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CURRICULUM VITAE

Lisa M. Martinez Department of Sociology and Criminology

University of Denver

ADDRESS 2000 E. Asbury Avenue Denver, CO 80208-0942 (303) 871-2994 Email: [email protected] EDUCATION 2004 Ph.D. University of Arizona, Sociology

Dissertation, Latino Political Participation: Internal Diversity and External Constraints Committee: Ron Breiger (Chair), Sarah Soule, Kathleen Schwartzman, and John A. Garcia

2000 M.A. University of Arizona, Sociology 1998 B.A. University of Texas-Austin, Sociology (High Honors, Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha Kappa Delta) PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 2014-2017 Chair, Department of Sociology and Criminology, University of Denver 2010-present Associate Professor, Department of Sociology and Criminology, University of Denver 2005-present Core Faculty Member, DU Latino Center for Community Engagement and Scholarship

(DULCCES), University of Denver 2005-10 Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology and Criminology, University of Denver 2004-05 Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Northeastern University PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS American Sociological Association Section on Collective Behavior and Social Movements Section on International Migration

Section on Latino/a Sociology Section on Political Sociology Pacific Sociological Association Society for the Study of Social Problems

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Curriculum Vitae—Lisa M. Martinez

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PUBLICATIONS Journal Articles and Chapters 2016 Jazmin A. Muro and Lisa M. Martinez. “Constrained Desires: The Romantic Partner

Preferences of College-Educated Latinas.” Latino Studies 14(2):172-191. 2016 Lisa M. Martinez, Maria Salazar, and Debora Ortega. “Dehumanizing and Humanizing

Pedagogies: Lessons from U.S. Latina/o and Undocumented Youth through the P-16 Pipeline.” Pp. 131-148 in Race, Equity, and the Learning Environment: The Global Relevance of Critical and Inclusive Pedagogies in Higher Education by Frank Tuitt, Chayla Haynes, and Saran Stewart (eds.). Sterling, VA: Stylus Publishing.

2016 Maria Salazar, Lisa M. Martinez, and Debora Ortega. “Sowing the Semillas of Critical

Multicultural Citizenship for Latina/o Undocumented Youth: Spaces In-School and Out-of-School.” International Journal of Multicultural Education 18:88-106.

2015 Katie Dingeman-Cerda, Edelina Burciaga, and Lisa M. Martinez. "Neither Sinners nor Saints:

Complicating the Discourse of Noncitizen Deservingness.” Association of Mexican American Educators Journal 9:62-73.

2014 Lisa M. Martinez. “Dreams Deferred: The Impact of Legal Reforms on Undocumented

Latina/o Youth.” American Behavioral Scientist 58:1873-1890.

2013 Lisa M. Martinez, Julio Alas, and Manuel Ceballos. “Challenges of Ascending the Ivory Tower: Latina/o College Students’ Experiences at a Predominantly White College.” Pp. 1-15 in The Plight of Students of Color at Predominantly White Institutions: A Critical Reader by Ray Von Robertson (ed.). Dubuque, IA: Kendall Hunt Publishing Company.

2012 Tom Knecht and Lisa M. Martinez. “Engaging the Reluctant? Interpersonal Contact and Attitudes toward the Homeless. PS: Politics and Society 45:106-111. 2011 Lisa M. Martinez. “Mobilizing Marchers in the Mile-High City: The Role of Community- Based Organizations.” Pp. in 123-41 in Rallying for Immigrant Rights by Irene Bloemraad and Kim Voss (eds.). University of California Press. 2010 Lisa M. Martinez. “Politicizing the Family: The Significance of Cultural Frames on Latino Protest in Colorado” Latino Studies 8:463-84. 2010 Wade T. Roberts, Lisa M. Martinez, and Sophie Kauffman. “Race/Ethnic Disparities in

Self-Rated Health: The Mediating Role of SES and Social Trust.” Sociological Focus 43:349-68. 2010 Lisa M. Martinez. “The Rise of Latina/o Political Influence.” Pp. 345-68 in Being Brown in Dixie: Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration in the New South by Cameron D. Lippard and Charles

A. Gallagher (eds.). Boulder, CO: First Forum Press. 2010 Lisa M. Martinez. “Mobilization Matters: Moving Immigrant and Latina Women into the Public Sphere.” Pp. 127-45 in Contours of Citizenship: Women, Diversity and the Practices of Citizenship by Margaret Abraham, Esther Ngan-ling Chow, Laura Maratou-Alipranti, and Evangelia Tastsoglou (eds.). Ashgate Publishers. 2009 Frank Tuitt, Michele D. Hanna, Lisa M. Martinez, and Maria Salazar. “Faculty of Color in the

Academy: Teaching in the Line of Fire.” Thought & Action 24:65-74.


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2009 Tom Knecht and Lisa M. Martinez. “Humanizing the Homeless: Does Contact Erode Stereotypes?” Social Science Research 38:521-34.

2008 Lisa M. Martinez. “Flowers from the Same Soil: Latino Solidarity in the Wake of the 2006

Immigrant Mobilizations.” Special Issue on the Spring Marches of 2006. American Behavioral Scientist 52:557-579.

