Morcillo CV 2014 - Spanish and Mediterranean Studies Program

Morcillo CV 2014 - Spanish and Mediterranean Studies Program

 1 AURORA G. MORCILLO, Ph.D.
Professor of History
Florida International University
Director Initiative for Spanish and Mediterranean Studies
Spain.fiu.edu
History Department
DM387A,
Florida International University
Modesto Maidique Campus
Miami, FL 33199
Tel (305) 348 37 68
E-mail: [email protected]
EDUCATION
1995 Ph.D. History (Modern Spain & Italy and Gender) University of New
Mexico
1988 MA Contemporary History Universidad de Granada
(Spain)
1986 BA Geography and History Universidad de Granada
(Spain)
ACADEMIC POSITIONS
2014
2011-present
2002-2011
2008- Spring
Director Initiative for Spanish and Mediterranean Studies
Professor of History
Associate Professor History and
Women’s Studies
Interim Director Women’s Studies center
2003-2008
Associate Director Women’s Studies center FIU
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
Books
The Seduction of Modern Spain. The Female Body and the Francoist Body Politic.
(Lewisburg: Bucknell University Press, 2010). pp. 338
True Catholic Womanhood: Gender Ideology in Franco Spain (Dekalb: Northern
Illinois University Press, 2000) (reprint Edition 2008) pp. 224
2 Cultural and Social Memory of the Spanish Civil War: Realms of Oblivion Editor
volume (Leiden, Boston BRILL, 2014) pp. 570
En cuerpo y Alma: Ser mujer en tiempos de Franco (Madrid: Siglo XXI, forthcoming 2015)
pp. 350
Books in Progress
Of All Things Visible and Invisible: Women’s Life Narratives in Franco’s Spain.
Book in progress
Souls' Cages: Catholicism, Politics, And Gendered Violence In Spain And Ireland In
The Second Half Of The Twentieth Century with Cinta Ramblado, University of
Limerick (book in progress)
Book Chapters
“El género en lo imaginario. El «ideal católico femenino» y estereotipos sexuados bajo el
franquismo.” In Mary Nash ed. Represión Resistencias, Memoria: Las mujeres bajo la
dictadura franquista. (Granada: Comares Historia, 2013) pp 71-95
“The Orient Within. Spanish Women Self empowering Acts under Francoism” Fatima
Sadiqi ed. Women as Agents of Change in the Middle East and North Africa (Routledge,
2011)
“Tiempos Modernos. Feminismo y Lucha Política Durante La II República Y La Guerra
Civil” in Pilar Folguera comp. El Feminismo en España (Madrid: Fundación Pablo Iglesias,
2007)
“El feminismo en España 1900-1940” en Raquel Mesa (coord) 100 años en femenino,
Comisariada por Oliva María Rubio e Isabel Tejeda for Acción Cultural Española (Madrid:
AC/E, “Notas para la historia del género” in Jaime Eduardo Jaramillo Jiménez (compilador)
Cultura, identidades y saberes fronterizos (Bogotá: Universidad Nacional de Colombia, CES,
2005)
"Shaping True Catholic Womanhood: Francoist Educational Discourse on Women" in
Victoria Enders and Pamela Radcliff eds., Constructing Spanish Womanhood. Female
Identity in Modern Spain (Albany: SUNY Press, 1999)
3 Articles
“Españolas Con, Contra, Bajo, (D)El Franquismo (1940-1960)” in Desacuerdos 7 Sobre arte,
políticas y esfera pública en el Estado español. (Madrid, UNIA arteypensamiento, 2012) pp.
42-64
“Sexo pensante, sexo cambiante. La educación media superior de las españolas en los años
cincuenta” Arenal. Revista de hitoria de las mujeres.vol 17. num.2 julio-deciembre 2010
University of Granada (Submitted March 2011 published September 2011) pp. 299-318
“Uno, Dos, Tres, Cuatro. Women Modern Docile Bodies” in Andrew McFarland and Boria
Majumdar eds. Journal Sport in Society, (Sport in Society, volume 11, issue 6, November
2008, pp. 673 - 684.
“Walls of Flesh. Spanish Post-War Reconstruction and Public Morality” in Bulletin of
Spanish Studies, Volume 84, Issue 6 September 2007, pages 737 – 758
“Women in Portugal and Spain” Encyclopedia of Women in World History Bonnie Smith ed.
