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Marne L. Campbell, Ph.D. Loyola Marymount University

Department of African American Studies

4429 University Hall, 1 LMU Drive

Los Angeles, CA 90045

(310) 338 – 5255

[email protected]

http://lmu.academia.edu/MarneCampbell

EDUCATION:

2006 University of California at Los Angeles

Ph.D. – US History

Major Field – African American History

Minor Field – The American West

Minor Field – Latin American History


MA –Afro-American Studies

Major Field – History

Minor Field – Gender

Minor Field – African Diaspora


BA – Afro-American Studies

BA – History

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS:

• Loyola Marymount University – African American Studies – Assistant Professor – 2013 –

Present

• Loyola Marymount University – African American Studies – Visiting Assistant Professor –

2010 – 2013

• UCLA – Interdepartmental Program in Afro-American Studies and History – Lecturer – 2010

– 2013

• University of California, President’s Postdoctoral Fellow – University of California,

Riverside – History – 2008 – 2010

• Kennesaw State University – Assistant Professor – History – 2006 – 2009

mailto:[email protected]

http://lmu.academia.edu/MarneCampbell


EDITORIAL APPOINTMENTS:

• Associate Editor – Journal of African American History, 2009 – 2010

PUBLICATIONS:

Monograph:

• Making Black Los Angeles: Class, Gender, and Community, (1850 – 1917), in press,

University of North Carolina Press (expected November 7, 2016).

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Articles:

• “African American Women, Wealth Accumulation, and Social Welfare Activism in 19th

Century Los Angeles”: Journal of African American History, vol. 97, no. 4 – Fall 2012

• “The Newest Religious Sect Has Started In Los Angeles”: Race, Class, Ethnicity, And The

Origins Of The Pentecostal Movement, 1906 – 1913”: Journal of African American History,

vol. 95, no. 1 – Winter 2010

Review Essays:

• Erik Schneiderhan, The Size of Others’ Burdens: Barack Obama, Jane Addams, and the

Politics of Helping Others, Stanford, CA, Stanford University Press, 2015; Robert E. Terrill,

Double Consciousness and the Rhetoric of Barack Obama: The Price of Promise and

Citizenship, Columbia, South Carolina, University of South Carolina Press, 2015. American

Studies Journal, vol. 55, no. 2 – 2016

• “Composing Metropolis: New Approaches to African American Urbanization in the Late 20th

Century”: Review Essay, Journal of Urban History, vol. 35, no. 2 – Jan. 2009

• “The NAACP in Film: Three Documentaries from California Newsreel”: Special Report,

Journal of African American History, vol. 94, no. 4 – Fall 2009

Book Reviews:

• Marie Dallam, Daddy Grace: A Celebrity Preacher and his House of Prayer. New York,

NYU Press, 2007. Journal of African American History, Winter 2009

WORK IN PROGRESS:

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Monographs:

• Race, Gender, and Crime in 19th Century Los Angeles: How the local criminal justice system

took shape (1830 – 1900).

• A History of Civil Unrest in the United States (co-authored with Brenda E. Stevenson)

Article:

• “In the Silence of the Desert: African Americans and the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla

Indians Palm Springs, California” working article for invited submission to the American

Studies Journal.

Book Chapter:

• “Race(ing) West: African American Women and the Promise of Freedom in California” –

Cross-Generational Dialogues in Black Women’s History, volume co-edited by Daina

Ramey-Berry and Pero Dagbovie, forthcoming

RESEARCH:

• Criminal Justice in Los Angeles (1830 – 1900) – Huntington Library, San Marino, CA;

California State Archive, Sacramento, CA; and the Seaver Center for Western History

Research Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, Los Angeles, CA – (Summer

2014 – Present)

• African Americans in Los Angeles (1920) – database – unpublished (2013 – Present)

• African Americans in Los Angeles (1850 – 1910) – database – unpublished (2005 – 2009)

• People of Color in Los Angeles (1850 – 1910) – database – unpublished (2005 – 2009)

• Women in Los Angeles (1900 – 1920) – database – unpublished (2005 – present)

• Dissertation – Heaven’s Ghetto?: African Americans and Race in Los Angeles, 1850s – 1917

(June 2006)

• African Diaspora Project – UCLA Center for African American Studies (1997 – 1999)

PRESENTATIONS:

• “Making Community: African American Women in Nineteenth Century Los Angeles” –

African Americans in Nineteenth Century West Research Symposium – St. Louis, Missouri –

May 21, 2016


• “Making Community: African American Women in Nineteenth Century Los Angeles” –

University of California at Riverside History Colloquium – Riverside, California – January