2008 Lisa M. Martinez. “The Individual and Contextual Determinants of Protest among Latinos.” Mobilization 13:180-204.

2005 Lisa M. Martinez. 2005. “Yes We Can: Latino Participation in Unconventional Politics.”

Social Forces 84:135-55. Policy Briefs 2015 Lisa M. Martinez. “Denver: A Re-Emergent Immigrant Destination.” Background memo

prepared for the Americas Society/Council of the Americas Annual Roundtable Meeting. Denver, CO.

2012 Lisa M. Martinez. “Getting Detention or Getting Detained?: School Resource Officers in Colorado School Districts.” 2010 Lisa M. Martinez and Debora Ortega. “The State of Latinos: Immigration.” URL: http://www.fundacionaztecaamerica.org/immigration/whitepaperimmigration.pdf 2009 Debora Ortega and Lisa M. Martinez. “The State of Latinos: Census 2010.” URL:

http://www.fundacionaztecaamerica.org/Census2010/whitepapercensus2010.pdf

2008 Maria Salazar, Miriam Bornstein-Gomez, Salvador Mercado, Lisa M. Martinez, Debora Ortega, Oscar Somoza, Wendy Mendez, and Ana Leon. “Agenda Latina: The State of Latinos 2008—Defining an Agenda for the Future.” URL: https://www.du.edu/newsroom/releases/media/agendalatina.pdf

Other Publications 2015 Lisa M. Martinez. “Politics of Family.” In Encyclopedia of Latinos & Latinas in Contemporary

Politics, Law, & Social Movements by Suzanne Oboler and Deena J. Gonzalez (eds.). Oxford University Press.

2015 Lisa M. Martinez. “The Immigrant Rights Movement: Then and Now.” Essay Dialogue in

Mobilizing Ideas, blog of the Center for the Study of Society, Notre Dame University. URL: https://mobilizingideas.wordpress.com/2015/12/03/the-immigrant-rights-movement-then-and-now/

2008 Frank Tuitt, Michele D. Hanna, and Lisa M. Martinez (eds.). October 2008. “Faculty of Color

in the Academy: Teaching in the Line of Fire.” University of Denver Faculty Forum, Occasional Paper #1. URL: www.du.edu/facsen/occasionalpapers/FacultyForumOctober2008.pdf.

2007 Jesus Treviño, Sheila Summers Thompson, Lisa M. Martinez, Annemarie Vaccaro, Catherine

Trouth, and Denise Pappas-Lucero. “DU Campus Climate Analysis: Final Report from a 2005 Campus Wide Survey.” URL: http://www.du.edu/cme/diversity/documents/CampusClimateFinalReport.pdf.

2004 Lisa M. Martinez. Review, It’s About Time: Couples and Careers, by Phyllis Moen (ed.). Journal of Marriage and Family 66(3):839-40.

http://www.fundacionaztecaamerica.org/immigration/whitepaperimmigration.pdf

http://www.fundacionaztecaamerica.org/Census2010/whitepapercensus2010.pdf

https://www.du.edu/newsroom/releases/media/agendalatina.pdf

http://www.du.edu/facsen/occasionalpapers/FacultyForumOctober2008.pdf

http://www.du.edu/cme/diversity/documents/CampusClimateFinalReport.pdf


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2002 Lisa M. Martinez. “Women and Work.” Pp. 61-65 in The Sociology of Gender and Work: Syllabi and Teaching Materials (2nd edition), by Carrie Yang Costello (ed.). Washington, D.C.: American Sociological Association.

PAPERS UNDER REVIEW AND WORK IN PROGRESS “Logics of Exclusion: Latinas’ Narratives of Interracial Dating” (with Jazmin Muro). Revise and resubmit. “The Direct and Indirect Effects of Immigrant Detention and Deportation” (with Debora Ortega). Under review. “Letting Americans Become American.” Under review. “Institutionalized versus Holistic Approaches to Refugee Integration” (with Katie Lynn-Vecqueray). Under review. “All the Bright Lights: Radical Transformation of Educated Undocumented Youth in the U.S.” In preparation. “Gilded Cages: Labor Market Experiences and Precarious Mobility among 1.5 Generation Latinos.” In progress.

PROFESSIONAL CONFERENCES AND INVITED PRESENTATIONS Conference Presentations Lisa M. Martinez. “All the Bright Lights: Emerging Consciousness and Radical Transformation of

Undocumented Youth on the Margins of the Educational Pipeline.” Paper to be presented at the Society for the Scientific Study of Social Problems Annual Meeting. Seattle, WA. August 2016.

Maria Salazar, Debora Ortega, and Lisa M. Martinez. “Humanizing and Dehumanizing Experiences among Latina/o Undocumented Youth through the K-16 Pipeline.” Paper presented at the International Conference on Sociology, Athens Institute for Education Research (ATINER). Athens, Greece. May 2015.

Lisa M. Martinez, Maria Salazar, and Debora M. Ortega. “Dreams Denied: The Impact of Mass Deportation in Mixed-Citizenship Families.” Paper presented at the Blurring the Border Conference. Merced, CA. April 2015. Lisa M. Martinez. “The Migration and Incorporation Experiences of Undocumented Latina/o Youth in a Re-

Emerging Destination State.” Paper presented at the Immigration to the U.S South Conference. Gainesville, FL. October 2014.

