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ACADEMIC DEGREES
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1988 – 93 |
Ph.D. in Politics, Princeton University, NJ, USA |
Thesis:
'Self-Ownership and Friendship: the Liberal Individualism of La Boétie, Overton and Stirner' |
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1988 – 90 |
M.A. in Politics, Princeton University, NJ, USA |
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1986 – 88 |
M.A. in Political Science, University of Calgary, AB,
Canada |
Thesis: 'Virtue
through Reason: Praxis not Poiesis, in
Aristotle, Machiavelli and Hobbes' |
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1982 – 86 |
B.A. Honors in Political Science, University of Calgary, AB,
Canada |
Thesis: 'On
Philosophy and History: Leo Strauss & Quentin Skinner' |
ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT
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Sep 1999 – present
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Associate Professor, Assistant Professor, Willamette University,
Dept of Politics |
Courses Taught: Thomas
Hobbes’s Leviathan and the Modern
Age Explaining
Nazism: Klemperer’s LTI Nazism
and Democracy |
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Sep 1991 – Jan 1992 |
Teaching Assistant, Princeton University, Dept
of Politics |
Politics 325:
Personal and Political Transformation, for Prof. Manfred Halpern, |
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Sep 1990 – Jan 1991 |
Teaching Assistant, Princeton University, Dept
of Politics |
Politics 303:
Ancient and Medieval Political Theory, for Prof. George Kateb, |
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May 1987 – Sep 1987 |
Research Assistant, University of Calgary, Dept
of Political Science |
Budget Project, for
Prof. Mark O. Dickerson |
PUBLICATIONS
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forthcoming |
“But
what’s the use? They don’t wear breeches!’:
Montaigne and the pedagogy of amusing difference,’ |
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forthcoming |
With
Lea Caragata, ‘Civil Society and the
Vibrancy of Canadian Citizens,’ for the second edition of Canadian Studies in a New Millennium,
edited by Patrick James and Mark Kasoff. |
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2011 |
“He
laughs loudly’: Hitler, Nazism, and Wagner’s Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg,’ in History
(1933-1948): What We Choose to Remember, edited by Margaret
Monahan Hogan and Jams M. Lies. Portland: University of Portland, pp.357-385. |
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2008. |
‘Review
of Rudolf M. Dekker. Humour in the Dutch Culture of the Golden Age.’
Humor, 21, 2, pp.221-225. |
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2008. |
“To try things themselves’: Freedom of
Expression in a Democratic Multicultural Polity.’ In Campus Conversations: The Role of Freedom of Expression in a
Multicultural and Democratic Society. (Ed.) Jenny Jopp.
Salem, OR: Willamette University, pp.22-58. |
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2007. |
“A little discourse pro
& con’: Levelling laughter and its Puritan
criticism,”
International Review of Social History.
52. Supplement S15, pp.95-113. |
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2005. |
‘Letting
the Hydra Roam: Attending to Diverse Forms of Diversity in Liberal Arts
Education,’ Chapter Two in Teaching Inclusively. (Ed.) Mathew Ouellett.
Stillwater, OK: New Forums Press, pp.21-33. |
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2003. |
and Linda Heuser.
‘Using Service-Learning in Death Education.’ Death Studies, 27, 10, pp.901-927. |
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2003. |
‘Guerillas in our
midst.’ Collegian, April 30, p.7. |
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2003. |
‘Technology: the
Faculty Perspective.’ The Scene: The
University Magazine for Willamette Alumni, Spring, pp.18-19. |
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2002. |
Book review of
Murphy, Andrew. Conscience and Community: Revisiting Toleration and Religious
Dissent in Early Modern England and America.’ History of Political Thought, 23, 4, pp.728-731. |
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2002. |
‘The
Wonder Years of IT-Based Liberal Arts Instruction: Notes from a Conference in
2000.’ Bits, Bytes & Nybbles, Fall, 1, pp.4-5. |
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2002. |
“We are in strange
hands, and things are come to a strange passe’:
Argument and Rhetoric Against Heresy in Thomas Edwards's Gangraena [1646],’ in Histories of Heresy in Early Modern Europe: For, Against, and Beyond Persecution and Toleration. (ed.)
