Department of Geography Institute of Behavioral Science

Curriculum Vitae

LYNN A. STAEHELI

January, 1999

Department of Geography Institute of Behavioral Science

University of Colorado University of Colorado

Campus Box 260 Campus Box 487

(303) 492-4695 (303) 492-8877

EDUCATION

Ph.D., Geography University of Washington, 1989. Dissertation: Public

Services, Political Culture, and the Reproduction of

Social Systems in Place”

M.S., Geography The Pennsylvania State University, 1983. Thesis: “Why

Families Stay: The Forgotten Question in Residential

Mobility”

B.A., Geography University of Washington, 1980.

ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT

Associate Professor Department of Geography, University of Colorado, 1996-

Assistant Professor Department of Geography, University of Colorado, 1989-96

Research Associate Institute of Behavioral Science, Program on Political and

Economic Change, 1989-

PUBLICATIONS

Book

State Restructuring in America: Implications for a Diverse Society. 1997. Edited by Lynn A. Staeheli, Janet E. Kodras, and Colin Flint. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications

Articles

“Farm Laborers and the ‘New Urban Politics:’ Bridging the Urban-rural Divide.” Lynn A. Staeheli and Caroline R. Nagel, 1997. Urban Geography 18: 667-683

“Citizenship, Community, and Struggles for Public Space.” Lynn A. Staeheli and Albert Thompson, 1997. The Professional Geographer 49: 28-38.

“Publicity, Privacy, and Women’s Political Action.” Lynn A. Staeheli, 1996. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 14: 601-619.

“Feminism, Praxis, and Human Geography.” Lynn A. Staeheli and Victoria A. Lawson, Geographical Analysis 27: 322-338.

“Restructuring Citizenship in Pueblo, Colorado.” Lynn A. Staeheli, 1994. Environment and Planning A 26: 849-871.

“Empowering Women’s Citizenship.” Lynn A. Staeheli and Meghan Cope, 1994. Political Geography 13: 307-333.

“Social Relations and Geographic Patterns of Urban Electoral Behavior.” David C. Hodge and Lynn A. Staeheli, 1992. Urban Geography 10: 229-250.

“Realism and the Practice of Geography.” Victoria A. Lawson and Lynn A. Staeheli, 1990. The Professional Geographer. 42: 13-20.

“Accumulation, Legitimation, and the Provision of Public Services in the American Metropolis.” Lynn A. Staeheli, 1989. Urban Geography, 10: 229-250.

“Industrial Affiliation and Community Culture: Voting in Seattle.” Avery M. Guest, David C. Hodge, and Lynn A. Staeheli, 1988. Political Geography Quarterly 7: 49-73.

“Changing Locality Identification in the Metropolis: Seattle, 1920-1980.” Avery M. Guest, Barrett A. Lee, and Lynn A. Staeheli, 1982. American Sociological Review, 47: 543-549.

Refereed Chapters in Books

“Introduction.” Lynn A. Staeheli, Janet E. Kodras, and Colin Flint. In L. Staeheli, J. Kodras, and C. Flint, eds., State Devolution in America: Implications for a Diverse Society. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. Pages xii-xxxiii.

“Citizenship and the Search for Community.” Lynn A. Staeheli, 1997. In L. Staeheli, J. Kodras, and C. Flint, eds., State Devolution in America: Implications for a Diverse Society. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. Pages 60-75.

“Women Redefining Local Politics.” Susan E. Clarke, Lynn A. Staeheli, and Laura Brunell, 1995. In D. Judge, G. Stoker, and H. Wolman, eds., Theories of Urban Politics. London: Sage Publications. Pages 205-227.

“Gender, Place, and Citizenship.” Lynn A. Staeheli and Susan E. Clarke, 1994. In J. Garber and R. Turner, eds., Gender and Urban Research. Newbury Park, CA: Sage Publications. Pages 3-23.

“Gender Relations in Urban Growth Politics.” Lynn A. Staeheli, 1994. In D. Wilson and J. Huff, eds., Marginalized Places and Populations: A Structurationist Agenda. Westport, CT: Praeger. Pages 129-148.

“Social Transformation and Changing Urban Electoral Behavior.” David C. Hodge and Lynn A. Staeheli, 1990. In R. J. Johnston, F. Shelley and P. Taylor, eds., Developments in Electoral Geography. London: Routledge. Pages 176-190.

Comments, Reviews, Technical Papers, Discussion Papers

“Citizenship, Struggle, and Political and Economic Restructuring.” Sallie A. Marston and Lynn A. Staeheli, 1994. Environment and Planning A 26: 840-848.

“Empowering Political Struggle: Sites and Scales of Resistance.” Lynn A. Staeheli, 1994. Political Geography 13: 387-392.

“A Discussion of ‘Women in the Field’: The Politics of Feminist Fieldwork.” Lynn A. Staeheli and Victoria A. Lawson, 1994. The Professional Geographer, 46: 231-233.

“On Critical Realism, Human Geography, and Arcane Sects.” Victoria A. Lawson and Lynn A. Staeheli, 1991. The Professional Geographer, 43: 231-233.

Review, The State and Family: A Comparative Analysis of Family Policies in Industrialized Countries by A. Gauthier. 1997. Economic Geography.

