ELVIN E. DELGADO Institute for Integrated Energy Studies • Department of Geography Central Washington University 311 Dean Hall, 400 East University Way • Ellensburg, WA 98926 • USA [email protected] • 509.963.2184 ______________________________________________________________________________ EDUCATION 2012 Ph.D., Geography, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY Dissertation title: “Spaces of Socio-Ecological Distress: Fossil Fuels, Solar Salt and Fishing Communities in Lake Maracaibo, Venezuela” 2002 M.S., Geography (specialization in Health Geography), University of Akron, Akron, OH 1999 B.A., Geography (Minor in Environmental Science), University of Puerto Rico at Río Piedras, San Juan, PR RESEARCH AND TEACHING INTERESTS Energy and Capitalism, Political Ecology, Political Economy and Nature, Health Geography, Latin American Resource Politics, Critical Resource Geography, Qualitative Methods ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT 2014-PRESENT Co-creator and Founding Director, Institute for Integrated Energy Studies and the B.S. in Integrated Energy Studies, College of the Sciences, Central Washington University 2012-PRESENT Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, Central Washington University, Ellensburg, WA 2011 – 2012 Visiting Instructor, International Studies Program, Utica College, Utica, NY 2010 – 2011 Adjunct Faculty, International Studies Program, Utica College, Utica, NY 2008 – 2009 Instructor, Department of Geography, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY GOVERNMENT APPOINTMENT 2015 Board of Directors, Joint Center for Deployment and Research in Earth-Abundant Materials. Appointed by Governor Jay Inslee of Washington State. http://www.governor.wa.gov/board-and-commissions/board-commission- profiles/earth-abundant-materials-board-directors-joint Delgado / 1 PUBLICATIONS Delgado, E. (in press) “Energy Geographies: Thinking Critically About Energy Issues in the Classroom.” Journal of Geography in Higher Education. DOI: 10.1080/03098265.2015.1089475 Delgado, E. (2012). “Oil and natural gas drilling.” In Encyclopedia of Energy, (Ed.) M. Pierce, Golson Media: Salem Press. Vol 1, pp. 955-959. Delgado, E. (2012). “Venezuela.” In Encyclopedia of Energy, (Ed.), M. Pierce, Golson Media: Salem Press. Vol. 1, pp. 1317-1319. Submitted Delgado, E. “Conflictive Energy Landscapes: Petrocasas and the Petrochemical Revolution in Venezuela.” In The Ashgate Research Companion to Energy Geographies, Stefan Bouzarovski, Martin J. Pasqualetti and Vanessa Castan Broto (eds.), Ashgate Press. Delgado, E. “Making Nature Work Harder: Obstacles and (Un)Intended Consequences in the Production of Solar Salt in Venezuela.” Submitted for consideration to the editors of a special issue in Society & Natural Resources. In Preparation Delgado, E. “Sowing the Venezuelan sub-soil: The History of Oil Politics in Venezuela.” (Tentative title) For submission to Political Geography. BOOK CHAPTERS Delgado, E. 2001 “SIGAS: Un Sistema Geográfico de Administración de Salúd,” with Angel David Crúz-Báez. In Geonatura: Sistema de Información Geográfica (SIG) Aplicados a las Ciencias Ambientales y a la Salúd. Edited by Seguinot Barbosa, J. Publicaciones CD Inc., San Juan, Puerto Rico: School of Public Health, University of Puerto Rico. ISBN: 1-881722-59-7. MAP PRODUCTION 2003 Vieques (color topographic reference map). In Ana M. Fabián, “Vieques en mi memoria: Testimonios de vida de ciudadanos Viequenses,” Ediciones Puerto Rico, San Juan 2003, pp. 360. ISBN: 978-0942347838. 2000-02 Professional map production for the book Latin America: Regions and People. New York Guilford Press, written by Dr. Robert Kent. ISBN: 978-1572309098. DEVELOPMENT GRANTS Internal Support 2014 President Innovation Fund. Grant proposal submitted on a competitive basis (University wide) to establish the Institute for Integrated Energy Studies (I2ES). ($500,000) Delgado / 2 RESEARCH GRANTS External Support 2014 & 2015 Patricia Galloway and Kris Nielsen Foundation, “Commodifying the Underground: Political Economy of Hydraulic Fracturing in Northern Patagonia, Argentina,” ($20,000) 2006–07 Fulbright-Institute for International Education Full Grant, “Petro-Capitalism: Environmental Degradation of Lake Maracaibo and the Effects on the Fishing Community of Ancón de Iturre,” ($23,200). Internal Support 2011 Graduate Student Travel Grant, Graduate Student Organization, Syracuse University, ($300) 2010 Graduate Student Travel Grant, Graduate Student Organization, Syracuse University, ($300) 2008 Graduate School Summer Fellowship, Department of Geography, Syracuse University, ($700) 2005 PLACA Summer Research Grant (Program on Latin America and the Caribbean), “Petro-Capitalism: Environmental Degradation of Lake Maracaibo and its Effects on the Fishing Community of Ancón de Iturre,” Moynihan Institute