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2021–2022 WILKINSON COLLEGE OF ARTS, HUMANITIES, & SOCIAL SCIENCES Faculty & Staff Achievements Wilkinson College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Wilkinson College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

Wilkinson College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

Message from the Dean 2021-2022

Dear Colleagues, I am pleased to share the 2021-2022 Faculty and Staff Yearbook, an annual tradition of recording and celebrating scholarly and creative activity, administrative achievements, honors received, and fond farewells to those retiring after years of service to the college and university. As this yearbook attests, our faculty engaged in a rich variety of scholarly and creative work and our staff implemented numerous operational initiatives that improved college operations. While these undertakings are noted piecemeal throughout the year in our newsletter and blog, the yearbook gives us a more complete portrait of our college as a place of innovation, productivity, and inspiration. I would like to thank Allison DeVries for overseeing the development of the Faculty and Staff Yearbook, and the Ideation Lab for the design. In addition, I want to offer my heartfelt gratitude to faculty member Dr. Robert Slayton (History) for his lifelong commitment to excellence in scholarship, teaching, and service and to Senior Administrative Assistant Kristen Laakso (English) for her unwavering dedication to English faculty and students. We wish them well in their retirement. Congratulations to our faculty and staff on a wonderful year!

Jennifer D. Keene Dean, Wilkinson College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences The heart and soul of Chapman University

TABLE OF CONTENTS

RETIREMENT FEATURE Kristen Laakso .............................................................................. 6 Dr. Robert Slayton ........................................................................ 7 ACHIEVEMENTS BY NUMBERS ... 9 - 11 STAFF ACHIEVEMENTS ...................... 1 2 -1 9 FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS Department of Art...................................................................... 20 Department of English.............................................................. 2 5 Department of History .............................................................. 3 4 Interdisciplinary Faculty ........................................................... 3 8 Department of Peace Studies ................................................... 4 2 Department of Political Science .............................................. 4 4 Department of Religious Studies ............................................ 4 8 Department of Sociology........................................................... 4 9 Department of World Languages & Cultures ........................ 5 6

Retirement Feature KRISTEN LAAKSO Senior Administrative Assistant, Department of English Kristen Laakso retired as the Senior Administrative Assis tant for the Department of English. For the past ten years, Kristen has been an integral part of the English Department and Wilkinson College. Kristen started her -

time at Chapman as the Department of English’s Adminis trative Assistant. In the years to come Kristen would come to oversee almost every aspect of the department’s administra tive functions. She oversaw the rapid growth and development of both the department, and its faculty and students, into one of the largest departments of the university. Her insight and experience were essential in department programing and sup port. It came as no surprise when she was promoted to Senior Administrative Assistant in 2019. - - - To Wilkinson College, Kristen represented a pillar of institu tional history. Many of her colleagues turned to her for sup port—professionally and personally. Most of all, Kristen’s time at Chapman will be remembered for her kindness. As one colleague wrote, “Kristen helped whenever she could, which ultimately makes our university work. Because she helped me, I was able to give more to my students and to the larger community. I feel Kristen was a partner in these efforts, for she always has the bigger picture in mind. I am grateful to her for her organization, her institutional knowledge, her ability to be an integral part of our department, at the center in many ways… I am also grateful for Kristen’s presence in the office, for creating community, for being there when I just needed to talk through an issue or ask a quick question or share a classroom moment. She was genuinely there. She has the gift of care and gave it freely.” - - Her contributions will always be valued and remembered. Kristen’s hard work, commitment, and dedication are worthy of admiration. Kristen, we are really going to miss you!

