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Curriculum Vitae

Michael C. Dreiling Department of Sociology

University of Oregon Eugene, OR 97403-1291

Email: dreiling@uoregon.edu Voice: 541-346-5025 Web: https://blogs.uoregon.edu/dreiling/ Fax: 541-346-5026

EDUCATION 1997 Ph.D., University of Michigan. Sociology

Dissertation: Forging Solidarity in the Struggle Over the North American Free Trade Agreement: Strategy and Action for Labor, Nature, and Capital. University of Michigan, Department of Sociology.

Committee Co-Chairs, Howard Kimeldorf and Mark Mizruchi 1993 M.A., University of Michigan. Sociology 1990 B.A., University of California, Irvine. Sociology & Anthropology Summa Cum Laude

EMPLOYMENT 2019- Department Head, Sociology, University of Oregon. Affiliate of Latin American Studies, Environmental Studies 2016- Full Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Oregon. 2002–2016 Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Oregon. 2003-2007 Director of Graduate Studies, Sociology, University of Oregon. 1998-2002 Undergraduate Director, Sociology, University of Oregon. 1997-2002 Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Oregon. 1996 (Fall) Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, University of

Oregon. 1993-1995 Lecturer, Department of Sociology, University of Michigan. 1990-1994 Graduate Student Instructor/ Teaching Assistant, University of Michigan.

AREAS OF RESEARCH AND TEACHING INTEREST Political Sociology; Collective Action/Social Movements; Environmental Sociology; Comparative Peace Institutions; Sociology of Labor; Social Network Analysis.

AWARDS AND HONORS 2016-2018 Film awards: Best Documentary, Pembroke & Taparelli Arts and Film

Festival, Hollywood, CA; Grand Prize, I will Tell Film Festival, London; Best Social Benefit, Eugene International Film Festival; Best Feature Documentary Expose, Peace on Earth Film Festival, Chicago; Accolades, Global Peace Film Festival, Orlando, FL; Honorable Mention, Workers

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Unite Film Festival, New York City; 11/17 Best Social Impact Documentary, Reading Film Festival, Reading, PA. Official Selections: United Nations Association Film Festival; Margaret Mead Film Festival; Big Sky Film Festival; Utopia Film Festival; CineAid Film Festival; Ethnografilm Festival, Paris; Film Fest 52; New Haven International Film Festival; DOCUTAH International Documentary Film Festival; Reading Film FEST;18th Annual International Documentary Film Festival of the United Nations Association; New Haven International Film Festival; Seoul International Agape Film Festival, (Seoul, South Korea).

2016 Strong Voice Award, United Academics 2015 Inaugural University of Oregon Senate Award for Shared Governance,

Transparency and Trust. 2015 University of Washington Chapter of American Association of University

Professors, Leadership Award. 2013 Emerging Labor Leader Award, Lane County Labor Council 2014-2016 Rippey Innovative Teaching Award, $3,000 2012-2014 Rippey Innovative Teaching Award, $3,000 2009-2011 Rippey Innovative Teaching Award, $3,000 2009 Herman Distinguished Teaching Award, University of Oregon (top

teaching award for tenured faculty at the UO) 2009 Martin Luther King, Jr. Award, Distinguished Service. University of

Oregon 2008-2009 Rippey Innovative Teaching Award, $3,000 2004-2005 Rippey Innovative Teaching Award, $3,000 2003-2004 Nominee for the 2004 Williams Teaching Award. 2002-2007 Project participant, Williams Council, “Bringing Small-Class Experiences

to Students in Large-Enrollment Courses.” University of Oregon 2000 University of Oregon, Jr. Professorship Development Award. 2000 Nominee for the 2000 Williams Teaching Award, University of Oregon. 1998 Mortar Board Professor of the Month. 1994 Outstanding Graduate Teaching Recognition, University of Michigan. 1994 Rackham Graduate School, University of Michigan. 1990 Phi Beta Kappa, University of California, Irvine.

GRANTS 2019 (on behalf of Sociology Department) Celebrating 125 Years of UO

Sociology $3,000 2018 (with Matthew Eddy) Jane Addams Peace Association, $10,000, for

documentary film project tentatively titled: Japanese Demilitarization: A Successful Model Under Threat

2018 (with Matthew Eddy) Jubitz Family Foundation, $2500. Spanish Translation and Narration of A Bold Peace.

2017 CAS International Research Travel Grant, $1000 2016 Fund for Advancement of the Discipline, American Sociological

Association, $7,825, with Jean Philippe Sapinski. 2015 Jane Addams Peace Association, $9,200, with Matthew Eddy. Producer &

Director, A Bold Peace: One Nation’s Quest to Abandon the Fever of War [Costa Rica’s Path of Demilitarization].

2015 Department of Sociology, Marquina Award for Faculty-Graduate Student Collaboration.

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2015 Jubitz Family Foundation, second grant for $10,000, with Matthew Eddy. Producer & Director, A Bold Peace: One Nation’s Quest to Abandon the Fever of War [Costa Rica’s Path of Demilitarization].

2015 International Peace Research Association Foundation, $5,000, with Matthew Eddy, for A Bold Peace: One Nation’s Quest to Abandon the Fever of War [Costa Rica’s Path of Demilitarization].

2014 Faculty Led Study Abroad Program Development Grant (with Yvonne Braun), Office of International Affairs, $3,000.

2014 The American Sociological Association’s Travel Award Grant (SES-1345594) supported by the National Science Foundation, $1500. (Japan)

2012 Jubitz Family Foundation (documentary film grant), $10,000, with Matthew Eddy. Producer & Director, A Bold Peace: Costa Rica’s Path of Demilitarization.

2012 Summer Research Award, University of Oregon, $4,700 2009 Center for the Study of Women and Society Travel Grant. 2008 Savage International Relations and Peace Grant, $10,000 (to support the

2008 UO conference on Nonviolence) 2008 Oregon Humanities Center, $1,500 (to support the 2008 UO conference on

Nonviolence) 2008 Coalition for Nonviolent Living, $18,000 (to support the 2008 UO

conference on Nonviolence) 2000-2001 Morse Chair Vision Grant Recipient, $10,000. 2000 University of Oregon, Jr. Professorship Development Award. 2000 Student Retention Services, University of Oregon. 1999 Student Retention Services, University of Oregon. 1998 University of Oregon, Jr. Professorship Development Award. 1997 University of Oregon, New Faculty Award. 1996 Rackham Graduate School, Dissertation Completion Fellowship,

University of Michigan.

SCHOLARSHIP Books:

2016 Dreiling, Michael C. and Derek Darves. Agents of Neoliberal Globalization: Corporate Networks, State Structures and Trade Policy. Cambridge University Press.

2001 Dreiling, Michael C. Solidarity and Contention: The Politics of Class and Sustainability in the NAFTA Conflict. Garland Press (Routledge).

Documentary Films:

2019 release of Una paz audaz. Full re-edit to create Spanish-language translation and Spanish narration for A Bold Peace. 89 and 52 minute versions.

2017 Official release of 映画『コスタリカの奇跡』 Japanese translation of A Bold Peace, with subtitles, distributed by United People, Japan (http://unitedpeople.jp/archives/1734).

2016. Michael Dreiling, Producer and Co-Director with Producer and Director, Matthew Eddy. A Bold Peace: Costa Rica’s Quest to Abandon the Fever of War. Award-winning feature length film on Costa Rica’s 1948 revolution, abolition of the army, and expansion of social democracy. 105/89/56/52 minute versions. Release date May 11, 2016. (http://aboldpeace.com, with support from the War Prevention Initiative & Jubitz Family Foundation, Jane Addams Peace Association, and Peace Education Assn. English with

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Spanish subtitles. Distributed via Bullfrog Films, http://www.bullfrogfilms.com/catalog/bold.html 2016-2019 Broadcast contracts include the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) and LinkTV, Los Angeles CA.

2015. Michael Dreiling, Producer and Director. Oscar Arias: Nobel Peace Laureate. (5 mins).

http://aboldpeace.com/oscar-arias-noble-laureate/ 1997. Consultant. The Ad and the Ego. Parallax Pictures. 1995. Producer and Editor. A Night on the Detroit Picket Lines. (58 mins). Broadcast on Labor

Beat, Chicago, IL. 1994. Producer and Editor. Stopping the Press: The Detroit Newspaper Strike, 1993-94. (16

mins) Broadcast on Labor Beat, Chicago, IL.

