

Gilden, J (Editor), Conway, FDL, Cordray, S, Cramer, L, Finley, C, Gilden, J, Goblirsch, G, and C Smith. 1999. Oregon’s Changing Coastal Fishing Communities. Oregon Sea Grant Publication, ORESU-O-99-001; 73 pp.

Conway, FDL. 1999. Dealing With Stumbling Blocks. Part of the “Working Together” Publication Series, OSU Extension Publication, EM 1511; 15 pp.

Conway, FDL. 1999. Effective Communication. Part of the “Working Together” Publication Series, OSU Extension Publication, EM 1510; 15pp.

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Mills -Morrow, A and FDL Conway. 1999. Fishing Family Expense Tracking System. Oregon Sea Grant Publication, ORESU-G-98-004; 42 pp.

Conway, FDL. 1998. “Dealing With Stumbling Blocks.” Chapter 6, Section One in Watershed Stewardship: A Learning Guide. OSU Extension Publication, EM 8714; 500 pp.

Conway, FDL. 1998. “Communication Skills.” Chapter 5, Section One in Watershed Stewardship: A Learning Guide. OSU Extension Publication, EM 8714; 500 pp.

Corcoran, PE, and FDL Conway. 1998. “Watersheds are Forever - Seeing the Whole Picture.” The Introduction in Watershed Stewardship: A Learning Guide. OSU Extension Publication, EM 8714; 500 pp.

Conway, FDL, and M Beals. 1997. Seeking Professional Help with Emotional Stress and Strain. Oregon Sea Grant Publication, ORESU-S-97-005; 4 pp.

Zinkin, M, and FDL Conway (editor). 1997. Getting Unhooked from Anger and Conflict. Oregon Sea Grant Publication, ORESU-G-96-001; 23 pp.

Conway, FDL. 1997. "Fishing Families: Support and Connection in a Fragmented World," Western Wire. Spring, 1997; pp 12-16.

Conway, FDL, and DC Godwin. 1996. "Innovative, Community-Based Education: The Key to Linking Workforce and Economic Development With Ecosystem Restoration." Proceedings, 15th International Conference for The Coastal Society, Seattle, WA, July 14-17, 1996. 5 pp.

Conway, FDL, Goblirsch, G, Bergeron, DJ and RC Hinman. 1996. “The OSU Fishing Families Project: Helping Fishing Families, Businesses, and Communities Adapt to Change.” Proceedings, 15th International Conference for The Coastal Society, Seattle, WA, July 14-17, 1996. 6 pp.

Conway, FDL (editor). 1996. Letters to Fishing Families. A 12-letter series of publications. Oregon Sea Grant Publication, ORESU-N-96-010; 76 pp.

Conway, FDL, Corcoran, PE, and G Tillson. 1996. Towns In Transition: Managing Change in Natural Resource-Dependent Communities, OSU Extension Publication, EM8648; 40 pp.

Conway, FDL. 1996. Groups That Work. Oregon Sea Grant Publication, ORESU-G-97-004; 33 pp. Revised 1997.

Mills-Morrow, A (author), Conway, FDL (editor). 1995, Revised 1997. Tax Info For Crewmen on Commercial Fishing Boats and Family & Business Checklist for Fishing Families. Oregon Sea Grant Publication, ORESU-E-95-001; 2 pp.

Conway, FDL, Spencer, C, and B Warren. 1995. "Linking Ecosystem Restoration with Workforce and Economic Development." Proceedings, 1995 International Conference of the Society of Ecological Restoration, Seattle, WA, Sept 14-16, 1995. 2 pp.

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Conway, FDL. 1995. Forest Practices & Salmon: What's The Connection? OSU Extension Publication, EM8584; 8 pp.

Hare, J, and FDL Conway. 1994, Revised 1997. Helping Persons Cope with Change, Crisis, and Loss. Oregon Sea Grant Publication, ORESU-G-94-001; 37 pp.

William, RD, Lev, L, Conway, FDL, Deboodt, T, Hathaway, Todd, R, and F Smith. 1994. Improving Oregon's Natural Resources: Collaborative Learning, Systems Approaches, and Participatory Action Research, Proceedings, Int'l Symposium on Systems-Oriented Research in Agriculture and Rural Development, Montpellier, France, Nov 21-25, 1994.

Conway, FDL, and G Goblirsch (editors). 1994, Revised 1997. Fishing Family and Business Resource Kit; Oregon Sea Grant Publication, un-numbered; 100 pp.

Conway FDL, and K Seidel. 1994. Oregon's Elderly Population, OREGON PROFILE, No.3; 4 pp.

Conway, FDL, and G Wells. 1993. Timber in Oregon: History & Projected Trends. OSU Extension Publication, EM8544; 15 pp.

Seidel, K (author), Conway, FDL (editor). 1993. Demographic and Economic Characteristics of Oregon's Timber-Dependent Communities, OREGON PROFILE, No.2; 8 pp.

Cooley, F, Conway, FDL, Lev, L, Tillson, G, et al. 1993. The educational materials to support the "Working With Public Issues" workshop sponsored by the Public Issues Education and Natural Systems Initiatives.

Cooley, F, Conway, FDL, Corcoran, PE, and G Tillson. 1993. Participant's Packet, educational materials to support the video satellite teleconference "Miracle At Bridge Creek: Building Natural Resource Coalitions Among Groups At Odds"; 10 pp.

Conway, FDL (editor). 1992. OSU Timber-Dependent Families & Communities Project, "Family & Youth Tool Kit," OSU Extension Publication, un-numbered; 100 pp.

Conway, FDL (editor/author). 1992. OSU Timber-Dependent Families & Communities Project, "Community Tool Kit,” OSU Extension Publication, un-numbered; 80 pp.

Conway, FDL (editor/author). 1992. OSU Timber-Dependent Families & Communities Project, "Citizen Tool Kit," OSU Extension Publication, un-numbered; 79 pp.

Conway, FDL. 1991. OSU Timber-Dependent Families & Communities Publications List, OSU Extension Publication, EM8487; 17 pp. Revised 1992, 1993.

Conway, FDL, and S White. 1989. Straw Utilization Catalogue, OSU Extension Publication, un-numbered; 125 pp.

Exhibits

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Conway, FDL. 2002. Designed the "Women's Coalition for Pacific Fisheries" booth at the 2002 Fish Expo, Seattle, WA.

Goblirsch, G, Kennedy, C, and Conway, FDL. 2001. Design and organize the "Women's Coalition for Pacific Fisheries" booth at the 2001 Fish Expo, Seattle, WA.

Goblirsch, G, Kennedy, C, and Conway, FDL. 1999. Design and organize the "Women's Coalition for Pacific Fisheries" booth at the 1999 Fish Expo, Seattle, WA.

Pike, D and FDL Conway. 1999. Design and organize the “Women’s Coalition for Pacific Fisheries” booth at the 1999 CommFish, Kodiak, AK.

Conway, FDL. 1998. Design and organize the "Women's Coalition for Pacific Fisheries" booth at the 1998 Fish Expo, Seattle, WA.

Conway, FDL. 1997. Design and organize the "Fishing Families Project / Women's Coalition for Pacific Fisheries" booth at the 1997 Fish Expo, Seattle, WA.

Conway, FDL. 1991. Design and organize the "Secondary Wood Products EXPO", 44 exhibitors, 600+ visitors, Albany, OR.

Conway, FDL. 1993. Design and organize the "Educational Resources for Natural Resource- Dependent Families & Communities in Transition" booth at the 1993 Annual Meeting of the Associated Oregon Counties, Seaside, OR.

Conway, FDL. 1990. Design and organize the "Straw Utilization Booth" at the Oregon State Fair, 500,000+ visitors, Salem, OR.

Video Tapes/Distance Education Feb 2006 “Wave Power” Oregon Sea Grant video. “Community Involvement” section.

Oct 2005 Researched, designed, and launched a new page on the Heads Up! web site – the “Port Liaison Project page.” (http://www.heads-up.net/plp).

April 2005 Researched, designed, and launched a new web site for the collaborative effort -- the Community Seafood Initiative – a Kellogg funded program that helps seafood harvesters, processors, wholesalers, retailers, and chefs enhance the value of their products through product development, applied research, education, business marketing, and capital.

Jan 2005 Researched, designed, and launched a new page on the Heads Up! web site – the “crew referral page.” This feature connects professional crew members with vessel owners/skipper in need of crew. The site now averages 2000 hits / month.

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November 2004 Collaborator in a regional effort (WA Coop Extension) to design and deliver a distance education conference on “Increasing Stakeholder/Community Involvement in Watershed Restoration.” This was third in the series. Eight states (over 200 individuals) participated.

October 2002 Redesigned the collaborative (Oregon Sea Grant, WCPF, NMFS, and many other partners) web site, Heads Up! (www.heads-up.net), an electronic billboard containing news that connects the West Coast fishing industry. The site averages 2000 hits per month. Several improvements and new pages.

