<p> Stephany Rose, Ph. D. University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Women’s and Ethnic Studies Program 1475 Austin Bluffs Pkwy Colorado Springs, CO 80907 [email protected] 765-225-7438 </p><p>Education Ph. D. American Studies (19th and 20th Century American Literature, Dec 2007 Critical Race and Whiteness Studies) Purdue University Dissertation: “The Crisis of White Imagination: Towards the Literary Abolition of Whiteness”</p><p>M. A. English (19th and 20th Century American Literature) May 2002 Purdue University Thesis: “In the Master’s House: Deconstructing Black Literary Interpretations of Intra-Racial Prejudices”</p><p>B. A. English Literature May 2000 Clark Atlanta University</p><p>Teaching Experience University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Aug. 10-Present Assistant Professor, Tenure Track—Women’s and Ethnic Studies</p><p>Claflin University Aug. 08-May 10 Assistant Professor, Tenure Track—Dept. of English</p><p>Northeastern Illinois University, Chicago, IL Aug. 06-May 08 Adjunct Instructor, Dept. of English</p><p>Illinois Institute of Art, Chicago, IL Jun 05- Jan 07 Adjunct Instructor, General Education Dept.</p><p>Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN Graduate Instructor, African American Studies Research Center 2004-2005</p><p>Courses  Hiphop and the Performance of Identity  Gender and Race Theory  Black Women Writers of the Diaspora  Introduction to Gender and Ethnic Studies  Global Men and Masculinities  World Fiction</p><p>Research Research Areas Late 19th and 20th Century American History and Literature ~ African American History and Literature ~ Critical Race Studies ~ Whiteness Studies ~ African Diaspora History and Literature ~ Cultural Studies ~ Gender Studies ~ Hiphop Studies</p><p> s. Spaulding, CV 1 Research Interests  Construction of private vs. personal and national vs. global racial identities</p><p> Literature as an historical medium for the production and perpetuation of race</p><p> Performative dimensions in social phenomena</p><p> Use of artistic performance and communication as scholarly inquiry and research</p><p>Research Presentations & Lectures</p><p> Paris, France Apr 2011 The Collegium for African American Research “Margin Me: Moving Towards the Margin in Hopes of Utopia”</p><p> Minneapolis, MN Apr 2011 12th Annual White Privilege Conference “Some of My Best Friends Are White: Notes from within the Anti-Privilege Movement”</p><p> Colorado Springs, CO Jan 2011 Educating Children of Color/Reach Higher Summit “Hiphop Pedagogy: Strategies for using Hiphop to Teach Diversity and Inclusivity”</p><p> Trinidad and Tobago Nov 2010 10th Annual International Conference on Caribbean Literature “A Connecticut Yankee in Caliban’s Land”</p><p> Colorado Springs, CO Oct. 2010 Women’s Authored Lives, Women to Women Dialogue Series</p><p> New Orleans, LA Mar 2010 National Council for Black Studies 34th Annual Conference “Trekking Space, Transforming Race: (De)colonizing Virtual Realities in the Final Frontier”</p><p> Louisville, KY Mar 2010 61st Annual Convention of the Conference on College Composition and Communication “Switching Codes: Articulating the Black Market Value of Whiteness at HBCUs”</p><p> San Francisco, CA Oct 2009 40th Anniversary of the College of Ethnic Studies International Conference “Black House, White Market: Critical Whiteness Studies in the Future of Ethnic Studies” </p><p> Atlanta, GA Mar 2009 National Council for Black Studies 33rd Annual Conference “Countering the Counter Discursive in Hip-Hop”</p><p> San Francisco, CA Feb 2009 San Francisco State University Annual BSU African American Heritage Month “My President’s Black”</p><p> s. Spaulding, CV 2  Cameroon, Africa Nov 2008 1st International Conference on African and Caribbean Literature “Sojourning in Place:” (Re)placing Place in Caribbean Literature</p><p> San Andres, Colombia May 2008 XXXIII Caribbean Studies Association