DR. ROBERT (BOB) SLAYTON Professor Emeritus, Department of History Dr. Slayton joined the History Department in the fall of 1988 as an Assistant History Professor. Throughout the years he has been honored with several awards, such as Wang-

Fradkin Professorship in 2002 (University’s highest award for scholarly or creative activity), Jerrel T. Richards Professorship in 2001, and the Valerie . Scudder Award for Outstanding Teaching in 1995 and 1990 (first professor in the history of the university to receive the award twice), just to name a few. He was the first C apman professor (and still one of the very few) to have an op-ed published in the Sunday New York Times . Slayton is the author of eight books, including Empire Statesman: The Rise and Redemption of Al Smith (The Free Press), Back of the Yards (University of Chicago Press), New Homeless and Old (Temple University Press), and Master of the Air (University of Alabama Press). Back of the Yards was chosen by Choice, the library journal, as one of its “Outstanding Books” of that year, while New Homeless was awarded Honorable Mention for the Paul Davidoff Award by the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning. He shows no sign of slowing down. Slayton is almost done with his ninth book (on the history of movies and New York City) and has two more in mind to write during his retirement. In addition to being an amazing teacher and prolific author, he’s described as a pillar and an elder statesman of the History Department. After a long, illustrious career, Dr. Slayton was awarded the honor of Professor Emeritus of History. E h

Achievement Categories

Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Published Book Publication and/or Creative Work/Exhibition Conference, Presentation, Roundtable Discussion, and/or Podcast Grant Award Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Grant Award

Grant Award Grant Award

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Grant Award

Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast

Grant Award

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition

Achievements by Numbers Achievements by the Numbers results from our 2021- 22 Faculty/Staff Achievement Submission Form, which records and celebrates scholarly and creative activity within Wilkinson College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences. As these impressive numbers attest, our faculty are engaged in a rich variety of creative and scholarly work.

A ward, Honor, Appointment, and/or other recognition 44

Grant Awards (individual awards and sponsored projects) 64

329 TOTAL

Published/exhibited scholorly or creative work 115

6 Presentation at state, national or international conference or invited talk 10

Number of Achievements by Type

Award, Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition..44 Grant Awards (individual awards and sponsored projects)..64 Presentation at state, national or international conference or invited talk..106 Published/exhibited scholarly or creative work..115

Achievements by Numbers

P oem/ Short Story 11

Book 11

Newspaper/ Opinion/Podcast 10

Book Review 13

Exhibition/Gallery 7

125 TOTAL

Book Chapter 15

Other (essay, blog, reports)

Journal Article 51

Type of Presentation

32 TOTAL

External 8 $142,40

ternal 24 $670,779 In

Grants that began between 6/1/2021-5/31/2022

Type of Publication Book..11

Book Chapter..15 Book Review..13 Exhibition/Gallery..7 Journal Article..51 Newspaper/Opinion/Podcast..10 Other (essay, blog, reports)..7 Poem/Short Story..11 Total 125

Grants that began between 6/1/2021-5/31/2022 32 total - $813,181

8 external - $670,779 24 internal - $142,402

Staff Achievements JULIA AINLEY Administrative Assistant – English Departments Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Administration, and Community Practice. Julia has held several progressive roles, most recently at a non-profit organization. Julia has already proven to be a great asset to the college and the department. Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast As the newest addition to the Wilkinson team, Julia will be working alongside Samantha De La O to support the English Department. Julia graduated from Cal State Fullerton with her degree in Human Services, Grant Award

SAMANTHA ARONSON Administrative Assistant – Religious Studies & Peace Studies Department Publication Creative Work/Exhibition $ Demonstrated an unwavering commitment to learning new processes and working through several challenges this year. Whether it was processing challenging reimbursements or Pcard reconciliations or learning a new department/chair, Samantha worked hard, remained positive, and still offered to support other departments within the college. Her teamwork, work ethic, and dedication is seen and appreciated. A special thank you also goes to Samantha for her work and support of a successful Part 2: Russian Invasion of Ukraine “Ask the Experts.” Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Grant Award

ERIN BERTHON Manager of Career Development & Alumni Relations Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition This year Erin taught her first class Leading Your Life, Managing Your Career, which our students have greatly enjoyed and benefited from. In addition, Erin offered several motivating workshops for our law students and a dynamic virtual series featuring several alumni from the Department of Art. Not only does Erin support each and every one of our Wilkinson students and alumni, she also provided exceptional teamwork and support to the Dean’s office during staff Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Wilkinson’s career development and alumni engagement has never been so strong thanks to the efforts of Erin Berthon. Grant Award transitions, all the while ensuring that Wilkinson College has a dynamic and engaging social media presence. There is nothing that Erin can’t do! Thanks for all your dedication and support this year, Erin.

