Curriculum Vitae - University of Minnesota

Invited Papers Presented At: Erasmus University, Rotterdam (2009), Oslo University (209), Roskilde University (2008),
University of Leuven (2008), University of Palermo (2007), University of Torino (2007), University of Salerno
(2007), University of Rome (2007), University of Bologna (2007), University of Naples (2007), University of Modena
(2007), Universidad Nacional de San Martin, Buenos Aires (2006), Hannover University (2006), Hildesheim
University (2006), Oldenburg University (2006), Göttingen University (2006), University of Dayton (2006), Dalhousie
University (2005), University of Kentucky (2005), Norwegian Institute for International Politics (2004), Maastricht
University (2004), University of Metz, France (2003, 2007), L’Ecole des Hautes Etudes des Sciences Sociales, Paris
(2003), Tilburg University, the Netherlands (2003), University of Leuven, Belgium (2003), Yale University (2003),
Wellesley College (2002), Florida Atlantic University (2002), University of Minnesota (2002), Columbia University
Seminar in Social and Political Thought (2001), Temple University (2001), Purchase College (2001), University of
Chicago (2001), Calvin College (2000), Carnegie Mellon University (2000), UCLA (1997), University at Kassel
(Germany) (1998), University of California, Berkeley (1998), Iona College, (1990, 1999), Loyola University, New
Orleans (1999), The New School for Social Research (1997, 2005), Whitman College (1996), Vassar College (1995),
Union College (1995), University of Wisconsin (1994), Providence College (1994), University of California at San
Francisco (1993), University of California at Berkeley (1993), Pomona College (1992), Cornell University (1992),
University of Utrecht (1991), European University Institute (Florence, 1991), Princeton University (1990), Smith
College (1990), University of Michigan (1990), Iona College (1990 and 1999), Graduate School for Political
Management (New York) (1989), Harvard University School of Education (1988), Princeton University Politics
Department (1988), Bowdoin College (1988), University of Toronto (1987), University of Minnesota (1986), Oberlin
College (1984, 1999).
Participant on Panels At: Berkshire Conference on the History of Women, 1981, American Political Science Association
Annual Meeting, 1983-1990, 1992-96, 1998-2005; National Women's Studies Association Annual Meeting, 1985,
1988; New York State Political Science Association Annual Meeting, 1987, 1988, 1991; Northeast Political Science
Association, 1987, 1999, 2001; New England Political Science Association, 1982, 1988; Ford Foundation Conference
on Gender and the State, Wellesley College, 1990; Western Political Science Association, 1992-3, 2004-5; Midwest
Political Science Association 1998-2005.
Member, Executive Committee of Organized Section on Women and Politics, 1990-91; 1999-2000.
Honors Examiner in Modern Political Theory, Swarthmore College, 1985, 1988, 1989, 1993.
Chair, By-Laws Subcommittee, Women's Caucus for Political Science, 1988-90.
Co-Organizer, City University of New York Political Science Conference, 1987.
Seminar Participant, "Feminist Ways of Knowing," Douglass College of Rutgers University, Fall 1985; Dr. Alison Jaggar,
Director.
Seminar Participant, "The Concept of Freedom," The Johns Hopkins University, Summer 1982; Dr. Richard Flathman,
Director.
Reviewer, American Political Science Review, Journal of Politics, Women & Politics,Signs, Comparative Politics, Feminist
Studies, American Journal of Politics, Hypatia, Political Theory, Women’s Studies Journal, NWSA Journal,
Sociological Theory; Syracuse University Press, Cornell University Press, Princeton University Press, St. Martin's
Press, Greenwood Press, University of Oklahoma Press, Routledge, Westview Press, Unwin Hyman, University of
Michigan Press, University of Chicago Press, Penn State University Press, Oxford University Press, Lynne Reinner
Publishers.
Member, American Political Science Association; Women's Caucus of the American Political Science Association; Gay,
Lesbian, and Bisexual Political Science Caucus; Northeast Political Science Association; Western Political Science
Association; Midwest Political Science Association; National Women's Studies Association; Columbia University
Seminar on Social and Political Theory.