Lisa M. Martinez. “Dreams Deferred: The Impact of Legal Reforms on Undocumented Latina/o Youth.” Latinos in New and Old Destination Cities Symposium. St. Petersburg, FL. November 2013. Lisa M. Martinez. “Short Chutes or Long Ladders? The Educational Trajectories of Latina/o and Immigrant Youth.” Paper presented at the American Sociological Association Meetings (Roundtable Session). New York, NY. August 2013. Lisa M. Martinez and Wade T. Roberts. “Getting the Lead Out (Unevenly): Race/Ethnicity, Migrant Status, and Disparities in Elevated Blood Lead Levels in Children.” Paper presented at the Society for the Study of Social Problems Meetings. New York, NY. August 2013. Lisa M. Martinez. “Latino Political Movements in Colorado.” Paper presented at the American Sociological Association Meetings. Denver, CO. August 2012.


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Lisa M. Martinez. “Getting Detention or Getting Detained?: The Campaign to Remove Immigration Officials from Colorado Schools.” Paper presented at the Sociologists without Borders Mini-Conference. Denver, CO. August 2012. Lisa M. Martinez. “Politicizing the Family: The Role of Grassroots Organizations in Mobilizing Immigrants

for Political Action.” Paper presented at the International Sociological Association RC 31 Committee on Migration. Gothenburg, Sweden. July 2010.

Tom Knecht and Lisa M. Martinez. “Engaging the Reluctant? Interpersonal Contact and Attitudes toward the Homeless.” Paper presented at the Southwest Social Science Association Meetings. Denver, CO. April 2009. Lisa M. Martinez. “Coordinating Grasstops to Mobilize Grassroots: A Network Analysis of Immigrant Rights Organizations.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association. Boston, MA. August 2008. Lisa M. Martinez. “Framing Immigration: The Media and Competing Claims about the 2006 Immigration

Protests.” Paper presented at the Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics Meetings. San Jose, Costa Rica. July 2008.

Lisa M. Martinez, “Politicizing the Family: Family Frames and their Implications for Latino Protest.” Paper presented at the Pacific Sociological Association Meetings. Portland, OR. April 2008. Tom Knecht and Lisa M. Martinez. “Changing Opinions on Homelessness.” Paper presented at the Western

Political Science Association Meetings. San Diego, CA. March 2008.

Lisa M. Martinez. “Mobilizing Women: Grassroots Organizations’ Strategies to Increase Latina Participation.” Paper presented at the International Sociological Association RC 32 Committee on Women in Society. Athens, Greece. June 2007. Lisa M. Martinez. “The Politics of Immigration in a Bellwether State: Preliminary Evidence from Colorado.”

Invited paper presented at the “Immigration Protests of Spring 2006: Lessons Learned, Future Trajectories” Conference. Berkeley, CA. April 2007.

Lisa M. Martinez. “Latino Political Capital and Engagement.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association. Montréal, Québec. August 2006. Lisa M. Martinez. “Contrasting Perspectives on Global Trade: NAFTA through the Eyes of Workers and Labor Organizers in Mexico’s Blue Jeans Capital.” Paper presented at the ISA World Congress of Sociology.

Durban, South Africa. July 2006.

Lisa M. Martinez. “Moving from the Margins? Insights into Latinos’ Political Integration.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association. Philadelphia, PA. August 2005.

Lisa M. Martinez. “Structuring Participation: An Examination of State-Level Constraints on Latino

Political Involvement.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Pacific Sociological Association. Portland, OR. April 2005. Lisa M. Martinez. “Latino Political Participation: The Challenges of Complexity, Identity, and National Origin.”

Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association. San Francisco, CA. August 2004.

Lisa M. Martinez. “The Individual and Contextual Determinants of Latino Political Participation.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Eastern Sociological Society. New York, NY. February 2004.


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Lisa M. Martinez. “Biographical, Microstructural, and Contextual Determinants of Ethnic Political Participation: The Case of U.S. Latinos.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, Atlanta, GA. August 2003. Lisa M. Martinez. “Helping Students Look Beyond the ‘Liberal Rhetoric’: Strategies for Teaching Race and Gender Courses.” Conference for Women of Color in the Arizona Academy, Arizona State University. Tempe, AZ. May 2003. Lisa M. Martinez. “Making the Grade: The Factors that Account for Adolescent Latinas’ Success in School.”

Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Pacific Sociological Association. Pasadena, CA. April 2003.

Lisa M. Martinez. “Political Attitudes among Cubans, Mexicans, and Puerto Ricans: A Log-Linear Analysis of LNPS Data.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association. Chicago, IL. August 2002. Lisa M. Martinez. “NAFTA and the Maquila Industry in Mexico: An Ethnographic Study of Tehuacán, Puebla.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association. Anaheim, CA. August 2001. Lisa M. Martinez. “Navigating the System: The Experiences of Mexican Immigrants in Southern Arizona.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the National Association for Chicana and Chicano Studies. Tucson, AZ. April 2001. Lisa M. Martinez. “The Maquila Industry in Mexico: Preliminary Results from Tehuacán, Puebla.” Paper presented at the Center for Latin American Studies. Tucson, AZ. September 2000. Michelle Bata, Lisa M. Martinez, and James Noon. “Elderly Dependency and Economic Growth: A Pooled Time- Series Cross Sectional Analysis of Developing Countries.” Poster presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association. Washington, D.C. August 2000. Michelle Bata and Lisa M. Martinez. “Parental Involvement and Child Well Being: A Quantitative Study of

Divorced, Custodial Fathers.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Pacific Sociological Association. San Diego, CA. April 2000.