ASHLEY BLOOMFIELD Senior Program Assistant – Rodgers Center for Holocaust Education Publication Creative Work/Exhibition $ Ashley fostered collaborations across Wilkinson College, particularly in preparation for the Annual Holocaust Art & Writing Contest, one of the Rodgers Center’s largest events of the year. In preparation, she coordinated with various staff and faculty to ensure that visiting middle and high school students, teachers, and Holocaust Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition survivors felt welcomed and safe on campus. Her schedule permitting, Ashley also attended many virtual webinars directly connected to themes in Holocaust education, including a three-day conference presented by Holocaust Survivor Services, a program focused on providing care for those who live with trauma from their experiences during the Holocaust. Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Grant Award

JESSICA BOCINSKI Escalette Registrar Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast $ Through Jessica’s commitment and care, the Escalette Collection continues to evolve as an accessible resource for students. Her meticulous online exhibitions and dedication to developing online resources expand the Escalette’s reach and influence. In addition to her work with the Escalette Collection, Jessica Bocinski provided incredible teamwork and attention to detail during this year’s Engaging the Grant Award World: Leading the Conversation on Environmental Justice series. Jessica was instrumental in creating 16 events that engaged over 1000 campus and community members in conversations about environmental justice! Jessica, we cannot thank you enough for your support with this incredible series.

SAMANTHA DE LA O Senior Administrative Assistant – English Department Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Received a well-deserved promotion to a Senior Administrative Assistant for the department of English. Over the past two years, Samantha has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to the English Department. Samantha has taken every opportunity to learn and grow since joining Wilkinson College in 2020; her experience, positive attitude, and work ethic make her a tremendous asset to the college. In addition, a special thank you to Samantha for her support, time, teamwork, collaboration, and commitment to our social media. Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Grant Award

MARY DEVLUGT Administrative Assistant – World Languages Department Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Provided superior support to one of our largest departments by ensuring each student, full and part- time faculty member had what they needed. Mary also hired three peer advisors, supported a faculty search, and managed emergency hires and schedule changes all while processing the most contracts and largest schedules in the college. Mary’s commitment to the department and college is commendable. Thank you, Mary, for all you do. Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Grant Award

ALLISON DEVRIES Manager of Grant Development & Administration Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast $ Wilkinson set records this year in grant submissions and awards; it was an unprecedented year, all thanks to Allison’s expertise and dedication. Allison supported Wilkinson faculty in applying for 23 external grants totaling $3.03 million, resulting in awards totaling $761K. A key highlight was her hard work and support with Dr. Stephanie Takaragawa NEH award, which was the largest NEH award Grant Award in Chapman’s history. Special recognition also goes to Allison for being the Co-Founding Chair of the NORDP Creative Arts Social Sciences and Humanities Affinity Group. This is all in addition to writing blogs for our Voice of Wilkinson, managing the college’s Twitter account, and supporting the Dean’s office during staff shortages. We are so lucky to have you part of this team, Allison. Thank you for all you do.

DANI ESPIRITU Administrative Assistant – Sociology & Interdisciplinary Programs Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition support during the department’s external review process. A special thank you also goes to Dani for her teamwork and dedication to the interdisciplinary programs and Environmental Justice and Policy faculty search. Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Continues to demonstrate teamwork, dedication, and initiative by streamlining many operational processes within the Sociology department, ensuring that the department events were a Grant Award success, and creating a collaborative department environment. Dani also provided exceptional

NATALIE FIGUEROA Administrative Assistant – History Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition the War & Society’s largest event, The Vietnam War Conference, and volunteered to temporarily manage our FFC scheduling and support commencement. Despite this being Natalie’s first year as an administrative assistant, she has continued to demonstrate how lucky we are to have her part of this team. Natalie’s ability to learn quickly, support where needed, and improve processes is commendable. Thank you, Natalie. Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Provided exceptional initiative and dedication to not only the history department but also the college. Natalie supported Grant Award

