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<strong>CURRICULUM</strong> <strong>VITAE</strong><br />
<strong>Adia</strong> <strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong><br />
<strong>Department</strong> <strong>of</strong> Sociology<br />
Georgia State University<br />
Atlanta, GA 30302-5020<br />
(404) 413 6509 (<strong>of</strong>c)<br />
(404) 413 6505 (fax)<br />
aharvey@gsu.edu<br />
2004 PhD Sociology Johns Hopkins University<br />
2000 MA Sociology Johns Hopkins University<br />
1998 BA English Spelman College<br />
EMPLOYMENT<br />
July-August 2011: Visiting Research Pr<strong>of</strong>essor, <strong>Department</strong> <strong>of</strong> Sociology, Rikkyo<br />
University, Tokyo, Japan.<br />
2006-present: Assistant Pr<strong>of</strong>essor, <strong>Department</strong> <strong>of</strong> Sociology, Georgia State<br />
University.<br />
2004-2006: Assistant Pr<strong>of</strong>essor, <strong>Department</strong> <strong>of</strong> Sociology, Hollins University.<br />
Fall 2003: Adjunct Pr<strong>of</strong>essor, <strong>Department</strong> <strong>of</strong> Sociology, McDaniel College.<br />
RESEARCH<br />
Publications/Books<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (Forthcoming, 2012.) No More Invisible Man: Race and Gender<br />
in Men’s Work. Philadelphia: Temple University Press.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2011.) Changing Times for Black Pr<strong>of</strong>essionals. New York:<br />
Routledge.<br />
*Reviews: Teaching Sociology (forthcoming)<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong> and Joe Feagin. (2009.) Yes We Can? White Racial Framing and<br />
the 2008 Presidential Campaign. New York: Routledge.<br />
*Reviews: Choice; Qualitative Sociology (forthcoming)<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2008.) Doing Business with Beauty: Black Women, Hair<br />
Salons, and the Racial Enclave Economy. Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield.<br />
*Reviews: Contemporary Sociology; Work and Occupations; Gender & Society;<br />
Choice; Reference and Research Book News<br />
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Publications/Articles<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (Forthcoming, 2012.) “Race, Gender, and Entrepreneurship<br />
Initiatives: Comparing Black Men’s and Women’s Use <strong>of</strong> Small Business<br />
Development Centers.” Journal <strong>of</strong> Race and Policy.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong> and Melinda Mills. (Forthcoming, 2012.) “Viewing Videos:<br />
Class Differences, Black Women, and Interpretations <strong>of</strong> Femininity.” Race,<br />
Gender, and Class.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong> and Joe Feagin. (Forthcoming, 2012.) “The Racial Dialectic:<br />
President Barack Obama and the White Racial Frame.” Qualitative Sociology.<br />
Durr, Marlese and <strong>Adia</strong> <strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>. (2011.) “’Keep Your ‘N’ in Check!’ African<br />
American Women and the Interactive Effects <strong>of</strong> Etiquette and Emotional Labor.”<br />
Critical Sociology 37 (5): 557-571.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2010.) “Caring, Curing, and the Community: Black<br />
Masculinity in a Feminized Pr<strong>of</strong>ession.” Research in the Sociology <strong>of</strong> Work:<br />
Gender & Sexuality in the Workplace. Vol 20, Eds. Christine L. Williams and<br />
Kirsten Dellinger. Pp. 15-37<br />
*Winner, Outstanding Author Contribution, Emerald Literati Awards for<br />
Excellence<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong> and Adolphus G. Belk. (2010.) “Assessing Race and Policy in<br />
the Age <strong>of</strong> Obama.” Journal <strong>of</strong> Race and Policy. Vol 6 (1): 4-8.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2010.) “Are Some Emotions Marked ‘Whites Only’?<br />
Racialized Feeling Rules in Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Workplaces.” Social Problems 57 (2):<br />
251-268.<br />