28, 2016

• “Relative Freedom: African American Women and Community Formation in Los Angeles,

1850 – 1910” – American Historical Association Annual Meeting – Atlanta, Georgia –

January 9, 2016

• President's Panel: “Recent Scholarship in African-African American Women's History” –

Western Association of Women’s Historians Annual Meeting – Sacramento, California –

May 15, 2015

• “Race(ing) West: African Americans and the Promise of Freedom in California” – Cross-

Generational Dialogues in Black Women’s History – East Lansing, Michigan – March 19,

2015

• “Booker T. Washington, W.E.B. Du Bois, and African American Migration to Los Angeles

at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century” – Loyola Marymount University Black History

Month Teach-In – Los Angeles, CA – February 24, 2014

• “California Dreaming: Emancipation and Freedom in the Golden State” – Loyola

Marymount University Junior Faculty Seminar – Los Angeles, CA – November 11, 2013

• “California Dreaming: Emancipation and Freedom in the Golden State” – Association for the

Study of African American Life and History Annual Meeting – Jacksonville, FL – October 4,

2013

• “Westward to Freedom?: African American in Los Angeles During the Second Half of the

Nineteenth Century” – Organization of American Historians Annual Meeting – San

Francisco, CA – April 13, 2013

• “African American Women, Labor and Community Building in the West: The Case of Los

Angeles at the Turn of the Twentieth Century” – Social Science History Association Annual

Meeting – Vancouver, British Columbia – November 2, 2012

• “‘One Never Forgets Los Angeles’: Black Angelenos and Leadership at the Beginning of the

20th Century” – Ralph J. Bunche Center for African American Studies at UCLA Circle of

Thought Brown Bag Lecture Lunch Series – Los Angeles, CA – February 9, 2012

• “West of Kansas: African American Women’s Embrace of Freedom Through Service” – The

Association for the Study of African American Life and History Annual Meeting, Richmond,

VA – October 7 – 9, 2011


• “Black and Mexican American Women’s Work in the American West: Los Angeles as Case

History” – Legacies of Family, Labor, and Reform: Women in the Atlantic World, 1600 –

1900 – Huntington Library – San Marino, CA – March 18 – 19, 2011

• Angeles of the City: African American Women and Social Mobility in Los Angeles, 1870 –

1910 – The Association for the Study of African American Life and History Annual Meeting,

Durham, NC – October 1, 2010

• “California’s Afro-Latino’s Heritage and Impact on Race Relations in the American West” –

Riverside, California’s 10th Annual Juneteenth Celebration and Symposium – Public Lecture

– Riverside, CA – June 19, 2010

• “Arrival and Revival in the American West: African Americans in Los Angeles, 1850 –

1915” – The University of California, Riverside, Department of History – Public History

Lecture – Riverside, CA – April 15, 2010

• Angel Us: African American Women, Race, and Class in Los Angeles at the Turn of the

Twentieth Century” – Presented at the University of California, Merced Department of

History – Merced, CA – January 27, 2010

• “Migration and African American Women in Los Angeles at the Turn of the Twentieth

Century”– Presenting at the University of California, Irvine Department of Women’s Studies

Roundtable Discussion on Movement - Irvine, CA – November 4, 2009

• “A Revival for All Races: Considering the African American Contribution to the Pentecostal

Movement in America” – Presented at the Association for Study of African American Life

and History Annual Meeting, Cincinnati, OH – October 1, 2009

• “Du Bois and Seymour: Class Differences in the Making of Los Angeles’s Black

Community” – Presented at the President’s Postdoctoral Fellowship Program Academic

Spring Retreat, Lake Arrowhead, CA – April 18, 2009

• “After Nine: The Effects of Desegregation on the African American Community” –

Presented at the American Association for State and Local History Annual Meeting, Atlanta,

GA – September 6, 2007

• “Celia, Harriet, Sukie, and All Dem Gals: Slave Women and Resistance” – Moderator –

Slave Women’s Lives: Twenty Years of Ar’n’t I A Woman? and More, The Huntington

Museum, San Marcos, CA – May 21, 2005

• “Race and Revival in Los Angeles at the Turn of the Twentieth Century” – Presented at

Vassar College History Department, Poughkeepsie, NY – February 4, 2005


• “Race and Class Formation in Los Angeles, 1870 – 1910” – Presented at Loyola Marymount

University, Los Angeles, CA – February 18, 2005

• “Du Bois and Black Angelenos: Race in Los Angeles Before World War I” – Presented at the