Conference “White Fathers-Black Daughters: Authoring Black Women in White Male Literature”</p><p> Atlanta, GA Mar 2008 National Council for Black Studies 32nd Annual Conference Roundtable: “Womanist Verve: Framing Our Activism, Pedagogy and Theory”</p><p> Newark, NJ Mar 2006 23rd Annual Conference Association for the Study of Classical African Civilizations “The Body I Have Become: An Exploration into Becoming a Racialized Being”</p><p> University of Georgia Apr 2005 65th Annual College Language Association Convention “Danger Zone: Hip Hop Culture as the Global Crossroads of Violence and Protest.”</p><p> Belize City, Belize May 2004 Caribbean Studies Association 28th Conference “Against M(O)thering: Mother-Daughter Relationships in Afro-Caribbean Women’s Literature.”</p><p> Purdue University March 2004 4o Years Anniversary American Studies Symposium “The Block on Lock: An Exploration of Black Male Deviance and Social Heroism”</p><p>Research Travel  Puerto Rico October 2004 . Afro-Boriquean Culture and Society  Salvador da Bahia, Brazil May-Jun 2004 . Race in Brazil and Afro-Brazilian Culture and Society  Havana and Santiago de Cuba May-Jun 2003 . Afro-Cuban History and Culture  Montgomery, AL October 2003 . Purdue University Civil Rights Research Tour  New York, NY October 2002 . Purdue University Harlem Renaissance Research Tour  Forte de France, Martinique May-June 2004</p><p>Creative Research Performances  Purdue University Dec 2004 . “Donde esta Loiza? An Exploration of Afro-Latin Culture and the Diaspora</p><p> Purdue University Dec 2003 . “Civil Rights and the Black Arts Movement”</p><p> Purdue University Dec 2002 . “Draped Down and Uptown: Remembering the Harlem Renaissance”</p><p> s. Spaulding, CV 3 Publications “Daring for a Post-Racial America” Revitalizing the American Dream: Essays (2011) on Barack Obama (peer-reviewed and under contract)</p><p>“Countering the Counter Discursive: The Black Market Value of Whiteness April 2011 in Hip Hop” Jay-Z: Essays on Hip-Hop’s Philosopher King, Ed. Julius Bailey McFarland Press</p><p>“Miscegenated Nation: Adam Mansbach’s Angry Black White Boy” CLA Journal 2010 (College Language Association) 53.2:(Dec 2010)</p><p>“An Open Letter to Caster Semenya” www.Afro-Netizen.com 2009</p><p>“Jennifer Hudson’s Tragic Spotlight” www.newsone.com & 2008 www.newblackman.blogspot.com</p><p>Editor, The Lion Speaks: An Anthology for Hurricane Katrina (Interstices, Inc) 2006</p><p>Poet/Author, Stilettoed Roses Bleed (Interstices, Inc) 2004</p><p>Administrative Experience Claflin Literary Arts and Film Society 2009- Colloquium Series Chair</p><p>NEA Big Read at Claflin University 2009-2010 Program Grant Administrator </p><p>Deeply Rooted Productions Apr. 2007- Development Associate Sept. 2007 Grant Developer</p><p>Purdue University Program Coordinator, Black Cultural Center 2000-2005 Performing Arts Ensembles</p><p>Service  University of Colorado at Colorado Springs o WEST Departmental Curriculum Review Committee o Advisor to the UCCS Black Student Union  Community o Developing co-coordinator of the Colorado Coalition for Blacks in Higher Education o Colorado Springs Black Advisory Council o Colorado Springs Urban League Volunteer o Matrix Center Advisory Board o WPC Journal Reviewer Honors and Awards University of Colorado Diversity and Excellence Grant Recipient 2010-2011 UNCF/Mellon Faculty Enhancement Fellowship Awarded (Declined) 2010 National Endowment of the Arts Big Reads Grant 2009-2010 Claflin University Faculty Summer Research Fellowship 2009 Doctoral Research Fellowship, Purdue University 2002-2004 Graduate Research Fellowship, Purdue University 2000-2001. W. E. B. Du Bois essay contest, Purdue University 2000 s. Spaulding, CV 4 “Is the Problem of the 21st Century the Problem of the Color-line?” All American Scholars Recipient, Clark Atlanta University 1999 UNCF/Andrew Mellon Undergraduate Research Fellowship 1998</p><p> s. Spaulding, CV 5</p>