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Andrea L. Michaels, M.A. 456 Magnolia Ave., Gurnee, IL 60031-2921 Ph: 847.445.8690
[email protected] Curriculum Vitae EDUCATION: M.A. Women’s and Gender Studies, Roosevelt University, December 2008. Final Project (Curriculum): Developed a Literature course, Looking for You in the Whirlwind: Political Women in Exile and Prison. B.A. English (major) and Women’s Studies (minor), University of Wisconsin Parkside, May 2004. Senior Thesis: “One Day Her Wings Will Fly: An Analysis of Assata Shakur’s Assata: An Autobiography.” A.A. General Associates Degree, College of Lake County, May 2000. AWARDS: Making Her Mark Award, University of Wisconsin Parkside- Womyn’s Center, 2002. First Place for Student Presentation, College of Lake County- Women’s Center, Gender Conference 2005: Doing Gender Better . . . Rethinking Our Roles in Family, Work, Education and the Media. Second Place for Student Presentation, College of Lake County- Women’s Center, Gender Conference 2006: Gender Works: Building an Equitable Future for All. Scholarship: Mansfield Institute of Social Justice Colloquium, 2007-2008. RELATED EXPERIENCE: Editor, Womyn Zine, University of Wisconsin-Parkside. A student and faculty publication for the University of Wisconsin-Parkside- Womyn’s Center from September 2001 to May 2002. Volunteer, Lake County Council against Sexual Assault (LaCASA). Completed 40 hours of training in April 2005 and received a certificate as a sexual assault advocate. I signed on to do administrative and hotline duties. Secretary, Lake County Regional Office of Education. Home school resource/ research manager, researched school codes for accurate rights to be protected for home school students/ educators,
Andrea Michaels, M.A.
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provided resources and update website for curriculum development, support groups and services for home school educators. PREPARED TO TEACH:
RESEARCH AREAS AND INTERESTS: Critical Pedagogy Feminist Research Methodologies Radical/ Progressive Social Movements Hip Hop Culture and Literature Female Genital Mutilation/ Circumcision Queer Politics Critical Media Studies Graphic Novels as Memoirs
Literature Feminist/ Women’s Literature Literature of the African Diaspora Cultural Literature LGBTQ Literature English Composition Critical Thinking Women’s Studies Introduction to Women’s Studies Gender and Society Feminist Theory and Praxis Feminist Activism Female Genital Mutilation/ Circumcision Gender Violence and Prevention CONFERENCES/ PRESENTATIONS:
Presentation and Introduction University of Wisconsin-Parkside’s Womyn’s Center annual Take Back the Night Rally in October 2001. Presentation of Awards for Making Her Mark and Following In Her Footsteps Awards Banquet University of Wisconsin-Parkside’s Womyn’s Center in May 2002. Presentation, Women’s History Month, The Daughters of the American Revolution. Presented on the lives of Zora Neale Hurston and Assata Shakur in March 2005. Presentation, College of Lake County, Women Center’s 3rd Annual Gender Conference, entitled “Alternative Roads: Leading the Way” in April 2005. Presentation, College of Lake County, Women Center’s 4th Annual Gender Conference, entitled “All Power to the People: Gender Relations in the Black Panther Party” in April 2006. Presentation, Feminist Theories of the Body Mini-Conference, entitled “Female Genital Mutilation/Circumcision Research and Activism” in May 2007. Curriculum Project and Pedagogy Panel, Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies MiniConference entitled “Literature of Black Female Slaves” in December 2007.
