VALERIE J. KORINEK, PhD Vice Dean Faculty Relations Professor, Department of History College of Arts and Science University of Saskatchewan Tel: (306)966-5990 [email protected] http://artsandscience.usask.ca/profile/VKorinek#/profile CURRICULUM VITAE August 31, 2020 EDUCATION Doctor of Philosophy 1996 Specialization: Canadian Gender and Cultural History Department of History, University of Toronto Supervisor: Professor Paul Rutherford Thesis: “Roughing it in Suburbia: Reading Chatelaine magazine in the Fifties and Sixties” * *Governor General’s Gold Medal Nominee (Honourable mention), Spring Convocation Masters of Arts 1990 Specialization: Canadian History Department of History, University of Toronto Supervisor: Professor Sylvia Van Kirk 2000 Paper: “’This is my father’s world’: The Debate Over Women’s Ordination in the United Church of Canada, 1925-1965” Bachelor of Arts (4 Year with Distinction) 1988 Honours Specialization in History and English University of Toronto at Mississauga APPOINTMENTS Academic Appointments Visiting Professor, McGill Institute for the Study of Canada, August-December 2016 Professor, Department of History, University of Saskatchewan, 2005- Associate Professor, Department of History, U of S 2000-2005 Assistant Professor, Department of History, U of S 1996-2000 Leadership Appointments Vice Dean Faculty Relations, College of Arts and Science, U of S 2018- Head, Department of History, U of S 2008-2011 Research Director, Department of History, U of S 2003-2006 Graduate Director, Department of History, U of S 2000-2002 Associate Memberships Wilson Associate, L.R. Wilson Institute for Canadian History 2020-2023 Department of Women’s and Gender Studies, College of Arts and Science 1998-2002 Page 1 of 21 KORINEK, Valerie J University of Saskatchewan GRANTS Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, Insight Grant 2019-2023 Love + Litigation = Marriage: Canadian Same Sex Marriage and the International Implications VJ Korinek, Principal Investigator ($151,739) Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences: Awards to Scholarly Publications 2017 Prairie Fairies: A History of Queer Communities and People in Western Canada, 1930-1985 VJ Korinek & University of Toronto Press ($8,000) Presidents SSHRC Insight Grant Fund, University of Saskatchewan 2017-2019 “Love + Litigation = Marriage: International Implications of Same Sex Marriage in Canada, 1970-2015 ($6473) University of Saskatchewan, Publications Fund 2017-2018 Prairie Fairies ($3150) University of Saskatchewan College of Arts and Science Research Support for Heads 2008-2011 “Gay and Lesbian Culture, Activism and Social Justice” ($15,000) University of Saskatchewan Provost’s Office Grant for New Department Heads 2008-2011 “Gay and Lesbian Culture, Activism and Social Justice” ($5,000) Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council: Aid to Research Workshops 2008 Marlene Epp, Applicant and co-organizer, University of Waterloo; Franca Iacovetta, University of Toronto, co-organizer & VJ Korinek, University of Saskatchewan, co-organizer “Edible Histories, Cultural Politics: Towards a Canadian Food History” ($21,524) Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council: Standard Research Grant 1999-2003 VJ Korinek, PI: “Prairie Fairies: A History of Gay and Lesbian Activism in Western Canada, 1945- 1980” ($39,000) AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS CCWH English Language Book Prize in Women’s and Gender History 2020 Prairie Fairies: A History of Queer Communities and People in Western Canada, 1930-1985 Canadian Studies Network Best Book in Canadian Studies 2019 Prairie Fairies: A History of Queer Communities and People in Western Canada, 1930-1985 Oral History Association Book Award 2019 Beyond Women’s Words: Feminism and the Practices of Oral History in the 21st Century Canadian Historical Association Clio Prize 2019 Prairie Region Best Book Award Prairie Fairies: A History of Queer Communities and People in Western Canada, 1930-1985 Jennifer Welsh Scholarly Writing Award 2019 Saskatchewan Book Awards Prairie Fairies: A History of Queer Communities and People in Western Canada, 1930-1985 Page 2 of 21 KORINEK, Valerie J University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon YWCA Women of Distinction Nominee (category Educator) 2019 Provost’s Award for Outstanding Teacher 2017 University of Saskatchewan, College of Arts and Science: Humanities and Fine Arts Canadian Committee on the History of Sexuality Best Article Prize: 2014 “’We’re the Girls of the Pansy Parade’: Historicizing Winnipeg’s Queer Subcultures, 1930-1970” University of Saskatchewan Distinguished Graduate Supervisor Nominee 2009 Saskatoon YWCA Woman of Distinction Nominee (category Educator) 2006 Laura Jamieson Book Prize 2001 Canadian Research Institute for the Advancement of Women, Best Feminist Book by a Canadian Author for Roughing it in the Suburbs: Reading Chatelaine in the Fifties and Sixties Saskatchewan Book Award SHORT LIST (Academic Writing) 2001 Roughing it in the Suburbs University of Saskatchewan Student Union Teaching Award Nomination 1999 *Nominated by the students in HIS 260.3: History of Canadian Women Governor General’s Gold Medal Nominee (Honourable mention) 1996 University of Toronto June Convocation Ontario Graduate Scholarship, Province of Ontario 1994-1995 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Doctoral Fellowship 1992-1994 University of Toronto Open Doctoral Fellowships 1990-1992 TEACHING & GRADUATE SUPERVISON TEACHING University of Saskatchewan 2020-2021 Gender and Sexuality PhD Comprehensive Field: HIST 859.3 2019 “History of Queer Communities in Western Canada, Part II” HIST 460/660: Women and Gender in the History of the Great Plains of Canada and the U.S., University of Alberta, Department of History, March 27, 2019. 