CURRICULUM VITAE

SALLY J. KENNEY7025 Freret Street

New Orleans, Louisiana 70118504-865-5422

skenney@tulane.edu

December 19, 2018

EDUCATION

1989 Ph.D. Princeton University. Dissertation: Reproductive Hazards in the Workplace: A Comparative Study of Law and Policy in Britain and America. Supervisor: Walter Murphy. Other committee members: Stanley Katz, Kay Warren, Jennifer Hochschild

1984 M.A. in Politics, Princeton University. Fields offered for examination: Public Law, Comparative Politics, Women and Politics

1982 B.A. Honours, Philosophy, Politics and Economics, Magdalen College, Oxford University

1979 B.A. in Political Science, University of Iowa, Honors, Phi Beta Kappa

TEACHING AND RESEARCH FIELDS

Women Leading Change, Women and Politics, Feminist Social Movements, Feminist Organizations, Feminist Theory

Public Law: Women and the Law, American Constitutional Law, Comparative Law, The European Court of Justice

Public Policy: The Politics of Public Affairs; Women, Law, and Public Policy; Law and Public Policy

Comparative Politics: British Politics, The European Union

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2010 Newcomb College Endowed Chair, Professor of Political Science with tenure, and Executive Director, Newcomb College Institute, Tulane University; affiliated faculty, Law School, adjunct professor, Department of Global Community Health and Behavioral Sciences, School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine

2001-2009 Professor with tenure, The University of Minnesota, Humphrey Institute of Public AffairsDirector, Center on Women and Public Policy. Affiliated faculty, Law School. Adjunct faculty, Political

Science. Graduate Examining Status: Feminist Studies, American Studies. Regional Associate, European Union Center, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Fall 2005 Fulbright Fellow, Institute of Governance, Queen’s University Belfast

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Spring Visiting research fellow, Law Department, London School of Economics2002

Summer Visiting professor, Department of Political Science, Boĝaziçi University, Istanbul, Turkey.1998 Taught advanced undergraduate course in Comparative Law (U.S. and E.U.)

1995-2001 Associate Professor with tenure, The University of Minnesota, Humphrey Institute of Public AffairsDirector, Center on Women and Public Policy.

1994-95 Associate Professor with tenure, The University of Iowa, Department of Political Science and Program in Women’s Studies

1988-1994 Assistant Professor, The University of Iowa, Department of Political Science and Program in Women’s Studies.

1993-95 Adjunct Professor of Law, University of Iowa College of Law

1991, 1992 Summer Chair, Program in Women’s Studies, University of Iowaand 1993

Fall 1990 Visiting Professor of Constitutional Law, Nijmegen University, Netherlands

1987-88 Lecturer, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Taught American Constitutional System, British Government and Women and Politics. Tenure-track appointment.

1985-86 Northeast London Polytechnic Part-time Lecturer in Public Law for first year of L.L.B. course

1984-85 Oxford Worker’s Educational Association Tutor. Proposed, developed and taught three eight-week courses in Women’s Studies: An Introduction to Feminist Theory (three times), Women and the Law, and Women and Politics

1985 Wolsey Hall Tutorial College Tutor in ‘A’-level British and American Politics and ‘A’-level BritishLaw

Summer Norrington Oxford School of English Tutor. Taught English as a foreign language, led seminar on American 1981 Literature and Society, lectured on The British Legal System and The Women’s Movement

Spring Akeman’s Tutorial College Tutor for ‘A’-level Politics 1984

1979 University of Iowa Teaching Assistant in Political Theory

OTHER EMPLOYMENT

1988-89 Consultant, U.S. Congress, House Education and Labor Committee. Adviser on oversight of Equal Employment Opportunities Commission on discrimination resulting from fetal protection policies.

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1986-87 Congressional Fellow for Women and Public Policy for the Women’s Research and Education Institute. Legislative Assistant for the U.S. House Education and Labor Committee on civil rights and equal employment opportunity issues.

1980 Office Manager for head campaign office of U.S. Senator John Culver. Coordinated all activities in main campaign office.

GRANTS

National Science Foundation, Law & Society, 2013. $99,291 to support a postdoctoral scholar in Intersectionality.

Open Society Institute. November 2009. $170,000 over two years to support Infinity project to secure appoint of women on the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals

Women’s Foundation of Minnesota. 2009. $55,000 to support the Status of Women and Girls in Minnesota Project.

Women’s Foundation of Minnesota. 2009. $6,500 planning grant to organize women in local government.

Women’s Foundation of Minnesota. 2009. $7,500 to fund Women’s Path to Political Office research project (grant extension).

Funding for Conference on Gender and Judging, International Institute for the Sociology of Law, Oñati Spain, June 2009

Women’s Foundation of Minnesota. Fall 2008. $7,500 to fund Women’s Path to Political Office research project

Open Society Institute. August 2008. $43,000 to support Infinity project to secure appoint of women on the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals

UM Graduate College Grant-in-Aid. May 2008. $30,140 to support the Women's Path to Political Office Study.

Center for Urban and Regional Affairs (CURA). June 2008. $5,015 to support a 50% summer Research Assistant working on the Women's Path to Political Office Study

University of Minnesota Community Engagement Grant. Spring 2008. $5,000 to support expanding placements for the Feminist Board Service Course

Women’s Foundation of Minnesota. Fall 2007. $15,000 to fund Women’s Path to Political Office research project.

University of Minnesota Coke Grant for Student Group. $1,000 to support Women’s Human Rights Film Series.

Otto Bremer Foundation. Spring 2007. $30,000 to carry out a Feminist Leadership Fellows program.

Otto Bremer Foundation. Fall 2004. $27,000 planning grant to plan a Feminist Leadership Fellows Program training executive directors of feminist organizations.

Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs Signature Studies Committee, 2004. Received $40,000 to put ona conference on women’s return to work after childbirth October 1, 2004.

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UM Consortium on Law and Values in Health, Environment & the Life Sciences. Spring 2003. Received $5,000 to put on

a conference on women’s return to work after childbirth October 1, 2004.

Minnesota Women’s Foundation. Fall 2003. Received $3,500 to hold a one-day retreat for women state legislators, January 2004.

Received $5000 from the UM Graduate College’s initiative for Interdisciplinary Research, Scholarly and Creative Activities, to support the Women, Law, and Public Policy Faculty Group and to host to visiting scholars.

Otto Bremer Foundation. Summer 2003. Received a $25,000 to produce cases on women’s human rights.

Minnesota Women’s Foundation. Fall 2002. Received $7,000 to hold a two-day retreat for women state legislators.

Minnesota Extension Service. Fall 2002. Received $5,000 to hold a two day retreat for women state legislators.

Minnesota Women’s Foundation. Fall 2001. Received $10,000 to hold a two-day retreat for women state legislators.

UM Consortium on Law and Values in Health, Environment & the Life Sciences. Fall 2001. Received $10,000 to put on half-day conference on the politics of breast cancer with the Center for Science and Technology Policy and the Policy Forum.

Minnesota Women’s Foundation. Summer 2000. Received $10,000 toward summer institute to produce case studies of feminist organizations.

Minnesota Extension Service. Summer 2000. Received $21,792 toward summer institute to produce case studies of feminist organizations.

Center for Urban and Regional Affairs. Summer 2000. Received $1,792 for a research assistant for the summer institute to produce case studies of feminist organizations.

UM Graduate College Grant-in-Aid. Winter 1999. Received $5,000 to make two research trips to the European Union Institute in Florence, Italy and to the Carter Presidential Library in Atlanta to begin research for a book, Gender on the Agenda: How the Gender of Judges Becomes a Political Issue.

Co-Principal Investigator, “Women Law and Public Policy” with Professor Carol Chomsky. $50,00 grant over two years to promote interdisciplinary research as part of a Ford Foundation grant to the Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs.

Co-director, Obermann Faculty Research Seminar, “Comparative Law and Politics in Europe,” June 5-29, 1995. $40,000.

Principal Investigator, “Legal Clerks at the Court of Justice of the European Communities” $18,000 Research Planning Grant, Law and Social Science Program of the National Science Foundation, summer of 1994

Convener, “Diversifying and Internationalizing Feminist Theories.” Awarded $37,000 grant as part of the Ford Foundation’s Bridging Project of the University of Iowa and Grinnell College, 1993-94

Participant, “Internationalizing the Eurocentric Canon.” Bridging Project of the University of Iowa and Grinnell College,

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Summer 1993

ACADEMIC HONORS AND AWARDS

2015 New Orleans CityBusiness Women of the Year.2014 Tulane Athletics Torch Award2013 National Association of Women Judges Florence Murray Award2012 New Orleans CityBusiness Women of the Year.2011 New Orleans Magazine, Person to Watch2009 University of Minnesota Mullen, Spector, Truax Women’s Leadership Award2009 University of Minnesota Award for Outstanding Contributions to Postbaccalaureate, Graduate, and Professional

Education2008 Changemaker, (As core member of the Infinity Project), University of Minnesota Press2006 Changemaker, University of Minnesota Press2005 Fulbright, Queens University, Belfast, Northern Ireland2001 Atlantic Fellowship in Public Policy1999 McKnight Faculty Summer Research Fellowship1994 CIC Academic Leadership Fellow1993 Certificate of Teaching Excellence, College of Liberal Arts1991 National Science Foundation, Summer Travel Grant1990 University of Iowa Old Gold Summer Fellowship1989 University of Iowa Old Gold Summer Fellowship1986 Women’s Research and Education Institute Congressional Fellowship1984 Princeton Women’s Studies Scholarship1983 Princeton University Politics Department Fellowship1982 Magdalen College Scholarships1981 Rotary International Foundation Scholarship Graduate Award1980 Iowa City Rotary Club International Scholarship1979 University of Iowa Teaching Research Fellowship

PUBLICATIONS

Books

Gender and Judging. New York: Routledge Press, 2013.