John Christian Laursen. New York: Palgrave,
pp.11-32. |
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1999. |
“Woe
unto you that laugh now!’: Humor and Toleration in
Overton and Shaftesbury,’ in J.C. Laursen (ed.), Religious Toleration: 'The Variety of Rites'
from Cyrus to Defoe. New York: St. Martin's Press, pp.147-172. |
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1999. |
‘Dialogic Ethics and the Virtue of Humor.’ Journal of Political Philosophy, 7, 4, pp.378-403. |
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1995. |
‘Book review of Loyseau, Charles. A Treatise of Orders and Plain
Dignities.’ History of Political
Thought, 16, 2, pp.289-291. |
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1990. |
“In
a Crazy Time the Crazy Come Out Well': Machiavelli and the Cosmology of His
Day.’ History of Political Thought,
11, 2, pp.213-39. |
PAPERS & INVITED PARTICIPATION
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18 Nov 2011 |
‘Digital
Fieldwork: using the web to make the Canadian Studies classroom more
immersive,’ Association for Canadian Studies in the United States, Ottawa
Canada |
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5-9 July 2011 |
‘Crisis
and the criticism of humor: from C.S. Lewis via Jerry Lewis to Paul Lewis’ and |
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‘The Last Laugh (1924): Reading film
through the phenomenology of its laughter’ International
Society for Humor Studies, Boston University, Boston MA |
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26 June 2010 |
‘Did
Hitler have a sense of humor?’ International Society for Humor Studies, Hong
Kong. |
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17 June 2010 |
‘Nazism as an operatic performance:
Wagner’s Die Meistersinger as
Hitler’s inspiration,’
Association of Cultural Studies Crossroads, Hong Kong. |
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15-17 Apr 2010 |
“‘A
moral idea of the State and culture’: Hitler, Nazism, and Wagner’s Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg."
‘History (1933‐1948: What We Choose to
Remember.’ The Garaventa Center Conference,
Portland, OR |
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18-22 Nov 2009 |
‘Canada.net:
Teaching American Students about Canada Using the Internet.’ ACSUS, San
Diego, CA |
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Roundtable on
Teaching Canada: Canadian Studies in the New Millennium, ACSUS, San Diego, CA |
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Roundtable on
Teaching Canada: Canadian Studies in a Smaller Setting, ACSUS, San Diego, CA |
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16 Oct 2009 |
‘Creating new university courses on Canada,’
at ‘ICSI IMPACTS,’ ICSI Conference & Reunion, Seattle, WA |
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17-20
Jun 2009 |
‘Humor as devil’s advocacy: C.S. Lewis and The Screwtape Letters.’ International Society for Humor Studies, Long Beach, CA |
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18-21
Mar 2009 |
‘Judge
for yourselves’: Democracy, deliberation, and humor in the Weimar Republic.’
Western Political Science Association, Vancouver, BC |
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12-14 Jan 2009 |
Demonstrator Model, |
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3 Nov 2008 |
Rabbit-Proof Fence Film Discussion |
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9 Oct 2008 |
‘The ironic speech situation: deliberative
democracy and humor.’ Rhetorical Citizenship and Public Deliberation,
University of Copenhagen, Denmark. |
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30 Aug 2008 |
‘Cannibalism, the
amusing difference, and thinking nakedly.’ American Political Science
Association, Boston MA. |
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7-11 July 2008 |
‘Is Thomas Hobbes
really a theorist of superiority humor?’ |
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24-26 April 2008 |
Discussant for
‘Policy-making: Representation, Rights, and Foreign Relations’ Panel |
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1-3
June 2007 |
Invited
Participant in ‘The Role of Comedy in a Free Society.’ Liberty Fund Colloquium, Montreal, QC, Canada. |
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13
April 2007 |
‘Support
our Tropes: Deliberative Democracy and Ironic Speech.’ Western Social Science
Association – Canadian Studies/Political Science, Calgary, AB, Canada. |
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13
April 2007 |
‘The
Nature and Origins of the Australian Sense of Humor.’ Western Social Science
Association – New Zealand and Australia Studies, Calgary, AB, Canada. |
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18-21
Jan 2007 |
Invited
Participant in ‘Liberty, Commerce, and Character in Hume’s Essays.’ Liberty Fund Colloquium,
Pasadena, CA. |
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21 Oct 2006 |
“Pitiful, funny, and surprising’: The Tale of Er as comic iconoclasm.’ Pacific Northwest Political
Science Association, Bend, Or. |
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3
July 2006 |
‘‘The haunting fear that someone, somewhere, may
be happy’: Puritan objections to humor.’
