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CURRICULUM VITAE

Sharyn Clough, PhD

School of History, , and Religion [email protected] Oregon State University http://oregonstate.edu/~cloughs Corvallis, OR 97331 wk. ph. 541-737-9801

Education:

Ph.D. 1997 History and (interdisciplinary between Depts. of Philosophy, History, and Women’s Studies) Simon Fraser University. M.A. 1989 Social Scientific Study of Religion, (Dept. of Religious Studies) University of Calgary. B.A. 1987 Social Psychology (Honours, Dept. of Psychology) University of Calgary.

Professional Experience:

2015+ Professor, History, Philosophy, and Religion, Oregon State University. 2006-2014 Associate Professor, Philosophy, Oregon State University. 2003-2006, Assistant Professor, Philosophy, Oregon State University. 2002-03, Research Fellow, Philosophy, University of Tennessee. 1998-2003, Assistant Professor, Philosophy & Religion, Rowan University. 1996-1998, Adjunct Professor, Philosophy, Le Moyne College. 1996 (Spring), Adjunct Professor, Philosophy, Hamilton College.

Upper-division/Graduate Seminars Taught:

Philosophy of Science; and ; Values and Science; Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence; Formal , Philosophy and Religion.

Lower-division Courses Taught:

Introduction to Philosophy; Informal Logic; Formal Logic; Introduction to Epistemology and ; Feminism and Philosophy; ; History of (Ancient); World Religions.

Areas of Research Specialization: Areas of Teaching Competence:

Philosophy of Science / Epistemology Philosophy and Religion Contemporary Informal & Formal Logic

CURRENT RESEARCH PROJECTS

Co-directing, with Stephanie Jenkins, Lab: Experiments in Engaged • A number of faculty and students are involved across the campus, applying for grants and working on research, teaching, and service projects related to engaged philosophy.

Co-writing, with Mark Tschaepe and Jesse Prinz, a series of essays on scientific explanations for sexual behaviour.

Preparing a book manuscript, Political/Science, aimed at a general audience, on the topic of science and politics.

PUBLICATIONS Books:

2003. Monograph. Beyond Epistemology: A Pragmatist Approach to Feminist Science Studies. Lanham, Maryland: Rowman & Littlefield.

(Reviewed in Women’s Review of Books, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews, Contemporary Pragmatism, : A Journal of , Newsletter for the Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy, APA Newsletter on Feminism and Philosophy, Dialogue: Canadian Philosophical Review, National Women’s Studies Association Journal, and Querelles Net: Rezensionszeitschriff fur Frauen und Geschlechterforschung.)

2003. Edited collection. Siblings Under the Skin: Feminism, Social Justice and . Aurora, Colorado: The Davies Group.

(Reviewed in Philosophy of Science.)

Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles and Book Chapters:

2015. “Fact/Value , Feminist Philosophy, and Nazi Cancer Research.” Feminist Philosophical Quarterly, 1(1): http://ir.lib.uwo.ca/fpq/vol1/iss1/7/ 2015. Co-authored with Pam Allen, PhD student. “Philosophical Commitments, Empirical Evidence, and Theoretical Psychology.”Theory and Psychology, 25(1):3-24. Available 2014 doi:10.1177/0959354314563324. 2013. “The of Feminist Values and Their Place in Science.” In La Contingenza dei Fatti e l'Oggettività dei Valori (The Contingency of Facts and the Objectivity of Values), ed. Giancarlo Marchetti. Milan: Mimesis Press. 2013. “Pragmatism and Embodiment as Resources for Feminist Interventions in Science.” Contemporary Pragmatism 10 (2): 121-134. 2012. “The Analytic Tradition, Radical (Feminist) Interpretation, and the Hygiene Hypothesis.” Out of the Shadows: Analytic Feminist Contributions to Traditional Philosophy, eds. Sharon Crasnow and Anita Superson. , pp. 405-434. 2011. “, Germs and Dirt.” Science at the Frontiers: Perspectives in the History and Philosophy of Science, ed. Will Krieger. Lexington Press.