(Oxford University Press, 2008)
“Falange” Encyclopedia Of The Modern World (Oxford University Press, 2008)
“Did the Spanish Civil War constitute a watershed in the evolving role of women in the
modern world?” In History in Dispute vol. The Spanish Civil War Estes and Kowalsky eds.
(Columbia SC: Manly Inc. 2004)
“De todo lo Visible y lo Invisible” in Crítica Madrid Spring-Summer 2002
“Satire, Journalism, and Madrid's Gedeón: National Images and National Characters in
Spanish-American War of 1898 ” Colonial Latin American Historical Review, vol. 8 n.1
winter 1999
"De Olympia de Gouges a nuestros días” Crítica (Junio 1995).
"Nuevas señas de identidad" Crítica (Madrid, 1992)
"Aproximación a un análisis comparativo de la presencia de las mujeres en las universidades
norteamericana y española 1939-1950” in La Mujer en Andalucia: Primer Encuentro
Interdisciplinar de Estudios de la Mujer (Granada: University of Granada Press, 1990)
"La mujer en la Revolución Francesa: notas sobre un bicentenario" Crítica (Madrid, 1989)
"Por la senda del franquismo" Historia 16 (Madrid, 1988)
4 Book Reviews
Skeletons in the Closet, Skeletons in the Ground. Represion and Victimization in a Small
Andalusian Town by Richard Barker (Sussex Academic Press, 2012) Bulletin of Society for
Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies
Ghosts of passion: Martyrdom, gender, and the origins of the Spanish Civil War by Brian D.
Bunk in Canadian Journal of History/Annales canadiennes d'histoire. 43, no. 1, (2008): 156
Memory and Amnesia of the Spanish Civil War. The Role of the Spanish Civil War in the
Transition to Democracy. by Paloma Aguilar (Oxford, New York: Berghahn Books, 2002) in
Bulletin of Society for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies, (spring 2006)
Women and the Bullring. By Muriel Feiner. (Gainsville,FL University of Florida press, 2003)
in The Latin Americanist. The International review of the Southeastern Council of Latin
American Studies (spring 2005)
Sing, Whisper, Shout, Pray: Feminist Visions for a Just World. Edited by
Cherrie Moraga and Gloria Anzaldua in National Women's Studies Association Journal
NWSA Journal 17, no. 1 (2005): 233-235
This Bridge We Call Home. Edited by Gloria Anzaldua and Analouise
Keating. in National Women's Studies Association Journal NWSA Journal 17, no. 1 (2005):
233-235
Republic of Egos: A Social history of the Spanish Civil War by Michael Seidman (University
of Wisconsin Press, 2002) in The Journal of Social History (summer 2004)
The Spanish Civil War 1936-1939 by Helen Graham (Cambridge University Press, 2002) in
The Journal of Social History (summer 2004)
Política, cultura y sociedad en la España de Franco, 1939-1975. Volume 1: La configuración
del Estado español, nacional y católico, 1939-1947. By Gonzalo Redondo. Pamplona: Eunsa,
1999. 1143 pages. In The Journal of Modern History. 74, no. 2, (2002): 433 (2 pages)
Gender and Nationalism in Colonial Cuba: The Travels of Santa Cruz y Montalvo, Condesa
de Merlin. By Adriana Méndez Rodenas. (Nashville, TN: Vanderbilt University Press, 1998
in Colonial Latin American Historical Review winter 2002
Los Angeles, pueblo y región, 1781-1850. Por Antonio Ríos-Bustamante.
(México, D.F.: Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia), 1991. 384 pp. in Colonial
Latin American Historical Review, vol.2-4, fall 1993
INVITED LECTURES
5 “Of All Things Visible And Invisible: Reflections On The Practice Of Oral History Through
Ortega y Gasset’s Philosophy” Invited Lecture to 20 Deutscher Hispanistentag University of
Heidelberg, Germany. March 18-22, 2015
“Susana Estrada a la Delacriox. The transition to democracy in Spain” NOISE Summer
school University of Utrech 2010 at University of Granada. August 27, 2010.
“Sexo Pensante, Sexo Cambiante: Las universitarias españolas bajo el Franquismo”
Universidad de Cantabria, March 25, 2010.