Peer Reviewed Articles and Chapters: Forthcoming. Dreiling, Michael C. “Trade Globalization and its Consequences.” 12,500 word

chapter in New Frontiers in Globalization Research: Theories, Processes and Perspectives from the Global North and Global South, ed., Ino Rossi. Springer.

2020. Dreiling, Michael C. “Liberalizing Trade and Finance: Corporate Class Agency and the

Neoliberal Era,” in (Eds.) Thomas Janoski, Cedric de Leon, Joya Misra, Stephanie Mudge. 10,000+ word chapter in The New Handbook of Political Sociology, pgs. 1598-1645. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

2019. Dreiling, Michael C., Tomoyasu Nakamura, Nicholas Lougee and Yvonne A. Braun.

“Environmental Organizations and their Responses to Nuclear Crisis in Japan” in Nuclear Emergencies: A Holistic Approach to Preparedness and Response. Edited by Dr. Koizumi, Dr. Shozugawa, and Dr. Steinhauser for the series “Current Topics in Environmental Health and Preventive Medicine.” Springer Science.

2018. Braun, Yvonne A. and Michael C. Dreiling. “Networking for Women's Rights:

Academic Centers, Regional Information Networks, and Feminist Advocacy in Southern Africa.” International Feminist Journal of Politics. DOI: 10.1080/14616742.2018.1460213

2018. Dreiling, Michael C. and Tomoyasu Nakamura. “A Nuclear Complex? A Network

Visualization of Japan’s Nuclear Industry and Regulatory Elite, 2006-2012.” Socius: Sociological Research for Dynamic World.

2018 Yvonne A. Braun and Michael C. Dreiling (equal authorship). “Social Problems in Global Perspective.” In The Cambridge Handbook of Social Problems, Eds. A. Javier Trevino. Pgs. 77-98. Cambridge University Press.

2017 Dreiling, Michael C., Nicholas Lougee, and Tomoyasu Nakamura. “After the Meltdown:

Explaining the Relative Silence of Japanese Environmentalism on Nuclear Energy.” Social Problems 64(1): 86-105.

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2015 Braun, Yvonne A., Michael C. Dreiling, Matthew Eddy, and David Dominguez. “Up Against the Wall: Ecotourism, Development, and Social Justice in Costa Rica.” Journal of Global Ethics 11(3): 351-365.

2015 Dreiling, Michael, Nicholas Lougee and Tomoyasu Nakamura. “After Fukushima: The

Silence of Environmental Organizations on Nuclear Catastrophe.” Metropolitics, 22 September 2015. URL: http://www.metropolitiques.eu/After-Fukushima-The-Silence-of.html

2014 Braun, Yvonne A. and Michael C. Dreiling (equal authorship). “Frames, Boomerangs,

and Global Assemblages: Border Distortions in the Global Resistance to Dam Building in Lesotho,” (pgs. 261-292) in Nancy Naples and Jennifer Mendez (eds.) Border Politics, Social Movements and Globalization. New York University Press.

2011 Dreiling, Michael C. and Derek Darves. “Corporations in American Trade Policy: A

Network Analysis of Corporate-Dyad Political Action.” American Journal of Sociology 116(5): 1514-1563.

2010 Braun, Yvonne A. and Michael C. Dreiling. “From Developmentalism to the HIV/AIDS

Crisis: The Amplification of Women’s Rights in Lesotho.” International Feminist Journal of Politics 12(3): 464-483.

Reprinted in 2011 and 2014: New Directions in Feminism and Human Rights, Eds., Dana Collins, Sylvanna Falcon, Sharmila Lodhia, Molly Talcott. London: Routledge.

2009 Dreiling, Michael C. and Tony Silvaggio. “NAFTA and Transnational Contention: A

Decade of Alliance and Conflict over Neoliberalism,” (pgs. 211-230) in Jeffrey Ayres and Laura MacDonald, eds., Contentious Politics in North America: National Protest and Transnational Collaboration under Continental Integration. New York: Palgrave Press.

2008 Dreiling, Michael, Nicholas Lougee, R. Jonna, and Tomoyasu Nakamura.

“Environmental Organizations and Communication Praxis: A Study of Communication Strategies among a National Sample of Environmental Organizations.” Organization & Environment 21(4):420-445.

2007 Darves, Derek and Michael C. Dreiling. “Corporate Political Action and Global Trade

Regimes: Fortune 500 Firms in the U.S. Trade Policy Formation Process,” Research in Political Sociology, 15: 205-242.

2003 Dreiling, Michael C. and Brian Wolf. “Tactical Innovation at the Point of Consumption: Workers and Consumers in the Antisweatshop Movement.” Humanity and Society 27(1): 67-88.

2002 Darves, Derek and Michael C. Dreiling. “Corporate Political Networks and Trade Policy

Formation.” Humanity and Society 26(1): 5-27. 2002 Dreiling, Michael. “An Experiment in Life-Serving Education: The No-Sweat Project and

Other Feats.” Encounter: Education for Meaning and Justice. Autumn 15(3):49-56.

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2001 Dreiling, Michael C. and Brian Wolf. “Environmental Movement Organizations and

Political Strategy: Tactical Conflicts over the NAFTA.” Organization & Environment. 14(4): 34-54.

REPRINTED IN: Corporate Environmentalism and the Greening of Organizations, Ed. John M. Jermier. 2013. London: SAGE Publications Ltd.

2000 Dreiling, Michael C. “The Class Embeddedness of Corporate Political Action: Corporate

Leadership in Defense of the NAFTA.” Social Problems 47(1): 21-48.

1998 Dreiling, Michael C. “From Margin to Center: Environmental Justice and Social Unionism as Sites for Intermovement Solidarity.” Race, Gender, & Class 6(1): 51-69.

1998 Dreiling, Michael C. and Ian Robinson. “Union Responses to NAFTA in the USA and Canada: Explaining Intra- and International Variation.” Mobilization: An International Journal Vol. 3(2): 163-184.

1997 Dreiling, Michael C. “Remapping North American Environmentalism: Contending Visions and Divergent Practices in the Fight Over NAFTA.” Capitalism, Nature, Socialism 8(4):65-98 (peer reviewed). Reprinted with revisions in Daniel Faber, ed. 1998. The Struggle for Ecological Democracy: Environmental Justice Movements in the United States. Chapter 8, pgs. 218-247. New York: Guilford Publications.

1997 Wisdom, Kimberlydawn, Robert M. Anderson, Jon P. Fryzek, Michael C. Dreiling, Suzanne L. Havstad, and Barbara C. Tilley. “Comparison of Laboratory Test Frequency and Test Results Between African-Americans and Caucasians with Diabetes, Opportunity for Improvement: Findings from a Large Urban Health Maintenance Organization.” Diabetes Care 20(6):971-978. (Diabetes Care is the Journal of the American Diabetes Association). Comments, Reviews and Other Publications (* Peer reviewed) – OpEds are not listed

*2015 “United Academics: A New Faculty Union at the University of Oregon.” Process: A Blog for American History. (for the Journal of American History). December 8, 2015. http://www.processhistory.org/?p=1228#more-1228

2015. Dreiling, MichaelC. , Nicholas Lougee and Tomoyasu Nakamura.

"福島原発事故に日本の環境団体はどう対応したか" (Responses of Japanese Environmental Organizations on Fukushima Nuclear Disaster). 専修大学 人文科学研究所月報 (Senshu University Institute of Humanities Monthly Bulletin, No.278, pp 21-63, November 2015).

2011 This Land is Our Land: The Fight to Reclaim the Commons, by Jeremy Earp & Andrew

Killoy, Humanity and Society. 35(4).

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2011 Nonviolence: The History of a Dangerous Idea, by Mark Kurlansky. Peace & Change: A Journal of Peace Research. 36(2): 293-94.

2009 Dreiling, Michael C. “Foreword” to Brian C. Wolf’s, Environmental Crime and Justice:

The Organizational Composition of Corporate Noncompliance. Lewisten, NY: Edwin Mellen Press.

*2008 Dreiling, Michael. “The North American Free Trade Agreement,” (Pg. 539-542). In

Darity, William A., Jr., ed. International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, 2nd edition. 9 vols. Detroit: Macmillan Reference USA.