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PUBLICATIONS

Peer-reviewed Journal Articles and Book Chapters, continued:

2011. “Radical Interpretation, Feminism, and Science.” In Dialogues with Davidson, ed. Jeffrey Malpas. MIT Press, pp. 405-426. 2010. “Drawing Battle Lines and Choosing Bedfellows: Rorty, , and Feminist Strategy.” In Feminist Interpretations of Richard Rorty, ed. Marianne Janack, Penn State Press, pp 155-172. 2010. “Gender and the Hygiene Hypothesis.” Social Science & Medicine 72 (4): 486- 493. 2008. “Solomon’s Empirical/Non-Empirical Distinction and the Proper Place of Values in Science.” Perspectives in Science 16 (3): 265-279. 2008. Co-authored with Bill Loges. “Racist Beliefs as Objectively False Value Judgments: A Philosophical and Social-Psychological .” The Journal of 39 (1): 77–95. 2006. “On the Very Idea of a of Science: Response to Commentators on Beyond Epistemology: A Pragmatist Approach to Feminist Science Studies.” Metascience 15: 27-37. 2004. “Having It All: Naturalized Normativity in Feminist Science Studies.” Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy 19(1): 102-118. 2003. Co-authored with Jonathan Kaplan. “Davidson and Wittgenstein on Knowledge, Communication and Social Justice.” In A House Divided: Analytic and , ed. Carlos Prado, Amherst: Humanities Press. 2002. “What is Menstruation For? On the Projectibility of Functional Predicates in Menstruation Research.” Studies in the History and Philosophy of the Biological and Biomedical Sciences 33(4): 719-732. 1999. Co-authored with Edrie Sobstyl. “Marking our Territory: Demarcation Debates in the Philosophy of Science and the Role of Feminist Science Criticism,” Pre/Text Electra(lite), vol. 2.1, an online special issue on Women, Science and Technology. 1998. “A Hasty Retreat from Evidence: The Recalcitrance of Relativism in Feminist Epistemology.” Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy 13(4): 88 -111.

Invited Journal Articles, Reviews, and Book Chapters:

(2015). Co-authored with Julio Orozco, MA student. “Sexism and Racism in Science.” Completed manuscript accepted for publication. In Nancy Naples, ed. The Encyclopedia of Gender and Sexuality Studies. Wiley Blackwell. 2013. “Feminist Theories of Evidence and Biomedical Research Communities: A Reply to Goldenberg.” Social Epistemology Review and Reply Collective 2 (12): 72-76. (http://social-epistemology.com/2013/11/30/feminist-theories-of-evidence-and- biomedical-research-communities-a-reply-to-goldenberg-sharyn-clough/.)

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PUBLICATIONS

Invited Journal Articles, Reviews, and Book Chapters, continued:

2011. “Alexandra Shuford’s Feminist Epistemology and American Pragmatism: Dewey and Quine.” Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews. (http://ndpr.nd.edu/review.cfm?id=23309) 2008. “Sandra Harding’s Science and Social Inequality.” Hypatia 23 (2): 197-201. 2007. “Lorraine Code’s Ecological Thinking: The Politics of Epistemic Location.” Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews. (http://ndpr.nd.edu/review.cfm?id=8645) 2006. “Uses of Value Judgments in Science: Getting to the Point.” MIT Symposia on Gender, Race and Philosophy 2 (1): 1-6. (https://wikis.mit.edu/confluence/display/SGRP/January+2006+Symposium+I+ (Anderson). 2006. “Truth and Predication by Donald Davidson.” Newsletter for the Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy, vol. 105, pp. 59-61. 2006. “Meta-Scrutiny: A Review of Pinnick, Koertge and Almeder’s Scrutinizing Feminist Epistemology.” American Philosophical Association Newsletters 6 (1):11-13. 2004. “Joseph Rouse’s How Scientific Practices Matter.” Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews. (http://ndpr.nd.edu/review.cfm?id=1410) 2004. “On the Advancement of (Some) Women: A Review of Valian’s Why So Slow?” Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy 19 (2): 150-151. 2004. “Mary Midgley’s The Myths We Live By.” Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews. (http://ndpr.nd.edu/review.cfm?id=1384) 2003. “Re-valuing Rationality: A Review of Engendering Rationalities.” Speculative Philosophy 14 (4): 319-321. 2001. “Thinking Globally, Progressing Locally: Harding and Goonatilake on Global Science.” Social Epistemology 15 (4): 379-383. 2001. “Donald Davidson.” In The Routledge Encyclopedia of Postmodernism, eds. Charles E. Winquist and Victor Taylor. London: Routledge, p. 82. 2001. “Science.” In The Routledge Encyclopedia of Postmodernism, eds. Charles E. Winquist and Victor Taylor. London: Routledge, p. 356. 1999. “Quine and Davidson at the World Congress of Philosophy.” American Philosophical Association Newsletters 99 (1): 57-58.