December 1998 Content consultant, “Family, Business, and Community: The Lives of Fishermen’s Wives” video. Oregon Sea Grant Communications, ORESU- V-98-002.

December 1998 Launched the Women’s Coalition for Pacific Fisheries’ website (wcpf.orst.edu).

November 1998 Launched the collaborative (Oregon Sea Grant Extension and the Women’s Coalition for Pacific Fisheries) website, Heads Up! (www.heads-up.net), an electronic billboard containing news that connects the West Coast fishing industry. The site averages 300-500 hits per month. In the first year the site had over 8000 hits, and won a national award.

July 1998 “Who (Not What) is Being Managed in the Fisheries,” video lecture as part of the FW 323X: Management Principles of Pacific Salmon in the Northwest distance education course, 40 minutes.

June 1996 "Towns In Transition: Managing Change in Natural Resource-Dependent Communities," As Co-Principal Investigator of this grant funded project, helped in the video design and production, and co-author of the study guide. OSU Extension Video Education Package, VTP025; 30 minutes and EM8648; 41 pp. National evaluation (n=50) results: 91% rated the video and 78% rated the study guide, very good or excellent. This program was aired on PBS and won national awards.

Jun - Sept 95 Designed and coordinated six satellite downlink training sessions, 6 hours each, as part of the Ecosystem Workforce Project. Lined up (university, industry, agency) trainers based on requested topics and/or led training session myself. Tapes available on request.

March 1993 "Miracle At Bridge Creek: Building Natural Resource Coalitions Among Groups At Odds". Co-analyst in the Analysis Segment of the video satellite teleconference. OSU Extension Publication, VTP012. This program was aired on PBS and won national awards.

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June 1991 "Linn-Benton Regional Strategy: It's Working!". Coordinated the production of the 11-minute video, produced by Antares Video, Corvallis, OR. Tape available on request.

June 1990 "Non-Wood Pulp Expert, Dr. Charles Atchison, Visits". Coordinated the visit, shot the tape, and produced the amateur-quality, 30 minute video. Tape available on request.

2. Professional Meetings

Papers Presented

March 2015 Society for Applied Anthropology, Pittsburgh, PA. “Does The Relationship Between Fishermen And Enforcers Impact Regulatory Compliance?” Ruby Moon and Flaxen Conway.

March 2014 Society for Applied Anthropology, Albuquerque, NM. “Policy, Science, and Public Support for 21st Century Seafood Hunters and Gatherers.” Flaxen Conway, Rebecca Mabardy, Sarah Calhoun.

March 2012 Society for Applied Anthropology, Denver, CO. “Include and Empower Me, Fish Move, and other Lessons Learned about Sharing Space and Place on the Ocean.” Conway, Flaxen, Pomeroy, Carrie, and Hall-Arber, Madeleine.

November 2010 Renewable Ocean Energy and the Marine Environment Conference, Florida Atlantic University, FL. “Renewable Ocean Energy’s Social Challenges and Opportunities” (Invited Paper).

February 2010 2010 Ocean Sciences Conference, Portland, OR. “Ocean Place, Ocean Space: the human dimensions of wave energy in Oregon.” Conway, F., J. Stevenson, D. Hunter, M. Stefanovich, H. Campbell, and Y. Yin.

July 2007 Coastal Zone 07 Conference, Portland, OR. “Socioeconomic Lessons Learned from the West Coast Groundfish Disaster.” Conway, F. and W. Shaw.

June 2007 13th International Symposium for Society and Resource Management, Park City, UT. “Collaboration and Conversation: keys to improving coastal fishing community profiles.” Conway, F. , L. Cobb, and C. Package.

September 2006 AFS Annual Conference, Lake Placid, NY “Socioeconomic Lessons Learned from the Response to the Federally-Declared West Coast Groundfish Disaster.” Wes Shaw and Flaxen Conway.

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June 2006 12th International Symposium for Society and Resource Management, Vancouver, BC. “Evaluate the Human – as well as the Biological – Objectives of Practitioner-Scientist Partnerships in Natural Resource Related Research.” Conway, F. and C. Pomeroy.

October 2005 National Outreach Scholarship Conference, Athens, GA. “Sharing Knowledge, Power, and Respect: Keys in Bringing the Science, Fishing, and Fisheries Management Community Together to Improve Science, Practice, and Relationships.” Conway, F.

Sept 2005 AFS Annual Conference, Anchorage, AK “You Say Collaborative, I Say Cooperative: Evaluating the Human Dimensions of Fisherman-Scientist Partnerships in Research.” Conway, F. and C. Pomeroy.

February 2004 13th Western Groundfish Conference, Victoria, BC. “Add Value to Funded Ocean Research without Increasing the Budget.” Conway, F., Harms, J., and J. Seavers.

April 2003 74th Annual Meeting of the Pacific Sociological Association, Pasadena, CA, “Clinical and Applied Research 1” Session, paper titled “Investing in Trust: Improving the troubled yet interdependent relationship between the fishing community and the fisheries management community.” Conway, F.

March 2003 Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology, Portland, OR, “Research, Extension, and Management Bridges to Achieve Greater Equity in Fisheries” Session, paper titled “Bridge Building or Burning: Factors affecting the relationship between the fishing community and the fisheries management community.” Conway, F. and J. Gilden.

March 2003 Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology, Portland, OR, “Building Community Constituencies in Watersheds of the Pacific Northwest” Session, paper titled “Truly Working Together: A critical yet under-appreciated part of watershed stewardship and watershed stewardship education.” Conway, F.

April 2002 NMFS West Coast Fisheries Socioeconomic Data Collection Workshop, Portland, OR. “An Investment in Trust and Fishing Community Attitudes Towards Socioeconomic Research: Two Inter-related Research Projects.” Conway, F. and J. Gilden.

Feb 2002 Strengthening Communities: Enhancing Extension’s Role, National Community Resources and Economic Development Conference in Orlando, FL. Community Decision-Making Session. “An Investment in Trust: Communication and Relationship Building.” Conway, Flaxen D.L.

January 2002 Pacific Marine Conservation Council’s Fishermen’s Forum on Marine Protected Areas, Portland, OR. “An Investment in Trust: Communication

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in the Commercial Fishing and Fisheries Management Communities.” Gilden, J. and Flaxen D.L. Conway.

July 2000 10th Biennial Conference of the International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade in Corvallis, OR. Equity, Efficiency, and Communities Session. “Change and Fishery Management: Impacts, Communication, and Fishing Families.” Conway, FDL.

June 2000 8th International Symposium for Society and Resource Management in Bellingham, WA. Lessons Learned by Social Scientists Studying Pacific Northwest Watershed Councils Session. “The Role of Education in Building Effective Watershed Councils.” Corcoran, P and FDL Conway.

March 2000 71st Annual Pacific Sociological Association Meeting in San Diego, CA. Applied Rural Sociology: Coping with Community Change Session. “Changes in Fisheries Management: Impacts, Communication, and Fishing Communities.” Conway, FDL.

March 2000 71st Annual Pacific Sociological Association Meeting in San Diego, CA. Environmental and Natural Resource Issues Session. “Observations of the Impacts of Changes in Resource Management on the Forestry and Fishing Workforce.” Conway, FDL.

April 1999 70th Annual Pacific Sociological Association Meeting in Portland, OR. Applied Rural Sociology: Rural Communities - Reaching Out, Reaching In Session. “Peer Outreach in Fishing Communities: Personal Development Supports Community Development in Coping With Change.” Conway, FDL.

February 1999 1999 Elise B. Newell Seminar, Transformations in the Lives of Commercial Fishing Families and Communities: Reports from the Late Twentieth Century, Gainesville, FL. An invited paper “Outreach, Communication, and Empowerment: Commercial Fishing Communities and Change.” Conway, FDL.

October 1998 1998 Annual Meeting & Conference for the Northwest Chapter of the Society of Ecological Restoration, Tacoma, WA. "Cross Cultural Partnerships: The key to making community-based ecosystem restoration work." Conway, FDL, Godwin, D, Cloughesy, M, Warren, B, and C Spencer.

August 1998 1998 Annual Meeting of the Rural Sociological Society, Portland, OR. “Personal and Group Leadership and Women’s Involvement in Fisheries Management in the Pacific Northwest.” Conway, FDL.

September 1997 1997 Annual Conference of the Pacific Island Coastal Zone Management Society, Maui, HI. “Partnerships: The Key to Linking Ecosystem

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Restoration, Workforce Development and Community Economic Development.” Conway, FDL and DC Godwin.

August 1997 Annual Conference of the American Fisheries Society, Monterey, CA. “Building Effective Outreach To Fishing Families”. Conway, FDL.

March 1997 Annual Meeting for the Society for Applied Anthropology, Seattle, WA. "Support Centers Without Walls; It Works for US, It Could Work for You Too." Conway, FDL.

July 1996 15th International Conference for The Coastal Society, Seattle, WA. "Innovative, Community-Based Education: The Key to Linking Workforce and Economic Development With Ecosystem Restoration." Conway, FDL and DC Godwin.