2007 The Social Construction of Free Trade: The European Union, NAFTA, and MERCOSUR,

by Francesco Duina. Contemporary Sociology. 36(1):40-41. 2003 Battling for American Labor: Wobblies, Craft Workers, and the Making of the Union

Movement, by Howard Kimeldorf. Humanity and Society. 26(2), May, 154-165. 2002 Workers in a Lean World: Unions in the International Economy, by Kim Moody.

Humanity and Society. 25(3-4), Aug-Nov, 329-331. 2002 The Critical Study of Work: Labor, Technology, and Global Production, by, eds. Rick

Baldoz, Charles Koeber, and Philip Kraft. Contemporary Sociology 31(4): 413-15. 1999 The Ad and the Ego: Becoming What We Behold, (film) by Harold Boihem and Chris

Emmanouilides. Organization & Environment. 12(1):105-106.

1998 Social Theory and the Environment, by David Goldblatt. Organization & Environment 11(2): 243-46.

1995 Wisdom, Kimberlydawn, Jon P. Fryzek, Michael C. Dreiling, Suzanne L. Havstad, and

Barbara C. Tilley. “Race-specific Difference in Diabetes Care, Determined Using Computerized Data.” Diabetes 44:5. Proceedings of the American Diabetes Association.

Articles/Chapters/Books Under Review or Revision: Dreiling, Michael C., Tomoyasu Nakamura, Nicholas Lougee and Yvonne Braun. “Nuclear Denial in Japan: The Network Power of an Energy Industrial Complex.” Under revision. Dreiling, Michael C., Jeanine Cunningham.“Elite Networks for Environmental Philanthropy: Shaping Environmental Agendas in the Twenty-First Century.” In preparation for Environmental Politics. Articles/Chapters/Books in draft: Dirty Energy: Dirty Politics, Dirty Lies, and a Polluted Planet. A Prospectus.

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Dreiling, Michael C. and Matthew Eddy. A Bold Peace and the Climate Crisis: Demilitarization, Democracy and Global Cooperation Sapinski, JP, Michael C. Dreiling. “Fossil fuel divestment, higher education institutions, and the corporate community: Corporate influence on institutional environmental policy” Dreiling, Michael C. (with Andrew Labuza and David Capelle). “Corporate Factions and Shifting Alignments in the US Policy Planning Network, 2010-2017.” Dreiling, Michael C. “Unmasking America’s Unilateralism under Trump: The Impact of Elite Factions and Mass Politics” Films in Production Japan's Postwar Peace: A successful model under threat. With funding from the Jane Addams Peace Foundation and Soul Force Media. Media Mindscapes: Herbert Schiller on Corporate Colonization of the Mind. Based on exclusive interview footage of the late Prof. Herbert Schiller (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herbert_Schiller) Invited Lectures:

2019. The Peace of Nations. Mind Reels Series, Lark Theater, Larkspur, CA. 2019. Models for Peace in a Troubled World: Costa Rican Demilitarization and the

Legacy of Japan's Article 9. Senshu University, Institute for the Humanities. Tokyo, Japan. June 1, 2019. https://sociology.uoregon.edu/2019/06/11/professor-michael-dreiling-delivers-peace-lecture-in-tokyo/

2018. Premiere of Una Paz Audaz at the Centro Historico e Cultural Jose Figueres

Ferrer on Friday, November 30th at 2:00 and 5:00 p.m. Michael Dreiling, the co-director, Pedro Garcia-Caro, the Spanish-language narrator, and Roberto Zamora Bolanos, an international human rights and constitutional lawyer, will participate in a discussion. The Centro Jose Figueres museum has several other exhibits and events to commemorate the 70th anniversary of abolishing the army in Costa Rica.

2018 San Ramon, the birthplace of revolution and military abolition. Commemorating

70th Anniversary of Military Abolition. El Museo Regional de San Ramon (University of Costa Rica). On a panel with Prof. Maynor Badilla and Dr. Paul Brenes.

2018. United Nations Association Film Festival. Palo Alto, CA. Panel presentation,

Demilitarization and Global Security: A Bold Peace. Independent Film Center, San Francisco, CA. Oct. 24, 2018.

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2018. United People in Tokyo, Japan. A series of film screenings, lectures, and press interviews. April 25-May 2.

2018 Department of Sociology, University of Pittsburgh. “Network Power.” 2018 School of Journalism and Communications (UO). “Networks of Power, Networks of

Resistance.” 2018 Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS). Panelist for a one-day conference

titled: Globalization At A Crossroads: The Unilateralist Turn In Us Trade Policy And The Future Of The Liberal World Order. Sponsored by the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Danish Central Bank. January 10, 2018 in Copenhagen, Denmark. Blog: www.gloek.net

2017 November 15. Portents and Parallels, a lecture series where Eugene-area academics give presentations, designed for a broader audience that link their research to contemporary politics.

2017 Nuclear Emergency Expert Meeting, University of Hannover, Germany. “After the

Meltdown: Post-Fukushima Environmentalism in Japan.” 2017 Veterans for Peace, Annual Convention. Chicago, IL. 2016 Latin American Studies, University of Oregon. Screening of A Bold Peace, questions and

discussion. April 27, 6-9pm. 2016 Sociology Club, Portland State University. Screening of A Bold Peace, lecture and

discussion. April 12, 4-7pm. http://psuvanguard.com/sociology-club-explores-costa-ricas-demilitarization/

2015 Invited Panelist, University of Minnesota, AAUP. October 18. 2015 Invited Panelist, University of Washington, AAUP Annual Meeting, May 27, Intellectual

House, University of Washington. 2015 Invited Presidential Panelist, Pacific Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Long

Beach, CA April 1-4, 2015 2014 Invited Speaker, University of California, Santa Barbara, Faculty Association, May 7,

2014. 2012 Invited Speaker, Peace and Justice Studies Association, Tufts University, Medford, MA.

Sustaining Justice, Greening Peace, Annual Meeting, Oct. 4-6, 2012.

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2012 Invited Speaker, American Association of University Professors, Annual Conference on the State of Higher Education, Washington, D.C. June 13-17. [partial expenses paid by AAUP]

2010 Oregon Humanities, Teacher Institute. “The Way We Work.” Reed College, Portland,

OR. July 8-11, 2010. 2009 OLLI Lecture on Agents of Neoliberal Globalization. Sept. 14, 2009. 2009 Invited, Presidential Session, Thinking about NAFTA 15 Years On. “Fractures & Frays in

American Trade Policy: NAFTA, Neoliberalism & the Erosion of Elite Consensus.” Pacific Sociological Association, San Diego, CA.

2007 Peace Alliance conference, “Globalization and Democracy: Defining Conditions for

Peace.” Washington, D.C., February 2-5. 2005 Closing Plenary, “Globalization and the Third Power,” at Workplace Health & Safety in

the Global Economy conference, University of Oregon, April 29-30, Eugene, OR. 2005 Keynote Speaker, “Agents of Globalization: Why it Matters Who Creates Global

Institutions,” Symposium on NAFTA, March 23-25, 2005 at the University of Memphis, Center for Research on Women/Benjamin Hooks Center for Social Change.

1999 Keynote Speaker, with Congressional Rep., Peter DeFazio, for a Teach-In on the World

Trade Organization. “Working Toward Fair Trade, Not ‘Free’ Trade.” 1997 “From Iron Triangles to Corporate Inner Circles: NAFTA Policy Networks and Class

Analysis,” Invited Lecture, Colloquia in Social Relations, University of California, Irvine, April 22.

1993 “Social & Political Impacts of the NAFTA in Michigan: Constraints and Opportunities.”

Invited Presentation and Discussion, U.S. Congressional Representative John Conyers’ Detroit Town Hall Meeting, Nov. 1993.

1992 “The Political Economy of U.S.-Mexico Trade and the Proposed North American Free

Trade Agreement,” International Symposium on Students, Trade, Environment and Development. Guadalajara, MX. Nov., 1992.

Scholarly Presentations and Conference Participation:

2020. Organizer and Presider. Climate Crisis and Social Change: Views and Analyses from UO Alumni

2020. Organizer and Presider. Emerging environmental sociologies at the University of Oregon. 2020. Organizer and Presider. Qualitative research on intersectionalities at the University of

Oregon.

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2020. Author meets critic. PSA 2020. 2019 Michael C. Dreiling and Andrew Labuza. “Corporate Factions and Shifting Alignments in

the US Corporate Policy Planning Network, 2010-2017.” American Sociological Association, New York, NY August 2019.