Peer-Reviewed Conference Presentations:

2015, (co-panelist with Phronesis Instructional Team) “Promoting Social Justice with Engaged Philosophy,” for the jointly sponsored Hypatia and the APA Committee on the Status of Women conference Exploring Collaborative Contestations and Diversifying Philosophy, Villlanova University, PA. 2015, (co-presented with Pam Allen).“The Conflation of Philosophical/Theoretical with Non-Empirical/Non-Rational in Social Science Research,” 2nd annual meeting of The Consortium for Socially Relevant Philosophy of/in Science and Engineering (SRPoiSE), Michigan State University, Detroit Center, MI.

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PRESENTATIONS

Peer-Reviewed Conference Presentations, continued:

2014, “Investigating the Sciences of Sex.” 5th Biennial Meeting of Feminist , Methodologies, Metaphysics, and Science Studies (FEMMSS), University of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON, Canada. 2012, “Feminist Interventions in Science: Pragmatic Limits or Metaphysical Impossibilities?” Opening Plenary Session, 4th Biennial Meeting of FEMMSS, College Park, PA. 2010, “Gender, Germs, and Dirt: A Case Study of Properly Politicized Science,” Biennial Meeting of the Philosophy of Science Association (PSA), Montreal, PQ. Canada. also presented at the 14th Biennial Symposium of IAPh, The University of Western Ontario, London, ON., Canada. 2009, “Gender, Germs, and Dirt: A Case Study of Feminist Knowledge as Objective Knowledge,” 3rd Biennial Meeting of FEMMSS, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC. 2008, “Gender, Germs and Dirt,” Third Annual International Interdisciplinary Social Sciences Conference, Monash University, Prato, Italy. 2007, “Triangulation, Social Location and Ophthalmology: Do You See What I See?” 2nd Biennial Meeting of FEMMSS, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ. -also presented at the 2007 meeting of the International Society for the History, Philosophy and Social Studies of Biology (ISHPSSB) Exeter University, Exeter, UK; and the 2007 meeting of the Society for the Social Studies of Science (4S) Montreal, PQ, Canada. 2006, “Solomon’s Empirical/Non-Empirical Distinction and the Proper Place of Values in Science,” for the panel “A More Social Epistemology: Decision Vectors, Epistemic Fairness, and Consensus in Solomon’s Social ,” 4S meeting, Vancouver, BC, Canada. 2006, “Drawing Battle Lines and Choosing Bedfellows: Rorty, Relativism and Feminist Strategy.” Society for (SWIP), Pacific Division Spring Conference, UCLA, CA. 2004, “Matters of Fact, Value, and More,” 1st Biennial Meeting of FEMMSS, , Seattle, WA. 2003, “Re-examining the Role of Epistemology in Feminist Science Studies: The Case of Solomon’s Social Empiricism,” SWIP, Pacific Division Annual Conference, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR. 2003, “Naturalised Normativity: A Pragmatic Prescription for Science Studies.” Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy (SAAP), 30th Annual Meeting, Denver, CO. 2001, “Crossing the Great Divide: A Naturalised Prescription for Re-fusing the Fact/Value Split within Contemporary Science and Science Studies.” Center for Ethics and Values in the Sciences, Spring Conference, University of Alabama at Birmingham, AB.