Constitutional Dialogues in Comparative Perspective, edited with William Reisinger and John Reitz, London: Macmillan, 1999. This volume resulted from a month-long intensive seminar of invited participants funded by the Obermann Center at the University of Iowa.

Politics and Feminist Standpoint Theories, edited with Helen Kinsella, Hayworth Press, 1997

For Whose Protection? Reproductive Hazards and Exclusionary Policies in the United States and Britain, University of Michigan Press, December 1992

Journal Articles

“Toward a Feminist Political Theory of Judging: Neither the Nightmare nor the Noble Dream,” University of Nevada

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Law Review, forthcoming 2017.

“Wise Latinas, Strategic Minnesotans, and the Feminist Standpoint: the Backlash Against Women Judges,” Thomas Jefferson Law Review 36: (2014): 43-82.

“Choosing Judges: A Bumpy Road to Women’s Equality and a Long Way to Go,” Symposium: Gender and the Legal Profession’s Pipeline to Power, Michigan State Law Review 2012(5): 1499-1528

“Mobilizing Emotions to Elect Women: the symbolic meaning of Minnesota’s first woman Supreme Court justice,” Mobilization: An International Journal 15(2)(2010): 135-158

“Critical Perspectives on Gender and Judging,” Politics & Gender, 6 (2010), 433–495

“Infinity Project seeks to increase gender diversity of the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals,” Judicature 92(3): 1-2 November-December 2008.

“Thinking about Gender and Judging,” International Journal of the Legal Profession 15(102) March-July (2008): 87-110.

“Gender on the Agenda? How the Paucity of Women Judges Became an Issue” Journal of Politics 70(3) July 2008.

McGovern, Pat, Brian Dowd, Dwenda Gjerdingen, Cynthia R. Gross, Sally Kenney, Laurie Ukestad, David McCaffrey, and Ulf Lundberg, The Postpartum Health of Employed Mothers Five Weeks After Childbirth,” Annals of Family Medicine 4:159-167 (2006).

“Domestic Violence Intervention Project: Unconditional Shelter,” Nonprofit Management and Leadership 16(2):221-243 (2005).

“Equal Employment Opportunity and Representation: Extending the Frame to Courts,” Social Politics 11:1 (Spring 2004): 86-116.

“Gender, the Public Policy Enterprise and Case Teaching,” Journal of Policy Analysis and Management 23:1 (Winter 2004): 159-178.

“Where is Gender in Agenda Setting?” Women and Politics, 25:1-2 (2003): 179-207.

“Breaking the Silence: Gender Mainstreaming and the European Judiciary,” Feminist Legal Studies, 10 (2002): 257-270. Reprinted in Carol Sanger, edited Women and Rights Ashgate/Dartmouth: Oxford, 2004. Reprinted in Deborah L. Rhode and Carol Sanger, eds. Gender and Rights. Aldershot: Ashgate, 2005.

“Where are the Women in Public Policy Cases?” Women’s Policy Journal of Harvard, John F. Kennedy School of Government, 1 (Summer 2001): 87-98.

“Using the Master’s Tools to Dismantle the Master’s House: Can we harness the virtues of case teaching?” Commissioned essay for the Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, 20 (Spring 2001) 2:346-50

“Beyond Principals and Agents: Seeing Courts as Organizations by Comparing Référendaires at the European Court of Justice and Law Clerks at the U.S. Supreme Court” Comparative Political Studies, 33 (June 2000) 5: 593-625

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“Puppeteers or Agents? What Lazarus’s Closed Chambers adds to our Understanding of Law Clerks, Law & Social Inquiry, 25:1 (2000): 185-226. Commissioned review essay

“The Members of the European Court of Justice,” Columbia Journal of European Law, 5(1): 1998. Partially reprinted in The Law and Economics of the European Union, by Paul Stephan, Francesco Parisi, and Ben Depoorter, Newark, NJ: Mathew Bender, forthcoming 2003.

“The European Court of Justice: integrating Europe through law,” Judicature, May/June 1998. Reprinted in the November issue of Crime and Justice International: Worldwide News and Trends.

Guest Editor, “Feminist Standpoint Theories,” Special issue, Women and Politics, 1997. Publicized call for papers, wrote reviews of 26 submitted papers, recommended revisions of the four selected, wrote introduction. (Same as edited book above).

“New Research on Gendered Political Institutions,” Political Research Quarterly 49(2): 445-466 (1996). Commissioned review essay

“Pregnancy Discrimination in Comparative Perspective: Toward Substantive Equality,” Wisconsin Women’s Law Journal,

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“Women, Feminism, Gender and the Law: Ruminations of a Feminist Academic,” Women and Politics 15:3 (1995)

“Who Is Protected? What’s Wrong with Exclusionary Policies,” Women and Politics, 13:3-4 (1993)

“Reproductive Hazards in the Workplace: The Law and Sexual Difference,” 14 International Journal of the Sociology of Law (1986):393

Work in Progress

Gender and Case Teaching Revisited

“The Gender Equality Cascade? Explaining the First Women State Supreme Court Justices.”

Book Chapters

“Measuring Women’s Judicial Empowerment,” chapter in Measuring Women’s Political Empowerment across the Globe: Strategies, Challenges and Future Research, Eds., Amy Alexander, Catherine Bolzendahl, Farida Jalalzai, Palgrave, 2017.

“Judicial Women,” Women and Elective Office: Past, Present, and Future, Third Edition. Edited by Sue Thomas and Clyde Wilcox. New York: Oxford University Press, 2014.

“Which Judicial Selection Systems Generate the Most Women Judges? Lessons from the United States” in Gender and Judging, edited by Ulrike Schultz and Gisela Shaw, Portland Oregon: Hart, 2013, 461-479.

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“It Would be Stupendous for Us Girls: Campaigning for Women Judges without Waving,” chapter in Breaking the Wave: Women, Their Organizations, and Feminism, 1945-1985." Edited by Kathleen Laughlin and Jacki Castledine, Routledge Press, 2010

“Judges of the European Court of Justice” in Constitutional Dialogues in Comparative Perspective, edited by Sally J. Kenney, William Reisinger, and John Reitz, London: Macmillan, 1999

“For Whose Protection,” excerpted in America’s Working Women: a documentary history, 1600 to the present, edited by Rosalyn Baxandall and Linda Gordon. Rev. and updated. New York : Norton, 1995

“Who Is Protected? What’s Wrong with Exclusionary Policies,” in The Maternal/Fetal Relationship, edited by Robert Blank

and Janna Merrick, Hayworth Press, 1993 (reprint of Women and Politics article)

“Reproductive Laws for the 1990s: Comments on papers by Nancy Gertner and Joan Bertin,” coauthored with Edmund D. Cooke, in Nadine Taub and Sherrill Cohen, eds., Reproductive Laws for the 1990s (Clifton, N.J.: Humana Press, 1989)

Articles, Cases, and Book Reviews

“Julia C. Addington from Stacyville, Iowa: First Woman Elected to Public Office in the United States? The World? Women/Politics, Newsletter of the Women’s Caucus of Political Science 21(1): 12.

Kenney, Sally J., Kathryn Pearson, Debra Fitzpatrick, and Elizabeth Sharrow. “Are We Progressing Toward Equal Representation for Women in the Minnesota Legislature? New evidence offers mixed results.” Center for Urban and Regional Affairs (CURA) Reporter, December 2009.

“Infinity Project seeks to increase gender diversity of the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals,” Counterbalance: the Journal of the National Association of Women Judges, Fall 2009, 26. (Reprint of Judicature article.)

“Women in Minnesota.” With Equal Right: the Official Publication of Minnesota Women Lawyers. July 2009.

“Time for More Women on the Supreme Court and All Courts.” Minnpost. May 7, 2009.

http://www.minnpost.com/community_voices/2009/05/07/8633/time_for_more_women_on_the_us_supreme_court_and_all_courts

“Nixon Gaffe Sparks Era of Judicial Advance.” Women’s E-News, May 5, 2009.http://www.womensenews.org/article.cfm/dyn/aid/3999

“Gap on Federal Bench? 8th Circuit Here We Come.” Women’s E-News, April 17, 2009. http://www.womensenews.org/article.cfm/dyn/aid/3983/context/archive

Review of The Politics of Sexual Harassment: A Comparative Study of the United States, the European Union, and Germany, by Kathrin s. Zippel. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2006. Perspectives on Politics 4(4): 799-801.

“Case Studies on Women and Public Policy,” Institute for Women’s Policy Research Eighth International Women’s

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Policy Research Conference , 2005 Proceedings, http://www.iwpr.org/PDF/05_Proceedings/Kenney_Sally.pdf

Review of Nancy Scherer, Scoring Points: Politicians, Activists, and the Lower Federal Court Appointment Process. Stanford: Stanford University Press 2005. Law and Society Review 40(3): 746-48.