2019 Michael C. Dreiling and J.P. Sapinski. “Fossil Fuel Divestment, Higher Education

Institutions, and the Corporate Community: Corporate Influence on Institutional Environmental Policy.” XXXIX Sunbelt Social Networks Conference of the International Network for Social Network Analysis (INSNA) June 18-23, 2019. Montreal, Quebec.

2019 Michael C. Dreiling. “Unmasking America’s Unilateralism under Trump: The Impact of

Elite Factions and Mass Politics.” International Studies Association. Toronot, Canada. March 27-30, 2019.

2018 Michael C. Dreiling, with David Capelle and Andrew Labuza. “Ascendance of Corporate

Ultra-Conservatives: Corporate Factions and Shifting Alignments in the US Policy Planning Network, 2010-2017.” International Network for Social Network Analysis, June 26-July, 2018. Sunbelt XXXVIII, Utrecht, Netherlands.

2018 Michael C. Dreiling and Jean Philippe Sapinski. "Fossil Fuel Divestment, Higher

Education Institutions, and the Corporate Community: Corporate Influence on Institutional Environmental Policy," accepted to the Research Committees session "Carbon Capitalism, Climate Capitalism, Energy Democracy" at the XIX ISA World Congress of Sociology (July 15-21, 2018) to be held in Toronto, Canada.

2017 Dreiling, Michael C., Tomoyasu Nakamura, Nicholas Lougee and Yvonne Braun.

“Nuclear Denial in Japan: The Network Power of an Energy Industrial Complex in Japan.” Regular Session, Panel on Environmental Policy. 112th American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, August 14, 2017. Montreal, Canada.

2016 Dreiling, Michael C. and Matthew Eddy. A Bold Peace: Costa Rica’s Social Democracy

and Demilitarization.” Panel on Globalization, Domination and Popular Resistance in Latin America. Society for the Study of Social Problems 66th Annual Meeting. August 19-21, Seattle, WA.

2016 Dreiling, Michael C., Jeanine Cunningham, and Tomoyasu Nakamura. The Structure and

Ideology of Elite Environmental Philanthropy: A Historical Network Analysis of Intra-Elite Efforts to Dominate Environmental Discourse over Climate Change. Panel on Climate Change and Environmental Discourse. Society for the Study of Social Problems 66th Annual Meeting. August 19-21, Seattle, WA.

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2016 Dreiling, Michael C. Invited Panel, Organizer/Discussant. “Who Rules America, Who Rules the World: Three Generations of Power Structure Research.” Society for the Study of Social Problems 66th Annual Meeting. August 19-21, Seattle, WA.

2016 Dreiling, Michael C. Presidential Invited Panel, Panelist. “Neoliberal Globalization and

Class Agency: Policy Networks, Corporate Power and the Construction of a New Economic Era.” Society for the Study of Social Problems 66th Annual Meeting. August 19-21, Seattle, WA.

2016 Dreiling, Michael C. and Jeff Gunn. “Refineries of Denial: A Fossil Fuel Power Structure

at Koch Industries’ Political Strategy Meetings.” International Network for Social Network Analysis, XXXVI Sunbelt Conference. April 6-April 10, Newport, CA.

2015 Dreiling, Michael C., Tomoyasu Nakamura, Nicholas Lougee and Yvonne A. Braun.

Nuclear Denial in Japan: A Network Analysis of the Nuclear Power Industry, the State and the Media in Post-Fukushima Japan. Panel on“Matters of Concern: Environmental Problems and Debates” At the 2015 Society for the Study of Social Problems, Annual Meeting, August, Chicago, IL.

2015 Braun, Yvonne A., Michael C. Dreiling, Matthew Eddy, and David Dominguez. Up

Against the Wall: Ecotourism, Development, and Social Justice in Costa Rica. At the 2015 Society for the Study of Social Problems, Annual Meeting, August, Chicago, IL.

2015 Dreiling, Michael C. “Faculty Synergies: How a Senate and New Faculty Union

Expanded Academic Freedom and Prevented a Constitutional Breach.” American Association of University Professors Conference on the State of Higher Education, Washington, D.C.

2015 Dreiling, Michael C. and Jeffrey Gunn. “Refineries of Denial: The Fossil Fuel Power

Structure of Climate Change Denial.” Fourth Annual Climate Change Symposium. University of Oregon. May 29th.

2015 Dreiling, Michael C. Presidential Panelist. Pacific Sociological Association, Long Beach,

CA. 2014 Dreiling, Michael C., Tomoyasu Nakamura and Nicholas Lougee. “After the Meltdown:

Explaining the Relative Silence of Japanese Environmentalism on Nuclear Energy.” Environmental Movements, Inaction, and Inertia at the American Sociological Association, August 2014. San Francisco, CA.

2014 Braun, Yvonne A. and Michael C. Dreiling. “Networking for Women's Rights:

Transnational Feminist Organizing in Southern Africa.” SSSP, August 2014. San Francisco, CA.

2014 Braun, Yvonne A., Michael C. Dreiling, Matthew Eddy, and David Dominguez. “Up

Against the Wall: Ecotourism, Development, and Social Justice in Costa Rica.”

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International Development Ethics Association, with Vicerrectoría de Investigación, Universidad de Costa Rica (UCR), Instituto de Investigaciones Filosóficas (UCR), Escuela de Filosofía(UCR) and Maestría en Desarrollo Sostenible (UCR). July 21-24. San Jose, Costa Rica.

2014 Dreiling, Michael C., Tomoyasu Nakamura and Nicholas Lougee. “Post-Fukushima

Japanese Environmentalism and Nuclear Denial Post-Fukushima,” Japanese Association for Environmental Sociology and the Institute for Sustainability Research, Hosei University, Yokohama, Japan.

2014 Dreiling, Michael C., Tomoyasu Nakamura, Nicholas Lougee, and Yvonne A. Braun.

“An Energy Industrial Complex in Post-Fukushima Japan: A Network Analysis of the Nuclear Power Industry, the State and the Media",”XVIII International Sociological Association, World Congress, Yokohama, Japan.

2014 Dreiling, Michael C., Tomoyasu Nakamura and Nicholas Lougee. “After the Meltdown:

Post-Fukushima Japanese Environmentalism and an Energy Industrial Complex.” XVIII Internatioanl Sociological Association, World Congress, Yokohama, Japan.

2013 Dreiling, Michael C. and Derek Darves. “Network Graphs and Incorporated

Comparisons: The Business Roundtable, the Nixon Administration, and the Rise of Neoliberal Globalization.” Pacific Sociological Association, 2013 Annual Meeting, Reno, NV.

2012 Dreiling, Michael C. “Behind the Curtain: The Fossil Fuel Power Structure of Climate

Change Denial.” Peace and Justice Studies Association, Boston, MA. Sustaining Justice, Greening Peace, Annual Meeting, Oct. 4-6, 2012.

2011 Braun, Yvonne A. and Michael C Dreiling. “Transnational and Local Feminist Networks

Enlist the ‘Boomerang Effect:’ Amplifying Women’s Rights in Southern Africa.” Invited presentation, New Directions in Feminism and Human Rights Mini-Conference, University of California, Santa Cruz, CA. April 21.

2011 Braun, Yvonne, A. and Michael C. Dreiling. “Selling the River: The Socio-ecological

Consequences of Commodifying Rivers in Southern Africa.” Pacific Sociological Association,Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

2010 Braun, Yvonne A. and Michael C. Dreiling. “From Developmentalism to the HIV/AIDS

Crisis: The Amplification of Women’s Rights in Lesotho.” Pacific Sociological Association, Oakland, CA 2010.

2009 Dreiling, Michael C. and Jey Strangfeld. “Corporate Networks and Facilitative State

Structures: Class Power, State Agency and Changing U.S. Energy and Trade Policy.” 104th Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, San Francisco, CA.

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2009 Dreiling, Michael C. Invited, Presidential Session, “Fractures & Frays in American Trade Policy: NAFTA, Neoliberalism & the Erosion of Elite Consensus.” Pacific Sociological Association, San Diego, CA.

2008 Presider, “Repertoires of Nonviolence in Social Movements.” 103rd Annual Meeting of

the American Sociological Association, Boston, MA. 2007 Dreiling, Michael C. and Derek Darves. “Corporations in American Trade Policy: A

Network Model of Corporate and Corporate-Dyad Political Action.” Panel session presentation at 102nd Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, New York, NY.