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PRESENTATIONS

Peer-Reviewed Conference Presentations, continued:

1998, “Models for Feminist Epistemology: Quine, Davidson or Rorty?” 11th Biennial Symposium of IAPh, “Lessons from the Gynaeceum,” University of Massachusetts, Boston, MA. 1997, “Feminist Pragmatism Applied: Functional Explanation in the Philosophy of Biology and the New Debate about Menstruation.” SWIP, Eastern Division APA Conference, Philadelphia, PA. 1996, “The Politics of Feminist Science: A Davidsonian Prescription,” SWIP, Eastern Division Annual Conference, SUNY, Stony Brook, NY. 1995, “A Hasty Retreat from Evidence: Underdetermination Theory in Longino and Keller,” Dunning Trust Conference “Gender, ‘Race’ and Science,” Queen’s University, Kingston, ON, Canada. 1995, “Feminist Science Criticism and the Problem of Demarcation,” co-authored with Edrie Sobstyl, for the conference “The Women, Gender and Science Question,” University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN. 1993, “Antifoundationalism All the Way Down: On Avoiding Inconsistency and Essentialism in Feminist Epistemology,” Canadian Society for Women in Philosophy (CSWIP) Annual Conference, University of Calgary, AB, Canada.

Invited Lectures:

2015, “STEMming the Sceptical Tide: Feminist Science Studies as Vaccine. Keynote Address, 5th annual conference at the Center for Values in Medicine, Science, and Technology, University of Texas at Dallas, TX. 2014, “Science and Politics: Whither Objectivity?” Philosophy Colloquium Series, Willamette University, Salem, OR. 2014, “Feminism, Epistemology, and Science,” guest lecture, graduate seminar, Philosophy, CUNY Graduate Center, NY, NY. 2014, “Politically-engaged and Objective: A How-to Guide for and Scientists.” Inaugural lecture Women in Philosophy Series, Dept. of Philosophy, University of Victoria, BC, Canada. 2013, “Wanted: Objective, Politically-engaged Scientist. Reward Offered if Found,” New York Society for Women in Philosophy, Philosophy Program, CUNY Graduate Center, NY, NY. 2008, “Gender, Germs, and Dirt: A Case Study in Feminist Meta-Epidemiology.” Dept. of Philosophy, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KA. 2007, “A Feminist Farewell to Richard Rorty.” Dept. of Philosophy; Dept. of Women’s Studies, SUNY Stony Brook, NY. 2006, “Drawing Battle Lines and Choosing Bedfellows: Rorty, Relativism, and Feminist Strategy.” Department of Philosophy Speaker Series, Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, PA.

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PRESENTATIONS

Invited Lectures, continued:

2003, “Fact/Value Holism and Feminist Science Studies: A Non-epistemic Rapprochement.” Keynote Address, Graduate Colloquium in Philosophy, University of Tennessee, Knoxville. -also presented to the Dept. of Philosophy, University of San Francisco, CA., and the Dept. of Philosophy, Oregon State University. 2002, “Why Don't Men Menstruate? On the Projectibility of Functional Predicates in Menstruation Research.” Philosophy Colloquium Series, William Paterson University, NJ. 2001, “Charles Darwin, Nelson Goodman and the New Debate about Menstruation.” For the Human/Nature Colloquium Series, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN. 2000, “Functionality and Design in the Philosophy of Biology.” For the Philosophy Colloquium Series, Dept. of Philosophy, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA. 1997, “An Introduction to the Fact/Value Distinction.” Dept. of Philosophy, Le Moyne College, Syracuse, NY, and also at Antioch College, Yellow Springs, OH.

Panel Discussions of Beyond Epistemology:

2004, 1st Biennial Meeting of the Association of Feminist Epistemologies, Methodologies, Metaphysics, and Science Studies (FEMMSS), University of Washington, Seattle, WA. Panelists: Elizabeth Potter, Catherine Hundelby, Moira Howes, and Nancy McHugh. 2004, 11th Biennial Symposium of the International Association of Women Philosophers (IAPh), Göteborg, Sweden. Panelists: Kristen Intemann, Sharon Crasnow, and Kristina Rolin.