Lisa M. Martinez. “Differences in Prenatal Care among Mexican Origin Women along the U.S.-Mexico Border.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southern Demographic Association. Orlando, FL. September 1997. Invited Lectures and Presentations Panelist. “50 Years Later: Contemplating the Legacy of the Chicana/o Movement in Denver, Colorado.”

Panelist at the National Association of Chicana/o Studies Conference. Denver, CO. April 2016.

Panelist. “The Republican Debate in Colorado: What it Means, What to Expect, and the State of the Race.” Department of Political Science. University of Denver, Denver, CO. October 2015. Lisa M. Martinez. “Short Chutes or Long Ladders? Pathways to Mobility among Latina/o and Undocumented Youth.” AHSS Faculty Lecture Series. University of Denver, Denver, CO. April 2014. Lisa M. Martinez. “The Impact of Legal Reforms on Undocumented Latina/o Youth.” crImmigration Law and Policy Workshop. Sturm College of Law, University of Denver. March 2014. Lisa M. Martinez. “Answering the Call: Building Educational Pipelines for Latinas/os in Academia.” Latino Graduate Association Conference, University of Denver. February 2014.


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Lisa M. Martinez. “Opening Gates and Overcoming Barriers: Understanding Latina/o Student Success in Higher Education.” Winter Quarter Provost Luncheon. February 2014. Lisa M. Martinez. “Immigration Reform: Where Are We at This Point?” Montview Presbyterian Church,

Denver, CO. October 2013. Lisa M. Martinez. “Stories of Dreamers: Undocumented Americans on the Path to College.” Keeping the Dream

Alive Conference, University of Denver, Denver, CO. October 2013. Lisa M. Martinez. “Immigration Law and Policy in Colorado.” Qualitative Methods Graduate Symposium. Korbel School of International Studies, University of Denver, Denver, CO. May 2013. Lisa M. Martinez. “Still Separate and Unequal? Latina/o and Immigrant Youth and the Quest for Educational

Equality.” Forty Years since Keyes v. School District #1 Symposium, Sturm College of Law, University of Denver, Denver, CO. February 2013.

Lisa M. Martinez. “The Latino Vote in Colorado.” Spotlight Colorado 2.0. University of Denver, Denver, CO. October 2012. Lisa M. Martinez. “The Latino Vote in Colorado.” Spotlight Colorado. The Glover Park Group, Washington, D.C.

August 2012.

Lisa M. Martinez. “BorderLines: Immigration Dialogue.” DU Department of Anthropology. March 2012. Lisa M. Martinez. “State of Latinos: Immigration.” Edison State College, Fort Myers, FL. October 2010. Lisa M. Martinez. “State of Latinos: The Consolidation of the Immigration Debate and Its Impact on the Hemisphere.” Center for Latin American Studies, Georgetown University. April 2010. Lisa M. Martinez. Sentenced Home (immigration video). Discussant. University of Denver. February 2010. Lisa M. Martinez. “Multiple Literacies in the Multicultural Classroom” (panelist). DU Writing Center Symposium. November 2009. Lisa M. Martinez. “Flowers from the Same Soil: The (Re) Emergence of Ethnic Solidarity among Latinos.”

Lecture, Mexican American History and Culture (First year seminar taught by Elizabeth Escobedo). University of Denver. November 2009.

Lisa M. Martinez. “Greater Expectations, Hopes, and Fears: Junior Faculty and the Pedagogical Experience of Promoting Inclusive Excellence while Black and Brown.” Panelist, Critical Race Theory and Education (Graduate seminar in higher education taught by Frank Tuitt). University of Denver. May 2009.

Lisa M. Martinez. Swift Justice (immigration video). Discussant. University of Denver. May 2009. Lisa M. Martinez, Charla Agnoletti, Jazmin Muro, and Tina Rentzios. “One is a Lonely Number: Why Latina/o Students Feel Visible and Invisible on Campus. DU Diversity Summit. May 2009. Debora Ortega and Lisa M. Martinez. “The State of Latinos: Census 2010.” Washington, D.C. March 2009. Lisa M. Martinez and Kate Willink. “Engaging Pedagogies: Creative Teaching Tools for Engaging Students in their Learning.” DU Provost’s Conference. October 2008. Lisa M. Martinez. “Religion and Immigration.” DU Center for Religious Services. October 2008.


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Maria Salazar, Miriam Bornstein-Gomez, Salvador Mercado, Lisa M. Martinez, Debora Ortega, Oscar Somoza, Wendy Mendez, and Ana Leon. “Agenda Latina: The State of Latinos 2008—Defining an Agenda for the Future.” Policy briefing before members of the U.S. Congress and representatives from the Obama and McCain campaigns. Washington, D.C. September 2008. Frank Tuitt, Michele Hanna, Lisa M. Martinez, Malaika McKee-Culpepper, and Maria Salazar. “Greater Expectations, Hopes, and Fears: Junior Faculty and the Pedagogical Experience of Promoting Inclusive Excellence while Black and Brown.” DU Diversity Summit. May 2008. Lisa M. Martinez. “Mobilization Matters: Moving Women into the Public Sphere.” Women’s Circle Luncheon. DU Women’s College. November 2007. Tom Knecht and Lisa M. Martinez. “Volunteering for Project Homeless Connect and Attitudinal Change.” PHC4 Research Symposium. University of Denver. September 2007. Lisa M. Martinez. “Pink Collars and Power Suits: Why Men and Women End Up in Different Jobs.” Discoveries Lecture. University of Denver. September 2007. Lisa M. Martinez and Jesus Trevino. “Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting By in America.” Dialogue Session. DU Diversity Summit. University of Denver. May 2007. Johanna Leyba and Lisa M. Martinez. “The Diversity of the Latina/o Population.” La Raza Youth Leadership Program. Denver, CO. February 2007. Lisa M. Martinez and Judy Estrada. “Where We’ve Come From and Where We’re Going: The Past, Present,

and Future of Latina Activism.” Latina Health Summit. Denver, CO. September 2006.