TALISA FLORES Administrative Assistant – Political Science Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition volunteered to support the college further by managing our Fall 2023 scheduling. Talisa, you always go above and beyond! You work tirelessly to support Wilkinson College, and you are very much appreciated. Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Provided exceptional teamwork, dedication, and support to the college this past year by helping hire, onboard, and train two new Administrative Assistants (History and Sociology) and managed the administration process for our faculty search for Ethnic Studies. In addition to this, she also Grant Award

SARAH GORDON Director, Administrative Operations Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition $ Whether implementing new software systems, ensuring competitive pricing for our pride merchandise purchases, or mentoring staff – Sarah is always innovating to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of college operations. Two stand- out accomplishments of 2021-2022 are the time and care she invested to ensure a successful return from remote work for staff, faculty and students, and her outstanding support for our six Visiting Scholars from Afghanistan. Stepping up when a key staff position became vacant mid-year, her dedication and work ethnic shone through as she took on the extra work of implementing the new part-time lecturer contract system, the new reporting process for faculty load, and the student peer advisor program administration. Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Grant Award

SHANNON HALVERSON Program Manager – Creative & Cultural Industries Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Provided exceptional support and dedication to The Center of Creative & Cultural Industries by managing the scheduling of classes, helping with student issues in their program and specific course needs, and supporting full-time faculty in their research and teaching needs, all this while CCI continues to have growing number of students and interest in the center. In addition, Shannon has continued to develop her own interests in CCI, notably in the area of dark tourism. We are grateful for all of the teamwork and support Shannon provides not just to the center but also to the college. Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Grant Award

MARCUS HERSE Guggenheim Gallery Coordinator Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Decay which showcased the work of 12 artists for our Engaging The World: Leading the Conversation of Environmental Justice program, and SPLIT Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Had another exceptional year thanks to his continued dedication and creative management of the Guggenheim Gallery. This year was full of unique and dynamic exhibitions, including Old Growth – New Grant Award DIOPTER, which highlighted the cinematic device through incredible prints, photography, props collages, paintings, video, music, and dance. Marcus also conducted multiple tours in collaboration with several art faculty members and continued to develop his administrative skills by attending multiple college-level trainings. The college is grateful for Marcus’s creative collaborations and for his dedication to the gallery and college.

DAVID KRAUSMAN Graduate Programs Coordinator Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition $ Continues to drive operational and service improvements to our Graduate Programs. David’s vision and commitment have allowed our graduate students to feel connected and supported through an unprecedented transition year back to campus. David is continuing his innovations for the programs by developing a more robust support program for graduate careers and alumni development. A special thank you also goes to David for his hard work and dedication to the MAIS external review process. Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Grant Award

JESSICA MYLYMUK Associate Director - Rodgers Center for Holocaust Education Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition $ In collaboration with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Jessica organized on campus a Conference for Holocaust Education Centers that drew educators from throughout southern California. Spring 2022 allowed us once again to host our contest awards ceremony on campus. In its 23rd year, the Holocaust Art & Writing Contest drew the most registered national and international schools in the history of the contest—from as far away as Warsaw, Poland and Johannesburg, South Africa. The extraordinary Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Grant Award success of the contest is a tribute to Jessica’s vision and hard work and her building of relationships with educators around the world. Not only do the contest and lecture series expand the reputation of the Rodgers Center, they also serve as a powerful recruiting tool for the university.