“Waving Goodbye to the Dinosaurs? Women, Electoral Politics, and Peace in Northern Ireland,” public policy case published by the Electronic Hallway, https://www.hallway.org

“Holding Her Place on the Bench: Rosalie Wahl and the Minnesota Supreme Court,” public policy case published by the Electronic Hallway, https://www.hallway.org

“Gender on the Agenda: How the Gender of Judges Becomes a Political Issue,” Women Working to Make a Difference, Institute for Women’s Policy Research Seventh International Women’s Policy Research Conference,

Proceedings, 2005

“Review of Judges in Contemporary Democracy: and International Conversation,” edited by Robert Badinter and Stephen Breyer. New York: New York University Press, 2004. Law & Politics Book Review 15(4): 319-321 (2005).

“The Constitutional Status of the Family and Medical Leave Act.” After Birth Signature Study Conference Proceedings, October 1, 2004. http://www.hhh.umn.edu/afterbirth/proceedings.html

“When World is Designed to Work Better for Caretakers, Everyone Benefits,” Op/ed, Pioneer Press, August 12, 2004.

Review of The Private Roots of Public Action: Gender, Equality, and Political Participation by Nancy Burns, Kay Lehman Schlozman and Sidney Verba. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 2001. Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly 33(2) 2004: 358-361.

“Britain Appoints First Woman Law Lord,” Judicature, January/February 87(4) 2004

“United Kingdom’s Judicial System Undergoes Major Reform,” Judicature, September/October 2003

“Review of Jo Freeman’s, A Room at a Time: How Women Entered Party Politics, Jane’s Journal, Summer 2003, 4.

Review of Justice Contained: Law and Politics in the European Union, by Lisa Conant. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 2002. Law and Politics Book Review June 2003. Vol. 13 No. 6 (June 2003)

“How Judges Work: Thinking about Social Science and Law,” Perspectives on Politics 1:2 (2003): 369-371

“Counting Women Judges: The Intersection of Law and Politics,” Conference Proceedings, “The Status of Women in Minnesota,” Conference on Critical Junctures in Women’s Economic Lives, Center for True Economic Progress, 2002

“Politics will inevitably be a part of judicial selection,” Guest Editorial, St. Paul Pioneer Press, January 14, 2003.

Review of Voice, Trust, and Memory: Marginalized Groups and the Failings of Liberal Representation by Melissa S.

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Williams. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1998, Women and Politics, 24:2 (2002): 94-96

“The European Court of Justice,” 2500 word entry for Legal Systems of the World: A Political, Social, and Cultural Encyclopedia, four volumes edited by Herbert Kritzer, Santa Barbara, CA: ABC Clio, 2002.

“A Lesson from London,” Jane’s Journal, Spring 2002, 2.

Review of Gender, Choice and Commitment: Women Solicitors in England and Wales and the Struggle for Equal Rights by Hilary Sommerlad and Peter Sanderson. Aldershot: Ashgate Publishing Company, 1998, Law and Politics Book Review January 2000 10(1): 60-64

“Tenure in a Chilly Climate” coauthored with Susan Sterett, P/S, March 1999

Review of Ms. Mentor’s Impeccable Advice for Women in Academia by Emily Toth. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1997, Women’s Caucus for Political Science Newsletter, October 1998

Review of Vivien Hart, Bound by Our Constitution: Women, Workers, and the Minimum Wage. Princeton: Princeton: University Press, 1994, Women and Politics 20(1): 1999

Review of Rebecca Mae Salokar and Mary L. Volcansek’s Women in Law: A Bio-Bibliographical Sourcebook. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1996, Law and Politics Book Review, 1997

“Resources for Women Faculty.” (Reviews of Robert Boice, The New Faculty Member [San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1992], Marcia Lynn Whicker, Jennie Jacobs Kronenfeld, and Ruth Ann Strickland’s Getting Tenure [Newbury Park, CA: Sage, 1993], Pamela Daniels and Kathy Weingarten’s, Sooner or Later: The Timing of Parenthood in Adult Lives [New York: Norton, 1982], and Sara Ruddick and Pamela Daniels, Working It Out: 23 Women Writers, Artists, Scientists, and Scholars Talk About Their Lives and Work [New York: Pantheon 1977]), Women’s Caucus for Political Science Newsletter, October 1996

Review of Erhard Blankenburg and Fred Bruinsma’s Dutch Legal Culture. Law and Politics Book Review, August 1996

“Expansion of Affirmative Action 1965, “Pregnancy Discrimination Act of 1978,” commissioned entries in Great Events from History: North America Series, revised edition. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Salem Press, 1997

“Second Wave of Women’s Movement,” “Congressional Caucus for Women’s Issues,” “Protective Legislation for Women,” and “Women’s Studies Journals,” commissioned entries in Ready Reference: Women’s Issues.

Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Salem Press, 1997

Review of Joni Lovenduski and Vicky Randall’s Contemporary Feminist Politics, British Politics Group Newsletter, 1996

Editor, Women and Politics Course Syllabi, American Political Science Association, 1996

Review of Lise Vogel’s Mothers on the Job: Maternity Policy in the U.S. Workplace, Science and Society, 59:4 (1995)

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“Pregnancy as Disability: The European Example,” Disability Law Reporter, April 1994

“Exclusionary Policies Before the Courts: Johnson Controls and Its Predecessors,” in Encyclopedia of Biomedical Policy, edited by Janna Merrick and Robert Blank, Greenwood Press 1995

Review of Cynthia Daniels’s At Women’s Expense: State Power and the Politics of Fetal Rights ,” American Political Science Review, 1994

“Feminism and Law,” Law, Courts, and Judicial Process Organized Section, Newsletter, Fall 1992

Review of Martha Albertson Fineman and Nancy Sweet Thomadsen’s Feminism and the Boundaries of Law, Women and Politics 13:3-4 (1993)

Review of Susan Estrich’s Real Rape, 9 Women and Politics 90 (1989)

“Reproductive Hazards in the Workplace 1,” Health and Safety Information Bulletin, February 1986

“Reproductive Hazards in the Workplace 2,” Health and Safety Information Bulletin, March, 1986

Congressional Reports

Majority Staff of the Committee on Education and Labor, U.S. House of Representatives, 100th Congress, 1st Session; A Report on the Investigation of the Civil Rights Enforcement Activities of the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs, U.S. Department of Labor, October, 1987

Wrote historical section and investigation of Los Alamos National Laboratory.

Majority Staff of the Committee on Education and Labor, U.S. House of Representatives, 101st Congress, 2nd Session, A Report on the EEOC, Title VII and Workplace Fetal Protection Politics in the 1980s, April 1990

Gathered information from EEOC files, edited draft, and wrote section on cases.

CONFERENCE PAPERS AND SCHOLARLY PRESENTATIONS (before January 2010)

“Making the Case for Women Judges.” Presentation to the Law and Public Affairs Program, Princeton University, March 2010.

“Making the Case for Women Judges.” Presentation to the Center for German and European Studies, Gender and Women’s Studies, and the Department of Sociology, University of Wisconsin-Madison, November 16, 2009.

“Teaching Women and Public Policy through Case Studies,” Presentation to the Center for German and European Studies, Gender and Women’s Studies, and the Department of Sociology, University of Wisconsin-Madison, November 16, 2009.

“Femocrats, Gender, and Judicial Selection: the Inside Story,” Paper presented to the Minnesota Law and Society Conference, Minneapolis, October 24, 2009.

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“Which Judicial Selection Systems Generate the Most Women Judges? Lessons from the United States” Conference on Gender and Judging, International Institute for the Sociology of Law, Oñati Spain, June 2009.

“When Women Run, Women Win: Evidence from a Strong Party State.” Paper presented to the annual meeting of the State and Local Politics Association, Chapel Hill, May 2009.

“Women’s Path to Legislative Office in Minnesota.” Paper presented to the annual meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, April 2009.

“Femocrats, Gender, and Judicial Selection: the Inside Story,” Paper presented to Women’s Studies Program, Franklin and Marshall College, February 17. 2009.

“Teaching Women and Public Policy through Case Studies,” Presentation to Women’s Studies Program, Franklin and Marshall College, February 16, 2009.

“Femocrats, Gender, and Judicial Selection: the Inside Story,” Paper presented to the European Consortium on the Politics of Gender, Belfast, January 21-23, 2009.

“Femocrats, Gender, and Judicial Selection: the Inside Story,” Paper presented to the Gender, Women, and Sexuality Studies Department’s Research Colloquium, October 2008

“Diffusion of Innovation: A Case Study of the First Women State Supreme Court Justices,” presented at the 2008 annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, Boston

“Teaching Women and Public Policy through Case Studies,” Presentation to Public Policy Organized Section Shortcourse on teaching public policy in political science, 2008 annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, Boston

Chair. Panel on Minnesota Women in Politics. Fourteenth Berkshire Conference on the History of Women, Minneapolis June 2008.

“Making the Case for Women Judges: the Infinity Project of the Eighth Circuit.” Panel on “Diversity on the Bench: Review of New and Upcoming Research,” at the 8th Annual Workshop of the Justice at Stake Campaign in Washington, D.C.  June 2008.