Review, Transnational Citizenship by R. Baubock. 1995. Social Science Quarterly

Review, Thinking Feminist by D. Richardson and V. Robinson, and Revolutions in Knowledge by S. Zalk and J. Gordon-Kelter. 1995. Gender, Place, and Culture

Review, The Restless Urban Landscape by P. Knox. 1995. Annals of the Association of American Geographers

Review, Growth Management: The Planning Challenge of the 1990’s by J. Stein.1994. Economic Geography

Review, American Citizenship: The Quest for Inclusion, by J. Shklar. Political Geography

“Restructuring Public Participation in Service Delivery Decision.” Proceedings of the Korea-USA Joint Seminar on Scientific Methodology for Regional Environment, 1992. Seoul: Korea Section of the Regional Science Association. Pages 290-302.

GRANTS AND CONTRACTS

“Collaborative Research: Changing Structures of Knowledge and Relevancy: Understanding the Sociology of Geographical Research on Public Space” Lynn A. Staeheli and Don Mitchell (Syracuse University). National Science Foundation, July, 1999-June, 2001. Amount: $135,927.

“Doctoral Dissertation Research: Globalization and Local Response: The Place-Based Community Computer Networking Movement in the United States” Lynn A. Staeheli and Michael Longan. National Science Foundation, July, 1998-July, 1999. Amount: $8,640.

“Doctoral Dissertation Research: Identity, Politics and Place in Immigrant-Receiving Societies: The Case of Arab Immigrants in London.” Lynn A. Staeheli and Caroline R. Nagel. National Science Foundation, July, 1997-July, 1998. Amount: $9,990.

“Globalizaiton and Democratization: A Graduate Research and Training Program” Michael D. Ward, John O’Loughlin, Lynn A. Staeheli, and Edward S. Greenberg. National Science Foundation, August, 1995-July, 2000. Amount: $562,500.

“Restructuring Local Democracy.” Lynn A. Staeheli. National Science Foundation. July, 1994-June, 1996. Amount: $154,905.

“Restructuring Citizenship.” Lynn A. Staeheli. National Science Foundation. July, 1992- December, 1993. Amount: $17,832.

“Empowering Political and Economic Transformations.” Lynn A. Staeheli. Council on Research and Creative Work, University of Colorado. September, 1992. Amount: $2,000.

“Empowering Political and Economic Transformations.” Lynn A. Staeheli. Program to Implement Multicultural Approaches to Research and Teaching. University of Colorado. Amount: $1,000.

“Anti-Growth Politics in Urban Development.” Lynn A. Staeheli. Council on Research and Creative Work, Junior Faculty Development Award. March, 1991. Amount: $5,000.

TEACHING

Courses Taught

Geography 3002 Introduction to Research in Human Geography

Geography 4110 Special Topics

Geography 4612 American Cities

Geography 4622 City Life

Geography 5152 History and Nature of Human Geography

Geography 5161 Research Design in Human Geography

Geography 5622 City Life

Geography 5642 Seminar in Urban Geography

Geography 6712 Seminar in Political Geography

Geography 6722 Seminar in Historical Geography

Pol. Sci. 2111 Introduction to Urban Studies

Supervision of Graduate Students

Students who have graduated

Meghan Cope, PhD, 1995

Caroline Nagel, PhD, 1998

Meghan Cope, MA, 1992

Renee Martinez, MA, 1993

Leigh Miller, MA, 1998

Alice Mulder, MA, 1997

Caroline Nagel, MA, 1994

Current students

Michael Longan, PhD

Patricia Martin, PhD

Leigh Miller, PhD

Alice Mulder, PhD

Christina Pykonnen, MA

James Russell, MA

Undergraduate Honors Students

Jennifer Adams, summa cum laude

Ryan Heddiger, magna cum laude

Michael Longan, magna cum laude

Rima Wilson, summa cum laude

Independent Study/ Research Groups Supervised

Research in Human Geography Reading Group, 2 years

Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program Research Team, 2 semesters

Citizenship Reading Group, 2 years

Ethnography Reading Group, 2 years

Post-Modernism Reading Group, 1 year

17 Independent Studies with graduate and undergraduate students

SERVICE

University

Undergraduate Honors Council, 1992-1998

Social Science Dissertation Award Committee, College of Arts and Sciences, 1994, 1996

Diversity Representative, Department of Geography, 1994-1996

Graduate Committee, Department of Geography, 1993-1994.

Social Science Writing Awards Committee, College of Arts and Sciences, 1994

Personnel Committee, Department of Geography, 1991-1992, 1998-1999

Colloquium Committee, Department of Geography, 1989-1991, 1997-1998.

Professional

Editor, Gender, Place and Culture: A Journal of Feminist Geography

Editorial Board, Urban Geography

Editorial Board, AAG Resource Publication Series, 1995-1998

Guest Editor, Political Geography. Special issue “Empowering Political Struggle”

Guest Editor, Environment and Planning A. Special issue “Restructuring Citizenship”

Panelist, Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Award Advisory Panel, National Science Foundation, 1996-1998

Chair, Scientific Freedom and Responsibility Committee, Association of American Geographers, 1994-

Chair, Nystrom Dissertation Award Committee, Association of American Geographers, 1998-1999

Steering Committee, Geographers’ Network on Politics in America, Association of American Geographers, 1995-

President, Political Geography Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers, 1993-1995

Director, Urban Geography Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers, 1993-1995

Secretary-Treasurer, Political Geography Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers, 1991-1993.

Reviewer, articles for Urban Geography, Demography, The Professional Geographer, Political Geography, Economic Geography, Environment and Planning A, C, and D, Gender, Place and Culture, Journal of Geography in Higher Education, Progress in Human Geography

Reviewer, manuscripts for University of Minnesota Press, Oxford University Press, Addison-Wesley