2006 Dreiling, Michael C. and Derek Darves. “Network Determinants of Corporate Trade

Policy Activism.” Roundtable presentation at 101st Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, Montreal, Canada.

2006 Dreiling, Michael C., Tomoyasu Nakamura, R. Jonna & Nicholas Lougee.

“Environmental Organizations and Communication Praxis: A Study of Communication Strategies among a National Sample of Environmental Organizations.” Roundtable presentation at 101st Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, Montreal, Canada.

2005 Dreiling, Michael C. “Alternative Trade, Economic Development and Regulatory

Policies,” at the Workplace Health & Safety in the Global Economy, University of Oregon, April 29-30.

2005 Dreiling, Michael C. “Agents of Globalization, Part I: States and Corporations.” Panel on

Globalization at the Pacific Sociological Association, Annual Meeting, Portland, OR. 2005 Dreiling, Michael C. Keynote Speaker. “Agents of Globalization: Why it Matters Who

Creates Global Institutions” Symposium on NAFTA, March 23-25, 2005 at the University of Memphis, Center for Research on Women/Benjamin Hooks Center for Social Change.

2005 Dreiling, Michael C. “Corporate Networks and The U.S. Trade Advisory System.” Panel

Presentation at the 36th Annual Sunbelt Social Network Conference. Feb. 16-20, 2005, Redondo Beach, CA.

2004 Dreiling, Michael C. “NAFTA and Transnational Contention: A Decade of Alliance and

Conflict over Neoliberalism.” Roundtable presentation at 99th Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, San Francisco, CA.

2002 Roundtable Organizer for the Labor and Labor Movements Section. 97th Annual Meeting

of the American Sociological Association, Chicago, IL. August.

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2002 Panel Organizer and Presider. “Corporations and Globalization.” Pacific Sociological Association Annual Meeting. Vancouver, BC, Canada.

2001 Dreiling, Michael C. and Derek Darves. “Corporate Political Action and Global Trade

Regimes: Fortune 500 Firms in the U.S. Trade Policy Formation Process.” Panel Presentation on Transnational Corporations at the 96th Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association. Anaheim, CA, August 18-21.

2001. Sociology Colloquium, Friday, May 25, "Corporate Political Action and Global Trade Regimes: Fortune 500 Firms in the U.S. Trade Policy Formation Process."

2001 Dreiling, Michael C. “Workers, Consumer and the Global Economy.” Presentation at Wayne Morse Center for Law and Politics April 2001, Labor in the Global Economy. University of Oregon.

2001 Dreiling, Michael C. and Brian Wolf. “No Sweat: A Comparative-Historical Analysis of Anti-sweatshop Action in the 1990s.” Panel Presentation at the 72nd Annual Pacific Sociological Association Meeting. San Francisco, CA, March 29-April 1, 2001.

2000 Dreiling, Michael C. and Ian Robinson. “Social Movement Unionism and Neoliberal

Restructuring: Relationships and Trajectories.” Presented to the Special Session “Neoliberal Globalization and Social Movement Unionism” at the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, Washington, D.C., August 12-16.

2000 Moderator for Panel on "Low-Wage Labor Market." Work, Welfare, and Politics

Conference, University of Oregon. Feb. 28-29, 2000. 1999 Dreiling, Michael C. “Unionism in Transnational America: Divergent Practices and

Contending Visions in Labor’s Fight with NAFTA, 1991-1998.” Presented at the American Sociological Association 94th Annual Meeting, August 6-10, 1999, Chicago Hilton. Regular Session on Social Movements.

1999 “The State of Movement Theory about Labor and Environmentalism.” Panel Presider &

Organizer, at the Pacific Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Portland, OR. April 15-18.

1998 “Class Theory and Social Change: An Assessment.” Panel Organizer, Presider and

Discussant, at the Pacific Sociological Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA. April 16-19.

1997 Dreiling, Michael C. “Forging Intermovement Alliances in the Struggle Against NAFTA:

Structure and Strategy for Labor and Environmentalism,” American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Toronto, Canada. August 9-13.

1997 Dreiling, Michael C. “Corporate Political Action in Defense of the NAFTA: Social

Network and Organizational Determinants of Corporate Leadership,” Pacific Sociological

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Association Annual Meeting, Section in Political Sociology, San Diego, CA. April 17-20, 1997.

1997 Dreiling, Michael C. “Labor and Capital in the Struggle Over NAFTA: High-Stake

Interest Groups, or a Return to Class Mobilization?” Working Group on Labor and Work, University of Oregon, February 11.

1996 Dreiling, Michael C. and Ian Robinson. “Neoliberal Economic Integration, Labor

Movement Power and Social Policy in the United States and Canada.” International Studies Association, Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA, April 17-21.

1995 Dreiling, Michael C. “Social Unionism, Environmental Justice, and the Fair Trade

Movement: Weaving Webs of Opposition to the North American Free Trade Agreement,” American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C.

1994 Dreiling, Michael C. “Environmentalism, Neocardenismo and Civil Society: Opposition

to the North American Free Trade Agreement in Mexico and the U.S.” American Sociological Association Annual Meeting. Los Angeles, CA, Aug., 1994.

1993 Dreiling, Michael C. “Maquilas, Neoliberalism and Nature: Environmentalist Opposition

to the North American Free Trade Agreement in Mexico and the U.S.” Graduate Studies Interdisciplinary Symposium, Changing Perspectives on the Global Commons, University of Northern Arizona, Flagstaff, AZ. Nov., 1993.

OFFICIAL FILM FESTIVAL SELECTIONS OF “A BOLD PEACE”

United Nations Association International Documentary Film Festival. Palo Alto, CA.

October 24, 2018. Margaret Mead Film Festival. American Museum of Natural History, New York. Reading Film FEST, Reading, Pennsylvania. Nov. 10-12, 2017. 18th Annual International Documentary Film Festival of the United Nations Association,

Monterey Bay, California. November 3, 2017, 7pm. [curated festival; considered only 11 feature films initially based on their research; they selected 3 or 27%]

New Haven International Film Festival, May 3-6, 2017 (New Haven, Connecticut). Screened on Friday, May 5 at 12:30, Gateway Community College [15% of submitted films accepted]

Seoul International Agape Film Festival, April 20 – 25, 2017 (Seoul, South Korea) Ethnografilm Festival, April 11-15, 2017 (Paris, France) [10% of submitted films

accepted] Peace on Earth Film Festival, March 10-12, 2017, Music Box Theater (Chicago) [32 out

of 125 films submitted; 25.6% of submitted films accepted; Awarded: Best Exposé Feature Documentary; Our Chicago screening was sold out.]

Big Sky Documentary Film Festival, February 17-26, 2017 (Missoula, Montana) [over 1,500 films submitted overall, 125 accepted (8.33%); more specifically, about 800 feature-length films submitted, 50 accepted (6.25%)]

CineAid Film Festival, December 9, 2016 at 9:15 PM. Blanton Museum of Art, University of Texas at Austin campus (Austin, Texas) [The Festival Director Jason

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Outenreach told me via email that it is the policy of their festival to not release statistics of acceptance rates]

FilmFest52, November 30, 2016, at the Bethel Cinema, 269 Greenwood Ave., Bethel, Connecticut 06801, 7 pm. [15% of submitted films accepted]

Eugene International Film Festival, November 14 – 20, 2016, screening was Friday, Nov. 18th, 7-9pm at the Regal Cinema in Valley River Center (Eugene, Oregon)

Pembroke Taparelli Arts and Film Festival, Raleigh Studios (5300 Melrose Ave.), November 3, 2016. Mary Pickford Theater, 7:30 pm. (Hollywood, California) [Total # of feature length documentary submitted: 12; Total # accepted: 4; 33% acceptance rate ]

Utopia Film Festival, Sunday, October 23, 2016. In the historic Greenbelt Theater (129 Centerway), 2 pm. (Greenbelt, Maryland) [190 films submitted, 42 accepted; 22.1% acceptance rate]

Global Peace Film Festival, Orlando, Florida. Two screenings: September 22 (5:30 pm) at the Plaza Café, Orlando and September 24 (6 pm), 2016 at the Bush Auditorium, Rollins. [244 films submitted, 29 accepted (11.9% acceptance rate); 69 feature doc films submitted and 40 more considered (from other film festivals) = 109 feature doc films considered, and 25 feature doc films were accepted; 22.94% acceptance rate for feature doc films]