Invited Conference Presentations:

2015. “Goldilocks and the Three Degrees of Pluralism: Comments on Crasnow’s ‘Causal Reasoning’,”Pacific American Philosophical Association (P-APA) Vancouver, Canada. 2013, “A Life of the Mind, Digging in the Dirt.” Symposium in Honor of Alison Wylie, SWIP Distinguished Woman , APA Eastern Division Meeting, Baltimore, MD. 2013, “The Power of Love, or There’s No Such Thing as Uninterpreted Symbol Manipulation.” Invited Symposium: Towards a Feminist Philosophy of Logic, APA Pacific Division Meeting, San Francisco, CA. 2013, “Are We There Yet?” Commentary on Jesse Prinz’ Beyond Human Nature, Author Meets Critics, APA Central Division Meeting, New Orleans, LA. 2012, Commentary on Lockhart’s “Epistemic Autonomy, Responsibility, and .” Pacific Northwest Philosophy Conference, Oregon State University. 2011, “Gender, Germs and Dirt: A Case Study of Properly Politicized Science.” Philosophy of Biology Workshop, University of Calgary, Calgary, AB, Canada.

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PRESENTATIONS

Invited Conference Presentations, continued:

2010, “Feminism and Humour,” organizer and moderator, APA Committee on the Status of Women sponsored-panel at the Pacific APA, University of San Francisco, San Francisco, CA. 2008, “Gender and Germs: ‘Cultural’ Impacts on ‘Natural’ Bodies.” Between Nature and Culture: After the Continental Analytic Divide. Conference sponsored by the Dept. of Philosophy and the Dept. of German and Scandinavian Studies, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR. 2006, “The Two-Body Problem.” For the panel “Family Matters,” Annual Meeting of the American Philosophical Association (APA), Pacific Division, Portland, OR. 2005, “The Objectivity of (Feminist) Values.” Summer Workshop in Philosophy and Feminism, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, Canada. 2005, “Who Needs (Pragmatist) Epistemology?” Summer Institute in American Philosophy, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR. 2004, “Feminist Values in Science: Good, Bad or Neutral?” The Beyond Science and Values conference, Pennsylvania State University, College Park, PA. 2004, Panel Discussant/Collaborator, “Representing Genes - Conceptual Change in Biologists’ Use of the ‘Gene’ Concept.” Funded by the NSF and other granting agencies. Principle investigators: Karola Stotz, and Paul Griffiths, University of Pittsburgh, PA. 2003, “Having It All: Naturalized Normativity in Feminist Science Studies.” Center for Philosophy of Science, Colloquium Series, University of Pittsburg, PA.; the Department of Philosophy, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR. 2000, “Richmond Campbell on the Coherence of (Feminist) Empiricism.” Commentary, for the APA, Central Division Mtg, Chicago, IL. 1999, “Out-Naturalising the Naturalists.” For the conference “Feminism and ,” University of St. Louis at Missouri, MO. - also presented at the Canadian Society for the History and Philosophy of Science, Annual Conference, Universite´ de Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, PQ, Canada. 1997, Panel discussant, “Feminism and Science Studies.” At the conference, “enGendering Rationalities,” Center for the Study of Women in Society University of Oregon, Eugene, OR. 1995, “Etiological vs. Non-Etiological Accounts of Function: The Case of Menstruation,” Canadian Society for the History and Philosophy of Science, Annual Conference, Universite´ de Quebec a` Montreal, Montreal, PQ, Canada. 1994, “Lynn Hankinson Nelson and the Epistemic Community.” Commentary, for Canadian Philosophical Association (CPA) Annual Mtg, University of Calgary, AB, Canada. 1993, “Just the Facts Ma’am: Issues of Evidence and Essentialism in Feminist Critiques of Science,” Canadian Society for the History and Philosophy of Science, Annual Conference, Carleton University, Ottawa, ON, Canada.

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GRANTS AND AWARDS

2014, OSU Intercultural Student Services and the Office of Equity and Inclusion, Promise Scholar Summer Internship, Phronesis Lab, Co-Director: Stephanie Jenkins, $2,150.00.

2013, OSU Precollege Outreach Programs, “Leadership Camp for Creative Democracy,” Phronesis Lab, Co-PI: Sean Creighton, $1000.00

2013, Philosophy Service Award (also in 2004, 2007, 2009, 2011).

2012, Top Prof awarded by The OSU Chapter of the National Senior Honor Society.

2012, nominated for a University Honors College Herstory Professor Award.

2011, Horning Endowment for Humanities, Research Fellowship, $5,000.

2007, OSU Master Teacher 2007-2009, $500.

2006, ECLAT Faculty Development Award, OSU, $500.