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Presentation, Sexuality, Gender and International Human Rights course entitled “Gender-Based/ Sexual Violence in Conflict Zones and During Wartime” in April 2008. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: Radical Women of Color Conference, University of Chicago in May 2001. Hip-Hop and Feminism Conference, University of Illinois-Chicago, May 2005. Administrator’s Academy, Odd Girl Out: The Hidden Culture of Aggression in Girls, Lake County Regional Office of Education- Educational Services Division, May 2006. “Reclaiming Eve,” weekly feminist discussion group, College of Lake County Women’s Center, November 2004-Present. Speakers: bell hooks, Alice Walker, Angela Davis and Cornel West, University of WisconsinMilwaukee. Various dates. RESEARCH PAPERS, PROJECTS AND BOOK REVIEWS: “Tales of a Lesbian-Identified Bisexual Androgynous Human . . . That’s Me! Cracking the Transgendered Theory of Embodiment” (Feminist Theories of the Body) “The Land of Shag” Body Narrative (Feminist Theories of the Body) “It’s ALL About the Hip Hop! Creating Space in the Social Movement Arena” (Social Movements) “The Dress Code Fiasco” (Feminism and Western Philosophy) “The Socialization of Gender in Buchi Emecheta’s The Joys of Motherhood” (Gender and Society) “Who’s a Good Terrorist? A Feminist Analysis of Doris Lessing’s The Good Terrorist” (Imagining Terror) “Framing a Discourse on Gender in War Literature: The Public/ Private Spheres and How They Represent Gender” (Imagining Terror) “Literature of Black Female Slaves, to the Present” Curriculum Project, (Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies) “So Much More Love to Give: A Content Analysis of The L Word” (Race, Gender and the Mass Media)
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Media Journal (Race, Gender and the Mass Media) “Our Anxious Mothers in Modernism” (Gender and Modernism) Book Review: Urvashi Vaid’s Virtual Equality: The Mainstreaming of Gay and Lesbian Liberation (Anchor Press, 1996) (Politics of Lesbian and Gay Communities) Book Review: Valerie Lehr’s Queer Family Values: Debunking the Myth of the Nuclear Family (Temple University Press, 1999) (Politics of Lesbian and Gay Communities) Book Review: Lisa Duggan’s The Twilight of Equality? Neoliberalism, Cultural Politics and the Attack on Democracy (Beacon Press, 2004) (Politics of Lesbian and Gay Communities) Book Review: Marc Stein’s City of Sisterly and Brotherly Love: Lesbian and Gay Philadelphia, 1945-1972 (Temple University Press, 2004) (Politics of Lesbian and Gay Communities) “Women’s Human Rights and Wartime Rape” (Gender, Sexuality and International Human Rights) PUBLICATIONS: “The “F” Word” in Mind,” Womyn Zine, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, October 2001 “Domestic Abuse Laws in Wisconsin” (Compiled) Womyn Zine, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, October 2001 “For Mothers with Daughters: Talk to Them,” Womyn Zine, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside’s, October 2001 “Marriage in China,” Womyn Zine, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, November 2001 “Dear Jeremy” (Poem), Womyn Zine, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, November 2001 “Sexual Assault Information” (Prepared) Womyn Zine, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, November 2001 “Sexual Assault Laws in Wisconsin” (Compiled) Womyn Zine, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, November 2001 “Being a Spirit: Halloween and Sojourner Truth,” Womyn Zine, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, November 2001
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“Change the Game,” Womyn Zine: Abortion, Adoption and Mothering Issue, Womyn’s CenterUniversity of Wisconsin-Parkside, December 2001- January 2002 “A Loss of Spirit” (Poem), Womyn Zine: Abortion, Adoption and Mothering Issue, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, December 2001- January 2002 “Celebrating Some Sistah’s” (Biography List), Womyn Zine: Bodacious Black Womyn, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, February 2002 Book Review: Assata: An Autobiography by Assata Shakur (Lawrence Hill Books, 1987) Womyn Zine: Bodacious Black Womyn, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, February 2002 Book Review: Do They Hear You When You Cry by Fauziya Kassindja and Layli Miller Bashir (Delta Trade Books, 1999) Womyn Zine: Bodacious Black Womyn, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, February 2002 Book Review: Coffee Will Make You Black (Harper Paperbacks, 1995) and Ain’t Gonna Be the Same Fool Twice by April Sinclair (Harper Paperbacks, 1997) Womyn Zine: Bodacious Black Womyn, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, February 2002 Book Review: Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston (HarperPerennial, 1999) Womyn Zine: Bodacious Black Womyn, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, February 2002 Reprint Letter to the Womyn’s Center and My Response Womyn Zine: Bodacious Black Womyn, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, February 2002 “I Masturbated Too,” Womyn Zine: Sexuality/ Our Mothers, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, April/May 2002 “Andi’s Sexuality Display and Sexuality Resources” (report and response) Womyn Zine: Sexuality/ Our Mothers, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, April/May 2002 What You Don’t Know Found Voices: An Anthology of New Poetic Voices Womyn’s CenterUniversity of Wisconsin-Parkside, April 2002 “Weave,” Found Voices: An Anthology of New Poetic Voices Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, April 2002 “Alternative Roads: Leading the Way” in August 2005 College of Lake County’s Gender Conference Magazine. “All Power to the People: Gender Relations in the Black Panther Party” in August 2006 College of Lake County’s Gender Conference Magazine.