The 18th International ISHS Humor Conference. The Danish
University of Education, Copenhagen, Denmark. |
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1
July 2006 |
‘The Ironic Speech
Situation: discursive democracy, citizenship, and humor.’ Citizenship(s) –
International Congress on Discourses and Practices. Fernando Pessoa
University, Porto, Portugal. |
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25
Mar 2006 |
‘‘There never was a
greater generation of scoffers at Religion’: Thomas Hobbes and the humor of
the Leviathan.’ International
Hobbes Association, American Philosophical Association - Pacific Division.
Portland OR. |
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7
Oct 2005 |
‘Deliberative Democracy
and Comic Voice.’ Social Theory, Politics and the Arts 2005, University of
Oregon, Eugene OR. |
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19
Mar 2005 |
‘Stooping to
Conquer’ or ‘Speaking mirth to power’: the status of political humor.’
Western Political Science Association, Oakland CA. |
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6 Nov
2004 |
‘Stooping to
Conquer’ or ‘Speaking mirth to power’: the status of political humor.’
Pacific Northwest Political Science Association, Portland OR. |
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17
June 2004 |
‘Testing the
'Amusing Difference': Montaigne and the Ethics of his Comic Style.’ International
Society for Humor Studies, Dijon, France. |
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18
Sept 2003 |
‘Shock and Awe: or
Machiavelli's theory of politics as comedy.’ Faculty Colloquium, Department
of Political Science, U. of Western Australia, Perth, WA, Australia. |
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3
July 2003 |
‘Departing the
text: Machiavelli on politics and humor.’ Australasian Centre for Italian
Studies Conference on ‘Italians and Their Others: Representations, identities
and exchanges at home and abroad,’ University of Western Australia, Perth,
WA, Australia. |
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7
May 2003 |
‘Thucydides and
War.’ Willamette U First-Year Seminar Workshop, Salem, OR. |
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5
Apr 2003 |
‘Death on the Web:
teaching a case-based ethics and public policy course using IT and the
Internet.’ Wise Uses of Technology: Social Science & Language Arts Spring
Faculty Conference, University of Portland, Portland, OR. |
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14
Jan 2003 |
‘The
Laughter of Machiavelli: Humor and Power Politics.’ Hawaii International
Conference on the Arts and Humanities, Waikiki, HI. |
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8
Jan 2003 |
With
Catherine Collins, ‘Is There Room in Liberal Arts for Information Technology?: A Report on the On-going Efforts to Integrate
Technology into the Required Freshman Program at Willamette University.’
Hawaii International Conference on Education, Waikiki, HI. |
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7
Dec 2002 |
‘Conversation
with Senior Liberal Arts Faculty.’ American Council of Learned Societies. New
York, NY. |
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18
Oct 2002 |
‘The
Birth of the Modern Nation State and Crowd Control: Reading the Frontispiece
of Hobbes Leviathan (1651).’
Pacific North Western Political Science Association, Bellevue, WA. |
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4
July 2002 |
‘Laughing at Miss Fortuna: Machiavelli and derision of
state.’ International Society for Humor Studies, Forli, Italy. |
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15
Mar 2001 |
‘Locke, Stock, and
Barrel: The Illiberalism of Lockean
Politics.’ Western Political Science Association, Las Vegas, NV. |
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15
Mar 2001 |
‘Sex, Lies, and
Heresy: The Early-Modern Origins of the Liberal Public-Private Distinction.’
Western Political Science Association, Las Vegas, NV. |
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24-28
Jul 2000 |
‘The Ridiculous in
Plato's Republic, or a funny thing
happened on the way back from the Piraeus: The Tale of Er.’