“Mobilizing Emotions to Elect Women: the Symbolic meaning of Minnesota's first woman Supreme Court Justice.” Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Law and Society Association in Montreal May 29-June 1, 2008.

“Femocrats, Gender, and Judicial Selection: the Inside Story,” Paper presented to the Gender and Women’s Studies Program and the Political Science Department, University of Texas at Austin, November 16, 2007

“Making the Case for Women Judges,” guest lecture, Women and the Law Class, University of Texas at Austin, November 16, 2007

“Women’s Path to Office and Increasing Women’s Political Ambition.” Presentation to the Minnesota Political Science Association, November 10, 2007

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“Femocrats, Gender, and Judicial Selection: the Inside Story,” Paper presented at the Law and Society Association, Berlin, July 26, 2007

Chair, PIRC Gender and Judging Panel: the First Women Judges, their Experiences, and Impact. Law and Society Association, Berlin, July 26, 2007

Chair, Author Meets Reader—The First Women Lawyers: A Comparative Study of Gender, Law, and the Legal Professions, by Mary Jane Mossman. Law and Society Association, Berlin, July 28, 2007

“Making the Case for Women Judges,” Paper delivered at the International Conference on Women in the Legal Professions, Law Faculty, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina April 18, 2007

“Making the Case for Women Judges,” Gustavus Adolphus College Leadership Lectures, January 18, 2007

“Meaning, Emotions, and Symbols: Mobilizing for Women Judges,” paper presented at the Social Science History Conference, November 4th, 2006, Minneapolis

“Politics & Picking Judges: Uneasy Bedfellows,” Commentator, Public Square Lecture Series, William Mitchell College of Law, September 25, 2006

“Workshop on Teaching Case Studies on Women, Law, and Public Policy,” Midwest Law and Society retreat, September 16, 2006

“Moving beyond Difference: A New Scholarly Agenda for Gender and Judging,” presented at the annual meeting of the Law and Society annual meeting, Baltimore July 2006

“Workshop on Teaching Case Studies on Women and Public Policy,” Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, April 20, 2006

Chair and Discussant, Inequality and Representation Panel, Inequality and American Democracy Conference, University of Minnesota Department of Political Science, April 7, 2006

“Gender on the Agenda: How the Gender of Judges Became a Political Issue in England,” presentation to the Humphrey Institute Faculty and Fellows’ Conference, March 31, 2006

“Waving Goodbye to the Dinosaurs? Women, Electoral Politics, and Peace in Northern Ireland,” presentation to the Minnestoa International Relations Colloquium, Department of Political Science, February 6, 2006

“Gender on the Agenda: How the Gender of Judges Became a Political Issue in England,” presentation to the Law Faculty and the Institute of Governance, Queen’s University Belfast, November 15, 2005

Discussant. Panel on Courts, Democracy, and International Governance. Annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, Washington, D.C. September 2, 2005.

“The Future of Women and Public Policy Research.” Women and Politics Pre-meeting Short Course. Annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, Washington, D.C. August 31, 2005.

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“Case Studies on Women and Public Policy,” Institute for Women’s Policy Research Eight Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C. June 2005

“Reframing Gender and a Representative Judiciary,” Inequality and Representation in American Politics Symposium, University of Minnesota, May 13-15, 2005

“Making the Case for Women on the Bench: Comparative Perspectives,” Panel on Gender and Decision making: New Perspectives, National Association of Women Judges, Indianapolis, October 2004.

“A Political Science Perspective on Brown v. Board at 50,” Humphrey Institute Orientation, August 2004

Workshop: Teaching Cases in Women and Public Policy, National Council for Research on Women annual meeting, June, Washington, D.C.

Presenter, “Diversity Matters: A Perspective From the Bench,” Midwest Regional Conference for Women in the Law. Defining Success: All Ages, All Stages, April 21-23, 2004, Minneapolis.

Presenter, author meets critic panel on Ran Hirschl’s Toward Juristocracy: The Origins and Consequences of the New Constitutionalism. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 2004, Midwest Political Science Association Annual Meeting, April 17, 2004, Chicago.

“Gender on the Agenda: How the Gender of Judges Becomes a Political Issue,” Paper presented at the Meeting of the Comparative Judicial Research Group of the International Political Science Association, London School of Economics, London, January 29-30, 2004

Chair, Panel on Historical and Global Implications, Speaking Law to Power: The Legal and Political Implications of the United States as the World’s Lone Superpower, University of Minnesota Law School, January 23, 2004

Chair, “Title IX 31 Years On,” Association of Policy Analysis and Management Annual Meeting, November 7-9, Washington, D.C., 2003

“Does Diversity Matter? The Impact of the Appointment of Women Justices to the Minnesota Supreme Court,” Minnesota Institute for Legal Education, September 24, 2003

“Gender on the Agenda: How the Gender of Judges Becomes a Political Issue,” Paper presented at the Institute for Women’s Policy Research Seventh Conference, Washington, D.C. June 23, 2003

“Meanings, Emotions, and Symbols: Mobilizing for Women Judges,” Paper presented at the Law and Society Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, June 5, 2003

“Gender on the Agenda: Campaigns for Women Judges,” Invited presentation to a conference on National Feminisms in a Transnational Arena: The European Union and Gender Politics, European Union Center, University of Wisconsin, Madison, April 3-5, 2003.

“Gender on the Agenda: How the Gender of Judges Becomes a Political Issue, the Case of Britain,” Faculty Seminar, University of Minnesota Law School, March 27, 2003

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Chair, “Strong-Minded Women” Political Activists in Iowa, Women and Politics Panel,” Making Women’s History: The Louise Noun-Mary Louise Smith Iowa Women’s Archives at Ten years, Iowa City, Iowa, November 15-17, 2002.

Chair Panel on “What if Public Policy Were Family Friendly?” APPAM annual meeting, November 8, 2002

“Insights about Feminist Organizations,” invited presentation to the panel, “Judicial-Academic Connections: Proposals for Partnership,” National Association of Women Judges, Minneapolis, Minnesota, October 20, 2002.

“How the Gender of Judges Becomes a Political Issue: The Case of Britain,” presentation to the Midwest Law and Society Retreat, University of Wisconsin-Madison, September 27-29, 2002.

“Gender on the Agenda: How the Gender of Judges Becomes a Political Issue, the Case of Britain,” Women, Law, and Public Policy Faculty Reading Group, Fall 2002

“What Comparative Law can contribute to a study of American Political Development,” presentation to a half-day short course, organized section, Law, Courts, and Judicial Politics, American Political Science Association, September 2002.

“Gender on the Agenda: How the Gender of Judges Becomes a Political Issue,” Reporting Seminar for Atlantic Fellowships in Public Policy, British Council, London, June 11-12, 2002.

“Gender on the Agenda: Some Comparative Reflections on How the Gender of Judges Becomes a Political Issue,” faculty of Law, Manchester University, May 9, 2002

“Gender on the Agenda: Some Comparative Reflections on How the Gender of Judges Becomes a Political Issue,” faculty of Law, Cardiff University, May 8, 2002

“Gender on the Agenda: the case of Rosalie Wahl,” invited presentation to the Center on Gender and Organizations, Simmons School of Management, February 13, 2002

“Gender, the Public Policy Enterprise and Case Teaching paper presented at the annual meeting of the Association of Policy Analysis and Management, Washington, D.C., November 2, 2001

“Where is Gender in Agenda Setting? paper presented at the annual meeting of the Association of Policy Analysis and Management, Washington, D.C., November 2, 2001

“Counting Women Judges: The Intersection of Law and Politics,” presented at The Status of Women in Minnesota,” Conference on Critical Junctures in Women’s Economic Lives, Center for True Economic Progress, April 28, 2001, St. Paul, Minnesota

“Putting Gender on the Agenda: the case of Rosalie Wahl,” invited presentation to the Law and Society Program, New York University, March 28, 2001.

“Putting Gender on the Agenda: the case of Rosalie Wahl,” presented at the March 2001 meeting of the Western Political Science Association

“Putting Gender on the Agenda: the case of Rosalie Wahl,” invited presentation, Department of Political Science,

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Washington University, March 3, 2001

“Feminism and Case Studies,” invited presentation for the annual meeting of the Sociologists for Women and Society, Arizona, February 2001

“Breaking the Silence: Gender Mainstreaming and the European Judiciary,” invited paper presentation,conference on Gender Mainstreaming and the European Union, University of Wisconsin, Madison, October 2000

“Gender on the Agenda: How the Gender of Judges Becomes a Political Issue,” invited presentation, Department of Women’s Studies, University of Iowa, March 31, 2000.

“Gender Bias on College Campuses: The Challenges Faced by Women Faculty,” Women’s Lives, Voices, Solutions: Shaping a National Agenda for Women in Higher Education, Teleconference, University of Minnesota March 28, 2000. Proposed and organized panel. Reported on the Legal Defense Fund of the Women’s Caucus of Political Science.

“Re-envisioning How We Handle Sexual Harassment and Sexual Assault,” Women’s Lives, Voices, Solutions: Shaping a National Agenda for Women in Higher Education, Teleconference, University of Minnesota March 28, 2000.