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ACADEMIC REFERENCES: Jeff Edwards, Ph.D. Political Science and Women’s Studies, Roosevelt University, [email protected] or 312.341.3679 Ellen O’Brien, Ph.D. Literature and Women’s Studies, Roosevelt University, [email protected] or 312.341.3723 Bethany Barratt, Ph.D. Political Science and Women’s Studies, Roosevelt University, [email protected] or 312.341.3768 Theresa Aguinaldo, College of Lake County, English Professor and Women’s Center Coordinator, [email protected] or 847.543.2955 PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES: Susan Rohde, Director of Human Resources, Roosevelt University, [email protected] or 312-341-2198 Michelle Amsbury, Owner, Amsbury Ceramic Studio [email protected] or 310-713-2004 Mary Zullo, Human Resources Assistant, Warren Township High School, [email protected] or 847-736-1655
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[email protected] Curriculum Vitae EDUCATION: M.A. Women’s and Gender Studies, Roosevelt University, December 2008. Final Project (Curriculum): Developed a Literature course, Looking for You in the Whirlwind: Political Women in Exile and Prison. B.A. English (major) and Women’s Studies (minor), University of Wisconsin Parkside, May 2004. Senior Thesis: “One Day Her Wings Will Fly: An Analysis of Assata Shakur’s Assata: An Autobiography.” A.A. General Associates Degree, College of Lake County, May 2000. AWARDS: Making Her Mark Award, University of Wisconsin Parkside- Womyn’s Center, 2002. First Place for Student Presentation, College of Lake County- Women’s Center, Gender Conference 2005: Doing Gender Better . . . Rethinking Our Roles in Family, Work, Education and the Media. Second Place for Student Presentation, College of Lake County- Women’s Center, Gender Conference 2006: Gender Works: Building an Equitable Future for All. Scholarship: Mansfield Institute of Social Justice Colloquium, 2007-2008. RELATED EXPERIENCE: Editor, Womyn Zine, University of Wisconsin-Parkside. A student and faculty publication for the University of Wisconsin-Parkside- Womyn’s Center from September 2001 to May 2002. Volunteer, Lake County Council against Sexual Assault (LaCASA). Completed 40 hours of training in April 2005 and received a certificate as a sexual assault advocate. I signed on to do administrative and hotline duties. Secretary, Lake County Regional Office of Education. Home school resource/ research manager, researched school codes for accurate rights to be protected for home school students/ educators,
Andrea Michaels, M.A.