Lisa M. Martinez. “Race and Politics: Latinos and New Forms of Political Action.” Conference on New Directions in the Study of Race and Ethnicity. University of Colorado. Boulder, CO. April 2006. Johanna Leyba and Lisa M. Martinez. “Latinos, Chicanos, Puerto Ricans, Spaniards, or Cubans? The Who,

What, and Where of Latinos in the U.S.” DU Diversity Summit. May 2006. Lisa M. Martinez. “Immigration Reform and HR 4437.” Pioneer Leadership Program (Bridge Project). University of Denver. May 2006. Lisa M. Martinez. “In the Shadows: Voices on Immigration in the U.S.” Immigration Fishbowl. University of Denver. May 2006. Lisa M. Martinez. “Political Segregation by Design? Formal and Informal Obstacles to Latino Political Mobilization.” Lecture, Race and Ethnicity (Undergraduate class taught by Jarl Ahlkvist). University of Denver. March 2006.

Lisa M. Martinez. “Dealing with Hostile Racial Climates on Campus.” Women of Color Speaker Series. University of Arizona. April 2003. Lisa M. Martinez. “Strategies for Selecting and Applying to Graduate Schools.” Hispanic Scholarship Fund Professional Development Workshop. University of Arizona. February 2002.


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PROFESSIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS Academic Service (University of Denver) National

Presider, Latina/o Section Session on Intra- and Intergroup Relations. American Sociological Association. Seattle, WA. August 2016. Discussant, Latina/o Section Roundtables. American Sociological Association. Seattle, WA. August 2016. Member, Editorial Board, Critical Sociology. April 2015-present. Co-organizer and moderator, Latina/os and Non-Profits panel. Southwest Social Science Association.

Denver, CO. April 2015. Co-organizer, Legacy of the Crusade and the Chicana/o Movement in Denver panel, Southwest Social

Science Association. Denver, CO. April 2015. Co-organizer and Discussant, Latina/o Section Roundtables. American Sociological Association, San Francisco, CA. August 2014. Grant Reviewer, NSF. March 2014. Discussant, “Seeking Justice for Immigrants: Re-imagining Human Migration” Session, SSSP Meetings, New York, NY. August 2013. Presider, “Poverty, Class, Inequality and the Social Determinants of Health” Session, SSSP Meetings, New York, NY. August 2013. Tenure and Promotion External Reviewer, Ithaca College. Spring 2012. Co-organizer, “Resourcing Coalitions: Problems and Pitfalls,” Regional Spotlight Session, American Sociological Association, Denver, CO. Fall 2011-August 2012. Local Arrangements Chair, Annual Meeting of the Society for the Study of Social Problems, July 2011-August 2012. Member, Thomas C. Hood Social Action Award Committee, Society for the Study of Social Problems, July 2011-August 2012. Member, 2011 Pacific Sociological Association Program Committee. January-March 2011. Co-presider, “Immigrants, Collective Action, and Civic/Political Engagement,” Making Connections Mini Conference, International Migration Section of the ASA, Berkeley, CA. August 2009. Advisory Editor, Social Problems. 2008-15. Member, Dissertation Committee (Hortencia Jimenez, UT-Austin). 2008-11. Member, “Making Connections” Mini-Conference Organizing Committee, International Migration Section of the ASA. 2008. Member, Norma Williams Graduate Mentoring Workshop Organizing Committee, Latina/o Sociology Section of the ASA. 2008.


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Council Member (elected), Latina/o Sociology Section of the ASA. 2006-09. Newsletter Editor, Notas, Latina/o Sociology Section of the ASA. 2004-08.

Occasional Reviewer for Social Forces, Mobilization, Research in Social Movements, Conflict, and Change, Social Science Quarterly, Latino Studies, Ethnic and Racial Studies, Sociological Forum, Journal of Urban Affairs, Urban Affairs Review

Grant Reviewer, National Science Foundation 2008 University Member, Dissertation Oral Defense Chair (Stephanie Lechuga Pena, GSSW). Spring 2016. Member, Senior Thesis Committee (Parya Mahmoudi, Political Science). Spring 2016.