Docs Without Borders Film Festival, Fall 2016 (Online Festival). I Will Tell International Film Festival, London (UK), Screening and Q & A with the

Costa Rican Ambassador to the UK, September 6, 2016, 7 pm, Empire Cinema, Walthamstow, 267 High Street, The Scene, Walthamstow. [over 70 documentary films submitted to the festival, 5 were accepted; 7.14% acceptance rate]

DocUtah International Documentary Film Festival, St. George, Utah. Two screenings with Director Q & A following: September 6 (4 pm) and September 9 (4:45 pm), 2016. [300 documentary films submitted to the festival, 68 were accepted; 22.7% acceptance rate]

Workers Unite Film Festival (5th Annual), New York City (Manhattan). Screening and Director Q & A, May 11, 2016, 7 – 9 pm, Cinema Village, 22 East 12th Street. [over 160 documentary films submitted to the festival, 38 were accepted; 23.75% acceptance rate]

TEACHING EXPERIENCE Instructor at University of Oregon: • Introduction to Sociology, SOC 204: Fall 2002, Fall 2003, Fall 2004, Fall 2005, Fall

2006, Fall 2007, Fall 2008, Fall 2009, Fall 2010, Fall 2011, Fall 2012, Spring 2013, Fall 2013, Fall 2014, Fall 2015, Fall 2016.

• Social Theory, SOC 310: Fall 2001, Spring 2003, Summer 2005, Fall 2007, Summer 2016.

• Comparative Historical Methods, SOC 613, Winter 2009. • Social Network Analysis, SOC 613, Winter 2007. • Movements and Revolutions, SOC 664. Spring 2000, Fall 2006, Spring 2010. • Globalization and Development SOC 464/564 Fall 2010; Spring 2013; Summer

2015.

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• American Society, SOC 301: Fall 2002, Fall 2003, Fall 2004, Fall 2005, Fall 2006, Fall 2007, Spring 2008, Summer 2008, Summer 2009, Fall 2009, Spring 2010, 2011, 2012. Fall 2013, Summer 2014.

• Nonviolent Social Change, SOC 410/510: Spring 2003, Spring 2005, Spring 2006, Spring 2010.

• Nonviolent Communication, EDLD 607. Winter 2003, Winter 2005, Winter 2008. • Research Methods, SOC 311: Summer 2002, Summer 2007. • Social Issues and Movements, SOC 313: Winter 1998; Summer 1999; Winter 2002,

Spring 2003, Spring 2010. • College Connections, a FIG: Fall 2008; Fall 2009. • Transfer Interest Group College Experience Course, SOC 399: Fall 2002, Fall 2003,

Fall 2004; 2005, Fall 2006. • Society of College Scholars, CAS 230: F, W, S 2005-2008. • Peace Strategies, SAPP 407: Summer 2004, Summer 2005, Summer 2006. • Peer Advising Coordinator, Sociology 406: 1998-1999; 1999-2000. • Labor as a Social Movement, Sociology 446/546: Winter 1998, Spring 1999, Spring

2000. • Work and Occupations, Sociology 346: Winter 1997, Spring 1998. • Community, Environment, & Society, SOC 304: Spring 1997.

MASS MEDIA & COMMUNITY SERVICE Television, Radio & Print Media Interviews and Public Appearances:

2018 Tele Uno, San Ramon, Costa Rica. 3 minute interview segment on A Bold

Peace/Una paz audaz. 2018 Interview and featured discussion in Tokyo, Japan, re: our film, A Bold Peace.

“Sunday Morning” TBS. http://www.tbs.co.jp/sunday/ 2018 Interview with Mainichi News, Tokyo, Japan. https://mainichi.jp/english/ 2018 Interview with Takashi Uesugi, Producer of Op-Ed News, a daily news webcast in

Japan https://op-ed.jp/ 2017 Interview for The Daily Beast. 2017 OpEd, Register Guard. 2017 OpEd, Register Guard. 2016 Inside Higher Education, https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2016/11/04/u-

oregon-suspends-professor-who-wore-blackface-party 2016 Jefferson Exchange. 2016 Multiple interviews and apprearances: Register Guard, The Oregonian, OPB. 2015 Multiple interviews and appearances: Register Guard, The Oregonian, Chronicle

of Higher Education, Inside Higher Education 2015 Op-Ed: Register Guard 2014 Multiple interviews and appearances: Register Guard, The Oregonian, Chronicle

of Higher Education, Inside Higher Education 2014 Two Op-Eds, Register-Guard 2014 Wired TV, Ape-Pocalypse. http://cas.uoregon.edu/2014/08/just-monkeying-around/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYxBFnYUrtk 2014 Emerging Labor Leader of the Year, Lane County Labor Council 2013 The Oregonian, news story on UO athletic program 2013 Op-Ed in the Register Guard 2013 KEZI – Local television news story on labor issues at the UO 2012 Public Invited Lecture, ESSN. 2012 Oregon Public Radio 2012 Register Guard

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2012 KBOO radio 2012 Oregon Fair Trade Campaign, Community Forum on the Trans-Pacific FTA 2012 Various radio spots (Oregon Public Broadcasting, KLCC) and KBOO 2011 The Oregonian, on the “Occupy Wall Street” movement. 2011 National Teach-In. Speaker and organizer. 2008 Numerous interviews: Register Guard, Eugene Weekly, and two local radio

stations as a spokesperson for the 2008 conference on Nonviolence. 2007 Register Guard, June 24, 2007. 2006 Rolling Stone Magazine. “The Rise and Fall of the Eco-Radical Underground” by

Vanessa Grigoriadis. August 10, p. 73-107, quoted on page 107. 2006 NPR. March 2, 2006, interview on subject of Environmental politics and new

language of eco-terrorism, following six federal indictments of ELF activists. 2005 KOPT, Invited guest to discuss collective action and violence in New Orleans,

September 10. 2003 Register Guard, Greg Bolt, on Students for Peace. 2002 Portland Journal,environmental movements. 2002 Details magazine, quoted on political militancy and social justice. 2001 New York Daily News. On Joey Harrington billboard. 2001 In These Times, June 18. “‘Free’ No More: radical environmentalist sentenced to

23 years in jail,” by Jeff Shaw. 2001 Asked to be interviewed for the Bill O’Reilly Show on Fox News, May 2. 2000 San Jose Mercury News. May 30. P. A1, A12. Patrick May. "Campus Activism

Surging." 2000 Brainstorm Magazine, Lisa Baker. “The Power of Protest.” 2000 NBC News, Washington, D.C. Correspondent, Rick Gardella, on IMF/World

Bank Protests. 2000 Rolling Stone Magazine, March 30. Political Protest and the World Trade

Organization. 1999 Associated Press. Anarchism in the Northwest. 1999 Northwest Cable News. Anarchism in the Northwest. 1999 “Who are the Anti-WTO Anarchists?” with Kelly O'Donnell on NBC Nightly

News with Tom Brokaw, 12/2/1999. 1999 Reuters Press Service. The World Trade Organization Protests. 1999 The Kansas City Star. Social Activism in Seattle. Public Service: 2010-12United Academics of UO founding organizer. 2008 Host/organizer for conference on Nonviolence: A Way of Life, Sept. 11-14, 2008. 2007 Co-founder, Coalition for Nonviolent Living, Eugene, OR. 2007 HopeFest 2007. Concert fundraiser and “security” at Wow Hall for foster care in

Lane County. 2006-2012 Relay for Life, The American Cancer Society. 2006- Governing Council, Children Rising. A nonprofit serving the needs of high-risk

foster kids and adoptees. 2005 April 19, 7:00-9:00pm. “Listening with Heart,” a presentation to parents of

Roosevelt and Spencer Butte Middle Schools, Eugene, OR. 1999-2007 Spring and Fall Kidsports coach, Baseball, Soccer. 2002- 2008. President, Treasurer, and Board Member, Oregon Network for

Compassionate Communication. 2002- 2004. Advisory Board Member, Eugene Children’s Peace Academy

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PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS AND SERVICE 2016- President, American Association of University Professors, Oregon 2018 Regular Session Organizer, American Sociological Association. 2016-18 Program Committee, Pacific Sociological Association 2015-17 Nominating Committee, American Association of University Professors

(AAUP) 2015-2017 Vice-President, AFT-Oregon. 2013-2016 Executive Council member, American Association of University

Professors, Oregon. 2015 Global Division, Society for the Study of Social Problems. Graduate

Student Paper Award Committee. 2011-2013 Co-founder of the American Association of University Professors –

Oregon. 2012- American Association of University Professors, elected delegate to Annual

Conference on the State of Higher Education, Washington, D.C. June 13-17.