Curriculum Vitae
Page 1 of 6
provided resources and update website for curriculum development, support groups and services for home school educators. PREPARED TO TEACH:
RESEARCH AREAS AND INTERESTS: Critical Pedagogy Feminist Research Methodologies Radical/ Progressive Social Movements Hip Hop Culture and Literature Female Genital Mutilation/ Circumcision Queer Politics Critical Media Studies Graphic Novels as Memoirs
Literature Feminist/ Women’s Literature Literature of the African Diaspora Cultural Literature LGBTQ Literature English Composition Critical Thinking Women’s Studies Introduction to Women’s Studies Gender and Society Feminist Theory and Praxis Feminist Activism Female Genital Mutilation/ Circumcision Gender Violence and Prevention CONFERENCES/ PRESENTATIONS:
Presentation and Introduction University of Wisconsin-Parkside’s Womyn’s Center annual Take Back the Night Rally in October 2001. Presentation of Awards for Making Her Mark and Following In Her Footsteps Awards Banquet University of Wisconsin-Parkside’s Womyn’s Center in May 2002. Presentation, Women’s History Month, The Daughters of the American Revolution. Presented on the lives of Zora Neale Hurston and Assata Shakur in March 2005. Presentation, College of Lake County, Women Center’s 3rd Annual Gender Conference, entitled “Alternative Roads: Leading the Way” in April 2005. Presentation, College of Lake County, Women Center’s 4th Annual Gender Conference, entitled “All Power to the People: Gender Relations in the Black Panther Party” in April 2006. Presentation, Feminist Theories of the Body Mini-Conference, entitled “Female Genital Mutilation/Circumcision Research and Activism” in May 2007. Curriculum Project and Pedagogy Panel, Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies MiniConference entitled “Literature of Black Female Slaves” in December 2007.
Andrea Michaels, M.A.
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Presentation, Sexuality, Gender and International Human Rights course entitled “Gender-Based/ Sexual Violence in Conflict Zones and During Wartime” in April 2008. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: Radical Women of Color Conference, University of Chicago in May 2001. Hip-Hop and Feminism Conference, University of Illinois-Chicago, May 2005. Administrator’s Academy, Odd Girl Out: The Hidden Culture of Aggression in Girls, Lake County Regional Office of Education- Educational Services Division, May 2006. “Reclaiming Eve,” weekly feminist discussion group, College of Lake County Women’s Center, November 2004-Present. Speakers: bell hooks, Alice Walker, Angela Davis and Cornel West, University of WisconsinMilwaukee. Various dates. RESEARCH PAPERS, PROJECTS AND BOOK REVIEWS: “Tales of a Lesbian-Identified Bisexual Androgynous Human . . . That’s Me! Cracking the Transgendered Theory of Embodiment” (Feminist Theories of the Body) “The Land of Shag” Body Narrative (Feminist Theories of the Body) “It’s ALL About the Hip Hop! Creating Space in the Social Movement Arena” (Social Movements) “The Dress Code Fiasco” (Feminism and Western Philosophy) “The Socialization of Gender in Buchi Emecheta’s The Joys of Motherhood” (Gender and Society) “Who’s a Good Terrorist? A Feminist Analysis of Doris Lessing’s The Good Terrorist” (Imagining Terror) “Framing a Discourse on Gender in War Literature: The Public/ Private Spheres and How They Represent Gender” (Imagining Terror) “Literature of Black Female Slaves, to the Present” Curriculum Project, (Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies) “So Much More Love to Give: A Content Analysis of The L Word” (Race, Gender and the Mass Media)
Andrea Michaels, M.A.