International Society for Humor Studies, Kansai University, Osaka, Japan. |
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27-8
Apr 2000 |
Invited Participant
in ‘Questioning Values, Defending Values.’ 10th Anniversary Symposium of the
University Center for Human Values, Princeton University, Princeton NJ. |
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11
Apr 2000 |
Roundtable
Discussant with Arthur L. Caplan on ‘The Frontiers
of Biomedicine.’ Willamette University, Salem OR. |
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24
Mar 2000 |
‘Just Talking,
Talking Justice, and Talking in Jest: Plato's Republic and Dialogic Ethics.’ Western Political Science
Association, San Jose, CA. |
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17
Mar 2000 |
‘‘We are in strange
hands, and things are come to a strange passe’:
Thomas Edwards' Gangraena
(1646) and related work.’ Histories of Heresy 1640-1800, William Clark
Library, UCLA Center for 17th- & 18th-Century Studies, Los Angeles, CA. |
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20
Mar 1998 |
Chair,
Panel: ‘Gandhi's Legacy Examined.’ Western Political Science Association, Los
Angeles, CA. |
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19
Mar 1998 |
‘Winstanley and Dispossessed Individualism: Teaching
Subjects in Seventeenth-Century England.’ Western Political Science
Association, Los Angeles, CA. |
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8-11
Jan 1998 |
Invited Participant
in ‘Liberty and Toleration in the Thought of Locke and Bayle.’ Liberty Fund
International Conference, Seattle, WA. |
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29
Aug 1997 |
‘Trading Punches
for Punch-Lines: Dialogic Ethics and the Virtue of
Humor.’ American Political Science Association, Washington DC. |
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28
Aug 1997 |
‘Thomas Hobbes and
Civil War Radicalism.’ American Political Science Association, Washington DC. |
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13
May 1997 |
‘Being Odd or
Getting Even: Liberal Communitarianism and the
English 'Revolution'.’ Political Science Colloquium, U. of Hawaii at Manoa, HI. |
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24
Apr 1997 |
Invited Participant
in ‘Early Theories and Practices of Toleration in Comparative Perspective.’
UC International Faculty Seminar, UC Riverside, CA. |
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13
Mar 1997 |
‘Communitarian
Politics and the Limitations of the Strange: lessons from the English
'Revolution'.’ Western Political Science Association, Tucson, AZ. |
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13
Mar 1997 |
Chair, Panel:
‘Rousseau Revived.’ Western Political Science Assoc., Tucson, AZ. |
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16
Mar 1996 |
‘A Funny Thing
Didn't Happen on the Way to Liberalism: The Virtue of Humor,.’
Western Political Science Association, San Francisco, CA. |
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20
Oct 1995 |
‘Life, Levity, and
the Pursuit of Happiness: Liberalism and the Indispensability of Humor.’
Political Science/Philosophy Colloquia, U. of Wash., Seattle, WA. |
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14
Oct 1995 |
‘The Uses of
Political Theory: Traveling Roads not Taken.’ Homecoming Weekend
Mini-Session, Alumni Relations, Willamette U., Salem, OR. |
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6
Jun 1995 |
‘Liberalism &
the Propriety of Self-Ownership.’ Canadian Political Science Association,
Montréal, QC, Canada. |
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13
Jun 1994 |
‘Modernity,
Liberalism, and their Late-Modern Critique: Max Stirner's
Ego.’ Canadian Political Science
Association, Calgary, AB, Canada. |
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12
Jun 1994 |
Discussant, Panel: ‘Postmodern(isms).’ Canadian Political Science
Association, U. of Calgary, AB, Canada. |
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26
Feb 1994 |
‘Science as Source
in the History of Western Political Thought.’ Oregon Academy of Science,
Corvallis, OR. |
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4
Sept 1993 |
‘Self-Ownership and
the Language of Liberal Individualism in Seventeenth-Century England.’
American Political Science Association, Washington DC. |
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13
Nov 1992 |
‘The Rebellious
Roots of Liberalism: Étienne de La Boétie on Tyranny.’ Northeastern Political Science
Association, Providence, RI. |
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5
Sep 1992 |
‘The Irrationality
of the Tyrannical State: Étienne de La Boétie on Voluntary Servitude.’ American Political
Science Association, Chicago, IL. |
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31
May 1992 |
‘The Origins of
Liberalism: the Place of Étienne de La Boétie.’ Canadian Political Science Association,
Charlottetown, PEI, Canada. |
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8
Mar 1990 |
‘A Plea for
Toleration in Matters Historical: The Case of Niccolò
Machiavelli.’ City U. of NY Political Science Conference: Historical
Perspectives on Politics, New York, NY. |
BOOK/ARTICLE MANUSCRIPT REVIEWS
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American Political Science Review |
GRANTS & AWARDS
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2010
– 11 |
Government of
Canada Canadian Studies Program Enhancement Grant: $5000 |
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2010
– 11 |
Willamette
University Faculty Achievement Award for Teaching and Service |
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2010 |
Willamette
University Center for Religion, Law & Democracy faculty Grant for
Curricular Development on Explaining Nazism: $2000 |
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2009
– 10 |
Government of
Canada Canadian Studies Program Enhancement Grant: $4000 |