2018-2019 Gender and Sexuality PhD Comprehensive Field, HIST 859.3 2017-2018 History Matters: Gender, Sex and Social Justice in North America From Settlement to Queer Marriage, HIST 135.3 Canadian Women’s History, 1919-the Present, HIST 260.3 The Age of Affluence: Post 1945 Canada, HIST 363.3 Post Confederation Canada PhD Comprehensive Field, HIST 859.3 2016-2017 Sabbatical Leave Page 3 of 21 KORINEK, Valerie J University of Saskatchewan 2015-2016 Teaching Release for Graduate Teaching 2014-2015 History Matters: Gender, Sex and Social Justice in North America From Settlement to Queer Marriage, HIST 135.3 Recipes for a Nation, HIST 365.3 20th Century Canadian Popular Culture, HIST 498.3 Writing History, HIST 884.3 2013-2014 Canadian Women’s History from Contact to 1918, HIST 259.3 Canadian Women’s History from 1919-Present, HIST 260.3 North American History of Sexuality, HIST 392.3 Canadian Gender History, HIST 498.3 2012-2013 Canadian Women’s History, HIST 260.3 Writing History, HIST 884.3 Doctoral Reading Field Comparative Gender and Sexuality, Minor Field Doctoral Reading Field Comparative Gender and Sexuality, Major Field 2011-2012 Introductory Canadian History, HIST 152.3 Recipes for a Nation: Food History in Canada, HIST 398.3 2010-2011 Recipes for a Nation: Food History in Canada HIST 398.3 2009-2010 Doctoral Reading Field, Comparative Gender and Sexuality, HIST 859.3 HIST 859.3 Canadian Gender and Sexuality, Since 1850 (T2) 2008 Gender and Sexuality, Doctoral Reading Field, HIST 859.3 2007-2008 Post Confederation Canada, HIST 152.3 History of Canadian Popular Culture, HIST 464.6 History of Gender and Sexuality, HIST 859.3 Doctoral Reading Field: Gender and Sexuality, HIST 859.3, Section 8 2006-2007 Canadian Women’s History: 1919 to Present, HIST 260.3 Canadian Women’s History, HIST 498.3 2005-2006 Canadian Women’s History to 1918, HIST 259.3 The Age of Affluence, Canada Since 1945, HIST 363.3 North American History of Sexuality, HIST 392.3 Post World War II Canada, HIST 859.3 Doctoral Reading Field (with J.R. Miller) Canada Since 1700 Doctoral Reading Field, Gender and Sexuality 2004-2005 Post Confederation Canada, HIST 152.3 Canadian Women’s History, 1919-Present, HIST 260.3 History of Canadian Popular Culture, HIST 464.6 2003 History of Sexuality in North American, HIST 392.3 Studies in Canadian History, Gender and Sexuality, HIST 898.3 Section 5 2002 Canadian Women’s History, 1919-the Present, HIST 260.3 The Age of Affluence, Post 1945 Canada, HIST 363.3 Page 4 of 21 KORINEK, Valerie J University of Saskatchewan 2000-2001 Canadian Women’s History, HIST 461.6 Gender and Sexuality in Canada, 1850-Present, HIST 859.3 1999-2000 Canadian Women’s History to 1918, HIST 259.3 History of Canadian Popular Culture, HIST 498.3 1998-1999 Canadian Women’s History to 1918, HIST 259.3 Canadian Women’s History, 1919-Present, HIST 260.3 Canadian Women’s History, HIST 461.6 Studies in Canadian History: Gender and Sexuality, HIST 859.3 1997-1998 Post Confederation Canada, HIST 152.3 Canadian Women’s History to 1918, HIST 259.3 Canadian Women’s History 1919 to Present, HIST 260.3 History of Canadian Popular Culture, HIST 499.6 1996-1997 Canadian History from Earliest Settlement to Present Day, HIST 206.6 (Two Sections were taught of this class) Protest Movements in Canada, 1929-1945, HIST 308.3 Studies in the History of Canadian Prairie Settlement, HIST 307.3 GRADUATE STUDENT SUPERVISION Currently Supervise: Kiera Mitchell, PhD Candidate, Thesis Title: “A Legal history of marriage evolution in Canada: 1950- 2000” Candice Klein, PhD Candidate, Thesis Title: “’Lacking a Lady, One Makes Do’: The History of Sexuality in the Canadian Prairies, 1890-1945” Completed: Keira Mitchell, M.A. 2020. Thesis Title: “Fertile Clay: Beth Hone, Spiritual Feminism, and Women’s Transnational Activism in SK, 1970-2000” Karrie Gibbons, M.A. 2020. Thesis Title: ‘Even the Youngest Can Help’: The First World War, Girls and the Junior Red Cross in Western Canada Michelle Brandsma, M.A. 2017. Thesis Title: ‘An Honoured Place’: Gender, Work and the Brook Family on the Western Canadian Home Front During the First World War. Jessica Campbell, M.A. 2017. Thesis Title: An Analysis of Women and the Environment,1975-1990 Frances Reilly, Ph.D. 2016. Thesis Title: “Controlling Contagion: Policing and Prescribing Sexual and Political Normalcy in Cold War Canada.” Victoria Lamb Drover, Ph.D.