2010-2013 United Academics founding organizer: Organizing Committee, Coordinating Committee, Constitution and Bylaws Committee, Bargaining Caucus.

2000- 2003 Elected Council Member, ASA Labor and Labor Movement Section. 2000-2001 Academic Advisor to the Oregon AFL-CIO Research Dept., “New

Immigrants in Oregon Labor Markets.” 1998- 2002 Faculty Advisor, Alpha Chapter of Alpha Kappa Delta International Honor

Society. 1998- 2003 Committee on Freedom of Research and Teaching, Pacific Sociological

Association. Member, American Sociological Association: Sections in Labor and Labor Movements;

Environment, Technology and Society; Social Movements and Collective Behavior; and Undergraduate Education.

Member, Peace and Justice Studies Association. Member, Pacific Sociological Association. Member, Society for the Study of Social Problems Member, International Network for Social Network Analysis Editorial Activities: 2019- Reviewer for Global Party Survey, expertise on Costa Rica. 2015- Review Board, Research in Political Sociology 2014-2018 Advisory Board, Social Problems. 1998- 2013 Editorial Review Board, Organization and Environment. 2000 Textbook review for Wadsworth Publishing, 2000. 1999 Textbook review for Intersections. 2001 External Reviewer for National Science Foundation. Reviewer Services:

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PLOS-One (2) National Science Foundation (3) Social Problems (19) Social Forces Climate Change Sociological Quarterly (2) American Journal of Sociology (11) Research in Political Sociology (4) Humanit and Society (2) Sociological Perspectives (7) American Sociological Review (6) Humanity & Society (4) International Journal for Comparative Sociology (1) Labor Studies Journal(2) Social Science Quarterly (3) Greenwood Press (1). Monthly Review Press – book (1). Mobilization: An International Journal. (6) Polity: the Journal of the Northeastern Political Science Association (3) Sociological Inquiry (2) Organization and Environment (18)

UNIVERSITY SERVICE 2019- Global Justice Program Committee 2018-19 Advisory Committee, UO Savage Endowment for Peace and International

Relations 2017 During the Winter and Spring term 2017, I co-organized, with Prof. Pedro

Garcia-Caro and Darren O’Reilly, UO PeaceJam. Nobel Peace Laureate and former Costa Rican president, Oscar Arias. March 10th 7:00-8:30pm in 156 Straub. PeaceJam workshops March 11-12. More at the UO Global Justice Program. My short film introduced his keynote: http://aboldpeace.com/oscar-arias-noble-laureate/

2016-18 Senate Taskforce on Free Speech 2015-18 Multi-State Collaborative to Advance Learning Outcomes Assessment,

Academic Affairs. 2013-18 Inaugural President, United Academics of University of Oregon, AAUP-

AFT Local 3209. Elected 3-terms, representing 1700 faculty (tenure and nontenure tracks, postdoctoral scholars)

2014-18 Elected University Senate, spring 2014. Two year term beginning fall 2014. Service on numerous committees and work groups.

2013-18 Joint Labor Management Committee, University of Oregon. 2013-14 Chair, University Senate Academic Freedom Work Group 2014 University Off-Campus Scholarships and Grants Committee 2014 IntroDucktion production, featured “Professor” in the short film, Lola

Must Get to Class.

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2012-13 Winter 2015.Volunteer Instructor, Modern U.S. History. UOCHSS Program for High School Students,

2012-2014 Elected University Senate, spring 2012. Two year term. 2011 America’s “Big Idea” working group on "Inequality, Social Justice, and

Human Rights in the Americas" 2011 Search Committee, Vivian Olum Child Development Center. 2010 Search Committee, University Registrar, Academic Department

Representative, 2004-2011 Society of College Scholars. 2008 Morse Center Dissertation Fellow Review Committee 2007 First Year programs; Mini-lecture at a Top Scholar Recruitment luncheon. 2006-08 Faculty Parental Leave Committee, 2006-2008. 2006-08 Childcare and Family Support Committee. Subcommittee on Family and

Work Policy at the University of Oregon. 2006 Winter and Spring. Chair, Anthropology Internal Review Committee 2004-06 Graduate Council member. 1998-2000 Childcare and Family Support Committee. Subcommittee on Family and

Work Policy at the University of Oregon. 2000 Organizer and Moderator for Panel on "Low-Wage Labor Market." Work,

Welfare, and Politics Conference, University of Oregon. Feb. 28-29, 2000.

1999-2000 Committee for the Work, Welfare, and Politics Conference, Spring 2000 (part of the Wayne Morse Chair program for 1999-2000).

2000 Faculty Associate, Environmental Studies Program. 1997-99 Labor, Race, and Economic Justice Task Force.

DEPARTMENT SERVICE 2018-19 Promotion Review Committee, Kari Norgaard, Sociology 2017-18 Promotion Review Committee, Lisa Mazzei, College of Education 2017-18 Promotion Review Committee, Jerry Rosiek, College of Education 2017-18 Chair, Sixth Year Review Committee for Ellen Scott, Sociology 2017-18 Sixth Year Review Committee for John Bellamy Foster, Sociology 2017-18 Course Reduction Committee 2017-18 Chair, Promotion and Tenure Committee, Matthew Norton 2016-17 Course Reduction Committee 2016 Speaker, AKD Honor Society Ceremony: “Sociological Awareness and

Praxis: Being the Change you Wish to See in the World.” 2016-17 Chair, Promotion and Tenure Committee, Ryan Light 2015-16 Library Committee 2014-15 Library Committee 2013-14 Joint Curriculum Committee 2012-13 Merit Committee 2012-13 Promotion and Tenure Committee 2012-13 Promotion and Tenure Committee 2012-13 Joint Curriculum Committee. 2011-12 Promotion Committee for Senior Instructors (Eileen Baumann and Chuck

Hunt) 2011-12 Promotion and Tenure Committee 2010-2012 Joint Curriculum Committee. 2010-2011 Head, ad hoc Compensation Committee.

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2009-2010 Joint Curriculum Committee. 2006 Internal Review, Graduate Program 2003-2008 Graduate Program Director. 2004-2008 Chair, Admissions and Awards Cmte. 2003-2004 Staff Development Committee. 2002-2003 Chair, Qualifying Exam Committee. 1998-2002 Undergraduate Director, Department of Sociology. 2001-2002 Executive Committee, Department of Sociology (elected). 2001-2002 Qualifying Exam Committee. 2000-2001 Staff Development Committee, Department of Sociology. 2000-2001 Executive Committee, Department of Sociology (elected). 2000 Department Merit Committee (elected). 1999-2000 Staff Development Committee, Department of Sociology. 1998-2000 Authored and Implemented Sociology Undergraduate Concentrations &

Revised Honors Programs 1998-present New Major Advising. 1998-1999 Executive Committee (elected). 1998-1999 Chair, Ad Hoc Committee on Undergraduate Curriculum. 1998-1999 Joint Curriculum Committee. 1998 Department Merit Committee (elected). 1997-1998 Qualifying Exam Committee.