*Abstracted in “Discoveries” section <strong>of</strong> Contexts magazine, Winter 2010<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2009.) “Racializing the Glass Escalator: Reconsidering Men’s<br />
Experiences with Women’s Work.” Gender & Society (23) 1: 5-26.<br />
*Reprinted in Gender Inequality, 5 th edition. Ed. Judith Lorber. New York:<br />
Oxford University Press 2012.<br />
*Winner, Distinguished Article Award 2009-2010. Race Gender and Class<br />
Section, American Sociological Association<br />
*Reprinted in Men’s Lives, 9 th edition. eds. Michael S. Kimmel and Michael A.<br />
Messner. New York: Allyn Bacon Press, 2012.<br />
*Reprinted in Gender Through the Prism <strong>of</strong> Difference, eds. Maxine Baca Zinn,<br />
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Pierette Hondagneu-Sotela, and Michael Messner. New York: Oxford University<br />
Press, 2010.<br />
*Reprinted in The Gendered Society Reader, eds. Michael Kimmel and Amy<br />
Aronson. New York: Oxford University Press, 2010.<br />
*Abstracted in “Discoveries” section <strong>of</strong> Contexts magazine, Summer 2009<br />
McDonald, Katrina Bell and <strong>Adia</strong> <strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>. (2008.) “(In)Visibility Blues: The<br />
Paradox <strong>of</strong> Visibility and Invisibility Among Minority Faculty at Independent<br />
Schools.” Sociological Spectrum 29 (1): 28-50.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2008.) “Bringing Minority Men Back In: Comment on<br />
Andersen.” Gender & Society 22 (1): 88-92.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2008.) “Personal Satisfaction and Economic Improvement:<br />
Examining Working-Class Black Women’s Experiences with Entrepreneurship.”<br />
Journal <strong>of</strong> Black Studies 38 (6): 900-915<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong> M. (2007.) “The Modern Mammy and the Angry Black Man:<br />
African American Pr<strong>of</strong>essionals’ Experiences with Gendered Racism in the<br />
Workplace.” Race, Gender, & Class 14 (2): 196-212.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong> M. (2005.) “Becoming Entrepreneurs: Intersections <strong>of</strong> Race, Class, and<br />
Gender in the Black Beauty Salon.” Gender & Society (19): 6 pp.789-881.<br />
*Reprinted in Race, Class, and Gender: An Anthology. 7 th edition. Ed. Margaret<br />
Andersen and Patricia Hill Collins. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth Press. 2010<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong>, William B. and <strong>Adia</strong> M. <strong>Harvey</strong> (2005.) “A Bi-Generational Narrative on the<br />
Brown vs. Board Decision.” Negro Education Review (56): 1<br />
*Reprinted in The Promise <strong>of</strong> Justice: Essays on Brown vs. Board <strong>of</strong> Education.<br />
Ed. Mac A. Stewart. Columbus, OH: Ohio University Press. 2008.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong>, William B., <strong>Adia</strong> M. <strong>Harvey</strong>, and Mark King. (2004.) “The Impact <strong>of</strong> the Brown<br />
vs. Board Decision on the Postsecondary Participation <strong>of</strong> African Americans.”<br />
Journal <strong>of</strong> Negro Education (73): 3.<br />
*Voted one <strong>of</strong> 2004’s most scholarly articles published in the area <strong>of</strong> Southern<br />
history by the Journal <strong>of</strong> Southern History.<br />
Sanders, Mavis G. and <strong>Adia</strong> M. <strong>Harvey</strong>. (2002.) “Beyond the School Walls: A Case<br />
Study <strong>of</strong> Principal Leadership for School-Community Collaboration.” Teachers<br />
College Record (104): 7 pp. 1345-1368<br />
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Publications/Book Reviews<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (Forthcoming.) Book Review. “The Store in the Hood: A<br />
Century <strong>of</strong> Ethnic Business and Conflict.” Contemporary Sociology.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2012.) Book Review. “Digesting Race, Class, and Gender:<br />
Sugar as Metaphor.” Gender & Society 26 (1): 125-126.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2011.) Book Review. “Beauty Shop Politics: African American<br />