“Judy Chicago’s feminist art as a pedagogical tool” Miami Jewish Museum, November 5,
2009
“Cuerpos de Mujeres: Imaginarios, disputados, resistentes.” Universidad de Granada, Spain
June 29-30, 2009
“Imaginario de Género: estereotipos y discurso Franquista” Jornadas Mujeres Bajo la
dictadura Franquista, Fundación Pablo Iglesias, Madrid, December 2-3, 2008
“The Orient Within. Women’s Self-empowering Acts under Francoism” Chaired by
Professor Paul Preston, Cañada Blanch Centre, London School of Economics,
December 10, 2008
“El cuerpo femenino y la política sexual bajo el franquismo” invited presentation Universidad
de Almería, Spain June 23, 2003
“Nuevos Paradigmas para la investigación de los Estudios de Género” invited
presentation Escuela de Estudios de Género, Universidad Nacional de Colombia, April
2003
“Will you Marry me? Sexual Politics under Franco” invited presentation North Carolina
State University, March 2003
“The War of the Sexes. Gender Ideology after 1939” invited presentation to the Women’s
Studies Center Women of Distinction Series and The Wolfsonian at Florida International
University for the exhibit “The Visual Front: The posters of the Spanish Civil War”
November 14, 2002.
CONFERENCE PAPERS
"Of All Things Visible and Invisible: Spanish Women's Narratives during Francoism," in
MLA Convention Chicago January 12, 2014.
“Spanish Projections in Modern Europe” Panel Commentator, 147th Annual American
Historical Association Conference, Washington DC, January 6, 2008
“Strangers in the Dark Movie Theater” XIII Coloquio Internacional AEIHM Asociaciόn
Española de Investigación de Historia de las Mujeres http://www.aeihm.org (Barcelona,
October 19-22 2006)
6 “Body Politics and The transition to Democracy” paper presented at (European Social
Science History Conference) http://www.iisg.nl/esshc Amsterdam, March 2006
“The Spanish Mystic Body Politic Under The Franco’s Regime” presented at The 4th Annual
Hawaii International Conference on Arts and Humanities, January 11 -14, 2006
“Regulating Women’s Bodies. The Law of Physical Education of 1961” Society for Spanish
and Portuguese Historical Studies Conference, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, July2-5,
2003
“Strangers in the Night: Editing Women’s Cinematic Bodies” paper presented at XIII
Conferencia de la Asociación Internacional de Literatura Femenina Hispánica, Santo
Domingo, Dominican Republic 24-27 October 2002
“The Invisible Woman. Women’s Radio Shows” Society for Spanish and Portuguese
Historical Studies Conference, University of Georgia, April 2002
“Spain’s Body Politics. The Somatic Metaphor in the Works of Ortega y Gasset
and Giménez Caballero” paper presented at Third Biennial Florida International
University Conference on Spanish and Latin American Literature, November 2001
“Undergraduate v. Graduate Work in Women’s Studies. What is the Difference? Presented at
Florida International University Women’s Studies Center’s Symposium So you want to go to
Graduate School October 17th, 2001
“Cómo se atrae y se enamora a un hombre. Marriage in Franco’s Spain” presented at the
LASA conference September 2001.
“(De)limiting the Female Body: The Philosophical and Scientific Interpretations of José
Ortega y Gasset and Gregorio Marañón” Society for Spanish and Portuguese Historical
Studies Conference, Santa Fe, New Mexico April, 2001
“True Catholic Womanhood: Gender Ideology in Franco’s Spain” American Educational
Research Association, New Orleans, April 27, 2000.
“Ideología Nacional-Católica y relaciones de género. La educación de las mujeres en la
España Franquista.” Presented in Primer Congreso Regional en Ciencias Sociales y
Humanidades, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, 18th and 19th November
1999.
"Humor, Journalism, and Madrid's Gedeón: the Spanish-American War of
1898." presented at the New Mexico Historical Conference, Santa Fe, 3 April 1998.
"Preserving True Catholic Values: The Francoist Female Model between Autarchy and
Consumerism." presented at the Society for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies
Conference in St Louis, 24 April 1998.
7 "Political Cartoons of the Spanish-American War 1898. National
Images, National Characters." Presented at the Albuquerque Museum, 8 April 1998.
"Caricaturas de la guerra de Cuba" presented Chamizal, El Paso, National
Park Service, 9 April 1998.