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2009 |
Willamette
University Hewlett Fund Information Technology Development Grant: $10000 |
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2008
– 09 |
Government of
Canada Canadian Studies Program Enhancement Grant: $6000 |
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2008
– 09 |
Sabbatical Leave:
full release at 75% salary |
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2008
– 09 |
Willamette
University Center for Ancient Studies & Archaeology Faculty Fellowship:
$4000 |
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2007
– 08 |
Government
of Canada Canadian Studies Program Enhancement Grant: $4000 |
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2006
– 07 |
Government
of Canada Canadian Studies Program Enhancement Grant: $4000 |
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2006 |
Jerry
E. Hudson Award for Excellence in Teaching |
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2005 |
Willamette
University W.M. Keck Foundation Grant for Professional Enhancement
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2005 |
Willamette
University Atkinson Fund Faculty Development (Research) Award: $2500 |
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2002
– 03 |
Department
of Education PT3/Oregon Technology in Education Network (OTEN) Consortium
sub-grant as Social Studies Lead Faculty Member: $3500 + $1000. |
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2001
– 02 |
Willamette
University Faculty Achievement Award for Teaching and Service. |
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2001 |
National Endowment
for the Humanities Fellowship Award: |
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2000
– 01 |
Sabbatical Leave:
full release at 75% salary |
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2000 |
Willamette
University Hewlett Fund Information Technology Development Award: $1300 |
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2000 |
Willamette
University Atkinson Fund Faculty Development (Research) Award: $2500 |
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1999
– 00 |
Willamette
University Center for the Humanities Resident Fellow: 1/3rd release |
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1999 |
Willamette
University Atkinson Fund Faculty Development (Research) Award: $2500 |
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1999 |
Willamette
University Hewlett Fund 'Mortality Cluster' Development Award: $1000 |
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1998 |
Oregon Campus
Compact/Oregon Community Foundation Mini-Grant: Service Learning Course
Development: $1500 |
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1998 |
Willamette
University Mortar Board Professor of the Year |
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1997 |
Willamette
University Hewlett Fund 'Mortality Cluster' Development Award: $1500 |
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1995 |
Oregon Council of
Humanities Summer Research Grant: $2000 |
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1995
– 96 |
Willamette
University Atkinson Fund Faculty Development (Research) Award: $1500 |
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1994
– 95 |
Willamette
University Merit Award for Superior Teaching |
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1992
– 93 |
Charlotte W. Newcombe Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship |
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1992
– 93 |
Graduate Fellow,
Rockefeller College, Princeton University |
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1991
– 92 |
Princeton
University Center for Human Values Prize Fellowship |
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1988
– 92 |
Social Sciences and
Humanities Research Council of Canada Award |
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1988
– 89 |
Program in
Political Philosophy Merit Award, Princeton University |
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1986
– 88 |
Ralph Steinhauer Award of Distinction |
UNIVERSITY COMMITTEE & SELECT COMMUNITY SERVICE
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2011
– 12 |
Incoming
Coordinator of College Colloquium |
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Chair, American
Ethnic Studies |
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Government of
Canada Canadian Studies Program Enhancement Coordinator |
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2010
– 11 |
Government of
Canada Canadian Studies Program Enhancement Coordinator |
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Chair, American
Ethnic Studies |
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University
Accreditation CLA Subcommittee |
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WU Mellon LARC Steering Committee |
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2009
– 10 |
Multicultural
Affairs Committee, Member |
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2009
– 10 |
Government of
Canada Canadian Studies Program Enhancement Coordinator |
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2008
– 09 |
Government of
Canada Canadian Studies Program Enhancement Coordinator |
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2007 – 08 |
Writing Committee |
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2007 – 08 |
Diversity Advisor |
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2005 – 07 |
Chair, Academic
Programs Committee, WU |
|
2004 – 05 |
2005 Award
Committee, American Political Science Association Leo Strauss prize for the
best dissertation in the field of political philosophy |
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2004 – 05 |
Chair, Dept of
Politics, WU |
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2004 – 05 |
National
Endowment for the Humanities Fellowships Political Science peer review panel |