Member, Dissertation Committee (Ashley Hanna, GSSW). Winter 2016. Member, Advisory Diversity Committee. Fall 2015-present. Member, Dissertation Oral Defense Chair (Erica Garcia, Morgridge College of Education). February 2015. Member, Vice Chancellor for Inclusive Excellence and Campus Life Search Committee. January-May 2015. Member, Dissertation Oral Defense Chair (Dept. of Anthropology). Spring 2014. Member, Campus Climate Research Team (Students). Winter 2014-present. Member, IRISE Postdoctoral Search Committee. Winter-Spring 2014. Member, IRISE Advisory Board. Summer 2013-present. Chair and Member, IRISE Post-doc and Visiting Professor Subcommittee. Summer-Fall 2013. Member, Dissertation Oral Defense Chair (Saran Stewart, Morgridge College of Education). July 2013. Member, Dissertation Oral Defense Chair (Andy Chuang, Communication Studies). May 2013. Member, MA Thesis Oral Defense Chair (Dept. of Economics). Fall 2012. Member, DU Inclusive Excellence Incubator, January 2012-May 2013. AHSS Representative, Inclusive Excellence Collective. Fall 2011-13. Member, Dissertation Oral Defense Chair (Eric Dunker, Morgridge College of Education). Spring 2012. Advisor, Latino Student Alliance (LSA). 2011-present. Faculty Advisor, Engaged Community Initiative. 2009-10. Participant, YOUniversity TV (DU Promotional Ad). August 2008.


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Participant, Student Writing Evaluation Workshop. DU Writing Center. June 2008. “Pink Collars and Power Suits: Why Men and Women End Up in Different Jobs,” Discoveries Lecture. September 2007. Co-PI, “Project Homeless Connect: A Study of Attitudes towards the Homeless” (with Tom Knecht). 2007-10. Member, DU Campus Climate Research Team. Winter 2007. Assistant Director, Instruction in Data Exploration and Analysis (IDEA) Project. 2006-08. Advisor, Latino Student Alliance (LSA). 2006-10. Organizer and Presider, “Building Bridges: Mentoring Women of Color.” DU Women’s Conference. March 2006. Member, Faculty of Color Association. 2005-present. Faculty Mentor, Community of Excellence Scholars Program. 2005-07.

DU Latino Center

Chair, Web Redesign Committee. Fall 2012-14. Representative, Library Liaison Advisory Group. 2009-present. The State of Latinos: Census 2010 (policy brief and presentation). 2009. Agenda Latina: The State of Latinos 2008 (policy brief, town hall forum, and presentation). 2008. Advisor, Independent Study (Timo Barajas, Graduate School of Social Work). Winter 2007. Member, Executive Committee. 2007-14. Chair, Latino Heritage Month Planning Committee. 2006-14.

Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Member, Senior Thesis Committee (Parya Mahmoudi). Spring 2016.

Quantitative Reasoning Lab (QRL) Manager, June 2014-August 2015.

Member, Tenure and Promotion Committee (Dept. of History). Spring-Fall 2012. Department Representative, AHSS Divisional Tenure and Promotion Committee, Winter 2012. Member, Directions Committee. Fall 2010. Member, Faculty CORE Committee (elected). 2007-09.

Member, Quantitative Reasoning Lab Committee. 2006-07.


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Department of Sociology and Criminology Chair, Senior Thesis Committee (Molly Gummersheimer). Fall 2015-present.

Member, Senior Thesis Committee (Lauren Padama). Fall 2015-present. Adviser, Independent Study (Linda Kornfeld). Winter 2016.

Member, Social Inequality and Crime/Law/Deviance Recruitment Committees. September-December 2014. Internship Coordinator. July 2014-present. Independent Study Advisor (Krizia Parker, Graduate School of Social Work). Spring 2015. Independent Study and Senior Thesis Advisor (Katie Lynn-Vacqueray). Summer 2014-Spring 2015. Advisor, Independent Study (Monica Heilman). Winter 2014. Chair, Postdoctoral Search Committee. Winter-Spring 2014. Adviser, Independent Study (Monica Heilman). Winter 2013. Chair, Senior Thesis Committee (Monica Heilman, Ashleigh Sawa). Summer 2012-13. Member, Senior Thesis Committee (Varinia Rodriguez). Spring 2013. Member, Postdoctoral Search Committee. Spring 2013. Member, Senior Thesis Committee (Shannon Collins). Winter 2013. Member, Department Tenure and Promotion Committee. December 2012.

Member, Senior Thesis Committee (Melody Maitland, Kate Roberts). Spring 2012. Member, Faculty Recruitment Committee. Summer-Fall 2010. Member, Senior Thesis Committee (Dani Levin and Esther Park). Spring 2010. Organizer, “Latinas/os at DU: A Microcosm of American Society” (DU Student Research Showcase). March 2009. Member, Senior Thesis Committee (Michelle Molinar-Dominguez). Spring 2009. Chair, Senior Thesis Committee (Jazmin Muro). 2008-09. Advisor, Independent Study (Jazmin Muro). Spring 2008. Advisor, Independent Study (Anne Dodge). Spring 2007. Member, Research Methods Reformulation Subcommittee. Fall 2007-2010. Member, Senior Thesis Committee (Morgan Gist). Spring 2007. Member, Faculty Recruitment Subcommittee. Fall 2006.


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Organizer, “Beyond Barriers, Barrios, and Borders: Latinos in American Society” (DU Student Research Showcase). May 2006. Advisor, Independent Study (Kieffer Williams and Serina Montoya). Spring 2006. Member, Senior Thesis Committee (Shareen Salam and Lindsay VanGilder). Spring 2006.

Gender and Women’s Studies

Member, Lecturer Search Committee. Winter-Spring 2014. Member, Senior Thesis Committee (Jessica Bills). Spring 2013. Executive Committee Member (elected). Gender and Women’s Studies Program. Fall 2012-Spring 2015. Discussant (Enrique’s Journey). GWST Reading Group. Fall 2012. Executive Committee Member (elected), Gender and Women’s Studies Program. Fall 2006- Spring 09.