2006, L.L. Stewart Faculty Development Award, OSU, $2,200.

2005, CLA Research Grant, “Racism and the Objectivity of the Normative Realm: A Philosophical & Social-Psychological Analysis,” Co-PI: Bill Loges, OSU, $9,500.

2003, NEH Summer Institute Fellowship, “Science and Values,” University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA., $3,250.

2000, Faculty Research Grant, “Siblings Under the Skin: Feminism, Social Justice and Analytic Philosophy,” Rowan University, Glassboro, NJ., $2,100.

1999, Faculty Research Grant, “Just the Facts Ma’am: Relativism, Truth and Science,” Rowan University, Glassboro, NJ., $2,175.

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SERVICE

Guest Lectures Presented and Conferences Organized for OSU Community:

2015 “Cognitive Bias, Attribution Errors, and Oppression,” Presentation to the ADVANCE STEM Faculty Summer Workshop; and the DPD Summer Program (also presented to the DPD workshop in the Summer of 2014). 2015 Guest Lecture “Gender and Science” WGSS UHC Seminar. 2015 Organizer and Panelist (with Phronesis Lab collaborators Stephanie Jenkins, and Jonathan Kaplan) “Biomedicine and Social Justice: What's Philosophy Got To Do With It?” for the Health Inequities Symposium. 2014 “An Impatient Pragmatist’s Progress,” presentation for book panel on Genealogy as Critique (Koopman 2013); Phronesis Lab. 2014 “Majoring in Philosophy,” Inaugural presentation for First Year Experience Program, Callahan Hall Residents. 2014 “Politically-Engaged and Objective: A How-to Guide for Philosophers and Scientists,” guest lecture, Lunch Lecture Series, School of History, Philosophy, and Religion. 2013 “Wanted: Objective, Politically-Engaged Social Scientist. Reward Offered if Found,” guest lecture, Tan Sacks Lecture Series, Anthropology. 2011 “Questions of Identity as it Relates to Feminist Philosophy of Science,” guest lecture, Science and Math Education Graduate Seminar, Department of Science and Math Education. 2010 “Gender, Germs, and Dirt: A Case Study of Properly Politicized Science,” guest lecture History of Science Lunch Lecture series, Department of History. - also presented to OSU student group, Women in Science. 2009 “What’s so Social about Social Justice?” Keynote address for the jointly sponsored ASOSU, Student Leadership and Involvement, and Intercultural Student Services Justice in Leadership in Community Conference. 2008 “Gender, Objectivity, and Science,” guest lecture, undergraduate course “Gender and Science”, Department of Women Studies. 2008 “Is Nature All There Is?” Invited speaker, Socratic Club debate. 2007 Organizer and moderator of a panel discussion for Making Sense of Evolution, (Kaplan and Pigliucci, 2006), featuring P. Griffiths (University of Sydney), K. Stotz (University of Pittsburgh), J. Dupre (Exeter University), P. Roberts (Biology, OSU) and S. White (Ecology, OSU), respondent: J. Kaplan. 2006 Organizer and participant, “New CLA Research on ‘Race’ and Racism” featuring faculty work in Philosophy, Political Science, History and Sociology. 2006 Organizer and discussant “Social Justice and Social Policy in the US: An Historian and Philosopher in Conversation” (with Prof. Marisa Chappell) for the 3rd Annual OSU Social Change Conference. 2005 Conference organizer (with Jonathan Kaplan) and discussant, “2nd Annual American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division, Mini Conference,” Philosophy Club. 2005 Organizer and discussant “Roundtable on ‘Race’: The Case of John Locke,” sponsored by the Dept. of Philosophy, with faculty from the Departments of Political Science, and Sociology/New Media.

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SERVICE

Guest Lectures Presented/Conferences Organized for OSU, continued:

2005 “The Nature of Science: Notes from the 20th Century,” guest lecture, PhD seminar “Conceptual Frameworks for Studies in Science and Math Education,” Department of Science and Math Education. 2004 Organizer and discussant “Roundtable on ‘Race’ and Racism: An Interdisciplinary Conversation” sponsored by Philosophy Department. 2004 Panel organizer and discussant: “On the Very Idea of Social Construction: Intradisciplinary Perspectives,” for the 5th Annual Conference on Gender & Culture, featuring faculty and students from History, Philosophy and Sociology. 2004 Conference organizer (with Jonathan Kaplan) and discussant: “1st Annual American Philosophical Association Pacific Division, Mini Conference,” Philosophy Club.