of Syracuse University, ($3,500)-declined 2005 Goekjian Summer Research Grant, “Petro-Capitalism: Environmental Degradation of Lake Maracaibo and its Effects on the Fishing Community of Ancón de Iturre,” Moynihan Institute of Syracuse University, ($2,500) 2005 Creative Grant for Summer Research, “Petro-Capitalism: Environmental Degradation of Lake Maracaibo and its Effects on the Fishing Community of Ancón de Iturre,” Maxwell School of Syracuse University, ($1,000) 2003 PLACA Summer Research Grant (Program on Latin America and the Caribbean) for exploratory dissertation fieldwork, Moynihan Institute of Syracuse University, ($2,500) HONORS AND AWARDS 2014 Honoring Our Professors’ Excellence Award, National Residence Hall Honorary, Central Washington University, Ellensburg, WA 2000 Cartographic Intern, National Geographic Society. Cartographic Department: Washington, DC. Selected as intern in nationally competitive program. Worked in map production, research, and editing on textbooks team. (Paid internship) Delgado / 3 1999 Outstanding Undergraduate Student of the Year, Awarded by “Sociedad de Geógrafos de Puerto Rico.” Department of Geography, University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras, Puerto Rico. UNIVERSITY TEACHING Assistant Professor Central Washington University 2014, 2015 Introduction to Graduate Research (REM 505), Resource Management Graduate Program 2014 World Regional Geography (GEOG 101), Department of Geography, (developed online course) 2013 Society and the Politics of Nature (DHC 251), Douglas Honors College (developed course) 2013, 2014 Alternative Energy Resources and Technologies (GEOG 442), Department of 2015 Geography (x2) 2013 World Regional Geography (GEOG 101), Department of Geography (x2) 2013 Introduction to Human Geography (GEOG 108), Department of Geography 2012, 2013, Energy and Society (ENST 310), Environmental Studies Program (x4) 2014, 2015 2012 Resource Management Colloquium (REM 506), Resource Management Graduate Program Instructor Syracuse University 2012 America and The Global Environment (GEO 103), Department of Geography 2008, 2009 The Natural Environment (GEO 155), Department of Geography Instructor Utica College 2012 Geographies of Health (IST 300Z), International Studies Program (developed online course) 2012 World Regional Geography (IST 101), International Studies Program (Two sections) 2012 Political Ecology (GOV 300B), Government and Politics Program (developed course) Delgado / 4 2012 International Criminal Geography (IST 300Z1), International Studies Program (developed online course) 2011 Geography of Crime (IST 300C), International Studies Program (developed course) 2011 Geographies of Health (IST 300Z), International Studies Program (developed online course) 2011 World Regional Geography (IST 101), International Studies Program (Two sections) (x2) 2011 Geographies of Health (IST 300A), International Studies Program (developed course) 2010 World Regional Geography (IST 101), International Studies Program (Two Sections) (x2) Fall 2010 Political Ecology (GOV 300A), Government and Politics Program (developed course) GRADUATE STUDENT SUPERVISION Advisor 2015-PRESENT Brian Straniti, M.S., Resource Management Graduate Program – in progress. 2014-PRESENT Janessa Zucchetto, M.S., Resource Management Graduate Program (thesis topic: political ecology of hydraulic fracturing in Colorado), in progress. Committee Member 2014-2015 Kara Mowery, M.S., Resource Management Graduate Program (thesis topic: a study of motivating forces behind downtown revitalization projects in Spokane, WA) Completed. 2013-2015 Tiffany J. Waters, M.S., Resource Management Graduate Program (thesis topic: seafood production and the impacts to tribal nations in Washington), Completed. 2013-2015 Andrea Watson, M.S., Resource Management Graduate Program (thesis topic: an analysis of the socio-economic impacts resulting from the Ellsworth Creek Preserve in Pacific County, Washington) Completed. Graduate Student Awards 2014 Janessa Zuchetto, “Investigation of the impacts of fracking on social well-being in relation to split-estate right in Garfield, Co, Colorado,” CWU Graduate Summer Research Fellowship, ($3,500 – HSRC Approval # H15091) Delgado / 5 2014 Janessa Zuchetto, “Investigation of the impacts of fracking on social well-being in relation to split-estate right in Garfield, Co, Colorado,” CWU Masters Research Award, ($600 – HSRC Approval # H15091) External Committee Member 2014 Aidsa Rivera, Doctoral Student, Universidad de Puerto Rico, Graduate School of Public Health (dissertation topic: “El Chick y los del Caño: Ecología Política de Una Nueva Epidemia en Tiempos de Crisis”), in progress. UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT SUPERVISION Supervised Undergraduate Research Presentations 2015 Trinity Turner, “Geographical Analysis of