Women’s Activism in the Beauty Industry.” Register <strong>of</strong> the Kentucky Historical<br />
Society 108 (4): 433-435.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2011.) Book Review. “The Managed Hand: Race, Gender, and<br />
the Body in Beauty Service Work.” American Journal <strong>of</strong> Sociology 116 (5): 1695-<br />
1697<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2010.) Book Review. “Represent: Art and Identity Among the<br />
Black Upper Middle Class.” Contemporary Sociology 39 (5): 547-548<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2010.) Book Review. “Race, Gender, and the Politics <strong>of</strong> Skin<br />
Tone.” Gender & Society 24 (4): 548-549<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2010.) Book Review. “Black Beauty: Aesthetics, Stylization,<br />
Politics.” Contemporary Sociology 39 (1): 86-87.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong> M. (2007.) Book Review. “Gendered Processes: Korean Immigrant Small<br />
Business Ownership.” Gender & Society 21 (3): 449-450.<br />
Works in Progress<br />
Tester, Griff and <strong>Adia</strong> <strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>. “Moving Past Picket Fences: The Meaning <strong>of</strong><br />
Home for Public Housing Residents.” Invitation to revise and resubmit.<br />
Jackson, Brandon and <strong>Adia</strong> <strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>. “Complicating the ‘Angry Black Man’:<br />
Black College Men and Emotional Performance in Racially Homogenous<br />
Spaces.” Under review.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong> and Renee Alston. “New Directions for Sociology <strong>of</strong> Work: The<br />
Understudied Case <strong>of</strong> Black Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Men.” Invited submission under review.<br />
Alston, Renee and <strong>Adia</strong> <strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>. “Feeling Rules.” Entry for Sociology <strong>of</strong><br />
Work. Invited submission in under review.<br />
Grants and Awards<br />
Entrepreneurship Bootcamp Competition. (2010.) “Why Start a Business? Examining<br />
Racial Differences in Motivations for Entrepreneurship.” Awarded $25,000 to<br />
assess differences in Latino/a, Black, and White business owners’ reasons for<br />
pursuing entrepreneurship. University <strong>of</strong> North Carolina-Chapel Hill/Kauffman<br />
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Foundation.<br />
Guest <strong>of</strong> Honor, “Celebrating Faculty Excellence” Ceremony. (2010.) Georgia State<br />
University.<br />
Outstanding Junior Faculty Award. (2010.) College <strong>of</strong> Arts and Sciences, Georgia State<br />
University.<br />
Roadmap for an Entrepreneurial Economy Initiative. (2008.) “Assessing How Gender<br />
Shapes African Americans’ Use <strong>of</strong> Small Business Development Centers.”<br />
Awarded $15,000 to study gendered uses <strong>of</strong> federal policy initiatives. Kauffman<br />
Foundation/Georgia Research Alliance.<br />
Research Initiation Grant. (2007.) “Marginalized Entrepreneurs: Systemic Gendered<br />
Racism and the Emergence <strong>of</strong> a Racial Enclave Economy.” Awarded $4800 for<br />
research on Black women entrepreneurs. Georgia State University.<br />
Prize Teaching Fellowship. (2004.) Awarded $7500 to develop and teach an advanced<br />
undergraduate course related to gender and sexuality. Course was Women and<br />
Activism. Johns Hopkins University.<br />
Presentations<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2011.) "Are Some Emotions Marked 'Whites Only'? Racialized<br />
Feeling Rules in Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Workplaces.” Panel discussant, Annual Meetings <strong>of</strong><br />
the American Studies Association, Baltimore, MD.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2010.) Author Meets Critics Session for “Doing Business with<br />
Beauty.” Author and Presenter. Annual Meetings <strong>of</strong> the Southern Sociological<br />