Community

Member, Colorado Coalition for the Educational Advancement of Latinos (CoCEAL). May 2015-present. Executive Transition Committee, Colorado Progressive Coalition. January-March 2014. Member, Personnel Committee, Colorado Progressive Coalition. March 2013-November 2014. Board Member, Colorado Progressive Coalition. December 2012-November 2014. Member, Evaluation Advisory Committee. COLOR. 2007. Research Team Member and Program Evaluator, Mi Casa Resource Center for Women and Kellogg Foundation, Denver, CO. 2006. Member, Latino Commission, Office of Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper. 2006-08. Member, Mayor’s Latino Commission Bylaw Subcommittee. 2007. Co-organizer and Panelist, Latina Health Summit (COLOR), Denver, CO. September 2006. Member, Advisory Board, Colorado Organization for Latina Opportunity and Reproductive Rights (COLOR). 2005-06.

Academic Service (Northeastern University) Member, Comprehensive Exam Committee (Jaronda Miller). May 2005. Panelist, Dissertation Workshop. February 2005. Member, President’s Latino/a Advisory Group on Diversity. 2004-05.

Undergraduate Faculty Mentor, Faculty Undergraduate Research Institute. 2004-05.


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Member, Undergraduate Studies Committee. 2004-05.

Member, Department Webpage Design Committee, Department of Sociology. 2004-05.

Academic Service (University of Arizona)

Presider, Organizations, Occupations, and Work Section Roundtable. Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association. Atlanta, GA. August 2003. Co-chair, Graduate Student Association, Department of Sociology. 2002-03. Co-chair, Feminist Theory Group, Department of Sociology. 2002-03. Member, Graduate Travel Grant Selection Committee, Graduate and Professional Student Council. 2002-03. Graduate Student Mentor, Department of Sociology. 2000-02. Graduate Representative, Undergraduate Studies Committee, Department of Sociology. 2000-01. Graduate Representative, Faculty Recruitment Committee, Department of Sociology. 1998-99.

Media

Interview about the Latino vote in the 2016 presidential election. DU News. July 2016. http://news.du.edu/preparing-for-the-most-diverse-electorate/ Interview about Latino vote in the 2016 presidential election. CQ Researcher. February 2015. Interview about Latino vote in 2014 midterm elections. Yomiuri Shimbun (Japan’s largest national newspaper), “Disappointment with Immigration Moves Voters to Abstain: A Sense of Distrust among Hispanics” (translation). Interview about Latino vote in 2014 election. Denver Post, “Voto Hispano en Colorado: Coffman y Romanoff pelean por Aurora.” July 2014. The Latino Vote. Politico, ABC News (Houston affiliate), Univision (Denver affiliate), Philadelphia Inquirer, Viva Colorado, EFE News Services (Spain), Postmedia (Canada), Finnish Broadcasting Company YLE (Finland), Handelsblatt (Germany). October 2012. Panelist, Immigration and ASSET Bill. Studio 12, Colorado Public Television/PBS. September 2012. Spotlight Colorado Panel, C-SPAN. August 2012. Interview about the Chicano Movement in Denver. Talk of the Nation (NPR). June 2011. Interview about comprehensive immigration reform. FOX News (Fort Myers affiliate). October 2010. Interview about Latinos and the 2008 Presidential election. ABC News (Denver affiliate). November 2008. Interview about immigration and Latino political engagement. Azteca America (Spanish language network) news special. September 2008. Interview about the 2008 Democratic Convention and Latino political engagement. La Razón (Spanish newspaper). August 2008.

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RESEARCH SUPPORT, GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS 2016 Faculty Research Fund for “Pathways to Mobility among Latina/o and Undocumented Youth

(Wave II).” University of Denver. $1186.32. 2016 Pioneer Pathways Program (P3) Mentor. Spring-Summer 2016. 2015 University Library Association (ULA) Collection Development Grant for Immigration and

Citizenship (with Katie Dingeman-Cerda). University of Denver. $2783.76. 2015 Rosenberry Grant. Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences. University of Denver. $500. 2014 Service Learning Scholar, Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning. University of Denver. 2014 AHSS Tech Fee Grant. University of Denver. $1500. 2013 ASEM Course Development Grant. University of Denver. $387. 2012 Public Interest Projects Grant (with Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition). $5000. 2012 Nancy C. Maron Ph.D. Research Grant. Department of Sociology and Criminology. $373. 2010 PROF Grant for Pathways to (Im)Mobility among Latina/o and Immigrant Youth (with Debora

Ortega and Maria Salazar). University of Denver. $29,417.50. 2009 Marsico Visiting Scholars grant for Latina Feminisms. University of Denver. $3106. 2008 Faculty Mentor, Partners in Scholarship (PinS) for Jazmin Muro (senior thesis support).

University of Denver. 2008 Rosenberry Grant, Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences. University of Denver. $990. 2008 CORE Faculty Travel Grant. University of Denver. $1000. 2008 Public Good Travel Grant. University of Denver. $1000. 2008 Public Good Grant for Project Homeless Connect 4 (with Tom Knecht). University of Denver.

$4,109. 2008 Curriculum Diversity Grant, Center for Multicultural Excellence. University of Denver.