July 1996 15th International Conference for The Coastal Society, Seattle, WA. “The OSU Fishing Families Project: Helping Fishing Families, Businesses, and Communities Adapt to Change.” Conway, FDL, Goblirsch, G, Bergeron, DJ and RC Hinman.

September 1995 1995 International Conference of the Society of Ecological Restoration, Seattle, WA. "Linking Ecosystem Restoration with Workforce and Economic Development." Conway, FDL, Spencer, C, and B Warren.

September 1994 14th Annual National Rural Families Conference, Manhattan, KS. "Innovative University-Wide Program Responds to Timber-Dependent Families' and Communities' Needs." Conway, FDL.

Presentations

March 2011 “This is who we are: Conveying fishing community perspectives and realities.” Society for Applied Anthropology Annual Conference in Seattle, WA. Conway, F., C. Pomeory, M. Hall-Arber, and T. Murray.

November 2010 “Listening and Learning From Stakeholders: Renewable Energy Space- Use Conflicts on the OCS”. Renewable Ocean Energy and the Marine Environment Conference, Florida Atlantic University, FL. Conway, F. et al.

February 2010 “MAKING WAVES: Engaging coastal communities of place and interest in wave energy development” 2010 Ocean Sciences Conference, Portland, OR. Hildenbrand, K. and F. Conway.

June 2010 “Changing Space, Changing Place: Marine Renewable Energy and Coastal Communities in Oregon.” The Coastal Society International Conference, Wilmington, NC. Conway, F. et al.

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Sept 2009 “Lessons Learned from the Human Dimension of Wave Energy Research Program.” The Annual Ocean Wave Energy Conference (OWET), Seaside, OR. Conway, F. et al.

June 2008 “Walking in Each Others’ Footsteps: The Benefits and Costs of Cooperation” The Coastal Society Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, CA, Conway, F. and K. Hildenbrand.

June 2008 “Engaging Coastal Communities in Wave Energy Development” The Coastal Society Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, CA, Conway, F. and K. Hildenbrand

March 2008 “Evaluating Community Cooperation in Research” Society for Applied Anthropology Annual Meeting, Memphis, TN, March 2008. Conway F., C. Package, and L. Cobb.

March 2008 “Improving Oregon Fishing Community Profiles through Collaboration: Insight through Community Insiders.” Society for Applied Anthropology Annual Meeting, Memphis, TN, March 2008. Package, C., F. Conway, and L. Cobb.

September 2007 “Understanding Management Impacts and Each Other: Improving coastal fishing community profiles through collaborative research” Conway, F., L. Cobb, and C. Package. “Tangled Roles, Logjams, and Snarled Nets: How to implement integrated EBM in fisheries” symposium at the 137th Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society, San Francisco, CA.

July 2007 Community Collaboration: Improving Oregon Fishing Community Profiles through Partnership. Coastal Zone Conference. Portland, OR, Package, C., L. Cobb, and F. Conway.

Feb 2007 “Socioeconomic Lessons Learned from the Response to the Federally- Declared West Coast Groundfish Disaster” Conway, F. and W. Shaw. Invited speaker at the Fisheries in Transition Summit, Louisiana Sea Grant / LSU, Baton Rouge, LA.

June 2006 “Lessons Learned from the Groundfish Disaster Outreach Program” Conway, F. and W. Shaw. Presentation made to state and federal agency heads after the Salmon Summit 2, Newport, OR.

Jan 2006 “Groundfish Science and Practice: Key Issues Related to Data and Research Needs in the Next Decade” Conway, F., S. Heppell, L. Cobb, B. Pettinger, and G. Sylvia, designed and implemented a fisherman – scientist panel session at the 14th Western Groundfish Conference, Newport, OR. This session was one of the cooperative efforts resulting from my work as part of the WC Cooperative Fisheries Research Ad Hoc group (WCCFR).

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Jan 2006 “Fishermen – Scientists Round Table Dialogues” Conway, F., K. Hildenbrand, L. Cobb, B. Pettinger, and G. Sylvia, designed and implemented a series of 5 round table dialogue sessions at the 14th Western Groundfish Conference, Newport, OR. This session was one of the cooperative efforts resulting from my work as part of the WC Cooperative Fisheries Research Ad Hoc group (WCCFR).

Jan 2006 “West Coast Groundfish Disaster: What happened with the funds and the people impacted?” Shaw, W. and F. Conway, presentation at the 14th Western Groundfish Conference, Newport, OR.

February 2004 Communities and Natural Resources International Forum, Prince George, BC. “Extension’s Role: Bridge Building through Collaborative Design.” Part of the Community-Based Social Science: Making it Work panel presentation. Conway, FDL.

April 2003 April 2003 Meeting of the Pacific Fisheries Management Council, Vancouver, WA. “Investing in Trust: Improving Communication between the Fishing Community and the Fisheries Management Community.” Conway, FDL.

June 2000 8th International Symposium for Society and Resource Management in Bellingham, WA. Video Sharing Session. “Working Together to Survive and Thrive Through Community Transitions as a Result of Changes in Natural Resource Management.” Conway, FDL.

May 2000 National Extension Natural Resources Conference in Lake Tahoe, NV. “Creating Collaborative Websites to Inform and Connect People.” Conway, FDL.

November 1995 Rural Families Focus Group, 57th Annual Conference of the National Council of Family Relations, Portland, OR. "Innovative University-Wide Outreach Programs Assist Natural Resource-Dependent Families & Communities Manage Change."

May 1995 1995 Pacific Northwest Labor History Conference, Eugene, OR. "What Jobs in the Woods: Challenge & Transition for the Forest Workforce."

November 1993 10th Annual Work Now & In the Future Conference, Portland, OR. "Helping Timber-Dependent Families Cope With Change."

November 1992 9th Annual Work Now & In The Future Conference, Portland, OR. “Community Economic Development in Timber-Dependent Communities.”

October 1992 "Rural Northwest II: Community Transitions", Vancouver, WA. “Community Economic Development, Workforce Transition.”

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Poster Presentations September 2009 Annual OWET Ocean Wave Energy Conference, Seaside, OR., two posters – one on NNMREC and one on the HDWE. F. Conway et al.

September 2007 137th Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society, San Francisco, CA. “”Cooperative Fisheries Research on the West Coast: An analysis of past and present efforts to guide the future. Moore, J., F. Conway, G. Sylvia, S. Heppell, and J. Bloeser.

July 2007 Coastal Zone 07 Conference, Portland, OR. “Collaborative Research to Improve Fishing Community Profiles.” Package, C., L. Cobb, and F. Conway. (Package presented)

June 2007 13th International Symposium for Society and Resource Management, Park City, UT. “Scientists and Fishermen Exchange.” Flaxen Conway, K. Hildenbrand, S. McMullen.

June 2006 12th International Symposium for Society and Resource Management, Vancouver, BC. “The 2000 West Coast Groundfish Disaster Response: What Happened and What Are the Socioeconomic Lessons Learned for all Natural Resource-Based Communities.” Wes Shaw and Flaxen Conway.

Jan 2006 “Scientist and Fisherman Exchange.” Hildenbrand, K. and F. Conway, poster session at the 14th Western Groundfish Conference, Newport, OR.

Jan 2006 “Add Value to Your Fisheries / Ocean Research Without Increasing Your Budget.” Conway, F, J. Seavers, and K. Hildenbrand, poster session at the 14th Western Groundfish Conference, Newport, OR.

Sept 2005 “Using the World Wide Web to Inform, Connect, and Support Cooperative Research Efforts on the West Coast.” Bloeser, J., Conway, F., and Clarke, E., poster session at the AFS Annual Conference, Anchorage, AK. This poster was one of the cooperative efforts resulting from my work as part of the WC Cooperative Fisheries Research Ad Hoc group (WCCFR).

Sept 2005 “Cooperative Fisheries Research: A Mosaic of Programs to Improve Science, Practice, and Management on the West Coast.” Harms, J., Conway, F., Bloeser, J., and Clarke, E., poster session at the AFS Annual Conference, Anchorage, AK.

Sept 2005 “Scientist and Fisherman Exchange.” McMullen, S., F. Conway, and J. Harms, poster session at the AFS Annual Conference, Anchorage, AK. This poster was one of the cooperative efforts resulting from my work as part of the WC Cooperative Fisheries Research Ad Hoc group (WCCFR).

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Sept 2005 “Oregon’s Coastal Marine Recreational Fishing Community: the State of Communication with the Fisheries Management Community” Opsommer, L. and F. Conway, poster session at the AFS Annual Conference, Anchorage, AK

March 2003 “Voices of the Fishing Industry: Communication, Culture, and the Interface with Fisheries Management” J. Gilden and F. Conway, poster session at the Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology, Portland, OR.

Feb 2002 “Community Collaboration Creates Innovative Disaster Relief Program” Conway, Flaxen D.L.. 2002, poster session at Strengthening Communities: Enhancing Extension’s Role, National Community Resources and Economic Development Conference, Florida.