Society, Atlanta GA.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2010.) “How Post Racial Politics Obscured Gender and Class:<br />
Intersectionality in the 2008 Presidential Campaign.” Plenary Address. Race,<br />
Class, and Gender 2010 Conference. New Orleans, LA.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2009.) “Feminism and Community Across Generations.” Panel<br />
Discussant, Annual Meeting <strong>of</strong> the American Sociological Association. San<br />
Francisco, CA.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2009.) “Intersectionality and Public Housing.” Paper<br />
Presentation, Annual Meeting <strong>of</strong> the Southern Sociological Society. New Orleans,<br />
LA.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2009.) Author Meets Critics for “Reproducing Racism,” by<br />
Wendy Leo Moore. Discussant and Session Organizer. Annual Meeting <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Southern Sociological Society. New Orleans, LA.<br />
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<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2009.) “When You’re ‘More Than Just a Nurse.’” Roundtable.<br />
Annual Meeting <strong>of</strong> the Eastern Sociological Society. Baltimore, MD.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2008.) “’We Don’t Look Like That’: Young Black Women’s<br />
Responses to Images <strong>of</strong> Black Femininity in Rap Music Videos.” Annual Meeting<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Southeastern Women’s Studies Association. Charlotte, NC<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong> M. (2007.) “The Racial Enclave Economy: An Interpretation <strong>of</strong> Racial<br />
Minorities’ Entrepreneurial Experiences.” Annual Meeting <strong>of</strong> the Southern<br />
Sociological Society. Atlanta, GA.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong> M. (2006.) “Serenity Now! African American Pr<strong>of</strong>essionals and the<br />
Construction <strong>of</strong> Emotions in the Workplace.” Annual Meeting <strong>of</strong> the Eastern<br />
Sociological Society. Boston, MA.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong> M. (2005.) “Visibility/Invisibility Blues: Marginalization and Minority<br />
Faculty at Maryland Independent Schools.” Annual Meeting <strong>of</strong> the Southern<br />
Sociological Society. Charlotte, NC.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong> M. (2005.) “Intersectionality and Business Ownership: How Race, Gender,<br />
and Class Influence Working-Class Black Women’s Entrepreneurship.” Annual<br />
Meeting <strong>of</strong> the Eastern Sociological Society. Washington, DC.<br />
King, Mark and <strong>Adia</strong> M. <strong>Harvey</strong> (2004.) “Critiquing the Integration Doctrine.” Annual<br />
Meeting <strong>of</strong> the Eastern Sociological Society. New York, NY.<br />
Sanders, Mavis G. and <strong>Adia</strong> M. <strong>Harvey</strong>. (2000.)“Emphasizing School Community<br />
Partnerships.” Annual Meeting <strong>of</strong> the American Educational Research<br />
Association. New Orleans, LA.<br />
Invited Presentations<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2011.) “Understanding Minorities’ Work in Upholding<br />
Predominantly White Organizational Structures: The Concept <strong>of</strong> Racial Labor.”<br />
Invited Presenter, Work and Inequality: Fostering New Perspectives in the<br />
Discipline Mini-Conference. Boston, MA.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2011.) “Measuring Emotions.” Invited Panelist. Emotions<br />
Section: Chair’s Hour, Annual Meetings <strong>of</strong> the American Sociological<br />
Association, Las Vegas, NV.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2011.) “Raced Work Spaces and Racialized Labor.” Invited<br />
Panelist, Work and Occupations Mini-Conference. Annual Meetings <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Southern Sociological Society, Jacksonville, FL.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2011.) "Are Some Emotions Marked 'Whites Only'? Racialized<br />