Program Building at OSU:

Co-director (with Stephanie Jenkins) of Phronesis Lab: • Focused on ethics research, teaching, and service programs that are: o interdisciplinary, innovative, and engaged, with a focus on social justice o aligned with the three Signature Areas of Distinction identified in the OSU Strategic Plan (Health and Wellness; Economic and Social Progress; and Sustainable Earth Ecoystems) • On-campus Partnerships include: o MA in o College of Education, Mike O’Malley o Precollege Program, Kyle Cole o Difference, Power, and Discrimination Program, Nana Osei-Kofi o OSU Disability Network, Michelle Bothwell

Committee Service at OSU:

University-level Member, Faculty Advisory Board, Center for the Humanities (2010-2012). Member, Research Council (2007-2010). Vice President, AAUP, OSU Chapter (2007-2009). Representative, Graduate School (2004+) 18 students, incl. 3 in progress. Service for the University Honors College: Panelist, “Thesis Expectations,” UHC 408 Thesis Undertake (2014). Presenter, “Research in the Humanities,” at the UHC-CLA Matching Reception (2013). Presenter, “Feminism and Science?” at the UHC Women’s Symposium, “Pioneers of Science: Women Explorers” (2010). Participant, UHC Focus Group on the Baccalaureate Core (2009). Thesis Advisor for UHC students: S. Scott, M. Long, M. Kahnle, S. Smee, D. Clark, N. Pihl (2007-2014).

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SERVICE

Committee Service at OSU, continued:

University-level, continued

Service for the OSU Women’s Center: Chair, Women’s Center Advisory Board (2004-06 and 2010-2012). Member, Women’s Center Advisory Board (2003-06 and 2009-12) Member, Women of Achievement Awards Committee (2009-2010, and 2010-2011 ) Host for Women of Achievement Awards Ceremony (Spring 2010, 2011)

College-level

Member, CLA Promotion and Tenure Committee (2008-2010). CLA Senator, Faculty Senate (2008-2011). Chair, CLA Student Review and Appeals Committee (2005-07).

Department/School-level:

Member, SHPR Graduate Committee (2013-2015). Member, SHPR Advisory Committee (2013-2015). Major Faculty Advisor Applied Ethics MA Program M.L.Sugie, M. Gaddis, J. Orozco (2004+). Member, SHPR Ad-Hoc Space Committee (Spring 2012-Fall 2013). Chair, P/T committee for S. Sarbacker (Spring 2012-Fall 2012). Member, Applied Ethics Search Committee (Fall 2011-Winter 2012). Member, Pre-Tenure Review Committee for A. Thompson (Spring 2011). Chair, Philosophy Graduate Committee (2010-2011). Chair, P/T committee for K. Dotson (Spring 2010). Member, P/T committee for K. Whyte (Spring 2010). Member, Ad-hoc Committee for the Reorganization of Phil. and History (2010- 2011). Member, Student Awards Committee (2007-2011). Member, Philosophy and Religion Search Committee (Fall 2008-Winter 2009). Faculty Advisor, Philosophy Club (2003-2005, 2007-2009). Member, Ad-Hoc Website Committee (2006-2009). Secretary, Department Faculty meetings (2006-2007). Member, Curriculum Committee (03-05; Chair 04-05; 08-10). Member, External Evaluation Committee: Extra-Curricular Learning (2005). Member, Ad-hoc Diversity Plan Committee (2005).