JEANIE RANDAZZO Art Department Manager Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition $ Provided exceptional support to our incoming and current art students. Jeanie works tirelessly to ensure each student is heard, seen, and taken care of. This level of dedication is commendable. In addition, Jeanie continues her amazing work as a mentor at the office of Cross-Cultural Centre & Civic Engagement Initiatives. A special thank you also goes to Jeanie for her teamwork and dedication to the Graphic Design faculty search and for supporting the Art Department during a challenging temporary relocation move. What a year! Thank you, Jeanie. Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Grant Award

FIONA SHEN Director, Escalette Permanent Art Collection Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition and successfully executed a plan to acquire works by indigenous and female artists to further diversify Escalette Permanent Art Collection holdings. Through her own initiatives and collaborations with faculty, she expanded student experimental learning opportunities in curation, tour-giving, art purchasing, and podcasting. Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast $ Fiona beautifully integrated her first-year foundation course into the college’s Engaging the World: Leading the Conversation program, resulting in a student- curated exhibit on environmental justice on the first floor of Roosevelt Hall. She continued to expand the collection’s reach by installing works throughout campus, Grant Award

MARY SHOCKEY Development Coordinator Publication

Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Provided exceptional attention to detail, teamwork, collaboration, and project management skills to ensure that our student orientations, faculty and staff retreats, award ceremonies, parent summits, advisory councils, Engaging the World Series, commencements, endowment reports, college events, and annual reports, all represent the best of Wilkinson College. Mary’s work ethic and professionalism Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Grant Award are truly remarkable and make her one of the best in Wilkinson. Thank you for another incredible year Mary.

LAURA SILVA Web & Blog Content Writer Publication

Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition $ Continued to demonstrate her incredible work ethic and ability to collaborate this year by managing our Voice of Wilkinson Blog team, ensuring all web pages on the Wilkinson College site are accurate and relevant, managing an SMC site audit, and writing over 30 blog stories. A special thank you also goes to Laura for her support and hard work in setting up Wilkinson’s new photo archive system, PhotoShelter. The Dean’s office will utilize PhotoShelter to house photos, flyers, and marketing materials, allowing the college to have a streamlined database. This would not be possible without Laura’s dedication and patience in setting it up. Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Grant Award

STEPHANIE TAKARAGAWA Associate Dean Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition $ Stephanie implemented the college’s new peer advising program, co-directed the highly successful Engaging the World: Leading the Conversation on Environmental Justice program, and secured the addition of an Ethnic Studies interdisciplinary minor to the curriculum. She was awarded the largest National Endowment for the Humanities grant in Chapman’s history to design a new Asian American Studies minor and bring George Takei to campus in fall 2022. Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Grant Award

TIANA TALIEP Archivist, Oskar Schindler Archive – Rodgers Center for Holocaust Education Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Leopold and Isabelle Szneer Collection. She also interviewed Will and created a post, published on the Rodgers Center’s blog, based on his experience working in the archive. Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast $ Tiana mentored the inaugural Oskar Schindler Archive student intern, Will Hoskin, ’22. Along with providing an introduction to the fundamentals of archive work, such as material handling and digitization of historical documents and photographs, Tiana worked with Will on the initial stages of a short animated introduction to the Cantor Grant Award

Department of Art AMY BUONO Assistant Professor Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Publication Creative Work/Exhibition “The Disobedient Museum: Writing at the Edge” Public Archaeology “Global Renaissance Art” (co-presenter) Laboratory of Global Art History podcast Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Grant Award Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Grant Award Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition “Deviant Objects in the Atlantic Nexus” (co-presenter) Association for the Study of the Arts of the Present (ASAP) Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Grant Award Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Grant Award

ERIC CHIMENTI Associate Professor $

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition

“Crafting Effective Public Safety Messages for Wildfire and Subsequent Debris Flow Risks” (co-presenter) National Weather Association Annual Meeting

LIA HALLORAN Associate Professor

Publication Creative Work/Exhibition “Remembering Henrietta Swan Leavitt” (artist) Sky and Telescope Magazine

Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Publication Creative Work/Exhibition “The Sun Burns My Eyes Like Moons” Luis De Jesus Los Angeles “Seeing Stars” Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery Grant Award Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Grant Award Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Publication Creative Work/Exhibition “Your Body is a Space That Sees” Los Angeles International Airport, Terminal 1, Los Angeles World Airports Art Program, Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Grant Award Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast “Space” (artist) New York Times, Departures Magazine Grant Award “13 Ways of Looking: Janna Levin and Lia Halloran” (co-author) Pioneer Works Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Grant Award Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Grant Award Publication Creative Work/Exhibition “Double Horizon” Exploratorium Museum