October 2001 “Voices of the Fishing Industry: Communications and Culture in Fisheries Management,” Gilden, J. and F.D.L. Conway. 2001, poster session at the Society of Environmental Journalists, Portland, OR.

April 2000 “Watershed Stewardship Education Program,” Godwin, D, FDL Conway, and T Nierenberg. 2000 Ag-Earth Exhibit, SAES/USDA-CSREES National Environmental Initiative, Washington, DC.

August 1997 “Linking Workforce Development with Ecosystem Restoration to Improve Water Quality and Fish Habitat,” Conway, FDL, and D Godwin. 1997 Annual Conference of the American Fisheries Society, Monterey, CA.

August 1997 “Towns in Transition: Helping Natural Resource Communities Manage Change,” Conway, FDL. 1997 Annual Conference of the American Fisheries Society, Monterey, CA.

March 1997 "Making The Best of Change in Your Community," Conway, FDL. Society for Applied Anthropology Annual Conference, Seattle, WA.

July 1996 "OSU Fishing Families Project: Helping Families, Businesses, and Communities Adapt to Change," Conway, FDL. 15th International Conference of The Coastal Society.

December 1994 "OSU Fishing-Dependent Families Project", Conway, FDL. OSU Extension Annual Conference, Corvallis, OR.

January 1993 "OSU Timber-Dependent Families & Communities Project", Conway, FDL. OSU Extension Annual Conference, Corvallis, OR.

April 1992 “Educational Support for Timber-Dependent Families and Communities,” Conway, FDL. Dislocated Workers Conference & Resource Fair, Eugene, OR.

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February 1992 "OSU Timber-Dependent Families & Communities Project", Conway, FDL. Creative Living Seminar, Eugene, OR.

Sept. 1991 "Rural Northwest: Exploring Common Ground", Conway, FDL. Group facilitator and poster presentation, Vancouver, WA.

April 1990 “Rural Economic Development: Implementing New Ideas in Agriculture and Forestry,” Conway, FDL, and RA Fletcher. Wood Based Economic Development in the Lake States: A Symposium on Specific Forest Products Opportunities, St. Paul, MN.

3. Grants and Contract Support Strub, T., Conway, F., and A. Kurapov. ($199K) Oregon Sea Grant Omnibus. “Improving Coastal Ocean Forecasting and Visualization through Collaboration in Discovery, Learning, and Practice.” Submitted Spring 2015

Ozkan-Haller, Tuba and F. Conway, F ($125K) Oregon Sea Grant Omnibus. “Sneaker Wave Hazard Prediction and Mitigation” Submitted Spring 2015

Conway, Flaxen. ($25K) NOAA Fisheries, NWFSC. Social Science and Oral Histories.

Cramer, Lori and Flaxen Conway. ($50K) OSG Special Resilience Call. Aging of the Commercial Fishing Fleet and it’s Impact on Community Resilience. Funded.

Ciannelli, et al (including Conway) ($1.2M) NSF NRT NRT-DESE: Risk and uncertainty quantification in marine science and policy. Submitted pre, full, and soon to be funded.

Batten et al (including Conway) ($4.2M) NSF PIRE Global Sustainability of Marine Renewable Energy Technology. Submitted preproposal, moved to full proposal stage, unfunded.

Flaxen Conway, Dawn Wright, and Michael Harte ($243K) Minerals Management Service (now BOEM). Submitted and was awarded grant to fund 3 graduate students to study and document conflict avoidance/mitigation on the Outer Continental Shelf regarding ocean renewable energy.

Flaxen Conway, Bryan Tilt and Deanna Kingston ($100K). Agricultural Research Foundation. Submitted a grant to fund a graduate student to study and document the future of the salmon fleet. Unfunded.

Flaxen Conway, Bryan Tilt and Deanna Kingston ($12K). NOAA PAIG Grant. Submitted a grant to fund a graduate student to study and document the future of the salmon fleet. Unfunded.

Flaxen Conway. (October 2008). National Sea Grant Law Center ($10K). Funds to be used to conduct a series of coast-wide, organized-fishing-group gatherings (FACT, FINE, NSAT, SOORC, and POORT).

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Flaxen Conway, Brent Steel, Michael Harte, and Brian Tilt. (July 2008) Oregon Wave Energy Trust ($100K). Funds “The Human Dimension of Wave Energy”, a multidisciplinary research program that supports 6 graduate students.

Flaxen Conway. (May 2008) Oregon Sea Grant – Program Development Funds. Funds help support the “The Human Dimension of Wave Energy”, a multidisciplinary research program that supports 6 graduate students.

Kaety Hildenbrand and Flaxen Conway. (April 2008). Oregon Wave Energy Trust ($30K). Funds outreach and engagement for fishing and coastal communities re: wave energy development.

Flaxen Conway (June 2007). Northwest Fisheries Science Center via CMIRS ($42K). This grant supports another year of the graduate research assistant portion of the collaborative project (“Improving Community Profiles for Oregon Fisheries and Coastal Communities”); creating “long” profiles of fishing communities in Oregon.

Conway, FDL and K. Hildenbrand (Jan 2007). NMFS Grant via CMIRS ($38K). This grant supports the continuation of the Port Liaison Project, a peer outreach project that supports cooperative research.

Flaxen Conway. (December 2006). Oregon Sea Grant – Program Development Funds ($12,000). These funds supports the graduate research assistant portion of the collaborative project (“Improving Community Profiles for Oregon Fisheries and Coastal Communities”); creating “long” profiles of fishing communities in Oregon.

Bryan Tilt and Flaxen Conway. (August 2006). Port Liaison Project ($12,500). These funds supports the community researcher portion of the collaborative project (“Improving Community Profiles for Oregon Fisheries and Coastal Communities”); creating “long” profiles of fishing communities in Oregon.

Flaxen Conway, Bryan Tilt, and Leesa Cobb. (June 2006). Sustainable Rural Communities Initiative ($5,500). This seed grant supports the design and launching of a collaborative project (“Improving Community Profiles for Oregon Fisheries and Coastal Communities”). Additional funding is being sought to fund an Anthropology grad student and community researchers. The project will test a new methodology to gather information that creates “long” profiles of fishing communities in Oregon.

Flaxen Conway and Leesa Cobb. (March 2006). OSU Extension Innovative Grants Fund ($20K; unsuccessful). This proposed collaborative project (“Improving Community Profiles for Oregon Fisheries and Coastal Communities”) would have funded an Anthropology grad student and test a new methodology to gather information that creates “long” profiles of fishing communities in Oregon.

Flaxen Conway, S. McMullen, and J. Good. (March 2006). OSU Extension Innovative Grants Fund ($20K; unsuccessful). This proposed collaborative project (“Profiling Oregon Coast Fishing Effort based Blending Scientific Knowledge and Technology with Local Ecological

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Knowledge”) would have funded an MRM grad student in testing a new methodology to gather and, using GIS, share information about fishing effort along the Oregon coast.

C. Dewees and Conway, FDL (Jan 2005). California Sea Grant “Mini Grant”. ($12.5K). This grant supports the creation of a “human dimensions in fisheries” regional team of Sea Grant educators. Funds spent on bringing the team together and creating a work plan.

G Goblirsch and Conway, FDL (Sept 2002). NMFS Grant via CMIRS ($342K). This grant supports the creation of the Port Liaison Project, a peer outreach project that supports cooperative research.

Conway, FDL, and G Goblirsch. (Sept 2002). NMFS Grant via CMIRS ($60K). This grant supports the development of two new pages as part of the redesign and entrepreneurialization of the Heads Up! website.

Conway, FDL, Principal Investigator. (November 2002). Oregon Employment Department ($150K; part of the $1.2M Federal Appropriation-funded grant from NMFS). This 12-month award supported the coordination and outreach peer portion of the GDOP until June 2004, an outreach program for those affected by the groundfish fishery disaster.

Conway, FDL, Principal Investigator. (May 2002). Oregon Employment Department ($150K; part of the $1M Federal Appropriation-funded grant from NMFS). This 12-month award supported the coordination and outreach peer portion of the GDOP, an outreach program for those affected by the groundfish fishery disaster.

Conway, FDL, and G Goblirsch. (Sept 2001). Oregon Sea Grant, WCPF, WCSPA, OTC, and others… ($17K+). This is a collaboratively-funded effort to redesign and entrepreneurialize the Heads Up! website.

Conway, FDL, Principal Investigator. (May 2001). Oregon Employment Department ($66K; part of the $1.75M Federal Appropriation-funded grant from NMFS). This 12-month award supported the coordination of the GDOP, an outreach program for those affected by the groundfish fishery disaster.

Conway, FDL, Principal Investigator. (October 2000). OR Dept. of Community and Economic Development (ODECD) ($15K). This 6-month award supported the coordination of the GDOP, an outreach program for those affected by the groundfish fishery disaster.

Conway, FDL, Principal Investigator. (October 2000). OR Dept of Community Colleges and Workforce Development (WIA) ($44K). This 6-month award supported the implementation of the GDOP, an outreach program for those affected by the groundfish fishery disaster.