$3,000. 2007 Faculty Mentor, Partners in Scholarship (PinS) Summer Apprenticeship Grant for Julio Alas

(research support). University of Denver. Summer 2007. 2007 Public Good Grant for Project Homeless Connect 4: The Attitudes of Volunteers Towards the Homeless (with Tom Knecht). University of Denver. $10,616.98.

2006 Professional Research Opportunities for Faculty (PROF) Grant for Constructing the Latino

Electorate. University of Denver. $13,400. 2006 Law School Admissions Council Grant for From 1L to 401(K) (with Nancy Reichman, PI). University of Denver. $50,000.


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2006 Small Research and Travel Grant, DULCCES. University of Denver. $500. 2006 Rosenberry Grant, Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences. University of Denver. $720. 2006 Women’s Library Association (WLA) Collection Development Grant for Women at the

Crossroads: The Contributions of Latinas in the U.S. University of Denver. $1,852. 2005 Curriculum Diversity Grant for Latina/os in American Society, Center for Multicultural Excellence. University of Denver. $2,300. 2005 Research and Scholarship Development Fund (RSDF) Grant for Plática (with Teri

Aronowitz). Northeastern University. $15,000. 2004 Faculty Undergraduate Research Institute (FURI) Grant, Center for Experiential Learning (research support). Northeastern University. $750.

2003 Scholars-in-Residence Dissertation-Year Fellowship at Northeastern University. 2003 Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship Honorable Mention, Ford Foundation. 2003 Dissertation Summer Research Fellowship, Graduate College. University of Arizona. 2003 Graduate Student Travel Grant, Women’s Studies Advisory Council. University of Arizona. 2002 Summer Development Research Grant, Social and Behavioral Sciences Research Institute.

University of Arizona. 2000 Tinker Foundation Field Research Grant, Center for Latin American Studies. University of

Arizona. 1999 Research and Training Fellowship for the Multi-City Study of Urban Inequality (MCSUI), ICPSR. University of Michigan. 1998-2001 Pre-Doctoral Fellowship, National Science Foundation 1998 Pre-Doctoral Fellowship, Ford Foundation (declined) 1998 Rapoport-King Undergraduate Research Grant, University of Texas-Austin 1997 Demography Undergraduate Fellowship, National Science Foundation (REU Program),

Population Research Center, University of Texas-Austin HONORS AND AWARDS 2007 Best Writing Intensive CORE Proposal for Immigrant America. University of Denver. 2003 Nominee, Educational Technology Award, Center for Innovative Course Design.

Northeastern University. 2003 Outstanding Graduate Instructor Teaching Award, College of Social and Behavioral Sciences.

University of Arizona. 2003 Outstanding Graduate Instructor Teaching Award, Department of Sociology. University of Arizona.


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1998 Student Paper Award for “High Achieving Latinas: The Role of Self Esteem and Parent Involvement,” Center for Mexican American Studies. University of Texas-Austin. 1996 Academic Achievement Award. University of Texas-Austin. 1995 Minority Transfer Achievement Award. University of Texas-Austin. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Creative Connections Writing Retreat. UC-Merced (Wawona, CA). June 2016. Making Black Lives Matter in the Classroom. DU Office of Diversity and Inclusion. March 2015. Q&A (Queer and Ally) Training I. Center for Multicultural Excellence. February 2015. National Center for Institutional Diversity. University of Michigan. November 2014. Centering Race in the Classroom: Inclusive Pedagogy Workshop. University of Denver. October 2014. Nvivo Qualitative Methods Workshops (Beginner and Intermediate). Denver, CO. June 2013. DSP and LEP Teaching Effectiveness Workshop, University of Denver. December 2012. Spanish Language Classes. Vamos Spanish Academy. Buenos Aires, Argentina. February-June 2011. Methods Workshops (Structural Equation Modeling and Social Network Analysis). University of Arizona. January 2011. Member, Inclusive Excellence Faculty Workshops. University of Denver. Fall 2009-Spring 2010. Writing Intensive CORE Course Workshops. University of Denver. June 2007. Qualitative Software (Nvivo) Training. University of Denver. Spring 2007. Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) Workshops. University of Denver. Fall 2005. RESEARCH AND TEACHING INTERESTS Political Sociology Women and Work Latina/o Sociology Social Disparities in Health Immigration Statistics and Research Methods Race, Class, Gender TEACHING EXPERIENCE Race, Politics, and Inequality Fall 2012 in America (FSEM) Sociological Imagination and Spring 2012, Winter 2013, Winter 2014, Spring 2015 Inquiry, Part B (Statistics) Gender in Society Fall 2004, Spring 2010, Winter Interterm 2010, Winter 2016 Latina Feminisms (GWST) Fall 2009 Social Inequality Fall 2005, Winter 2007, Fall 2007, Fall 2008, Winter 2009, Summer

2009, Fall 2009, Summer 2010, Fall 2010, Fall 2011, Fall 2012, Fall 2013, Fall 2015

Immigrant America (ASEM) Spring 2008, Spring 2009, Winter 2010, Fall 2011, Spring 2013, Fall 2013 (Continuing Education Course)

Latinas/os in American Society Spring 2006, Winter 2009, Winter 2012 Research Methods Fall 2004, Winter 2006, Spring 2007, Fall 2007 Political Sociology Spring 2003, Winter 2008, Winter 2010 Women and Work Spring 2002, Fall 2002 Race/Ethnic Relations Summer 2001, Summer 2002 Introduction to Sociology Fall 2001 REFERENCES Available upon request

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