Feeling Rules in Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Workplaces.” Invited Guest Speaker, University <strong>of</strong><br />
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North Carolina, Chapel Hill.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2011.) “The Racial Dialectic.” Invited Speaker, Race, Gender,<br />
and Class Conference, New Orleans, LA.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2011.) “Intersectionality and Embodiment.” Invited Panelist,<br />
Annual Meetings <strong>of</strong> the Eastern Sociological Society, Philadelphia PA<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2011.) "Yes We Can? White Racial Framing and the 2008<br />
Presidential Campaign." Invited Guest Speaker, University <strong>of</strong> Kansas.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2010.) "Are Some Emotions Marked 'Whites Only'? Racialized<br />
Feeling Rules in Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Workplaces. Invited Guest Speaker, University <strong>of</strong><br />
South Carolina-Upstate. Greenville, SC; Emory University; University <strong>of</strong> Texas-<br />
Austin. Austin, TX.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2010.) “New Directions in the Study <strong>of</strong> Emotions at Work.”<br />
Invited Panelist, Annual Meetings <strong>of</strong> the American Sociological Association,<br />
Atlanta GA.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2010.) Meet the Author Session for “Yes We Can? White<br />
Racial Framing and the 2008 Presidential Campaign.” National Conference on<br />
Race and Ethnicity in Higher Education, Washington, DC.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2010.) Address, Minority Fellowship Program, Annual<br />
Meetings <strong>of</strong> the American Sociological Association, Atlanta GA.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2010.) “Doing Business with Beauty.” Invited Guest Speaker,<br />
University <strong>of</strong> Texas at Arlington, Arlington, Texas.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2009.) “Intersectionality and the Conundrum <strong>of</strong> the Middle<br />
Class.” Invited Panel Discussant. Annual Meeting <strong>of</strong> the National Women’s<br />
Studies Association. Atlanta, GA.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2009.) “We Don’t Look Like That.” Invited Guest Speaker,<br />
University <strong>of</strong> South Carolina-Upstate, Greenville, SC<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2008.) “Doing Business with Beauty.” Invited Guest Speaker,<br />
University <strong>of</strong> South Carolina-Columbia, Columbia, SC; Winthrop University.<br />
Rock Hill, SC<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2007.) “Silent Choices.” Invited Panel Discussant<br />
International Black Docu-Fest. Atlanta, GA<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong> <strong>Wingfield</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong>. (2007.) “Reflections on Early College.” Keynote Speaker, Early<br />
College Program Closing Luncheon, Spelman College. Atlanta, GA<br />
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<strong>Harvey</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong> M. (2007.) “Alonzo Herndon’s Legacy <strong>of</strong> Entrepreneurship: The<br />
Significance, Potential, and Promise <strong>of</strong> Business Ownership for Black<br />
Americans.” Inaugural Black History Month Event Honoring Alonzo Herndon.<br />
Atlanta, GA.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong> M. (2004.) “A Field Where You Can Do Well: Black Women’s<br />
Entrepreneurship in the Hair Industry as a Pathway to Socioeconomic<br />
Advancement.” Millsaps College Speaker Series. Jackson, MS.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong> M. (2003.) “Gender Dynamics within the Black Panther Party:<br />
Reconceptualizing the Party’s Influence and Position on Gender Politics.” Sixth<br />
Annual Black Women’s Herstory Conference. Emory University, Atlanta, GA.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong> M. (2001.) “A Black Feminist Analysis <strong>of</strong> Social Movement.” Perspectives<br />