Conway, FDL, and G Goblirsch, Co-Principal Investigators (Oct 2000). National Marine Fisheries Service ($25K). This 15-month award supported research investigating the reluctance of the fishing community to participate in socioeconomic research / data collection. This project supplemented the cross community communications liaison project, investigating the communication strategies and tools used between the fishery management community and the fishing family business community.

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Conway, FDL, and G Goblirsch, Co-Principal Investigators (July 2000). Oregon Sea Grant and Extension Sea Grant ($26K). This 8-month award was to support the piloting of a cross community communications liaison project, investigating the communication strategies and tools used between the fishery management community and the fishing family business community.

Conway, FDL, and T Nierenberg, Co-Principal Investigators (June 2000). USDA Water Quality Initiative Grants ($300K; submitted only, denied Sept. 2000). This potential, three year award could have funded the Watershed Stewardship Education Program from FY 2000-2003.

Conway, FDL, and R Simmons, Co-Principal Investigators (June 2000). USDA Water Quality Initiative Grants ($600K; submitted only, denied Sept. 2000). This potential, three year award could have funded a cooperative Extension, education, and research project from FY 2000-2003.

Conway, FDL, Principal Investigator. (March 2000). Job Training Partnership Administration and Oregon Economic and Community Development Department ($103K). This 7-month award was to support the design and implementation of a pilot outreach program for those affected by the groundfish fishery disaster.

Conway, FDL, and D Godwin, Co-Principal Investigators. (Aug 99 - Jun 01). OSU Extension Grant Award ($150K) This 2-year award was to support our efforts in creating the statewide institutionalization of the Watershed Stewardship Education Program.

Conway, FDL, and D Godwin, Co-Principal Investigators. (Dec 97 - Dec 99). OSU Extension Innovative Grant Award ($5K) This 2-year award was to support our efforts in creating the Watershed Stewardship: A Learning Guide curriculum and pilot training program.

Conway, FDL, Goblirsch, G, Bergeron, J, and J Waldvogel, Co-Principal Investigators. (Dec 97 - Mar 00). Oregon Sea Grant Omnibus (Biennium) Grant Award ($120K ) This 2-year award was to support educational outreach that strengthens community of interest networks in the commercial fishing industry.

Corcoran, P, Conway, FDL, and D Godwin, Co-Principal Investigators. (Dec 97 - Dec 99). NOAA National Outreach Initiative Grant Award ($45K) This 2-year award was to support collaborative work (NY, LA, OR) to create a national watershed restoration curriculum and pilot training program.

Conway, FDL, Principal Investigator. (Apr 96 – Mar 98). National Sea Grant Innovative Projects Grant Award-Continuation ($45K) The success of our OSU Fishing Families Project resulted in an eight-month continuation.

Conway, FDL, Principal Investigator. (May 95 - May 98). Northwest Area Foundation Subcontract from U of O ($104K) This contract was to create the curriculum and provide training coordination for the Ecosystem Workforce Project.

Conway, FDL, Principal Investigator. (Apr 95 - Aug 97). National Sea Grant Innovative Projects Grant Award ($200K) The success of our pilot-scale OSU Fishing-Dependent Families Project, resulted in attracting the attention and, ultimately, the acquisition of a larger, 2-

Flaxen D.L. Conway year grant for an expanded outreach project. The "Fishing Families Project" had a wider geographic range and was part of an outreach-research program called "Adapting To Change". The success of this program has led to a similar program in Alaska.

Conway, FDL, Principal Investigator. (Mar 94 - Jun 95). Oregon Sea Grant Funding Support ($40K) Creation of the pilot-scale OSU Fishing-Dependent Families Project, an experimental outreach, educational program to assist fishing families in transition.

Conway, FDL, Principal Investigator. (Sept 93 - Jun 95). Provost's Special Project Grant ($11K) Support for continuing the work, re: the OSU Timber-Dependent Families & Communities Project.

Conway, FDL, Duncan, A, Ketchum, L, and F Cooley, Co-Principal Investigators. (October 1993). USDA-Extension Service Agricultural Telecommunications Funding Program Grant Award ($42K) "Towns In Transition: Natural Resource-Dependent Communities Managing Change," a cooperative, stand-alone educational training program for Extension agents and community leaders across the country.

S Bennett, and FDL Conway, Co-Principal Investigators. (July 1992). OR Innovative Training Grant Award ($150K) "Construction Skills Training for Dislocated Timber Workers", a cooperative grant award and effort between the City of Philomath, Benton County, OR Home Builders Assn, Linn Benton Community College, Community Services Consortium, and OSU Extension.

D. Service

1. Service to the University, Extension, College, or Department Fall 2014 to Spring 2015 Served on the MSI Learning Modules Team.

Fall 2014 – Winter 2015 Served on the search committee for the Marine Policy position (Provost supported via MSI).

Fall 2012 to Spring 2013 Served on the search committee for the OSG Director.

Spring 2013 Co-chaired the search committee for the OSG / MMI Marine Mammal Specialist Position (with Scott Baker).

Winter to Spring 2013 Served on the Organization Leadership Options for Extension, Outreach and Engagement in Div of Earth Systems Science committee.

May 2011 to 2012 OSU Marine Council.

Spring 2011 Serve as a OSU Affirmative Action Search Advocate on the Provost Initiative Philosophy Position search committee.

Fall 2011 to present Serve on the HMSC Academic Program Committee.

January 2011 COSEE groundtruthing session.

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Sept 2010- present Serving on the P&T Mentoring Committee for Dana Sanchez, OSU Dept of F&W Extension Specialist.

May 2010 to present Serve on the OSU Outreach and Engagement Diversity Catalyst Team. Also serve as a co-instructor for Affirmative Action Search Advocate training sessions.

May 2010 Guest lecturer at Selina Heppell’s FWL489 class on “Engaging Stakeholders in Fisheries Issues”.

May 2010 Guest lecturer at Marc Braverman’s graduate course on “Engaging Stakeholders in Science”.

Winter 2010 Consulted regarding O&E (outreach and engagement) aspects of ocean- related research with three scientists who submitted OSG Omnibus proposals.

Winter 2009 Consulted with OSUES “special projects” team re: resources for folks managing during tough times. Shared 15 years worth of materials and experience.

Winter 2009 Served as an Outreach and Engagement consultant to three researchers who submitted OSG Omnibus proposals; two of which I think were funded. I’ve not heard back from them re: help with O&E. Hopefully they will do some of the things I suggested.

Winter 2009 Interviewed and/or consulted with several (20) potential MRM, MPP, Free Choice Learning grad students.

Winter 2009 Consulted with Mallory Ehre, the new western economist extension specialist here at OSU.

Summer 2009 Designed and delivered several trainings to assorted groups (Oregon Master Gardener Association, OSU Alumni Association, etc.) about working together in volunteer or nonprofit groups.

Summer 2009 Consulted with POORT (Port Orford Ocean Resources Team) on a evaluation tools to use regarding a project they are working on.

Monthly 2009 Continuing to serve on the OSU Wave Energy group, a multidisciplinary team of scientists and administrators coordinating efforts.

Annually 2009 Continuing to serve as the department lead on the Peer and Post Tenure Review Committee (annual peer teaching observations and annual review letters to the department Chair). Served on the committee to evaluate Denise Lach for promotion to Full Professor.

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Fall 08-Spring 09 Served the Sociology department through an extended effort to get clarity on department culture and the role of the faculty and Chair in this culture. I conducted departmental interviews and had a conversation with the new Dean for the College. Helped the department to create documents articulating these things and facilitated the dialogue necessary to come to a lasting agreement about these things so that the department can operate more smoothly.

Nov 2009 to present Serve on the OSU Wave Energy research team. This work has led to a formal request that OSG help to design and conduct the outreach and engagement re: the new Center focused on marine renewable energy.

October 2008 Co-presented the findings of the Ocean Energy Abroad project to the Oregon Sea Grant Advisory Committee.

Sept 2008- present Serving on the P&T Mentoring Committee for Shawn Rowe, OSG Extension Specialist.

January – April 2008 Served on a planning committee that designed and conducted a series of 6 public meetings for the Governor and OPAC on marine reserves in Oregon. (Designed the process, and worked with committee to analyze the data and create the report).

May 2007 Served on an OSU planning committee (spurred by the Integrating Approaches to Conservation conference) to identify how to connect biological and social scientists and practitioners interested in conservation.

March 2007 Served on a panel presenting to the OSU President’s Commission on Ocean, Coastal and Earth System Futures; topic was Outreach and Engagement.

March 2007 Served on an ad hoc group that put together a pre-proposal to create a Center of Excellence at OSU related to coastal hazards.

Jan 07 – present Serving on the Executive Committee of the Sustainable Rural Communities Initiative.

Oct 06 – present Serving on the OSU Aquaculture and Fisheries CRSP Emerging Issues Panel.