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2002 – 04 |
Member of the
Multicultural Center Advisory Board of Chemeketa
Community College, Salem OR |
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2001 – 03 |
Chair, Dept of
Politics, WU |
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2001 – 05 |
Academic Programs
Committee, WU |
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1999 – 00 |
Chair, WU College
of Liberal Arts Long-Range Planning Committee |
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1999 – 00 |
Academic Programs
Committee, WU |
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1997 – 99 |
General Education
Implementation Committee, WU |
|
1995 – 96 |
Student Activities
Committee, WU |
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1994 – 96 |
Working Group on
General Education, WU |
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
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16-20 Nov 2011 |
Association for Canadian Studies in the
United States, Ottawa Canada |
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4-5 Mar 2011 |
NW5 Consortial
Workshop on the Possibilities and Perils of Cross-Disciplinary Inquiry,
Whitman Collehe, Walla Walla
WA |
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18-20 Feb 2011 |
Council for Undergraduate Research Institute
on Mentorship, Collaboration and Undergraduate Research in the Social
Sciences and Humanities, U of South Florida, Tampa FL |
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22-24 Oct 2010 |
THATCamp PNW –Technology Workshop, U
of Washington, Seattle WA |
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24-26 May 2010 |
Little Red Schoolhouse Writing Workshop,
Willamette University |
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18-20 May 2010 |
WITS IT Workshops, Willamette University |
|
18-20 Feb 2010 |
General Education and Assessment, AAC&U, Seattle WA |
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15-16 Oct 2009 |
‘ICSI Impacts,’ International Canadian
Studies Institute Conference and Reunion, Seattle WA |
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2-3 Oct 2009 |
WU Sustainability Retreat, Eugene OR |
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17-18 Aug 2009 |
Hewlett Digital Humanities Workshop,
Willamette University |
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20-22 May 2010 |
Little Red Schoolhouse Writing Workshop,
Willamette University |
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12-14 Jan 2009 |
Project Bamboo Technology in Humanities
Workshop, Tucson AZ |
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16-18 Oct 2008 |
Project Bamboo Technology in Humanities
Workshop, San Francisco CA |
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27 Aug 2008 |
Canada and the US, APSA Short Course, Boston
MA |
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21-26 July 2008 |
CONNECT Canadian Studies Seminar, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. |
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15-17 May 2008 |
Project Bamboo Technology in Humanities
Workshop, Chicago IL |
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10-22 July, 2007 |
International Canadian Studies Institute,
Alberta, Canada |
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22 May 2007 |
Digital Asset Management, WITS Workshop,
Willamette University |
|
21 May 2007 |
‘Project Management in a Liberal Arts
College,’ NITLE Workshop, Willamette University |
|
15 May 2007 |
Film Study Workshop, Willamette University |
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7-10 Feb 2006 |
Northwest Council for Computer Education
(NCCE), Portland OR. |
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9-11 Jan 2006 |
National Institute for Technology in Liberal
Education iGIS Workshop, Willamette University |
|
1-5 Aug 2005 |
Final Cut Pro: Intermediate and Advanced
Video Editing, Pacific NorthWest College of Art,
Portland OR |
|
25-29 July 2005 |
Digital Video and Filmmaking for Teachers,
Pacific NorthWest College of Art, Portland OR |
|
25-30 Jun 2005 |
‘Digital Video.’ National Institute for
Technology and Liberal Education (NITLE), ACS
Tech Center, Southwestern University, Georgetown TX |
|
26-29 Jan 2005 |
WU Team Participant in AAC&U’s
2005 Annual Meeting, “Liberal Education and the New Academy: Raising
Expectations, Keeping Promises,” San Francisco CA. |
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18-21 May 2004 |
WITS Faculty Multimedia Camp, Willamette
University |
|
July-Dec 2003 |
Visiting Faculty Academic Director, WU Study
Abroad Program at University of Western Australia, Perth, Australia |
|
5 Apr 2003 |
“Wise Uses of Technology: Social Science
& Language Arts Spring Faculty Conference,” U. of Portland, Portland OR |
|
8 Jan 2003 |
“Hawaii International Conference on
Education,” Waikiki HI |
|
28 Sept 2002 |
"Wise Uses of Technology in the
Classroom," George Fox University, Tigard OR |
|
21 Sept 2002 |
"Uses of PDA's in the classroom," U.of Portland, Portland OR |
|
2-21 Jun 2001 |
WU Team Participant in "Worldviews
Travel Program," Greece |
|
13-23 Jul 2000 |
WU Team Participant in "Boundaries and
Borderlands III," Association of American Colleges and Universities'
Curriculum and Faculty Development Project, Brown University, Providence RI. |
|
5-7 May 2000 |
"New Information Technologies and
Liberal Education," Center for Collaborative Learning and Communication,
Furman University, Greenville SC. |
|
17-21 Jun 1998 |
4th Annual National Gathering of the Invisible
College (formerly Campus Compact Project on Integrating Service in Academic
Study), Portland State University, Portland OR. |
|
Sep-Dec 1997 |
Visiting Faculty Academic Director, American
Heritage Association, Independent Liberal Arts Colleges Association, London,
UK |
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