on Social Inequality: Issues <strong>of</strong> Race, Gender, and Class. Sasakawa International<br />
Forum, Howard University. Washington, DC.<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong> M. (2001.) “Intersection <strong>of</strong> Race, Gender, and Class in Graduate Study.”<br />
McNair Program Speaker Series, University <strong>of</strong> Wisconsin, Whitewater.<br />
Whitewater, WI.<br />
TEACHING<br />
Presentations<br />
<strong>Harvey</strong>, <strong>Adia</strong> M. (2007.) “Alternative Approaches to Teaching Theory.” Annual Meeting<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Southern Sociological Society. Atlanta, GA.<br />
Courses Taught<br />
Undergraduate:<br />
Social Theory Women and Work<br />
Race & Ethnic Relations Introduction to Sociology<br />
Race, Class, and Gender in the Media Research Methods<br />
Race & Ethnicity in the Labor Market<br />
Resistance, Revolutions, and Social Reform<br />
Graduate:<br />
Social Theory I Social Theory II<br />
Race & Ethnic Relations Race, Class, and Gender<br />
Black Sociologists: Past & Present<br />
SERVICE<br />
Editorial work<br />
Deputy Editor, Gender & Society, 2011-2015<br />
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Associate Editor; Journal <strong>of</strong> Race and Policy, 2008-2011<br />
Editorial Board; Gender & Society, 2007-2010<br />
Guest Editor. (2010.) Special Issue: Race and Policy in the Age <strong>of</strong> Obama. Journal <strong>of</strong><br />
Race and Policy. 6 (1)<br />
Referee<br />
Journals: (2011): Gender & Society; Journal <strong>of</strong> Contemporary Ethnography (2010):<br />
Sociological Quarterly; Journal <strong>of</strong> African American Studies; Poetics; Journal <strong>of</strong><br />
Contemporary Ethnography; Sociology <strong>of</strong> Education; American Sociological Review;<br />
American Journal <strong>of</strong> Sociology; Ethnic and Racial Studies; Social Problems; Gender &<br />
Society; Men and Masculinities (2009): Human Relations; Journal <strong>of</strong> Labor Relations;<br />
Gender & Society; Journal <strong>of</strong> Race and Policy; Sociological Spectrum; Symbolic<br />
Interaction; Sociological Theory; (2008): Qualitative Sociology; Sociological Inquiry;<br />
American Sociological Review; (2007): Social Problems; Sociological Perspectives<br />
Presses: (2010): Oxford University Press (2008): Sage Press, Oxford University Press<br />
National Service<br />
Elected Member. Section on Race and Ethnic Minorities Council. American Sociological<br />
Association. 2011-2014.<br />
Organizer, “Emotions, Race, and Ethnicity.” (2011.) Session for Sociology <strong>of</strong> Emotions<br />
Section. Annual Meetings <strong>of</strong> the American Sociological Association, Las Vegas,<br />
NV.<br />
Elected Member, Race, Class, and Gender Section Council. American Sociological<br />
Association. 2010-2013.<br />
Organizer, Race, Class, and Gender Regular Session. (2010.) Annual Meeting <strong>of</strong> the<br />
American Sociological Association, Atlanta GA.<br />
Elected Member, Sally Hacker Paper Award Committee, Sex and Gender Section,<br />
American Sociological Association. 2009-2011.<br />
Organizer, Methodological Strategies and Studying Intersectionality. (2009.) Annual<br />
Meeting <strong>of</strong> the American Sociological Association, San Francisco, CA.<br />
Member. Program Committee, Southern Sociological Society. 2008-2009.<br />
Member. Nominations Committee, Sex and Gender Section, American Sociological<br />
Association. 2007-2008.<br />
Member. Program Committee, Society for the Study <strong>of</strong> Social Problems. 2007-2008.<br />
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Member. Distinguished Book Award Committee, Sex and Gender Section, American<br />
Sociological Association. 2006-2007.<br />
Presider. (2007.) Southeastern Undergraduate Sociological Symposium. Immigration and<br />
the Environment, Morehouse College. Atlanta, GA.<br />