Oct 2006 Guest lecture at Bruce Weber’s “Community Profiling” class (OSU / UO).

Fall 2006 Participated in a meeting of University faculty interested in natural resource program evaluation, hosted by the INR and OSUES.

Spring / Summer 2006 Led a team of OSUES faculty to a WRDC Community Vitality conference in Salt Lake City, UT.

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Winter 2006 As adjunct faculty in MRM, reviewed materials and held interviews with potential MRM grad students.

Dec 2005 Participated in and facilitated one small group session of the annual Sea Grant Program Gathering.

Oct 05 – Jan 06 Co-designed/delivered (with Shawn Rowe) a three-part series on Evaluating Oregon Sea Grant Educational Programs and Materials.

Fall-Winter 06 Participated in interviews for the director of the Rural Communities Initiative.

Oct 05 Served on the OSG Web Site Redesign team.

July 05 Co-served (with Joan Gross, Anthropology) on the search committee for the director of the Institute for Water and Watersheds.

July and Nov 05 Consulted with two sets of folks from the OSU SMILE program on a fishing community-related project for their program.

June 05 Working with Peggy Harris, designed and delivered an OSG New Faculty Orientation and Integration program.

June 05 Designed and delivered a panel presentation on the Groundfish Disaster Outreach Project for the Sea Grant Program Assessment (PAT).

May 04-Present At the request of OSG Administration, began designing and supporting a programmatic move to self-managed theme teams. Working primarily with the Seafood and Fisheries Team (co-team leader; focus area coordinator for the Fisheries Management, Ocean Policy, and Community Development focus area and the Watershed Team. Beginning Winter 05 helped to create 1, possibly 2, new positions for OSG. Spring 05 began new “Assistant Program Leader” role with OSG -- OSG Extension Assistant Program Leader. The work I’ve been doing relates to two main areas – improving the capacity of the three OSG teams to work together, and fostering professional development of OSG Extension faculty.

Fall 04-Winter05 Served on the OSG search committee for a new faculty member in Lincoln County.

Fall 04-present Chaired the Department of Sociology Peer and Post Tenure Review Committee.

May – Sept 2004 At the request of OSU Extension Administration, continued to work as the OSU Extension Futuring Task Force representative to the SALT Team, and the OSUES Revenue Generation Task Force.

February 2004 Guest Lecturer, NR407, “Extension Educators Work With Communities.”

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Oct 03-Spring 2004 At the request of OSU Extension Administration, serving on a task force charged with developing a handbook for OSUES regarding revenue generation. Handbook available upon request.

June – Sept 2003 At the request of OSU Extension Administration, continue to chair a task force charged with dreaming up and conceptually designing a future OSU Extension. For these months we created a draft “implementation plan” for the futuring report. This work culminated in a report delivered to the Cabinet and then to the organization in October 2003. Report available upon request.

March – May 2003 At the request of OSU Extension Administration, chaired a task force charged with dreaming up and conceptually designing a future OSU Extension. Working with Pat Corcoran on the design of the process, and with his facilitation support, the group successfully completed its task … culminating in a report delivered 4/30/03 and a presentation to the Cabinet 5/12/03. Report available upon request.

April 2003 Responded to a request from Marion McNamara, OSU International Resources and Development, I visited with two visiting scholars from Botswana re: community-driven economic community development.

March 2003 At the request of the Dean and Director of Extension, served as a process design consultant and facilitator for the 4/2-3/03 Extension Staffing session that focused on the current crisis and developing a staffing plan given major financial cuts.

Jan-March 2003 Designed a five-week Honors Course on Interpersonal Skills in Globalized Agriculture for Spring 2003 term. Unfortunately, only 4 students signed up and the minimum is 8.

January 2003 Participated in a Sea Grant Fisheries effort to apply for some special funding related to “Fisheries Enhancement.” I helped to write one of the two grants focusing on relationship building between the NMFS and the commercial fishing community. Unfortunately, this program got the plug pulled in the 12th hour.

Nov 2002-present Serving as a team member of the Community Seafood Initiative, a Kellogg-funded program linking business development, community development, and research (M. Morrisey is the PI).

October 2002 Invited presenter at the Sociology Department’s Research Roundtable Series. Title of presentation: Change and Conflict in Oregon’s Coastal Fishing Community” (30 people).

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Sept 2002 - Present Serving on the Department of Sociology Peer and Post Tenure Review Committee.

Mar-June 2002 Co-mentoring, with Mike Cloughesy, seven new, Extension Faculty regarding their role as WSEP module team leaders and educators.

Nov 2001 Reviewed two Omnibus proposals for Oregon Sea Grant.

Sept 2001-03 Serving on the P&T Mentoring Committee for One New Extension Faculty member-Frank Burris.

Mar 2001 Served on the screening committee for the Program Assistant for the Watershed Stewardship Education Program.

July 2000 Created the 1999-2000 Sociology Department Alumni Newsletter.

April 2000 Created new brochure for the Sociology Department.

Mar 2000 - 2002 Serving on the Extension Sea Grant meetings facilitation design and implementation team.

March 2000 Served on the screening committee for the Watershed Stewardship Education Program Assistant.

Jan 2000 – 02 Served on the Extension-Department Internship committee with Ann Schauber.

November 1999 Served on the screening committee for the Watershed Stewardship Education Program Coordinator.

Oct 1999 – August 2002 Served on the Department of Sociology Peer and Post Tenure Review Committee.

October 1999 Served on the screening committee for the new Program Assistant for Extension Sea Grant.

June 1999 SOC 499H: Social Impacts of Globalization on Oregon’s Communities. Keynote speaker / discussion leader. Also helped line up speakers, etc. Guest Lecturer for 20 students.

June 1999 Served on the Oregon Sea Grant Extension Meetings Committee. Developed a new meeting structure.

April 1999 Participated in the External Review of the OSU Survey Research Center.

April 1999 SOC 419/519: Applied Research Methods. “Working With Watershed Councils.” Guest Lecturer for 6 students.

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Jan 1999 – 01 Served as the Secretary of the Oregon Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Phi, the national honorary Extension fraternity.

Sept 1998 – 01 Served on the OSU Faculty Senate “Committee on Committees” committee. Three-year commitment.

July 1998 FW 323X: Management Principles of Pacific Salmon in the Northwest, “Who (Not What) is Being Managed in the Fisheries.” Guest Lecturer, one out of 15 classes for this distance education course.

May 1998 Facilitated a Sociology Department brainstorming session and discussion, re: distance education opportunities.

May 1998 SOC 481/581: Society and Natural Resources. “Natural Resource Communities and Change.” Guest Lecturer for 19 students.

November 1997 MRM 570: Orientation Seminar Series. “Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Helpful in the Community Development Workplace.” Guest Lecturer for approximately 15 students.

February 1997 HDFS 361: Policies & Programs - Human Development. "The Effects of Changes in Natural Resource Management Policies on Workers and Families." Guest Lecturer for approximately 70 students. (Evaluation on file: Overall rating = 3.9 out of 5)

March 1994 HOEC 202: Resources & Well Being. "Timber-Dependent Families." Guest Lecturer for approximately 100 students.

Mar 94 - Oct 95 At the invitation of Provost Arnold, served on the Search Committee for the OSU Dean of Extended Education/Director of OSU Extension Service, Corvallis, OR.

Oct 94 - May 95 At the invitation of Provost Arnold and Director Smith, served on the Community Resource Education Consortium Planning Committee, Corvallis, OR.

May 1993 SOC 490. "On-The-Ground Community Development Work." Guest Lecturer for approximately 15 students.

1993 - 1996 Served on the Public Issues Education Extension Initiative, Corvallis, OR.

Sept 93 - Jan 94 Served as the Co-chair of the 1993 OSUES Annual Conference Planning Committee, Corvallis, OR.

October 1993 Served on the Search Committee for the OSU Extension Leadership Educator position, Bend, OR.

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Sept 92 - Dec 93 Served on the Planning Committee for the 1992 OSUES Annual Conference, Corvallis, OR.

Jul 92 - Oct 92 Served on the Planning Committee for the “Rural Northwest: Exploring Common Ground II” Conference, Vancouver, WA.

Jun 92 - Sept 92 Served as a co-facilitator for the “Coastal Natural Hazards Policy Working Group,” Newport, OR.

April 1992 Served on the conference design team and as a facilitator at the OSU Extension Strategic Planning Conference, Salem, OR.

March 1991 "Farming for Profit and Stewardship" Conference, Tri-State Symposium on Sustainable Agriculture, Portland, OR. (Program Series Coordinator)

October 1990 Served on the “E.R. Jackman Award for Excellence in Extension” Application Committee, Corvallis, OR.

Jun 90 - Jul 91 Served on the Food Safety Extension Initiative, Corvallis, OR.

March 1990 "Farming for Profit and Stewardship" Conference, Tri-State Symposium on Sustainable Agriculture, Vancouver, WA. (Moderator)

Jun 89 - Jun 90 Served on the Revitalizing Rural Communities Extension Initiative, Corvallis, OR.