"Comments on the 'Second Sex': the Women of the Institución Teresiana Respond to the
Modern Woman." presented at the Society for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies
Conference (Tucson, AZ, 1996)
"Normalizing the Female Soul" presented at the Society for Spanish and Portuguese
Historical Studies Conference (San Antonio, TX, 1993)
"One Virtue, One Passion, One Occupation. Women's Higher Education in Spain and the
United States during the Cold War" presented at the Conference XXIII The Western
Association of Women Historians (San Marino, CA, 1992)
"Spanish University Women under Franco" presented at the Society for Spanish and
Portuguese Historical Studies Conference (New Orleans, 1990)
"Notas sobre un modelo androcéntrico de universidad" presented at Congreso sobre la
Universidad Franquista (University of Zaragoza, 1989)
SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS
2010-11
ERASMUS MUNDUS GEMMA Action 3 Scholar research fellowship 4,800
euros
2010
Mellon Scholarship with Wolfsonian-FIU to co-teach with Dr. Marta
Zarzycha fall 2011 ($32,000)
2008
GEMMA Action 3 Grant exchange with European
Universities 5,000 Euros
2004
Doctoral Research Scholar $2,000 Program for Cultural Cooperation
Between Spain's Ministry of Culture and United States Universities, University
of Minnesota
2004
Provost Research Award FIU $14,000
2002
Research Scholar $2,500 Program for Cultural Cooperation Between
Spain's Ministry of Culture and United States Universities, University of
Minnesota
Research Scholar $2,500 Program for Cultural Cooperation Between Spain's
Ministry of Culture and United States Universities University of Minnesota
2000
1993-1994
8 Graduate Achievement Award Graduate Division
University of New Mexico $4,000
Proposals Submitted But Not Funded
NEH Challenge Grant Initiative for Spanish and Mediterranean Studies December 2013
ACLS collaboration grant with Dr. Cinta Ramblado 2009-2010 for a book
Entitled: Souls' Cages:Catholicism, Politics, And Gendered Violence In Spain And Ireland In
The Second Half Of The Twentieth Century
NEH research fellowships 2009 for “Words of Wisdom: Women’s Narratives during
Franco’s regime”
GRADUATE ADVISEMENT
PhD students at FIU
Chair
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Federico Padrones, Chair History Department, in progress
Antonietta di Pietro, Chair Dissertation, History Department FIU graduated May 2014
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Paula de la Cruz Fernández, co-Chair with Dr. Ken Lipartito History Department FIU
Granted summer 2013
Committee member
• Roberto Pacheco Ph.D. History Department, in progress
• Grace Solis Ph.D. History Department in Progress
• Marta León, Ph.D. Modern Languages, FIU committee member, in progress
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Serena Cruz, Ph.D. International Relations, FIU committee member, in progress
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Alfredo Pastor Ph.D. Modern Languages, granted fall 2014
Joseph Holbrooks, Ph.D. History Department FIU committee member, granted Fall
2013
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Lorie de la Fe, Ph.D., History department FIU, member committee granted fall 2012
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Eugenio Angulo, Ph.D. Modern Languages, FIU committee member, spring 2012
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Ausenda Folch, Ph.D. Modern Languages FIU, committee member, granted summer
2011
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Wenceslao Gil, Ph.D. Modern languages FIU, member committee spring 2010
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Samia Harb, Ph.D. International Relations FIU, committee member, granted 2010
Julio Capo, Ph.D History Department, FIU committee member, granted 2009
Vickie Owles, PhD. College of Education FIU, committee member, granted 2009
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Zoila Clark, Modern Languages FIU, committee member granted 2009
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Jose Polombo, PhD Modern languages FIU, Committee member granted spring
2007
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Marie Garibitey, Ph.D Modern Languages FIU. Committee member, granted fall
2007
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Esther Cantens, PhD Modern languages FIU, granted 2005
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Barbara Cabana, Ph.D Modern Languages, FIU, committee member. Granted 2004
MA Students at FIU
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Jaqueline Nuzs, Main Advisor MA report, History Department FIU spring 2014
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Michelle Pérez, Main Advisor MA report, History Department FIU granted fall 2013
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Michel Potop, Main Advisor, chair Master History Department FIU granted 2009
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Ava Purkiss, committee member, History Department FIU granted 2009
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Camille Rivera, committee member, LACC Master granted 2009
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Anne Sarver Master in International Relations and Certificate in Women’s
Studies-FIU co-chair with Dr. Lisa Prugl. Granted 2006
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Silvia Mitchell, Member, MA thesis committee History, FIU, granted 2006
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Eric Ruanes Master Student History Department FIU, granted 2004
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Gema Junco Master Student History Department FIU, main Advisor and Chair,
granted 2003
Other US Universities
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Alexandro Gómez del Moral, member PhD committee Rutgers University History
department, Chair Dr. Temma Kaplan Graduated Summer 2014
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Maidelin Rodríguez, Ph.D. Modern Languages University of Miami, committee
member, granted 2011
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Humberto Alanis, Member Ph.D. committee, College of Education, Chair Dr. Rebecca
Blum, University of New Mexico, granted 2011
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Angélica González, Member Ph.D. committee, College of Education, Chair Dr.