Proposed and chaired panel.

“Puppeteers or Agents: What Closed Chambers contributes to our understanding of Law Clerks at the U.S. Supreme Court,” Humphrey Institute, April 6, 1999

“Law Clerks at the U.S. Supreme Court and European Court of Justice Compared,” faculty seminar, University of Minnesota Law School, October 1998

“Law Clerks at the U.S. Supreme Court and European Court of Justice Compared,” Law & Society Association annual meeting, Colorado 1998

“Feminism and Public Law,” invited presentation to Politics and Society faculty and graduate students, UC Irvine, May 1998

“Law Clerks at the U.S. Supreme Court and European Court of Justice Compared,” invited presentation to the European Studies faculty and graduate students, UC Irvine, May 1998

Panel Chair, Law and Society, St. Louis, May 1997

“Case Studies,” panelist on Feminist Research Methods Series, UM Spring 1997

Discussant, Panel on Litigating Gay Rights, American Political Science Association annual meeting, September, 1995

“Judicial Selection at the European Court of Justice,” Law and Society Association, Toronto, June 1995

“The Role of Referendaires at the Court of Justice of the European Communities,” International Political Science Association Research Committee on Comparative Judicial Studies, Florence, Italy, August 1994

“The Impact of UAW v. Johnson Controls,” invited presentation to the FIPSE Grant Program on Curriculum Development for College Teachers in Ethics, Risk, Decision-making and Public Policy, March 1994

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“Teaching Women and Politics,” delivered at the annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, Washington, D.C., September 1993

“Pregnancy Discrimination in Comparative Perspective,” Law and Society Association, Chicago, May 1993

“Legal Secretaries of the European Court of Justice,” presented to the Comparative Law Study Group, University of Iowa, January 1993

“The Implications of Johnson Controls,” presented to the Gender Issues in Research and Health Faculty Seminar, College of Nursing, December 4, 1992

Discussant, Panel on Theories of Equality and Women, Midwest Political Science Association annual meeting, April, 1992

“Civil Rights Agencies Before the Courts: A Comparative Perspective,” presented at the annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, September 1991

“The European Court of Justice in Comparative Perspective: the case of pregnancy discrimination,” presented at the annual meeting of the Law and Society Association, Amsterdam, June 1991

“Exclusion from the Workplace: the Supreme Court’s recent decision in Johnson Controls,” paper presented to the Women’s Studies Program, Drake University, April 12, 1991

“Inside the European Court of Justice: the Court as a political institution,” presented at the annual meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, April 1991

“Civil Rights Enforcement in Comparative Perspective: the American Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and the British Equal Opportunities Commission,” paper presented at the Association of American Law Schools annual

conference, January 1991

“Exclusionary Policies, the U.S. Supreme Court, and Feminist Theory,” presentation to the Women and the Law Group, Utrecht, December 2, 1990

“Exclusionary Policies and the U.S. Courts,” presentation to seminar on pregnancy discrimination in comparative perspective, Tillburg, November 1990

“The European Court of Justice and Pregnancy Discrimination,” paper presented at the annual meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, April 1990

“The Supreme Court and the Webster Decision: Lying and Blindness,” presentation to conference on “The Webster Decision: Abortion and the Body Politics,” Drake University, February 9, 1990

“British Equal Pay and Sex Discrimination Cases Before the European Court of Justice: The Treaty of Rome as Constitution,” paper presented at the International Studies Association Meeting in London, March 29, 1989

“Reproductive Hazards in the Workplace: A Comparative Study of Law and Public Policy in Britain and America,”

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presented at the American Political Science Association Conference, August, 1986

COMMITTEES AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE 1995-2010 (see Appendix for University of Iowa Service)

Humphrey Institute

Room naming committee, 2008-2009

Head of Social Policy Area, 2007-2008, two full calendar years

Admissions Committee Chair 2006-2007, member 2005-2006, 1995-96, 96-97

Co-director, post-doctoral program on race, gender, and public policy, 2006-2008

Women and Public Policy Concentration head, 1995-2009

Case worker for Greta Friedemann-Sanchez’s McKnight fellowship dossier 2008.

Case worker for Elizabeth Wilson’s McKnight fellowship dossier which she won, 2007.

Faculty adviser, University Women and Public Policy Group, 2007-2008

Mentoring Committee, Carissa Schively, 2004-2009

Advisor, Dual Degree Program with Law, 2000-2009

Nominated and prepared dossier for nomination of Associate Professor Deborah Levison for the graduate teaching award,

which she won, January 2006

Merit Advisory Committee (elected), 2003-2005, chair 2003-2004, 2004-2005

Reappointment committee, Jodi Sandfort, contract faculty member, spring 2005

Executive Council, elected 2005

Nominated and prepared dossier for nomination of Professor Ragui Assaad for the graduate teaching award,which he won, January 2005

Developed and implements STV vote system for electing executive committee members, 2005

Land Use Planning Search Committee, 2003-2004

Politics of Public Affairs Core Planning Committee, 2004-2006

Women in the Senate Photography Exhibit committee, 2003-2004

Public Leadership Award Selection Committee, 2003

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Policy Forum Board Member, 1999-2006

Promotion and Tenure Committee, 1998-99

Search Committee, Social Policy 1998

Arvonne Fraser Campaign Fund Committee

Graduate Advisory Committee 1995-1998, 1999-2000

Chair, Commons Committee 1997-2000

Co-convener, Faculty/Fellows Seminar, Winter 1996, Winter 1997, Winter 1998

Reading Committee, Katherine Fennelly 1995, Sheila Ards (Fifth year review) 1997

Convenor, Faculty Reading Group on Women, Law, and Public Policy, 1996-2009

Ad hoc committee on recruitment and affirmative action, 1995

University of Minnesota

Women’s Faculty Cabinet, 2007-2008, research committee, events committee

Hiring Committee, Social Sciences Editor, University of Minnesota Press, summer 2005

Planning Committee, “Resetting the Clock,” conference of Life Course Center, Department of Sociology 2005

Board Member, Committee on the Press, University of Minnesota Press 2004-2006

Program in Human Rights Steering Committee, 2003-present

MacArthur Program, faculty exploratory committee, 2003-2004

MacArthur Program, internship funding committee, spring 2003

Judd Internship Selection Committee, spring 2003

MacArthur Program, Ph.D. funding committee, fall 2001

MacArthur Program, graduate screening committee, spring 2001

MacArthur Program Affiliated Faculty Member, 2000-present

Program Against Sexual Violence Board Member, 1999-2002

Presidential Undergraduate Mentoring Program, 1999-2003

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Center for Advanced Feminist Studies, search committee for new director, 1997

Judicial Committee 1996-1999

Search Committee in Political Science, Fall 1996, 2003-2004 (3 positions)

Ford Foundation Grant Planning Group: Academic Research and Public Policy Formation 1995-96

Center for Advanced Feminist Studies Steering Committee, 1996-1999

Women’s Studies Assembly, 1995-2009

Office of University Women (formerly Commission on the Status of Women), 1995-1996, 1997-2009

Feminist Standpoint Reading Group convener, Winter-Spring-summer 1996

Advisees (first date indicates when enrolled, second date indicates when degree completed)

2001 Sarah Aadland 20032003 Yoko Ashani1997 Jeanette Augustson (Romslo), 19992003 Tali Averbuch 20052008 Lura Barber1999 Jeffrey Baldwin Bott2001 Luana Banu 20032006 Jennifer Beckman1998 Kristin Beckmann 20001995 Anne Betzner, 19972002 Jennifer Boll2003 Kerri Bouska1998 Regina Brener1994 Chauna Brocht, 19962003 Rebecca Burch 20052006 Coral Butson 20081997 Katie Burns, 19991997 Heather Calvin, 19991995 Oriane Casale, 19982004 Ellen Cleary (withdrew from program)2007 Julie Cole2000 Andrea Coopersmith2004 Nicole Courneya 20051996 Jennifer Cornell, 19991999 Rebecca Couvrette 20021995 Susan Curry 19981995 Monique Danaher, 19972007 Swati Deo 20091995 Emari Dimagiba 1997

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2002 Anh Do 20042002 Sarah Doire 20042005 Tamara Downs-Schwei 20072003 Audrey Duncan 20052002 Natalie Elkan 20072002 Athena Adkins Empson 2001 Tressa Fehrer 20031996 Susan Foster-Zdon1999 Kim Farris, 20011999 Meredith Fox2002 Shelley Franz (MPA) 20042007 Erin Ghere1997 Naomi Goodman2000 Kerri Gordon2000 Jodi Graham 20081996 Kristy Greenwalt 19982000 Consuelo Gutierrez-Crosby2006 Kelly Holland 20092006 Danielle Indovino1996 Marguerite Jaede 20072008 Amanda Jansen1999 Sarah Jepsen1995 Vinita Jethwani 19981997 Gillian Johnson2007 Jennifer Johnson1995 Christina Joh, 19971994 Helen Kinsella, 19961996 Lynn Kinzer, 19981998 Kerri Kleven, 20002005 Melissa Kovach 20072006 Uma Krishnan 20081998 Malay Lau2004 Alison Legler 20062004 Susan Lester1998 Melissa Lind, 20002006 Ann Lindstrom2007 Jill Lipski1994 Mary Lloyd-Jones1996 Stacey Mangni2006 Heidi Markgren2008 Melissa Martin2001 Laura McCarty 20042007 Tien McCargar1996 Monica Meyer, 19992003 Chie Michihiro 20052001 Constance Miller 20031997 Jenny Moberg 20051996 Caryn Mohr, 1998