2. Service to the Profession

Fall 2010 to present Serve on the ODFW SocioEconomic Research Advisory Working Group.

Fall 2010 Consulted a NOAA Fisheries NWFSC social scientist on a research project she is doing re: assessing impact of trawl catch share program; placed on of my MRM graduate students (Berns) as a researcher on the project.

Fall 2010 Served on the OPAC special STAC marine reserve siting review panel.

Fall 2010 Served on the Program Planning Committee, and organized the Socioeconomics track (4 hour session) of the Renewable Ocean Energy & the Marine Environment conference, November 3-5, 2010, Florida Atlantic University; view presentations presented at the conference at http://www.ces.fau.edu/coet/agenda.php.

June 2010 to present Serving on the ODFW Marine Reserve Socioeconomic Advisory Group.

June 2010 Served as reviewer for a chapter in a Gulf of Maine book being published by the American Fisheries Society after a symposium held last fall called “Advancing Ecosystem Research for the Future of the Gulf”. The chapter I

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reviewed was entitled: Collaborative Learning Strategies to Overcome Barriers to Ecosystem Management in Coastal Watersheds of the Gulf of Maine.”

Winter 2010 Consulted in the design of a controversial public meeting for the OR DEQ regarding the outfall from the Koke Mill in Toledo. Engaged Jack Barth, Surfrider, and Koke. Moderated the successful meeting.

Sept 2009 Served as a social science reviewer on the Alaska Sea Grant Omnibus research proposal process.

Sept 2009 Met with Packard Foundation re: their efforts to support marine reserves and MSP in Oregon.

October 2009 Served as an external reviewer for a Northeast Consortium cooperative research proposal.

October 2009 Participated as a respondent to a questionnaire/interview from the WCGA Coastal Communities Action Team.

Nov 2009 Consulted with social scientists at NOAA re: their Voices of Fishing Community project. Agreed to participate in a planning meeting at SfAA in March in Mexico.

Nov 2009 Provided external P&T review for an assistant professor at the U of Idaho.

Nov 2009 Co-consulted (with Kaety) Pacific Energy Ventures re: O&E a new program they are doing.

March 2009 Submitted comments to NOAA fisheries re: their formal statement about responding to fisheries disasters. Never heard a word.

March 2009 Served as a consultant about the human dimensions of coastal / marine research for Washington Sea Grant Program, and as a social science / human dimensions specialist for their omnibus pre-proposal review committee, Seattle, WA.

Feb 2009 Served as a proposal reviewer for U of Maine Sea Grant Program.

January 2009 Served as an external reviewer for the promotion of Carrie Pomeroy, California Sea Grant / U of California faculty member.

December 2008 Served as a process designer, facilitator, and contributed a paper to the Managing Data-Poor Fisheries symposium, Berkeley, CA.

October 2008 Served as in an educational / consulting role to a West Coast network of ecosystem based management projects funded by Packard Foundation. I presented on the social / human dimension side of ecosystem based

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management and participated in dialogue and group activities at this three- day event in Washington.

Sept 2008 Visited with the Extension Program Leader for Hawaii Sea Grant. Shared programs that I thought they might be interested in (SAFE, PLP, ocean energy). This resulted in consulting with a NOAA outreach educator in Hawaii who is creating a “SAFE-like” program over there. I shared materials and helped him to design and plan on evaluating his Coral Reef Conservation program.

Sept 2008 Served as an external reviewer for the promotion of Torie Baker, Alaska Sea Grant / U of Alaska, Fairbanks faculty member.

August 2007 Served as the discussion leader Communities and Economics section, and as a social science / human dimensions specialist, for the Alaska Sea Grant Program omnibus proposal review committee, Anchorage, AK.

June 2007 Served as a proposal reviewer for the Rhode Island Sea Grant cooperative fisheries research program.

Jan 2007 Consulted with two Sea Grant extension faculty (Susan Schlosser, CA Sea Grant, and Julie Barr, OSG) re: their programs and how to improve their outreach and engagement.

Oct 2006 Organized a session at the National Fisheries Sea Grant Extension conference in Florida. Session Title: “Conflict and Confrontation.”

Jan 06 – Dec 06 Served on a committee of National SG educators on designing and coordinating a National Fisheries Extension educator conference, October 2006 in Florida; over 100 attended.; report (co-author) on file.

November 2005 Consulted with Nicki Dixon, Texas Coop Ext., about creating a similar program to our Watershed Stewardship Education Program (now called the Master Watershed Program).

Oct 2005 Consulted with Paula Cullenberg, AK Sea Grant, about self managed teams.

Oct 05 Consulted with Torie Baker and Sunny King, AK Sea Grant, about focus groups.

Oct 05 Consulted with Annabel Kirschner (Cook), WSU Extension, about community development education.

Sept 05 to March 06 Began serving on a National Sea Grant Fisheries Extension committee to plan events and encourage participation of SG Extension faculty at the next AFS conference in Lake Placid, NY.

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Sept 05 Consulted with some folks from the South Slough about an internal conflict in their organization.

July 05 Working with Chris DeWees (CA Sea Grant) and Susan Hanna, we designed and delivered the West Coast Human Dimensions of Fisheries Extension Work meeting in Astoria, OR. Outcome = West Coast team of Extension Fisheries Educators.

July 05 Consulted with John Harms, Northwest Fisheries Science Center, to prepare for a NOAA audit of FRAM.

May 04-Dec 05 Served on a review committee for a Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission socioeconomic research project.

March 2004 Consulted with David Colpo, PSMFC, about the FEAM model they are developing and a cooperative approach to getting and groundtruthing data from the commercial fishing fleet.

February 2003 Served as a reviewer for the USDA Small Business Innovative Research Program.

January 2003 Served on the OWEB Regional Grant Review team to review and make recommendation about Council Coordinator Support grants.

October 2002 OWEB Grant Proposal Reviewer for Powder Basin Watershed Council. Proposal title: Outreach Program for Watershed Action Planning.

June 2002 At the request of Extension Administration and the head of the Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board, I served as a public participation / process consultant and educator to OWEB. This work culminated in me designing and facilitating OWEB’s All Review Team Conference.

Feb 2002 At the request of Bob Malouf, I served as a public participation / process consultant and educator to the Ocean Policy Advisory Committee (OPAC). This work culminated in me designing and facilitating OPAC’s Dialogues with Local and Scientific experts re: MPAs as a tool for Oregon. Letters on file from the Governor, Bob Malouf, and Bob Bailey (OPAC staffer).

Oct 2001 As a result of consulting with Weyerhaeuser Corp.’s Western Timberlands Research (watershed related) staff, they have copied parts (Section One) of the Guide and are using it in their Weyerhaeuser British Columbia Coastal Timberlands stakeholder involvement portion of the watershed assessment procedures. Letter on file.

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July 2000 At the invitation of Jim Murray, National Extension Sea Grant Director, co-consultant to the US Fish and Wildlife Service in the evaluation and re- design of their Building Community Support course.

July 2000 10th Biennial Conference of the International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade in Corvallis, OR. Equity, Efficiency, and Communities. Four sessions, 9 speakers, roughly 50 participants. Conway, FDL, Organizer.

June 2000 8th International Symposium for Society and Resource Management in Bellingham, WA. Transcending Boundaries: From Fishery Management to Fishing Practice Mini-Symposium within the main symposium. Four Sessions, 12 speakers, roughly 75 participants. Cramer, Lori and FDL Conway, Organizers.

March 2000 71st Annual Pacific Sociological Association Meeting in San Diego, CA. Applied Rural Sociology: Coping with Community Change Session. Conway, FDL, Organizer.

August 1999 Serve on the Review Committee for the USDA Small Business Innovative Research Program.

August 1999 Visited with two Economists/Community Development Specialists with the US Government Accounting Office, re: the boat buyback program.

April 1999 Consulted with several educators/researchers/community development practitioners around the country (MN, MA, RI, etc.) re: the OSU Fishing Families Project. Many are using our educational materials.

June 1999 Serving on the National Coordinating Committee and the Evaluation Working Group for the Extension Public Issues Education / Public Dispute Resolution national program.

April 1999 Session organizer of the “Applied Rural Sociology: Rural Communities - Reaching Out, Reaching In” session at the 70th Annual Pacific Sociological Association Meeting in Portland, OR.

Apr 99 – 01 Serve on the Advisory Panel for the MARFIN (Marine Fisheries Initiative), a NMFS-funded, grant program in Florida.

December 1997 Consulted with several educators/researchers/community development practitioners around the country (AK, CA, HA, WI, RI, MI, FL, etc.) re: the OSU Fishing Families Project. Many are using our educational materials. At least one (AK) has designed and delivered a program in their area based on our educational outreach model.

February 1997 Served as a workgroup facilitator at the Governor's Salmon & Watershed Education Opportunities Workshop, Corvallis, OR.

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December 1996 Consulted with a visiting professor and director of an environmental/community-based NGO from OSH, Russia.