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Media Journal (Race, Gender and the Mass Media) “Our Anxious Mothers in Modernism” (Gender and Modernism) Book Review: Urvashi Vaid’s Virtual Equality: The Mainstreaming of Gay and Lesbian Liberation (Anchor Press, 1996) (Politics of Lesbian and Gay Communities) Book Review: Valerie Lehr’s Queer Family Values: Debunking the Myth of the Nuclear Family (Temple University Press, 1999) (Politics of Lesbian and Gay Communities) Book Review: Lisa Duggan’s The Twilight of Equality? Neoliberalism, Cultural Politics and the Attack on Democracy (Beacon Press, 2004) (Politics of Lesbian and Gay Communities) Book Review: Marc Stein’s City of Sisterly and Brotherly Love: Lesbian and Gay Philadelphia, 1945-1972 (Temple University Press, 2004) (Politics of Lesbian and Gay Communities) “Women’s Human Rights and Wartime Rape” (Gender, Sexuality and International Human Rights) PUBLICATIONS: “The “F” Word” in Mind,” Womyn Zine, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, October 2001 “Domestic Abuse Laws in Wisconsin” (Compiled) Womyn Zine, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, October 2001 “For Mothers with Daughters: Talk to Them,” Womyn Zine, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside’s, October 2001 “Marriage in China,” Womyn Zine, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, November 2001 “Dear Jeremy” (Poem), Womyn Zine, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, November 2001 “Sexual Assault Information” (Prepared) Womyn Zine, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, November 2001 “Sexual Assault Laws in Wisconsin” (Compiled) Womyn Zine, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, November 2001 “Being a Spirit: Halloween and Sojourner Truth,” Womyn Zine, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, November 2001
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“Change the Game,” Womyn Zine: Abortion, Adoption and Mothering Issue, Womyn’s CenterUniversity of Wisconsin-Parkside, December 2001- January 2002 “A Loss of Spirit” (Poem), Womyn Zine: Abortion, Adoption and Mothering Issue, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, December 2001- January 2002 “Celebrating Some Sistah’s” (Biography List), Womyn Zine: Bodacious Black Womyn, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, February 2002 Book Review: Assata: An Autobiography by Assata Shakur (Lawrence Hill Books, 1987) Womyn Zine: Bodacious Black Womyn, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, February 2002 Book Review: Do They Hear You When You Cry by Fauziya Kassindja and Layli Miller Bashir (Delta Trade Books, 1999) Womyn Zine: Bodacious Black Womyn, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, February 2002 Book Review: Coffee Will Make You Black (Harper Paperbacks, 1995) and Ain’t Gonna Be the Same Fool Twice by April Sinclair (Harper Paperbacks, 1997) Womyn Zine: Bodacious Black Womyn, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, February 2002 Book Review: Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston (HarperPerennial, 1999) Womyn Zine: Bodacious Black Womyn, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, February 2002 Reprint Letter to the Womyn’s Center and My Response Womyn Zine: Bodacious Black Womyn, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, February 2002 “I Masturbated Too,” Womyn Zine: Sexuality/ Our Mothers, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, April/May 2002 “Andi’s Sexuality Display and Sexuality Resources” (report and response) Womyn Zine: Sexuality/ Our Mothers, Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, April/May 2002 What You Don’t Know Found Voices: An Anthology of New Poetic Voices Womyn’s CenterUniversity of Wisconsin-Parkside, April 2002 “Weave,” Found Voices: An Anthology of New Poetic Voices Womyn’s Center-University of Wisconsin-Parkside, April 2002 “Alternative Roads: Leading the Way” in August 2005 College of Lake County’s Gender Conference Magazine. “All Power to the People: Gender Relations in the Black Panther Party” in August 2006 College of Lake County’s Gender Conference Magazine.
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ACADEMIC REFERENCES: Jeff Edwards, Ph.D. Political Science and Women’s Studies, Roosevelt University, [email protected] or 312.341.3679 Ellen O’Brien, Ph.D. Literature and Women’s Studies, Roosevelt University, [email protected] or 312.341.3723 Bethany Barratt, Ph.D. Political Science and Women’s Studies, Roosevelt University, [email protected] or 312.341.3768 Theresa Aguinaldo, College of Lake County, English Professor and Women’s Center Coordinator, [email protected] or 847.543.2955 PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES: Susan Rohde, Director of Human Resources, Roosevelt University, [email protected] or 312-341-2198 Michelle Amsbury, Owner, Amsbury Ceramic Studio [email protected] or 310-713-2004 Mary Zullo, Human Resources Assistant, Warren Township High School, [email protected] or 847-736-1655
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