Cindi SturtzSreetharan CURRICULUM VITAE EMPLOYMENT Associate Professor of Anthropology, with tenure ASU School of Human Evolution & Social Change, 2020-present Associate Professor of Anthropology, without tenure ASU School of Human Evolution & Social Change, 2015-2020 Additional Institutional Affiliations: Faculty Affiliate: Center for Global Health Prior to ASU Professor, CSU Sacramento, Department of Anthropology, 2013-2015 Associate Professor (with tenure), CSU Sacramento, Department of Anthropology, 2008-2013 Assistant Professor, CSU Sacramento, Department of Anthropology, 2002-2008 Visiting Assistant Professor, University of Iowa, Department of Anthropology, 2001-2002 English Teacher, Board of Education, Kawagoe-shi, Saitama, Japan, 1994-1995 Faculty Affiliate, Asian Studies Program, California State University, Sacramento, 2002 - 2015 EDUCATION Doctor of Philosophy, Linguistic Anthropology, 2001 University of California, Davis, Dissertation: “Danseigo da zo! Japanese Men’s Language: Stereotypes, Realities, and Ideologies. Chair: Janet S Shibamoto Smith Masters of Arts, Asian Studies, 1994 University of Oregon Bachelor of Arts, International Relations, 1992 Willamette University RESEARCH INTERESTS Linguistic and Cultural Anthropology; Gender; Stigma; Applied Linguistic Methods; Citizen Sociolinguistics/Science Geographic areas: Japan, United States, Korea SECTION 1: RESEARCH SUMMARY Total Record Total Publications 2 books + 30 articles + 2 chapters + 1 encyclopedia entry Lead author articles: 63% Publication Impact Total citations: 523, H-index: 12, I-10 Index: 13 Grants Awarded, 1998-2021 10 grant awards total (including 3 dissertation awards) PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS Co-author mentorship: ** undergraduate student; * graduate student; † postdoctoral researcher IF: impact factor, IF5: 5 year impact factor; NR: not reported BOOKS (1 total) 1 SturtzSreetharan, C.L. (20%), A.A. Brewis, J. Hardin, S. Trainer, A. Wutich. 2021. Fat-in-Four Cultures: A Global Ethnography of Weight. University of Toronto Press. Role: Corresponding author; co-directed research design; collected data (22 interviews in Japan); co-designed analysis; all writing done collaboratively. PEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS (32 total) Accepted and in press 32 SturtzSreetharan, C.L. (75%), S. Trainer, A. Brewis. 2021. The Harm Inflicted by Polite Concern: Language, Fat, and Stigma. Culture, Medicine, and Psychiatry. DOI: 10.1007/s11013-021-09742-5 (IF: 2.2, IF5: 2.6) Role: corresponding author; co-directed research design; performed data collection (22 interviews in Japan); designed analysis; lead writer. 31 Wutich, A., Beresford, M., C.L. SturtzSreetharan (25%), A. Brewis, S. Trainer, J. Hardin. 2021. Metatheme analysis: A qualitative method for cross-cultural research. International Journal of Qualitative Methods. (IF: 2.8, IF5: 5.8) Role: contributed to protocol design, recruitment, and analysis; coded data and contributed to developing themes; assisted in writing and editing; responsible for all Japan related data and information. 3 30 Ruth, A., A. Brewis & C.L. SturtzSreetharan (40%). 2021. Effectiveness of Social Science Research Opportunities: A Study of Course-based Undergraduate Research Experiences (CUREs). Teaching in Higher Education. DOI: 10.1080/13562517.2021.1903853. (IF: 3.0, IF5: 3.5) Role: contributed to survey design, recruitment, and analysis; co-developed thematic codebook, coded data, and contributed to developing themes; assisted in writing and editing. 29 Mitchell*, C., E. Ore, A. Wutich, C.L. SturtzSreetharan (20%), A. Brewis, & O. Davis. Accepted (2022). Sister-girl talk: A community-based method for group interviewing & analysis. Field Methods 34(2). (IF: 1.4, IF5: 3.3) Role: co-chair of first author PhD committee; assisted in writing and editing; provided linguistic anthropological fieldwork/methodological-specific assistance. 28 SturtzSreetharan, C.L. 2021. ‘My body doesn’t hinder me, so I’m satisfied’: Enacting a Japanese life through lingual life histories. Journal of Anthropological Research 77(1): 67-82. (IF: 0.65, IF5: NR) 27 King*, S., Y. Ren*, K. Idemaru, & C.L. SturtzSreetharan (40%). 2021. Sounding like a father: The influence of regional dialect on perceptions of masculinity and fatherhood. Language in Society. (IF: 2.4, IF5: NR) Role: corresponding author; provided data; developed and designed qualitative data methods for collection and analysis; wrote first draft. 2020 26 Scagliusi, F.B., M. D. Ulian, B. Gualano, O. J. Roble, U. Fernandez, P. de Morais Sato, C. L. SturtzSreetharan (10%), A. Brewis, A. Wutich. 