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SERVICE

Service to the Philosophy Profession:

Service for Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy Book Review Editor (July 2008 – July 2013). Founding Member, Hypatia Diversity Essay Award Committee. Co-organizer, Hypatia 25th Anniversary Conference, University of Washington 2009. Coordinator, Hypatia Reviews On-line, website development and launch 2011- 2013. Reviewer, NSF Science, Technology, and Society Program (2011+). Secretary, Philosophy of Science Association (PSA) Women’s Caucus (2006-2010). Committee Member, APA Committee on the Status of Women (2008-2011). Committee Member, SWIP, Pacific Division (2006+). Conference Program Committee Member/Referee: Pacific Northwest Philosophy Conference, Fall 2012. CSWIP Annual meeting, Fall 2007, Fall 2012. Hypatia, 25th Anniversary Conference, Fall 2009. PSA Biennial Meeting, Pittsburgh, PA, Fall 2008. FEMMSS 1st Biennial Meeting, Fall 2004. SWIP-Pacific Division Meeting, Spring 2004, Fall 2013. SWIP-Eastern Division Meeting, Spring 1999; Spring 2001. Manuscript Reviewer for Academic Presses: SUNY Press, 2013. Oxford University Press, 2004+. Rowman and Littlefield, 2004+. McGraw-Hill, Co., 2004+. Manuscript Reviewer for Journals: British Journal of Philosophy of Science, 2007+. Canadian Journal of Philosophy, 2009+. History of Philosophy of Science, 2014. Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy, 1999+. Inquiry, 2011+. International Studies in the Philosophy of Science, 2003+. Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy, 2003+. Philosophy in the Contemporary World, 2007+. Philosophy of Science, 2013+. Sexuality Research and Social Policy, 2013+. Social Epistemology, 2012+. Theoria, 2014+.

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Media Highlights:

NPR nationally-syndicated public radio show “Philosophy Talk” guest/interview: “Science and Politics: Friends or Foes?” Air date on OPB radio, June 18, 2015 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7Ra-qXLp3I) Gazette Times interview/cover story: OSU faculty and students teach philosophy tools to College Hill students, Anthony Rimel, April 28, 2014 http://www.gazettetimes.com/news/local/education/osu-faculty-and-students-teach-philosophy- tools-to-college-hill/article_4f241342-ce60-11e3-8774-0019bb2963f4.html NPR national on-line interview: Why keeping little girls squeaky clean could make them sick, Whitney Blair Wyckoff, February 03, 2011 http://www.npr.org/blogs/health/2011/02/04/133371076/how-keeping-little-girls-squeaky-clean- could-make-them-sick?sc=fb&cc=fp NPR live radio interview: Dirty little girls may turn into healthier women, Patt Morrison, February 3rd, 2011 http://www.scpr.org/programs/patt- morrison/2011/02/03/17789/clean-girls/ KVAL local Oregon tv interview: Researcher: Girls should say 'hello' to dirt and grime, Kelly Koopmans, Jan 30/11 http://www.kval.com/news/health/114874554.html

Community Lectures/Commentaries:

“Science, Pseudoscience, Sloppy Science,” Spring 2015, Presentation to the Academy for Lifelong Learning, Corvallis, OR. “Thinly Veiled,” a 4 part commentary on events in Gezi Park, Istanbul, Summer 2013, published in a new Turkish on-line news source, DailyHy.net, to which I also contributed as editor and English translator, the site has since been censored. “Food For - Vegetarian Dining with Captain Kirk,” April 7, 2010, Willamette Living Magazine, 1: 30-31. http://issuu.com/willametteliving/docs/premierissue/1

Professional Development:

School of History, Philosophy, and Religion, Faculty Teaching Workshops, OSU Winter 2014. Philosophy Faculty Teaching Workshops, OSU, Fall 04, Winter 05, Winter 07. Writing Intensive Curriculum Workshop, OSU, Fall 2003. Blackboard Workshop: On-line at UT, University of Tennessee, Fall 2002. AFT: Higher Education Division, National Meetings, Spring 2000, Spring 2001. AFT Grievance Workshop, Council of NJ State College Locals, Fall 2000. Web CT Workshop, Rowan University, Spring 2000. NJ Project on Inclusive Scholarship, Curriculum & Teaching, Summer Institute, May ‘99.

Professional Affiliations:

American Philosophical Association (APA), Pacific Division Association of Feminist Epistemologies, Methodologies, Metaphysics, and Science Studies (FEMMSS) Int’l Association of Women Philosophers (IAPh) Int’l Society for the History, Philosophy, and Social Studies of Biology (ISHPSSB) Philosophy of Science Association (PSA) Society for Women in Philosophy (SWIP), Pacific Division

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