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Grant Award

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition

Grant Award

Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition “Conversations on Art: Lia Halloran” Interview with Ricky Amadour California Art Review Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Kay Family Foundation Visual Data Collection and Organization 10/1/2019-2/28/2022 $18,720 Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Grant Award

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Faculty Opportunity Fund The Speed Limit of your Curiosity 6/1/2021-5/31/2022 $15,000 Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Grant Award

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast ABC News’ Linsey Davis speaks with astrophysicist Janna Levin, author of “Black Hole Survival Guide,” breaking down all the fundamentals of black holes and how they are seen in the universe and how artwork was created. Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Review of solo exhibition ‘The Sun Burns My Eyes Like Moons’ at Luis De Jesus, Los Angeles, in Art and Cake Magazine by Shana Nys Dambrot Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Grant Award Grant Award

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast $ Halloran’s art exhibition, “Your Body is a Space That Sees,” was selected by the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs to be installed in Gate 9 of Los Angeles International Airport, where it is expected to reach 8 million viewers. The exhibition explores the contributions of women to astronomical discovery. Grant Award Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast

Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

MICOL HEBRON Associate Professor Grant Award $

Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition “From Bra Burning to Burning Your Eyes - A Brief History of the Nipple as Feminist Provocation in Art and Activism” Annual Conference of the College Art Association Grant Award Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition “#Fail Fall” Contemporary Art Center Grant Award

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition “Creative works - No Body is Inappropriate” (co-presenter) Skin in the Game, Expo Chicago

Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Grant Writer’s Boot Camp Gallery Tally Index: interactive database and census for gender representation in the arts 10/1/2021-9/30/2022 $3,964 Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Grant Award

Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast $ Hebron’s experimental exhibition space, “The Situation Room,” was featured in Jenni Sorkin’s newly published book “Art in California”. Two images of the space are also included in this anthology of influential and historic art in California during the last 100 years. Grant Award

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition

MARCUS HERSE Instructor Coordinator, Guggenheim Gallery Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast SPLIT DIOPTER, the Spring Exhibition in the Guggenheim Gallery, was Must-See-Show in the week of March 3 -10, 2022, on CURATE LA, Los Angeles’ most comprehensive art discovery platform. Grant Award

Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition CLAUDINE JAENICHEN Associate Professor Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast

Publication Creative Work/Exhibition “Ars Discendi, Ars Entis” (co-author) Chapman Magazine Grant Award

Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Grant Writer’s Boot Camp Assessment and Best Practices: Visual Infrastructures of COVID-19 Messaging 9/1/2020-12/31/2021 $4,000 Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition “If It Has to Do With Poetry, We Want to Take a Look at It” (co-presenter) Lit Mag News Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Grant Award Grant Award Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Scholarly Creative Fund Crip Time, Poetry Curation, and Design Thinking: New Directions for Tab Journal (co-investigator with Anna Leahy, English) 6/1/2022-5/31/2023 $10,000 Grant Award Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast

Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Scholarly Creative Fund Designing Evidence-Based Messages to Support and Celebrate First-Generation College Students: An Interdisciplinary Investigation (collaborator with Sara LaBelle, School of Communication) 6/1/2022-5/31/2023 $10,000 Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Grant Award Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Promoted to Full Professor of Graphic Design effective for the 2022-23 Academic Year

Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Grant Award

DAVID KIDDIE Associate Professor

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Scholarly Creative Fund Martian pottery: An exploration of the feasibility of making and using ceramic pottery made from Martian regolith simulants (co-investigator with Justin Walsh, Art) 6/1/2022-5/31/2023 $8,500 Grant Award

WENDY SALMOND Professor

Publication Creative Work/Exhibition “Images of Atheism: The Soviet Assault on Religion” (curator) Museum of Russian Icons Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Named a new Board of Trustees member for The Museum of Russian Icons Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Grant Award