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1995 Maren Molgaard, 19972008 Leah Montgomery1996 Susan Moore, 19981999 Tiffany Muller2000 Patricia Neema (EMPA)2007 Erika Nelson 20091994 Lynn Nelson, 19982007 Britta Odgren2008 Amanda Olson1999 Anna Olson (left program)1995 Susan Pachikara, 19971998 Silma Panilla (Humphrey Fellow)2005 Kathryn Peacock 20082000 Jill Peterson2003 Meaghan Phelan1996 Jennifer Pruszynski, 19982006 Carla Pulles2005 Melissa Reed 20072005 Mariah Reynolds 20072006 Kristine Ringler 20092005 Amanda Rohrer1998 Kim Salmond, 20002005 Emily Saunoi-Sandgren 20091999 Wendy Savakes1998 Srividhya Shanker 20032004 Elizabeth Sharrow 20092005AmberShipley20062000 Gita Sitaramiah (EMPA)2001 Kara Slaughter2004 Bethany Snyder 20061995 Susan Snyder, 20002004 Steffany Stern 20062003 Amy Strauss 20051998 Lewissa Swanson, 20012006 Jenny Taber 20091997 Susana De Leon Taverna2003 Sarah Taylor-Nanista 20062006 Andrea Templeton2002 Judith Titcomb(EMPA) 20042004 Kate Troy 20072002 Kazuko Uwasu2006 Jacqueline Waddell-Boie (reassigned 2007)2002 Stacy Walshire2005 Candi Walz2004 Emily Warren 20072000 Jessica Webster 20021995 Melinda Wells, 19972008 Carolyn Westra

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1994 Chris Wing, 19992001 Hsin-Chao Wu 20031999 Judy Yi

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

Reviewer, European Political Science Review October 2010, March 2011

Promotion to tenure review, University of Toronto, February 2009

Promotion to full review, University of Oklahoma, October 2008

External reviewer, Department of Political Science, Wellesley College, April 2008

Co-convenor, Law and Society Association, Program for International Research Collaboration Network on Gender and Judging, 2006-present

Committee member, best graduate paper, Law & Society Association, 2007

Promotion to tenure review, University of Washington, 2006

Promotion to tenure review, Northeastern University, 2006

Promotion to full review, Baruch College, CUNY, 2005

Convenor, Center on Women and Public Policy Women and Politics Book Group, 2004-present

NSF Law and Social Science Proposal Reviewer, November 2004, November 2009, March 2010

Faculty prospectus review, Jackson State, 2004

Tenure review, Denver University, Fall 2003

National Association of Women Judges, Judicial Academic Network, 2002-2004

APPAM Program Committee member for 2003 annual conference, gender section

Institute for Women’s Policy Review conference proposal reviewer, 2003, 2004

Law & Society Association, Nominations Committee, 2002

Promotion to tenure review, Harvard University, fall 2001

APPAM Program Committee member for 2001 annual conference, gender section

Law & Politics Book Review, search committee for new editor, 2000-2002

National Science Foundation Law and Social Science Grant Proposal Reviewer, 2000

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Secretary, Women’s Caucus for Political Science, 1999-2001

Law & Society Association Board of Trustees, 1998-2001

Book Review Editor, Women and Politics, 1996-2001

Law and Courts Prize Committee for Best APSA Paper of 1997, committee chair 1997-98

Grinnell College, Program in Gender and Women’s Studies, external reviewer 1998

Outside full professor review, 1997 (UC Irvine), 2002 (U Denver)

Nominating Committee, APSA Women’s Caucus, 1995-96, Chair 1996-97, Member 1998-99

Convener, Twin Cities Women’s Research Centers Coalition, 1995-present

Center for the Study of Recent U.S. History, planning committee for conference on the uses of suffrage, 1995

Convener, Iowa Women’s Studies Network, 1994-95

Question writer for ETS advanced placement test for American Politics, Spring 1995

Outside Tenure Review, Fall 1994

Executive Committee Member, Women and Politics Organized Section, APSA, 1994-95

Focus Group, Routledge Press, to discuss proposed reader on Women and Politics, September 1993

Nominating Committee to Select Officers for the Law, Courts, and Judicial Politics Organized Section, Summer 1993

Women’s Caucus for Political Science Legal Defense Fund Committee 1993-1996

Panel Organizer, Teaching Women and Politics, APSA 1993

Board Member to oversee CIC Parliamentary Internship in London, 1992

Women and Politics Organized Section, Committee to select best conference paper on Women and Politics, Spring 1991

Panel Leader, CIC Summer Conference for minority students, July 21, 1990

Editorial Board (date joined)Politics & Gender 2007Journal of Politics 2007Law and Policy 2004-2007Law and Society Review, 2003-2006

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Law and Politics Book Review, 1995-99Women and Politics, 1994-2003Disability Law Reporter, 1993Texas Journal of Political Science, 1993

RefereeRoutledge-Cavendish book proposal, November 2008American Journal of Political Science, March 1991, January 1992, June 1992, 2007, 2008Politics & Gender, 2006, 2007 (3), 2010Studies in Law, Politics and Society 2007Journal of Politics 2005, 2006 (2), 2007 (2), 2008Political Psychology 2004Law and Policy 2004, 2005Judicature, Fall 2003McGraw-Hill, Women and Politics Textbook proposal, 2002University of Minnesota Press, 2001University of Illinois Press, 1999Signs 1998Comparative Political Studies 1998Political Research Quarterly, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2006, 2007, 2008 (2), 2010, 2011Rutgers University Press, July 1996P/S, January 1996NWSA Journal, January 1996Texas Journal of Political Science, November 1992, February 1993Law and Society Review, September 1992, February 1993, October 2002 (same manuscript revised, 2003), June 2004Women and Politics, February 1992, August 1993, March 1994, September 1994, December 1994, September

1999, July 2000, July 2001American Politics Quarterly, November 1991Legislative Studies Quarterly, April 1991, October 1991University of Michigan Press, August 1993, April 1992, September 1992, August 1993, April 1994Brown Publishers, 1991St. Martin’s Press, 1989Policy Studies Journal, 1995

TEACHING

Courses Taught 2010-presentWomen Leading Change (4x) service learning course, Third year Newcomb Scholars CourseThe Politics of Domestic Violence (2x) service learning courseThe Politics of Rape, (2x) service learning course

Courses Taught 1995-2010

Humphrey Institute Masters-Level coursesRegularly-offered courses

The Politics of the Policy Process (formerly Politics, Planning, and Decisionmaking)Survey of Women, Law, and Public Policy in the United States

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Law and Public PolicyCapstone Seminar on Women and Public Policy: Feminist Organizations and Feminism as a Social

MovementCase Studies on Women and Public PolicyCapstone Seminar on Women and Public Policy: Women and Electoral PoliticsBoards Service Court on Women and Public Policy

One-time special coursesWomen and the Legal Profession (offered jointly with Law)Legislative Seminar (offered jointly with Women’s Studies)Feminist Economics

Dissertation CommitteesKatie Moon, Cities, Cultures, and CommunitiesSerena Laws, Political ScienceJennifer Rutledge, Political Science, defended 2009Damla Ergun, PsychologyTuba Inal, Political Science, defended 2008Chika Shinahara, Sociology, defended 2008Pam Wald, Sociology, defended 2008Margaret Holmes, Sociology, defended 2005Meghana Nayak, Political Science, defended 2003Ann Towns, Political Science, defended 2004Amy Blackstone, Sociology, defended 2003Margot Canaday, History, defended 2004Kim Simmons, Sociology, defended 2003Nicole Krassas, Political Science UI, defended 1996Barb Larew, College of Business UI, defended 1996Linda Beail Coleman, Political Science UI, defended 1998Julie Sawyer, Education UI, defended 1996Dennis Deslippe, History UI, defended 1993

Plan B/Professional Paper CommitteesJenny Taber 2009 (directed)Kelly Holland 2009 (directed)Libby Sharrow 2009 (directed)Kate Duffy 2009Erika Grace Nelson 2009Swati Deo 2009 (directed)Emily Sandgren-Sanuoi 2009Andrea Templeton 2008 (directed)Emily Warren 2007Kate Troy 2007Melissa Kovach 2007 (directed)Margherite Jaede 2007 (directed)Natalie Elkan 2007 (directed)Mariah Reynolds 2007 (directed)Amber Shipley 2006 (directed)