2020. “Before I saw a gas canister, now I see a person”: Post-intervention qualitative differences in body acceptance and response to weight stigma in everyday lives among Brazilian ‘gorda’ women living with obesity. Human Organization, 79(3): 176-191. https://doi.org/10.17730/1938-3525- 79.3.176 (IF: 0.81, IF5: NR) Role: contributed to data (narrative) analysis; edited initial draft; assisted with revisions; edited proofs. 25 Swami, V., U. Tran, D. Barron, . C.L. SturtzSreetharan, et al. 2020. The breast size satisfaction survey (BSSS): Breast size dissatisfaction and its antecedents and outcomes in women from 40 nations. Body Image 32: 199-217. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.bodyim.2020.01.006 (IF: 6.4, IF5: NR) C. L. SturtzSreetharan 4 Role: directed data collection in Japan; supervised Japanese field assistant; recruited participants; translated survey instrument and answers; directed data cleaning and management. 24 Ruth, A., C.L. SturtzSreetharan (25%), A. Brewis, A. Wutich. 2020. Structural Competency of Pre-Health Students: Can a Single Course Lead to Meaningful Change? Medical Science Educator. 10.1007/s40670-019-00909-9 (metrics not reported) Role: contributed to initial conceptualizations of research methods; co-designed survey instrument; supervised and trained students; coded data; contributed to multiple drafts of manuscript. 23 Trainer, S., J. Hardin, C.L. SturtzSreetharan (25%), A. Brewis. 2020. Worry-nostalgia: Anxieties around the felt fading of local cuisines and foodways. Gastronomica. Summer: 67-78. (metrics not reported) Role: co-directed research design; performed data collection (22 interviews in Japan); designed analysis; edited several drafts of ms. 22 SturtzSreetharan, C.L. 2020. Citizen Sociolinguistics: A data collection approach for hard-to-capture naturally-occurring language data. Field Methods 32(3). (IF: 1.4, IF5: 3.3) 21 SturtzSreetharan, C.L. (80%) and J. Shibamoto-Smith. 2020. Fathers of Massan: What an NHK asadora tells us about Japanese Fatherhood. Japanese Studies. 40(2): 195-217. IF: does not report. https://doi.org/10.1080/10371397.2020.1735322 (metrics not reported) Role: conceptualized manuscript; designed and executed the data analysis; procured and prepared all data for analysis; wrote original draft. 2019 20 Agostini‡, G., C.L. SturtzSreetharan (50%), A. Wutich, D. Williams, A. Brewis, A. 2019. Citizen Sociolinguistics: A new method for understanding fat talk and other sociolinguistic phenomena, PLoS ONE. 14(5):e0217618. DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0217618. (No longer reports IF) Role: conceptualized manuscript; directed research design; designed data analysis; designed codebook; created codes; coded data; co-write initial draft of ms; supervised post-doctoral student first author; undertook all revisions. 19 SturtzSreetharan, C.L. (70%), G. Agostini‡, A. Wutich, A.A. Brewis, C. Mitchell*, O. Rines*, B Romanello*. 2019.“I need to lose some weight”: Masculinity and body image as negotiated through fat talk. Psychology of Men and Masculinity 21(1):148-161. DOI: 10.1037/men0000219 (IF: 2.9, IF5: 3.9) C. L. SturtzSreetharan 5 Role: conceptualized manuscript; directed research design; designed data analysis; designed codebook; created codes; coded data; co-write initial draft of ms; supervised graduate student co-authors; supervised post-doctoral student first author; undertook all revisions 18 SturtzSreetharan, C.L. (70%), G. Agostini‡, A. A. Brewis, A. Wutich. 2019. Fat talk: A citizen sociolinguistic approach. Journal of Sociolinguistics 23(3): 263-283. DOI: 10.1111/josl.12342 (IF: 1.3, IF5: NR) Role: conceptualized and designed studies; performed and supervised data collection (n = 500); led analysis; lead writer; mentored post-doc, graduate and undergraduate student assistants. 17 SturtzSreetharan, C.L. (90%) and A.A. Brewis. 2019. Rice, men, and other everyday anxieties: Navigating obesogenic urban food environments in Osaka, Japan. In Vojnovic, I., A. Pearson, A. Gershim, G. Deverteuil, and A. Allen (eds.), Handbook of Global Urban Health, Routledge, pp. 545-564. Role: conducted all recruitment and data collection (22 interviews in Japan); designed, prepared data for, and executed analysis; drafted all sections pertaining to Japan (background, data analysis and discussion); undertook revisions. 2018 16 SturtzSreetharan, C.L. (65%), S. Trainer, A. Wutich, & A.A. Brewis. 2018. Moral Biocitizenship: Discursively managing food and the body after Bariatric Surgery. Journal of Linguistic Anthropology 28(2): 221-240. (IF: 1.9, IF5: NR) Role: conceptualized the manuscript; designed and executed analysis; lead writer; conducted all revisions. 15 S.Y. Han, A.A. Brewis, C.L. SturtzSreetharan (30%). 2018. Employment and Weight Status: The extreme case of body concern in South Korea. Economics and Human Biology 29: 115-121. (IF: 2.2, IF5: NR) Role: contributed to conceptualization of analysis; provided expertise on background, analysis, and discussion of the context of East Asia.