Grant Award

JULIE SHAFER Associate Professor

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

“Wait ’til You See the Devil’s Punchbowl” The California Museum of Photography, UC Riverside

Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Grant Award Grant Writer’s Boot Camp Geoglyphs of the Anthropocene 10/1/2021-9/30/2022 $4,000 Grant Award Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition

JUSTIN WALSH Associate Professor Chair, Art

Publication Creative Work/Exhibition “Outer space – the final frontier for the art market?” (co-author) Apollo Magazine

Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Grant Award “A method for space archaeology: the International Space Station Archaeological Project” (co-author) Antiquity Grant Award “Postorbital discard and chain of custody: The processing of artifacts returning to Earth from the International Space Station” (co-author) Acta Astronautica Grant Award Publication Creative Work/Exhibition “Visual Displays in Space Station Culture” (co-author) Current Anthropology Grant Award “Private space stations are coming. Will they be better than their predecessors?” (co-author) The Conversation Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Grant Award Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Grant Award Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition $ Loeb Classical Library Foundation (Harvard College) Imports, Identity Construction, and Industry at an Ancient Iberian Town - A Collaborative Archaeological Project at Cástulo, Spain (Year 6) 7/1/2020-8/30/2022 $16,000 Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Scholarly Creative Fund Martian pottery: An exploration of the feasibility of making and using ceramic pottery made from Martian regolith simulants (co-investigator with David Kiddie, Art) 6/1/2022-5/31/2023 $8,500 Grant Award

Department of English MARK AXELROD Professor Director, MA English Director, John Fowles Center for Creative Writing

Cardboard Castles Old Lion Publishing, Kiev Ukraine

Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast

“Wordplay” Black Scat Books “Madhouse” Black Scat Books

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Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Kinoscript International Film Festival (Kiev) Screenplay Competition. 3rd Place, Best Feature Film, Napoleon Awakening Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Original screenplay, Paris Match , a finalist at the Mediterranean Film Festival Cannes Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Grant Award Grant Award Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Screenplay Of Gold & Ashes , based on the ’36 Berlin Olympics, was a Finalist at the 2021 Near Nazareth Film Festival in Afula, Israel Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Semi-finalist at the Stockholm Film & Television Festival for the original script, Of Gold & Ashes , based on the 1936 Berlin Olympics Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Grant Award Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Grant Award

IAN BARNARD Professor Director, LGBTQ Studies

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Publication Creative Work/Exhibition “The (Further) Erosion of Student-Centered Pedagogy: Pandemic Lessons” Literacy and Learning in Times of Crisis: Emergent Teaching Through Emergencies (Peter Lang) Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast

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Publication Creative Work/Exhibition “Sexual Assaults, Queer Panics: Gemma Watts and Reynhard Sinaga” The Routledge Handbook of Queer Rhetoric (Routledge) Publication Creative Work/Exhibition “The More Things Change, the Deeper Cruel Old Power Digs in, Morphing but Ever-Handy’: Queerphobia and Reynhard Sinaga” 20th Biennial Conference of the Rhetoric Society of America Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Grant Award Grant Award “The Promises and Perils of Pandemic Pedagogy and the (Further) Erosion of Student-Centered Teaching and Learning” Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast

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Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition RICHARD BAUSCH Professor

Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Publication Creative Work/Exhibition “In That Time” Narrative Magazine “Trigger Warnings” Narrative Magazine Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Donnaiolo Narrative Magazine Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Publication Creative Work/Exhibition “Isolation” Narrative Magazine Grant Award Grant Award

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Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Grant Award BRIAN GLASER Assistant Professor Co-Director, Disability Studies $

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Difficult Joy Shanti Arts Publishing

LYNDA HALL Associate Professor

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Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Grant Award “Multimedia Creative Projects Inspired by Jane Austen’s Novels” Persuasions Online “Persuasion as Transition: From ‘Tawny Leaves’ to the ‘Spring of Felicity’” Grant Award Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Approaches to Teaching Austen’s Persuasion (Modern Language Association of America)