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Sarah Taylor-Nanista 2006 (directed)Jenny Moberg 2005Chie Michihiro 2005Tali Averbuch 2005 (directed)Sara Wilhelmson 2005Amy Strauss 2005 (directed)Laura McCarty 2004Luana Banu 2003Bethany Claus 2003Ticha Nopratkhet 2003 (directed)Sarah Aadland 2003 (directedTressa Fehrer 2003 (directed)Rebecca Couvrette 2001 (directed)Kim Farris 2001Lewissa Swanson 2001 (directed)Molly Molyneaux 2001Kristin Beckman 2000 (directed)Kerri Kleven 2000 (directed)Susan Snyder 2000 (directed)Melissa Lind 2000 (directed)Kim Salmond 2000 (directed)Katy Walker 2000 (directed)Jeannette Augustson (Romslo) 1999 (directed)Katie Burns 1999, (directed)Heather Calvin 1999 (directed)Jennifer Cornell 1999 (directed)Gretchen Hansen 1999Amanda Hollinger 1999 (directed)Amanda Peterson 1999Chris Wing 1999 (directed)Oriane Casale 1998Susan Curry 1998 (directed)Kristy Greenwalt 1998 (directed)Vinita Jethwani 1998 (directed)Lynn Kinzer 1998 (directed)Jenney Moberg 2005 (directed)Caryn Mohr 1998Susan Moore 1998 (directed)Lyn Nelson 1998 (directed)Jennifer Pruszynski 1998 (directed)Anne Betzner 1997Monique Danaher 1997 (directed)Emari Dimagiba 1997 (directed)Christina Joh 1997 (directed)Maren Molgaard 1997 (directed)Susan Pachikara 1997 (directed)Melinda Wells 1997Johanna Bond 1996

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Chauna Brocht 1996 (directed)Helen Kinsella 1996 (directed)Amy Lynch 1996Sara Schaeffer 1996

Comprehensive Examination CommitteesDamla Ergun, Psychology 2006Jennifer Rutledge, Political Science 2006Serena Laws, Political Science 2006Dominique Walsh, Political Science 2005Dion Farganis, Political Science 2003Tuba Inal, Political Science 2003Pam Wald, Sociology 2003Chika Shinohara, Sociology 2003Dianne Blake, Speech Communication 2001Andra Crull, Political Science 2001Rachel Estroff, Political Science 2000Ann Towns, Political Science 2000Meghana Nayak, Political Science 2000Mikki Holmes, Sociology 2000Amy Blackstone , Sociology 2000Margot Canaday, History, 2000Seulky Shin, History, 2000Heather Vanderlay, Sociology, 1999Rowzit Shipchandler, Political Science, 1996Gail Lipponcott, Rhetoric, 1996Kristen Hammerback, Political Science, 1996Kim Simmons, Sociology, 1996Glenda Morgan, Political Science, 1996Rachelle Aved, Political Science, 1996 Kim Karloff, Journalism, 1995Holly Wonder, Journalism, 1994-95Lea Haravon, Sports Studies, 1995Nicole Krassas, Political Science, 1994Hanley Kanar, American Studies, 1994Julie Sawyer, Education, 1993Jennifer Joslin, Sports Studies, 1993Linda Slabon, American Studies, 1993Peg Dozark, Political Science, 1993-94Linda Beail Coleman, Political Science, 1993Cindy Chambers, Social Work, 1991

M.A. CommitteeEmily Berg, Communication Studies, 2008Kimberly Klietz, Communication StudiesBrigid Power, Communication Studies, 2007

M.A. Thesis Supervisor

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Ingrid Koppelman, 1991-92

Independent study (University of Minnesota) (incomplete list)Laura McCarty (Spring 2003)Kristin Beckman (Summer 1999)Chauna Brocht (Winter 1996)Stephanie Agresta (Fall 1995)Oriane Casale (Spring 1996)Amy Lynch, Mary Lloyd-Jones, Michelle Revels, Chauna Brocht, and Helen Kinsella (Winter 1996) Feminist Economics

COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES (1995-2010)

Planning Committee, Joint Dinner of Women’s Professional Organizations, 2006, 2008

Member, Minnesota Supreme Court Gender Fairness Taskforce, 2008-2009. Convened judicial selection committee. Served on 20th anniversary conference planning committee

Co-founder, Infinity Campaign to place women on the U.S. Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals, 2007-2009. Chair, media committee. Convenor, seven-state group.

Volunteer, Al Franken Campaign, 2007-2009, Women for Franken

DFL Delegate to State Convention, 1996, 2008

DFL Delegate to Senate District 60 Convention, 2004, 2006, 2008

Women’s Health Policy Group 2007-2008, culminating in passage of emergency partner therapy legislation

Presentation on women and politics for visiting group of women from the Middle East, sponsored by the State Department, October 2008

Member Fifty Women, 2005-2008

Reviewer, Report on Women of Color in Minnesota, Women’s Foundation of Minnesota, November 2004

Women for Kerry, 2004, committee on family and medical leave

Volunteer, Sandy Peterson for DFL House seat 2004

Women Take the Fifth (committee to elect a woman to succeed Martin Sabo) 2004-2005

Board Member, DFL Feminist Caucus, 2003-2004

International Women’s Day Planning Committee, 2003, 2004, 2005

Victory Tree Committee member, Rebecca Yanisch for U.S. Senate campaign, 2000

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Advisory Board Member, Institute for Women’s Policy Research Project on Women in the States, Minnesota, 1999-2000

Advisory Board Member, The National Research Center for Women and Families, 1999-present

Board Member, WATCH, elected 1999, 2000-2003. Search committee for new executive director, 2001. Chair of Governance Committee, 2001-2003.

Board Member, Minnesota Women’s Campaign Fund, 1999-2004, PAC Committee, Women Winning Committee, Education Committee, Strategic Planning Committee 2008

Associate Precinct Chair, Minnesota DFL, 1996-98, 2000

Women Come to the Capitol, President’s Day, 1996, 2007

Women Vote ‘96 Campaign Coalition

Leadership of Today and Tomorrow Program. January 12, 1996, seminar leader January 2001, speaker January 2003, fall 2003, Table Discussion Host, January 2004, planning committee 2008-09

Minnesota Women’s Consortium, Institutional Member, 1995-present

GUEST LECTURES AND TALKS

“Julia Addington’s Achievement.” Presentation to the First-Ever Julia Addington Celebration. Sponsored by the Mitchell County Historic Preservation Commission. Osage, Iowa. November 22, 2009.

“The Significance of Justice Sotomayor’s Confirmation and the need for more women judges.” Celebration hosted by the Latina Bar Association, St. Paul, August 27, 2009

“The Infinity Project.” Presentation to Horizon 100 Club, Minneapolis, August 20, 2009.

“Women and Politics in the United States.” Lecture to Student Leadership Institute for North African students from Egypt, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya and Morocco, a program of the “Study of the United States Institutions for Student Leaders,” sponsored by the U.S. State Department Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, July 15, 2009.

“Rethinking Women and Public Policy.” Women’s Policy Forum, sponsored by the Women’s Foundation of Minnesota and the Legislative Commission on the Economic Status of Women, April 2009.

“Making Sense of Women’s Progress: Retrenchment and Resistance,” presentation to Ruth Usem’s salon, August 27, 2007

“Quotas for Women.” Invited presentation to board members and staff, Women’s Foundation of Minnesota, March 29, 2006

“Pipeline to Power: Increasing Women’s Leadership,” Moderator and Keynote Speaker, Joint Dinner of Women’s Professional Associations, March 9th.

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“Get Active! Minnesota Women Organize Across Cultures,” Plenary Panel Chair, International Women’s Day, March 4th, 2006

“Judicial Selection.” Invited presentation to board members and staff, Women’s Foundation of Minnesota, January 18, 2006

“A Career in Women and Public Policy,” Presentation to the Leaders of Today and Tomorrow Conference, January 13, 2006.

“Moving from Minority to Parity,” Next Generation Leadership Program Conference, Center for the Advancement of

Women and Politics, Queen’s University, Belfast, November 24, 2005

“The U.S. Supreme Court and American Politics.” Invited speaker, sixth form American Politics Class, Methodist College, Belfast, October 7th and 10th

“Third Wave Feminism.” Invited presentation to board members and staff, Women’s Foundation of Minnesota, August 2005

“Women in Political Science,” presentation to the Women in Political Science Graduate Student Organization, March 24th, 2005

“A Career in Women and Public Policy,” Presentation to the Leaders of Today and Tomorrow Conference, January 2005.

“What the Election Meant: Perspectives of a Political Scientist.” The Minnesota Women’s Campaign Fund hosted a “Post Election Discussion” to review the outcomes of the November 2004 elections and discuss the next steps for 2006. Other speakers included Representative Mindy Greiling and Hennepin County Attorney, Amy Klobuchar. November 17th, 2004.

“A Woman Judge in the House of Lords,” brownbag seminar presentation to the Minnesota Women’s Consortium, July 19, 2004

“The Work of the Center on Women and Public Policy,” presentation to the board of the Minnesota Women’s Campaign Fund, June 10th, 2004

Panel Chair, “Systems Accountability through Court Monitoring and Safety Audits,” International Women’s Day, March 6, 2004

“A Career in Women and Public Policy,” Presentation to the Leaders of Today and Tomorrow Conference, January 2004.

“Teaching Public Policy Cases,” Panel Presentation to the University of Minnesota’s Academy of Distinguished Teachers conference, “Teaching and Learning in a Research University,” Monday, April 21, 2003.

“A Career in Women and Public Policy,” Presentation to the Leaders of Today and Tomorrow Conference, January 17, 2003.

“When will there be a woman on the House of Lords?” Presentation to the 39rs UM Faculty Dining Club, February 18, 2003

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“Gender on the Agenda: the appointment of women judges in the United Kingdom,” Presentation to Minnesota Advocates for Human Rights, February 2003.