Rebecca Blum, University of New Mexico, granted 2011
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Karen Higgins Ph.D. “On Becoming a Researcher: Experiences of Women as
Doctoral Students in Education” Dr. Elizabeth Noll, Chair PhD College of Education
University of New Mexico granted 2006.
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Carolyn Wix Ph.D. “Mary Huntoon and Friedl Dicker-Brandeis. On the Studio as
Container for Meaning-Making.” College of Education University of New Mexico.
Ph.D. granted spring 2003.
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Brian Higgins, Ph.D. “Home Schooling in New Mexico” Dr. Daniel Young, Chair
Dissertation College of Education University of New Mexico PhD granted fall 2002
International Graduate Students
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Marta Elvia Carrario member Ph.D committee Universidad de Granada, Spain October
15, 2014
External examiner for Ph.D. Viva Voce defense of Aisling O’Connor Spanish
Department University of Limerick, Ireland
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Deirdre Finnerty, Ph.D. candidate Spanish Department University of Limerick,
research visit FIU spring 2011, Topic: “Representations of dissident motherhood
under Francoism in testimony, literature and cinema”
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Sofia Rodríguez López, Ph.D. candidate, exchange doctoral student at the Women’s
Studies Center at FIU from Universidad de Almería (Spain), short stay April 23 to
May 31, 2003
11 PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
• Association for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies (member)
• Modern Languages Association (member)
§ National Women’s Studies Association (member)
§ American Historical Association (member)
§ Asociación Universitaria de Estudios de la Mujer, University of Granada, Spain
(member)
§ Latin American Studies Association (member)
§ American Association of University Women, AAUW (member)
§ Western Association of Women Historians (member)
§ International Oral History Association (member)
SERVICE
NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL SERVICE
Books Manuscripts reviews
2009
“Guernika 1937” for University Of Nevada Press.
2010
“’Milicianas’ Women in the Spanish Civil War.” For SUNY Press
Journal articles reviewed
2010 “A Study About Catholic Discrimination Against Women
The Case Of Gender Perception Among Spanish University Students”
Journal of Gender Studies, University of Lincoln, Derek Crothall Building, George
Street, HULL, HU1 3BW, UK
Tenure Reviews
2012-2013
Dr. Hamilton Stapell, SUNY New Paltz
2012-2013
Dr. Andrew McFarland, IU Kokomo
2009-2010
Dr. Beatriz Caamaño Alegre, Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster,
Pennsylvania
2009-2010 Dr. Inbal Ofer, Israel Open University, Raanana, Israel
Grant Review Panels
2010-2011
Member, American Fellowships Grant Review Panel,
American Association of University Women
2002-2006
Member, American Fellowships Review Panel, AAUW
2003-2006
ACLS The American Council of Learned Societies
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2000-2001
2000-2001
Annual Research Lecture Committee,
Chair University of New Mexico
Local Organization Committee, chair
Annual Conference Society for Spanish and
Portuguese Historical Studies, Santa Fe, New Mexico
2000-2001
1999-2001
1998-2001
1998-2001
12 Tireman Library Committee,
College of Education,
University of New Mexico
University-at-large Research Policy Committee,
University of New Mexico
International Education Steering Committee,
Chair College of Education University of New Mexico
Iberian Studies Committee,
Latin American and Iberian Institute, UNM
Florida International University Service
2014Member University IRB Committtee
2010- 2011
Global Strategic Planning Committee FIU
2010
Grant reviewer The Wolfsonian-FIU
2010-2012
DASEC Dissertation Advisor Status Evaluation Committee
2005-present
Faculty Advisory Board LACC FIU
2008-present
Graduate Advisory Board LACC FIU
2008-2011
2008-Present
2008-2010
2007
Faculty Senate FIU