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Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition “Curating Jane: Austen-Inspired Art” Annual General Meeting of the Jane Austen Society of North America Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Mansfield Park: Jane Austen Gale, A Cengage Company

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Academic Adviser for new entry on Jane Austen’s Mansfield Park in Nineteenth-Century Literature Criticism (NCLC), Volume 412. Created annotated bibliography, wrote a critical review, and edited the summary of critical history. Grant Award Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

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RENEE HUDSON Assistant Professor $

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition “Surveilling Mexicanidad” Modern Language Association (MLA) Conference Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition “Gloria Anzaldúa and María Cristina Mena’s Brown Performances” Modern Language Association (MLA) Conference Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Faculty Opportunity Fund Latinx Revolutionary Horizons: Form and Futurity in the Américas 6/1/2021-5/31/2022 $4,104 Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Grant Award Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Grant Award Grant Award The Institute for Citizens & Scholars 2020 Career Enhancement Fellowship for Junior Faculty 1/1/2021-12/31/2021 $30,000

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VIK JOLLY Assistant Professor

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Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Grant Writer’s Boot Camp The Local News Initiative: A Voice of OC and Chapman Journalism Partnership to Train Student Journalists and Advance Orange County Civic Engagement 10/1/2021-9/30/2022 $4,000 Grant Award

ANNA LEAHY Professor Director, MFA Creative Writing Director, Tabula Poetica Director, Health Humanities

Publication Creative Work/Exhibition “Poetry of the Incomprehensible (on the work of Anna Swir)” Mentor & Muse “Match,” “The Want to Want,” and “Middle Passage” Spectrum Literature Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Grant Award Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Publication Creative Work/Exhibition “Blood Planet” and “Hindsight (not even eating)” Bennington Review

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Grant Award Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Publication Creative Work/Exhibition “Purgatory: Pandemic” Lumiere Review “Let’s Say There’s a Place” Passengers Journal Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Grant Award Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Grant Award Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Publication Creative Work/Exhibition “Ars Discendi, Ars Entis” (co-author) Chapman Magazine Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Grant Award Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Publication Creative Work/Exhibition “Ordinary Pandemonium: A Story of Noise” Mississippi Review Grant Award “Business as Unusual: The MFA Professionalization Course & Identity Formation” Creative Writing Studies Organization Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Grant Award Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition “If It Has to Do With Poetry, We Want to Take a Look at It” (co-presenter) Lit Mag News Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Grant Award Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Grant Award

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Grant Award Poetry Foundation TAB: The Journal of Poetry & Poetics 6/1/2021-5/31/2022 $5,000 Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Grant Writer’s Boot Camp Medical Humanities at Chapman University: Curriculum Development 9/1/2020-5/31/2022 $4,000 Grant Award

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Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Scholarly Creative Fund Crip Time, Poetry Curation, and Design Thinking: New Directions for Tab Journal (co-investigator with Claudine Jaenichen, Art) 6/1/2022-5/31/2023 $10,000 Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Grant Award

Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast MacDowell Fellow, April 2022 Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

Grant Award Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Essay, “Ordinary Pandemonium: A Story of Noise,” won the Mississippi Review ’s Annual Prize in Nonfiction Publication Creative Work/Exhibition

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KENT LEHNHOF Professor

“Sweet Fooling: Ethical Humor in King Lear and Levinas” Shakespeare Quarterly

Conference Presentation Roundtable Discussion Podcast Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition “Marina’s Voice” Shakespeare Association of America

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MILDRED LEWIS Assistant Professor

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Publication Creative Work/Exhibition “Love Note” (co-author) Rogue Artists Ensemble

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Grant Award REI MAGOSAKI Assistant Professor

Publication Creative Work/Exhibition “Wild Lines and Poetic Travels: A Keijiro Suga Reader” (contributor) Rowman & Littlefield

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Grant Award MARTIN NAKELL Professor $

Honor, Appointment, and/or Other Recognition Publication Creative Work/Exhibition Consciousness Spuyten Duyvil Press

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