Formal Student Mentoring Doctoral Dissertation Committees: • Chair, Andrew Labuza, 2019- • Chair, Sarah Ahmed, 2017- • Jeanine Cunningham, 2015- • Co-Chair, Craig Van Pelt, 2016-2018 • Kadie Manion, 2016-2016 • Jeff Ewing, 2014- • Chair, Matt Friesen, 2011-2014 • Chair Chris Hardnack, 2010-2015 • Chair, Jeff Gunn, 2010-2015 • Chair Nick Lougee, 2007-2010. • Ann Leymon, 2008-2012. • Ryan Wishart, 2011-2014 • Kwang-Hyung Park, 2009-2013 • Eric Edwards, 2008-2009. • Chair, Matthew Eddy, 2009- 2013 • Chair, Keith Appleby, 2008- 2012 • Wes Shirley, 2010-2012. • Brenna Monteiro, (Communications) 2011-2015 • Sean Parsons, (Political Science), 2008-2010 • Silke Friedrich, (Economics), 2008-2010. • Terra Hoffman (Counseling Psychology), 2007-2010. • Shannon Bell, 2008-2010. • Karen McKenzie, Educational Leadership, 2006-2009. • Brett Clark, 2002-2006. • History, Jürgen Ruckaberle, 2005- 2008 • Chair, Derek Darves, 2005 - 2006 • Chair, Jennifer Strangfeld, 2005 - 2006

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• Chair, Tony Silvaggio, 2002 - 2005 • Chair, Brian Wolf, 2002-2005. • Kevin Alltucker, College of Education, 2003-04. • Doctoral Dissertation Committee, Carrie Packwood, 2007-2008 • Doctoral Dissertation Committee, Anthropology, Mary Russell, 2000-01. • Doctoral Dissertation Committee, Craig Helmstedder, 1999-2001. • Doctoral Dissertation Committee, Niame, 1999-2002. • Doctoral Dissertation Committee, Emory Smith, 1997-2000. • Doctoral Dissertation Committee, T.C. Dumas, 1998-99. • Doctoral Dissertation Committee, LaVerne Gagehabib, 2001- 2002. Masters’ Theses and Exams: • MA Paper, Amanda Sikirica, 2018-19 • MA Paper, Sarah Ahmed, 2015-16 • MA Paper, Heather Chantelois, 2015 • MA Paper, Ellis Montague, Law School. 2015-present • MA Paper, Kadie Manion, 2015 • MA Paper, Jeanine Cunningham, 2013-14 • Advisor, Chris Hardnack, Sociology, 2008-2009 • Advisor, Cade Jameson, Sociology, 2008-2009 • MA Paper Advisor, Jeff Gunn, Sociology, 2006-2007 • MA Paper Advisor, Seth Crawford, Sociology, 2006-2007 • MA Paper Advisor, Andrew Edwards, 2006-2007 • MA Paper Advisor, Matthew Eddy, Sociology, 2005-2006 • MA Paper Advisor, Keith Appleby, Sociology, 2005-2006 • Rory Payment, College of Education, 2006. • Masters Thesis Committee, Nikolas Coronil, International Studies, 2004-05. • Interdisciplinary Studies Degree, Masters Project, Chair, Deborah Wolfe, 2001-02. • Environmental Studies, Masters Thesis, Rebecca Clausen, 2001. • International Studies, Masters Thesis, Yaju Dharmarajah. 1999-2000. • International Studies Masters Thesis, Jenifer Vernon, 1998-1999. Comprehensive Exams:

• Andrew Labuza, 2018-19 • Sue Dockstader, 2018-19 • Sarah Ahmed, Chair, 2016-17 • Jeanine Cunningham, Chair, 2014-16 • Craig VanPelt. 2015 • David Dominguez, 2013-14. • Jeff Ewing, 2012-13. • Tongyu Wu, 2012-13. • Comprehensive Exam. Matt Friesen, 2010-11. • Comprehensive Exam. Ryan Wishart, 2010. • Comprehensive Exam, Brenna Monteiro, School of Journalism, 2010-11. • Comprehensive Exam, Chair. Chris Hardnack, 2009-10. • Comprehensive Exam. Christina Ergas. 2009 • Comprehensive Exam. Seth Crawford, 2009. • Comprehensive Exam, Chair. Wes Shirley, 2008-09. • Comprehensive Exam. PK Park, 2008-09. • Comprehensive Exam. Clay Grantham, 2009. • Comprehensive Exam. Katie Rodgers, 2008. • Comprehensive Exam, Chair. Matthew Eddy, 2007-2009.

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• Comprehensive Exam. Hannah Holleman, 2007-08. • Comprehensive Exam. R. Jonna, 2007-08. • Comprehensive Exam. Shannon Bell, 2007. • Comprehensive Exam, Carrie Packwood, School of Journalism, 2006. • Comprehensive Exam. Chair. PK Park, 2007. • Comprehensive Exam Committee I, Chair, Derek Darves, 2004-05 • Comprehensive Exam Committee II, Nick Lougee, 2006 • Comprehensive Exam Committee I, Philip Mancus, 2005 • Comprehensive Exam Committee I, Rebecca Clausen, 2005 • Comprehensive Exam Committee I, Stefano Longo, 2005 • Comprehensive Exam Committee I, Chair, Nick Lougee, 2004-05 • Comprehensive Exam Committee I, Lara Skinner, 2004-05 • Comprehensive Exam Committee I, Eric Edwards, 2004-05 • Comprehensive Exam Committee I, Natalie White, 2004-06 • Comprehensive Exam Committee I, Philip Mancus, 2005 • Comprehensive Exam Committee I, Brandon Olszewski, 2004-2005 • Comprehensive Exam Committee I, Mara Fridell, 2003-04. • Comprehensive Exam Committee I, Chris Goff, 2003-04. • Comprehensive Exam Committee I, Eric Edwards, 2003-04. • Comprehensive Exam Committee II, Mark Hudson, 2002-2003. • Comprehensive Exam Committee II, Chair, Brett Clark, 2002-03. • Comprehensive Exam Committee II, Paul Prew, 2002 –03. • Comprehensive Exam Committee II, Jey Strangfeld, 2002. • Comprehensive Exam Committee I, Mara Fridell, Spring 2001-2002. • Comprehensive Exam Committee II, Hava Gordon, 2000-present. • Comprehensive Exam Committee II, Chair, LaVerne Gagehabib, 2000-01. • Comprehensive Exam Committee I, Chair, Brian Wolf, 2000-01. • Comprehensive Exam Committee I, Brett Clark, 2000-01. • Comprehensive Exam Committee II, Chair, David F. Murphy, 2000. • Comprehensive Exam Committee I, Tony Silvaggio, 1999. • Comprehensive Exam Committee I, Chair, Sergio Romero, 1999. • Comprehensive Exam Committee I, Niame, 1999. • Comprehensive Exam Committee I, Toshihiko Murata, 1999. • Comprehensive Exam Committee I, Paul Prew, 1998-99. • Comprehensive Exam Committee I, Carlos Castro, 1998-99. • Comprehensive Exam Committee I, Ami Barlow, 1998-2000. • Comprehensive Exam Committee Chair, David Eldridge, 1997-99. • Comprehensive Exam Committee II, Leontina Hormel, 1998. • Comprehensive Exam Committee II, David Murphy, 1997-2001. • Comprehensive Exam Committee, T.C. Dumas, 1997-98. Undergraduate Mentoring: • Remi Tanida, Honors College, 2019- • Zoe Weiss, Honors College, 2013-14 • Sophia Borgias, Honors Student, 2012-13. • Sociology Honors Student. Elliot Sanchez, 2010-2011. • Sociology Honors Student. Justin Wiley, 2007-08. • Honors College Student, Sociology Honors Student, Chair, Susan Silver, 2001. • Honors Student, Sociology, Katherine McCarron, 2000-2001. • Sociology Honors Student, Chair, Nicole Paige West, 2001-02. • Honors College Student, Sociology, Chair, Evan Firestone, 2002-2004. • Honors College Student, Environmental Studies, Chair, Naomi Melver, 2000-2002. • Sociology Honors Student. Jack Bauer, 2002-03.

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• Sociology Honors Sudent. Levi Strom, 2002-03. • Sociology Honors Sudent. Emily Jeffrey, 2002-03. • Honors Student, Sociology, Chair, Megan Barckert, 2003-04. • Honors Student, Sociology, Chair, Thea Albright, 2003-04. • Mcnair Scholars Program, Kristina Kahl, Summer 2003 • Mcnair Scholars Program, Katie, Summer 2001 • Senior Thesis Adviser, International Studies Program, Alex Waring, 1997-98. • Sociology Honors Thesis, Chair, Shonna Butler, 1997-1998. • Sociology Honors Thesis, Chair, Alice Wheeler, 1997-1998. • Four Undergraduate Independent Study projects, University of Michigan.

CONSULTANT 2006-2008 Oregon Center for Applied Science. Diversity Workplace Communication

Skills. National Institute for Mental Health, Grant #65797-02. 2007 Birth to Three, Eugene, Oregon. 2005 Children Rising. Eugene, Oregon. 2005-07 Maple Star, Services for Therapeutic Foster Care. Eugene Oregon. 1993 Research Consultant, Center for Health Systems Studies, Henry Ford

Hospital.