FIU Honors College Fellow
Director of Spain Honors Study abroad Program
Local Organization Committee and
program chair of the 38th Annual Conference
Society for Spanish and Portuguese
Historical Studies, Miami Beach April 19-22
2005-2007
Tenure and Promotion Committee
College of Arts and Sciences
2002-2003
Faculty advisor for the Wolfsonian Museum-FIU
exhibit on the Spanish Civil War
DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE
Department of History
Chair Personnel Committee 2014-2017
Chair Search Committee Modern Latin America 2012-2013
Chair Search Committee Modern European History 2010-2011
Member Development Committee 2009-2010
Liaison with Spain-Florida Foundation
Curriculum Committee 2008-2009
Member Personnel Committee 2006-2008
Chair Search Committee African American History 2004
Member undergraduate committee 2002-2004
Women’s Studies Center
§ Curriculum Committee 2003-2009
§ Personnel Committee 2008-present
§ Advisory committee 2008- present
§ Chair WST Faculty Search Committee 2008-2009
§ Interim Director Women’s Studies (January-August 2008)
§ Associate Director Women’s Studies 2003-2009
§ Women of Distinction Lecture Series
§ Associate editor of WST student journal Making Waves
§ WST Graduate advisor Graduate Certificate 2005-2009
§ Member, Search Committee, Postdoctoral Fellow position, 2004-05
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Co-Founder Gender and Women’s Studies across Cultures International
Consortium, in collaboration with the University of Granada, Universidad Nacional de
Colombia University of Western Cape. Arranged for the signing of Memorandum of
Understanding with FIU to create an International Gender and Women’s Studies
Consortium October 2007 The Consortium is made up of the following six
universities Women's Studies Programs:
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Florida International University
Universidad De Granada, Spain
Fez University, Morocco
Universidad Nacional de Colombia
Director of the GEMMA Action 3 with the European Erasmus Mundus Program
2008-Present. Universities included in this European Consortium:
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Universidad de Granada, Spain
Universidad de Oviedo, Spain
University of Utrecht, The Netherlands
Kozep-Europai Egyetem (Central European University), Hungary
Universita Di Bologna, Italy
Uniwersytet Lodzki, Poland
Fakulteta Za Podiplomske Humanisticne Studije -InstitutumStudiorum Humanitatis), Slovenia
University of Hull, United Kingdom
Graduate Certificate in Women’s Studies co-design
Faculty Representative, Women’s Studies Board of Advisors (Donor Board)
Member, Women’s Studies Faculty advisory Board 2003-2009
Member, Women’s Studies Faculty Book Club 2003-2008
Member, Selection Committee, Elaine Gordon Fellowship, 2002-present
Member of 200 Fellowship 2008-present
14 Community Service
Radio Interview Radio Caracol 2007 on Professional Stay-home Mothers article
published by The New York Times
Radio Interview Radio Caracol 2007 on Feminism a definition
Radio Interview Radio Caracol 2007 on Sexuality and adolescent girls
Invited talk “Women’s Studies at FIU” to the Soroptimist International Chapter Coral
Gables, Riviera Country Club, January 16, 2008
DEVELOPED AND TAUGHT COURSES
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Water cartographies: Historizicing the seas
Waves of Democratization
Iberian Graduate Certificate in Initiative for Spanish and Mediterranean Studies
Mediterranean Dictatorships
Memory And Historical Reconciliation
Historia de España contemporánea (developed for LACC and Modern Languages
to implement Spanish across the curriculum at FIU)
The Gendered History of the body
The Spanish Civil War 1936-1939
From National-Catholicism To Constitutional Monarchy: Spain’s Transition To
Democracy
Introduction to Women’s Studies
Feminist Theory
History of Women in Modern Spain
Nationalism, Gender, and Sexuality under Totalitarian Regimes
Historical Research for the Study of Gender and Education
Religion, Sexuality and Gender Roles Western Culture