“How the Human Rights Act has changed British Judicial Politics,” Guest Lecture, Law and Jurisprudence graduate course in political science (taught by Harry Hirsch), December 2, 2002

“Writing Case Studies,” guest lecture, Graduate Course on Human Rights Activism (taught by Barbara Frey), October 14, 2003

“Publishing Journal Articles,” Presentation to Political Science Dissertators Workshop, February 2001

“Finding a Feminist Graduate Program,” Presentation to the ACTC Schools’ Women’s Studies Seminar, University of St. Thomas, December 2000

“Studying Up,” Graduate Student Workshop, Law and Society Association, Miami 2000

“Reclaiming our past: the forgotten history of abortion in the US,” talk to Minnesota NARAL for their lobby day, April 12, 1999

“Exclusionary Policies,” guest lecturer in Kathryn Sikkink’s Introduction to Political Analysis class March 1997

“Feminism Crossing Boundaries,” Keynote Address to Minnesota Women’s Consortium Annual Meeting, July 1996

“Women in Political Science,” presentation to the Women in Political Science Graduate Student Organization, March 29th, 1996

“The Center on Women and Public Policy,” Presentation to the University of Minnesota Women’s Club, February 20th, 1996

Commentator, The State of the Union Address, Humphrey Policy Forum, March 23, 1996

“Sustaining Change in Institutions over the Long Haul,” Center for Women and Public Policy, November 9, 1995

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APPENDIX:Service and Teaching at the University of Iowa (1989-1995)

SERVICE

Departmental

Member, Women’s Studies Steering Committee 1988-January, 1990, 1991-95

Undergraduate Adviser, Program in Women’s Studies, 1994-95

Faculty adviser, Association of Women’s Studies Students, 1994-95

Practicum Supervisor, 1994-95

Annual review committee for Anne Donadey, 1994, 1995

Annual review committee for Jane Desmond, 1995

Women’s Studies Ada Johnson Scholarship Committee, 1994, 1995

Organizer of Women’s Studies 1993-94 Lecture Series “Feminist Responses to the Rhetoric of Family Values”

Coordinator, Feminist Theory Reading Group, 1993-94

Johnson Fellowship award committee, 1993, 1991

Women’s Studies Adelle Kim Scholarship Committee, 1992, 1995

Tenure Committee member of Ann DuCille, Women’s Studies, 1992

Member, Women’s Studies Search Committee, 1989-1991 (two separate searches)

Organizer, Women and Politics Study Group, Fall 1991

Chair, Women’s Studies Speaker’s Committee, 1988-1989

Member, Women’s Studies Curriculum Committee to evaluate and select proposed courses, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1994

Member, Committee to select Rockefeller post-doctoral fellows, 1990

College

Advisory Committee, Interdepartmental Studies 1994-95

Search Committee, Dean, College of Liberal Arts 1992-93

Liberal Arts Faculty Assembly Representative for Women’s Studies, 1990-92

Member, Committee to select Liberal Arts commencement speaker, 1989

University

Selection Committee, Opportunity at Iowa Graduate Minority Fellowships, 1995

Comparative Law and Politics Study Group Coordinator, 1994-95

Advisory Board, FIPSE Grant on Curriculum Development for College Teachers in Ethics, Risk, Decision-making and Public Policy, 1992-95

University Mentoring Program for minority students, 1989-1993

Jane Weiss dissertation award committee, 1990-1992, 1994-95

Jane Weiss capital endowment committee, 1990-91

Women’s Resource and Action Center Board Member, 1991

TEACHING

Courses offered pre-1995Women and Politics (taught as undergraduate course, honors seminar, and graduate course)Feminism as a Social Movement (honors seminar)European Community Law (College of Law)Comparative Law (taught as honors seminar and undergraduate course)American Constitutional Law and PoliticsFeminist Theory (taught at both the undergraduate and graduate level)Women and the LawBritish Politics

Graduate Research Tutorial in Political Science Supervisor (University of Iowa)Diedre Wendell-Blunt, 94-95Kristin Lymburner, 93-94DingLi, Spring 1992, Spring 1993Jennifer Vesey, 1992-93 Rose Harris, Spring 1992Linda Beail, Spring and Summer 1991

Independent study (University of Iowa)Dalaine Bartelme, Fall 1994Rachelle Ahved, Fall 1994Christi Collins, Tom Kinney, Keeley Cain, and Clare Kelly, British Parliamentary Interns, Summer 1994Traevena Potter-Hall, Fall 1993, Spring 1994Hannah Brenner, Women and European Politics, Summer 1993Kari Prochaska, British Politics, Summer 1993Amy Peters, Women and Politics, Fall 1992Hanley Kanar, Feminist Theory, Summer 1992Linda Beail Coleman, Women and Politics, Summer 1992

Women’s Studies, Summer, 1991 (2)British Politics, Spring and Summer 1990 (2)British sex discrimination law, 1990Labour law in Britain, 1990The European Court of Justice, 1989 Undergraduate Honors Thesis SupervisorSara Bartlett, Sociology, 1998 (committee member)Maricar Tinio, 1994-95Megan Templeton, Spring 1994Nickie Eitman, Spring 1994Steve Smits, 1991-92

Mentor for SROP Program, Summer 1993. Supervised the independent study work of one Political Science undergraduate for eight weeks.

Mentor for MORE Program, Summer 1992. Two students.

Mentor for CIC Minority Fellowship, Summer 1991, Summer 1990

Undergraduate students advisees in Political Science: 30

COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES (pre-1995)

Co-Chair, Doderer for State Senate Campaign Committee, 1992

Legal Committee, Iowa Equal Rights Amendment Campaign, 1992

Iowa Civil Liberties Union, state board member, 1992-1995

Democratic Party Platform Committee Member, Johnson County and First District, 1992

Iowa Democratic Party delegate to county, district, and state conventions, 1991-1992

Board Member, Hawkeye Chapter of the Iowa Civil Liberties Union, elected spring 1991

Humanities Board Speaker’s Bureau Member, 1990-1991

Host for visiting European Politicians, February 9-10, 1989

GUEST LECTURES AND TALKS (pre-1995)

“Infusion versus Separation.” Presentation to the Conference on Teaching Texts and Diversity, May 10, 1993

“The Supreme Court and Abortion.” Presentation to Introduction to Women’s Studies Class, November 1991, November 1992, March 1993, November 1993, March 1994

“Women and Politics,” presentation to the seminar on Women and Public Life at the official opening of the Iowa Women’s

Archives, October 1992

“The Legal Implications of a State Equal Rights Amendment,” September 1992

“Reproductive Hazards Policy after UAW v. Johnson Controls: implications for trade unionists.” Presentation to training session for trade unionists, Labor Center, March 1992

“Protection or Discrimination?” Presentation to the Iowa City annual meeting of the League of Women Voters, March 1992

“No Women Allowed: Women’s Exclusion from Employment,” presentation to Eastern Iowa Community College, March 1992

“The European Court of Justice and Women’s Rights.” Presentation to the West Branch chapter of the AAUW, February 1992

“Feminist Theory.” Presentation to Introduction to Women’s Studies Class, February 1992, April 1995

“Formation of the Feminist Legal Theory Canon.” Presentation to Graduate Political Theory Course on Canons, 1992

“Exclusionary Policies After Johnson Controls.” Presentation to Employment Discrimination Class, College of Business, November 1991

“Exclusionary Policies as Public Policy: After Johnson Controls.” Presentation to Preventative Medicine Class, November 1991

“Johnson Controls: Implications for Feminist Legal Thought.” Presentation to the Seminar on Feminist Legal Thought, College of Law, November 1991

“Protection or Discrimination?: Reproductive Hazards in the Workplace.” Presentation in the Medicine and Society Speakers Series, organized by the Department of Internal Medicine, September, 1991

“The Agenda of the Iowa Civil Liberties Union,” talk to seminar on the Bill of Rights, Iowa City Senior Center, November 1991

“Public Policies on Reproductive Hazards in the Workplace.” Presentation for Industrial Hygienists Course organized through the University of Iowa Department of Preventative Medicine, July 1991

“Protection or Discrimination?” Presentation to the Cedar Rapids Business and Professional Women’s Network, August, 1990

“The European Court of Justice.” Presentation to West European Politics Class, November 1989

“The Implications of Webster.” Presentation to course in Women’s Studies, July 1989, November 1989, April 1990

“The Law on Pregnancy Discrimination.” Presentation to Continuing Legal Education Course organized through the University of Iowa College of Business Administration, 1989

“British Sex Discrimination and Equal Pay Cases Before the European Court of Justice: The Treaty of Rome as Constitution,” Paper given to the Department of Industrial Relations and Human Resources, March 17, 1989

Presenter, MENSA Forum on Women and the University, February 8, 1989

“The Effect of the Presidential Election on Appointments to the U.S. Supreme Court,” Presentation organized by the Women’s Resource and Action Center, October 27, 1988

“Women and the Law,” Presentation to Introduction to Women’s Studies Class, 1988

“The Law and Policy on Reproductive Hazards in the Workplace,” Presentation to the Graduate Seminar on Preventative Medicine, 1988