Presider/Discussant. (2006.) Measurement <strong>of</strong> Crime and Deviance Paper Session. Annual<br />
Meeting <strong>of</strong> the Eastern Sociological Society. Boston, MA.<br />
Presider/Discussant. (2005.) Race, Gender, and Class Roundtable. Annual Meeting <strong>of</strong> the<br />
American Sociological Association. Philadelphia, PA.<br />
Discussant. (2003.) Racial and Ethnic Segregation and Discrimination. Annual Meeting<br />
<strong>of</strong> the American Sociological Association. Atlanta, GA.<br />
University Service<br />
Chair, Sociology <strong>Department</strong> Diversity Committee, Georgia State University. 2009-<br />
2011.<br />
Invited Guest Speaker, Sigma Pi Fraternity, Georgia State University. 2009.<br />
Member, Sociology <strong>Department</strong> Executive Committee, Georgia State University. 2008.<br />
Member, Sociology <strong>Department</strong> Graduate Student Committee, Georgia State University.<br />
2007-2008.<br />
Member, Sociology <strong>Department</strong> Recruitment Committee, Georgia State University.<br />
2007-2008.<br />
Faculty Advisor, Black Student Alliance. Hollins University. 2005-2006<br />
Faculty Advisor, The Center (support group for survivors <strong>of</strong> sexual violence). Hollins<br />
University 2004-2006.<br />
Chair, Student Life Committee. Hollins University 2005-2006.<br />
Planner and Coordinator, “Bridging the Ivory Tower: Connecting Academia to Public<br />
Policy.” Speakers: Dr. Adolphus G. Belk, Jr. (Winthrop University), Dr. Eiman<br />
Zein-Elabdin (Franklin and Marshall University), and Dr. Joe Feagin (Texas<br />
A&M University). Hollins University. 2006.<br />
Planner and Coordinator, Screening <strong>of</strong> “Comrade Sister: Voices <strong>of</strong> Women in the Black<br />
Panther Party.” Hollins University. 2005.<br />
Community Service<br />
Volunteer, Women’s Resource Center. Decatur, GA. 2007-2008.<br />
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Nominating Committee Chair, Board <strong>of</strong> Directors, Planned Parenthood <strong>of</strong> the Blue<br />
Ridge. Roanoke, VA. 2004-2006.<br />
Volunteer, Big Brothers Big Sisters. Roanoke, VA. 2005-2006.<br />
Volunteer Advocate, DC Rape Crisis Center. Washington, DC. 2002-2004.<br />
Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Affiliations<br />
American Sociological Association (ASA)<br />
Sociologists for Women in Society (SWS)<br />
Eastern Sociological Society (ESS)<br />
Southern Sociological Society (SSS)<br />
Media Appearances<br />
Quoted. Ryan Lee’s “Is Tyler Perry Atlanta’s Most Famous Drag Queen?” In Georgia<br />
Voice, April 15, 2010.<br />
MeettheBloggers.com Podcast: Race in the Presidential Election. Panelist, Oct. 24, 2008.<br />
Quoted. Deborah Douglas’ “Nader’s Dissing Obama is Just the Beginning.” In Chicago<br />
Sun Times, June 27, 2008.<br />
WXIA-11 NBC News Affiliate: Atlanta Public Schools Ban Saggy Pants. Television<br />
interview, Dec. 11, 2007.<br />
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REFERENCES<br />
Christine L. Williams Joya Misra<br />
Pr<strong>of</strong>essor and Chair Pr<strong>of</strong>essor <strong>of</strong> Sociology and Public Policy<br />
<strong>Department</strong> <strong>of</strong> Sociology <strong>Department</strong> <strong>of</strong> Sociology<br />
1 University Station A1700 University <strong>of</strong> Massachusetts-Amherst<br />
University <strong>of</strong> Texas at Austin Amherst, MA 01003<br />
Austin, TX 78712 (413) 545 5969<br />
(512) 232 6321 misra@soc.umass.edu<br />
cwilliams@austin.utexas.edu<br />
Joe Feagin Charles Gallagher<br />
Pr<strong>of</strong>essor Pr<strong>of</strong>essor <strong>of</strong> Sociology and Chair<br />
<strong>Department</strong> <strong>of</strong> Sociology <strong>Department</strong> <strong>of</strong> Sociology/Criminal Justice<br />
Texas A&M University La Salle University<br />
Box 4351 1900 West Olney Ave<br />
College Station, Texas 77843-4351 Philadelphia, PA 19141-1199<br />
(979) 774 4328 (215) 951 1113<br />
feagin@tamu.edu Gallagher@lasalle.edu<br />
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