May 1996 Served as a professional reviewer for a grant application for the Western Rural Development Center related to a natural resource coalition building project proposal.

December 1994 Served as a professional reviewer for a grant application for the US Fish & Wildlife Service related to a watershed coalition building project they had.

December 1994 Served as a professional reviewer for a grant application for the US Small Business Administration related to a community economic development via the special forest products industry project that they had.

Oct 94 - May 95 WRDC "Pathways From Poverty" Conference planning committee.

September 1991 Served on the 5-person Board of Contract Awards for the USFS Special Forest Products Feasibility Study Grant, Sweet Home, OR.

Professional Associations

2006 to present Society for Applied Anthropology

2006 to present The Coastal Society

2005 – Present American Fisheries Society (human dimensions section)

1999 - Present Pacific Sociological Association

1998 - Present Rural Sociological Society

1997 - Present Epsilon Sigma Phi, National Honorary Extension Fraternity, Gamma Chapter.

1993 - 1995 Oregon Mediation Association

1991 - 1994 Council for Economic Development in Oregon

1985 - 1993 Oregon Horticulture Society

1989 - 1993 Institute for Alternative Agriculture

1989 - 1993 National Association of County Agricultural Agents (Served as the State Chair of the NACAA's Extension Programs Committee, calendar year 1992.)

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3. Service to the Public (Professionally related)

Fall 2013 Presented to the NRC Ocean Sciences Board, Newport, OR.

Spring 2011 Consulted with OWET re: outreach and engagement.

Nov 2009 Served as an external reviewer for the Surfrider Foundation-supported Winchester Bay use study.

Winter 2009 Began consulting effort with OR DEQ, Georgia Pacific, and Surfrider Foundation on a public engagement process re: the effluent plume near Newport.

Nov 2008 Consulted on the formal evaluation of the Pacific Marine Conservation Council.

Mar 08 – June 2009 Consulting with agencies and industry about the current salmon fisheries disaster.

June 2007 Consulted with a scientist (Greg) from Environmental Defense about the fishing community and health insurance.

April 2007 Facilitated a Community Town Hall at the Salmon and Resilience Conference in Portland, OR.

Oct 2006 Consulted with Stacey Miller, NOAA Fisheries, NWFSC, re: a process to involve the fishing community in fisheries stock assessment. This led to two successful work sessions between two groups of fishermen and two groups of stock assessment authors.

Sept – Dec 2006 Consulted with Jim Good (co-chair)and other Ocean Policy Advisory Committee members on their engagement process re: a national marine sanctuary in Oregon.

Fall 2006 Consulted with Carol Gundlach about an OCZMA project re: coastal community profiling.

Spring 2006 Consulted with industry and state and federal agencies in the design of the 2006 Salmon Disaster outreach program.

March 2004 Consulted with David Colpo, PSMFC, about the FEAM model they are developing and a cooperative approach to getting and groundtruthing data from the commercial fishing fleet.

January 2004 Consulted with Astrid Schultz, Ecotrust, and Jennifer Bloesser, PMCC, about designing a community involvement process to groundtruth and gain information about shelf assessment and potential impacts of changes in management.

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November 2003 Consulted with Alan Campbell re: the “replication of the Heads Up! web site” but with the theme being Oregon’s wine producing industry.

September 2003 Consulted with Barbara Blake, NC Fisheries Commissioner, re: dealing with conflict in fisheries management and how to design a process for her commission to cope with these conflicts.

May 2003 Consulted with Madeline Hall-Arber, MIT Sea Grant, about the fisheries boat buyback program (West and East Coast) and outreach strategies to communicate about it.

March 2003 Consulted with John Bragg at the South Slough National Estuary about a program they are putting on this summer and how to measure visitor impacts.

March 2003 Responded to a request from Kimberly Dunn, OPAC member, for information and materials related to dialogue and communication that she could use within her agency.

Sept 2001 Was interviewed by Jim Healy, USA Today re: change and communities as related to the September 11 bombing and people’s interest in flying. Article appeared 9/26, front page of the Money section (albeit not exactly perfect…).

Aug 2000-Feb 2001 Consulted, educated, and encouraged OR’s Federal Congressional delegation and the Internal Revenue Service to make a determination regarding the taxability of the needs based payments being received via the GDOP. Decision made Feb 2001; not taxable.

Jan 2000 – May 2000 Consulted with the Oregon Coastal Zone Management Association who is designing the request for Federal Disaster Relief. On-going consulting with state and federal officials regarding educational programs and community assistance.

August 1999 Consulted with the Pacific Fisheries Management Council leadership regarding their RFP for a strategic plan, including knowledge, skills, and abilities to look for when evaluating the proposals.

Jan 98-present Serving on the Board of Directors for the Women’s Coalition for Pacific Fisheries. Various positions including secretary, process observer, and communication chair.

July 97 – Mar 00 Endowment Program Review Committee for the Forest Renewal British Columbia Program. FRBC was a program of investments to renew the forest economy of BC by enhancing the productive capacity and environmental values of forest lands, creating jobs, providing training for forest workers, and strengthening local communities that depend on the

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forest industry. The Endowment Program was a one-time only investment initiative to build teaching, research and extension capacity on a permanent basis around the province. This committee was responsible for evaluating grant proposals. Others on this 16 member committee included deans of forestry from several Canadian universities, top level managers at Weyerhaeuser, a forest industry consultant, a pulp and paper industry consultant, agency representatives, etc.

Dec 94 - Jul 96 Project Advisory Committee, "Hire The Fishermen" program of the ODA Salmon Disaster Relief program.

July 1993 Served on the planning committee for the "Partners In Change: A New Role for Forest Communities in Federal Forest Management" Conference, Oakridge, OR, October 1993.

May 1993 Helped to coordinate and serve on the Community Adaptability Section of President Clinton's interagency team to develop a plan for the Northwest's forests, Portland, OR.

April 1993 Served as network support and as a sponsor to the high-school student coalition that produced four shows of the professional, educational play, TIMBER in Benton County.

February 1993 Served on an advisory committee for the Rogue Institute for Ecology and Economy, Portland, OR.

February 1993 Served on the advisory committee for the Community Rivers Program of the Pacific Rivers Council.

E. Awards

1. National

June 2005 National Winner (regional winner too), 2005 National Sea Grant Assembly Superior Outreach Award, with Ginny Goblirsch, for the GDOP. (Outreach and Teaching)

June 2000 National Winner, 1999 Extension Natural Resources and Environmental Management “Flagship Programs” Award, for the “Heads Up! Website,” Flaxen Conway and Ginny Goblirsch, one of only four awards annually and the very first website to receive this award. (Scholarship)

September 1998 State Winner, Regional Runner-Up, Epsilon Sigma Phi’s Team Award for "Ecosystem Workforce Project", Michael Cloughesy, Flaxen Conway, and Derek Godwin. (Teaching and Scholarship)

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July 1993 Recognition and appreciation, President Clinton's Ecosystem Management Assessment Team. (Service)

April 1991 Statewide Winner, Regional Runner-Up, NACAA'S "Search for Excellence" Award, for "Innovative Oregon Economic Development Alliance Includes Unique Extension Service Approach", Garry Stephenson & Flaxen Conway. (Teaching)

2. University & Community Fall 2013 OSU College of Agricultural Science Oldfield/Jackman Team Award for Outstanding Collaborative Effort in an Outreach Program: “Team Drosophila”.

Fall 2012 University Outreach and Engagement 2012 Vice Provost Awards for Excellence: Strategic Impact Award for “Marine Renewables Outreach and Engagement Team (Hildenbrand, Eder, and Conway: Oregon Sea Grant).

Fall 2006 – Spring 2007 Featured in the 2006 President’s Report. Also featured in the 2006-07 OSU Alumni Calendar, and featured in the “My OSU” poster series.

Fall 2005 - Spring2006 Featured on one of the Jefferson Street Banners, representing OSU Extension, Oregon Sea Grant, and the Dept. of Sociology. “Community Educator.”

April 2001 OSU Women of Achievement Award.

March 2000 Women of Achievement Award. Nominated, not received.

September 1999 1999 OSUEA Search for Excellence Award for Outstanding Leadership in Educational Programming, OSU Extension Association. For the Watershed Stewardship Education Program. (Teaching and Scholarship)

October 1998 1998 LeVan Interdisciplinary Award from the Family Firm Institute. This award was awarded to Oregon Sea Grant’s Adapting To Change Program, of which the outreach program was the Fishing Families Project; $2000. (Teaching)

September 1998 State Winner, Epsilon Sigma Phi’s Early Career Award. (Teaching, Scholarship, and Service)

December 1997 1997 Alberta Johnston Excellence in Extension Education Award. Joint award with Ginny Goblirsch; $1000. (Teaching)

December 1994 1994 OSU Extension Newer Faculty Award, OSU Extension Association. (Teaching, Scholarship, and Service)

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March 1990 OSU Extension Association, Search For Excellence Award, Farming For Profit & Stewardship Conference. (Teaching and Service)