UCLA Institute of American Cultures Annual Opening Reception, Los Angeles, CA –

October 26, 2005

• “The Pico Family: Racial Classification and Formation in Early Los Angeles History” –

Presented at the National Council for Black Studies 29th Annual Conference, New Orleans,

LA – March 24, 2005

• “Racial Classifications in Early Los Angeles” – Presented at the Third Annual UCLA Ralph

J. Bunche Center for African American Studies Graduate Student Conference, Los Angeles,

CA – February 24, 2005

• “African American Spirituality in Los Angeles (1906 – 1920)” – Presented at the Second

Annual UCLA Ralph J. Bunche Center for African American Studies Graduate Student

Conference, Los Angeles, CA – February 26, 2004

• “They were all filled with the Holy Ghost!” Women and Leadership at the Azusa Street

Revival (1906 – 1908) – Presented at the Third Annual UCLA Interdisciplinary Conference

on Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration, Los Angeles, CA – May 27, 2003

ACADEMIC AWARDS:

• Loyola Marymount University BCLA Research Grant – 2014 – 2017

• Huntington Library Mellon Summer Fellowship – Summer 2014

• University of California Office of the President Postdoctoral Fellowship Program – 2008 –

2010

• UCLA Ralph J. Bunche Center for African American Studies Institute of American Cultures

Pre-Doctoral Fellowship – 2004 – 2005

• UCLA Graduate Division Dissertation Year Fellowship (declined) – 2004 – 2005

• UCLA History Department Pre-Dissertation Year Futtleman Fellowship – 2003 – 2004

• Autry Institute for the Study of the American West UCLA Summer Fellowship – Summer

2003)


• UCLA Summer Research Mentorship Program – Summer 2000

• UCLA Charles F. Scott Fellowship – 1998 – 1999

• UCLA Graduate Opportunity Fellowship Program – 1997 – 1998

TEACHING:

Awards:

• LMU 2016 Kente Graduation Faculty Recognition Award for Outstanding Teaching and

Mentoring – Chosen by the students





Courses – UCLA Department of History, UCLA Interdepartmental Program in Afro-

American Studies, Loyola Marymount University, Kennesaw State University, and Santa

Monica College:

• African American Studies – African American History – Lower Division

• African American Studies – Race, Gender, and the Law – Upper Division

• African American Studies – History of African Americans in the West – Graduate

• History – Black Nationalism – Upper Division and Graduate – Cross-listed with African

American Studies

• History – 19th Century African American History – Upper Division – Cross-listed with

African American Studies

• African American Studies – Race and Ethnic Relations – Upper Division

• African American Studies – African American Religious Traditions – Upper Division

• American Culture Studies – History of Ethnic America – Lower Division

• US History – The African American Urban Experience – Upper Division – Cross-listed with

African American Studies


• US History – Blacks in the American West – Lower Division – Seminar

• African American Studies – Black Los Angeles – Upper Division and Graduate

• African American Studies – Introduction to African American Studies – Lower Division

• African American Studies – Black Cultural Arts – Lower Division

• African American Studies – Hip-Hop Culture – Upper Division – Cross-listed with Women’s

Studies

• African American Studies – Race, Class, and Gender in the American West – Upper Division

and Graduate

• US History – Introduction to Historical Practice – Ethnic Los Angeles – Lower Division –

Seminar

• African American History – 1619 – 1865 – Upper Division

• African American History – 1865 – Present – Upper Division

• African American History – Black Women in the 19th Century – Upper Division – Directed

Study

• African American History – The African American Experience – Lower Division

• US History – Introduction to Historical Practice – From Jim Crow to Black Power:

Sociopolitical Protest and the Struggle for Civil Rights – Lower Division – Seminar –

Writing Intensive

• US History – Introduction to Historical Practice – The African American Church and Social

Activism – Lower Division – Seminar – Writing Intensive

• African American Studies – Blacks in the American West – Upper Division and Graduate –

Seminar

• US History – America since 1890 – Lower Division

• US History – The United States since 1865 – Lower Division

Teaching Assistant:


UCLA Department of History:

• African History – History of Africa to 1800 – Lower Division

• African History – History of Africa 1800 to the Present – Lower Division – Writing Intensive

• Latin American History – Colonial Latin America – Lower Division

• Latin American History – Social History of Latin America – Lower Division

• World Civilization – Introduction to Western Civilization (ca. A.D. 843 – ca. 1715) – Lower

Division

UCLA Interdepartmental Program in Afro-American Studies:

• African American Studies – African American Theater History – Upper Division

SERVICE:

Loyola Marymount University:

Formal Service:

• Loyola Marymount University: Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts – College Council –

Department Representative – Spring 2016 – Present

• Loyola Marymount University: Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts – Faculty Development

Committee – Academic Year 2015 – Present

• Loyola Marymount University: Department of African American Studies Academic Planning

and Review Committee – Academic Year 2015 – 2016

• Loyola Marymount University: Foundations Core Area Curriculum Committee – 2014 –

Present

• Loyola Marymount University: Department of African American Studies Student Advising

and Events Committee – 2014 – Present

• Loyola Marymount University: Department of Women’s Studies Faculty Review Committee

– 2014 – Present

• Loyola Marymount University: Department of African American Studies Tenure Committee

– Fall 2014


Informal Service:

• Loyola Marymount University: Office of Admissions – Black Scholars Day – Fall 2014 –

2015

• Loyola Marymount University: Black Student Services – “Real Talk: How to Settle on a

Research Topic” – September 29, 2015

• Association for Black Women in Higher Education, Los Angeles Chapter: “Clearing the

Clutter and Preparing to Write” – Keynote Address – LMU – February 28, 2015

• Loyola Marymount University: Black Student Overnight – “Introduction to African

American Studies and Interdisciplinary Learning – April 9, 2015

• Loyola Marymount University: Academic Community of Excellence – “The Importance of

Faculty Mentorship” – October 24, 2014

• Loyola Marymount University: Department of African American Studies – Applying to

Graduate or Professional School Workshop – October 23, 2014

• Loyola Marymount University: Department of African American Studies – Welcome Lunch

for Majors, Minors, and Perspective Students – September 9, 2014

• Loyola Marymount University: Common Book Selection Committee – Fall 2014

• Loyola Marymount University: Undergraduate Research Program – Mentor – 2013 – 2014

• Loyola Marymount University: Summer Undergraduate Research Program – Mentor – 2013

– 2015

• Loyola Marymount University: Open House – Fall 2013 – 2015

• Loyola Marymount University: Mbongi Freshman Welcome – Fall 2013 – 2015

• Loyola Marymount University: Black Family Dinner – Fall 2013 – 2015

• Loyola Marymount University: Ánimo Watts College Preparatory Academy Visit – Fall

2013

• Loyola Marymount University: Office of Black Student Services: Affiliated Faculty – 2011 –

Present


• Loyola Marymount University: First to Go! Program: Faculty Mentor – 2011 – Present

Routledge Books:

• Referee – Book Proposal – “African Americans in the West” – September 2013

Kennesaw State University:

• Kennesaw State University: International Students’ Association: Advisor – 2007 – 2009

• Kennesaw State University: Model African Union: Advisor – 2007 – 2008

• Kennesaw State University: African & African Diaspora Studies: Advisor – 2006 – 2008

• Kennesaw State University: History & Philosophy: Department Curriculum Committee –

2007 – 2008

• Kennesaw State University: History & Philosophy: Faculty Performance Standards

Committee – 2007 – 2008

• Kennesaw State University: History & Philosophy: Phi Alpha Theta, Advisor – 2007 – 2008

• Kennesaw State University: College of Humanities & Social Sciences: Faculty Awards

Committee, Chair – 2007

• Kennesaw State University: Georgia Writer’s Association: Non-fiction Book Award

Committee, Chair – 2007

• Kennesaw State University: History & Philosophy Department: Faculty Awards Committee,

Chair – 2007

• Kennesaw State University: African & African Diaspora Studies: Curriculum Development –

2007

University of California, Los Angeles:

• UCLA: Black Los Angeles Project – Religious Life Working Group: Co-Leader – 2005 –

2006

• UCLA College: Student Affairs Officer – 2003 – 2006

• UCLA Interdepartmental Program in Afro-American Studies: Graduation Coordinator –

2006


California African American Museum:

• High School Outreach Program – Special Screening and Panel Discussion “Dark Girls” –Los

Angeles, CA – May 2012

• Carter G. Woodson American Education Series – Teaching “Eyes on the Prize, 1954 –

1968”– Los Angeles, CA – February 2012

American Institute for History Education:

• Teaching American History Colloquia – Presenter – US History from 1900 – WWI – Fresno,

CA – November 2009

• Teaching American History Colloquia – Presenter – US History from the American

Revolution to the Age of Jackson – Kern County, CA – June 2009

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS:

• American Historical Association

• Organization of American Historians

• Association for the Study of African American Life and History

• Association of Black Women Historians

• National Council for Black Studies

• Social Science History Association

• Western Association of Women’s Historians

• Association of Black Women in Higher Education

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