Chie Noyori-Corbett, Ph.D., M.S.S.W. Curriculum Vitae filetrade human trafficking in Japan)...

Chie Noyori-Corbett, Ph.D., M.S.S.W.

Curriculum Vitae

Anne and Henry Zarrow School of Social Work, University of Oklahoma

700 Elm Ave., (405)325-1405

Norman, Oklahoma 73019 [email protected]

EDUCATION

Oxford University Oxford Poverty & Human Development Initiative

Sumer School at Beijing, China, 2016

Oxford University International Summer School in Forced Migration

at Oxford, England, 2014

University of Texas at Arlington Ph.D., Social Work, 2012

(Dissertation: Exploring emerging advocacy networks among NGOs fighting female sex

trade human trafficking in Japan)

University of Texas at Arlington M.S.S.W., Social Work, 2006

Suffolk University B.S.B.A., Business Marketing with Honors,

Summa Cum Laude, 1994

HONORS AND AWARDS

Awarded Anne & Henry Zarrow School of Social Work Faculty of the Year Award, 2017

Awarded Humanities Forum Fellowship Awards, 2016

Awarded Ed Cline Faculty Development Awards, 2016

Awarded Presidential International Travel Fellowship, 2016

Awarded Undergraduate Professor of the Year, 2015

Awarded Ed Cline Faculty Development Awards, 2014

Awarded Presidential International Travel Fellowship, 2014

Appointed a University Scholar (Top 1%), 2010

Awarded Outstanding Doctoral Student, 2007 - 2012

Awarded Dean’s Merit Scholarship, 2007 - 2008

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Awarded MSSW Outstanding Student Award, 2004 - 2006

Awarded outstanding scholastic achievement in marketing discipline by National Marketing

Honorary Society, 1994

Scholastic Society Memberships

The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi 2009 – 2012

Golden Key International Honor Society 2008 - 2012

Member-Phi Alpha (Social Work Honor Society), 2004 - 2005

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

Affiliate faculty member: International Area Studies, University of Oklahoma, 2015 Feb. –

Present

Affiliate faculty member of the multi-disciplinary Asian studies, University of Oklahoma,

2015 Feb - Present

Assistant Professor. School of Social Work, University of Oklahoma, 2013 August - Present

Research Associate at University of Texas at Arlington, 2010.

Assistant to Associate Dean in composing grant proposal for a new social incubator

center at UTA; performing an extensive systematic literature review on national and

international social incubator institutes; and assisting in facilitating the related focus

group. This project subsequently received $350,000 of funding from the Amon

Carter Foundation, with which monies UTA began development of the social

incubator program named ICap.

EXPERIENCE IN TEACHING

“Graduate Social Work Research Methods II” in the Master of Science in Social Work Program

at the University of Oklahoma, Spring, 2017.

“Undergraduate Social Work Research Methods II” in the Bachelor of Science in Social Work

Program at the University of Oklahoma, Spring, 2017.

“Graduate Social Work Research Methods I” in the Master of Science in Social Work Program at

the University of Oklahoma, Fall, 2016.


“Undergraduate Social Work Research Methods I” in the Bachelor of Science in Social Work

Program at the University of Oklahoma, Fall, 2016.

“Independent Study on Syrian Refugee Issues” in the College of International Studies/Honor

College at the University of Oklahoma, Fall, 2016: A student completed an analysis of a policy

and submitted it to a journal. This student’s article was published in the Journal of Global Affairs

at the University of Oklahoma.

“Independent Study on Teaching Social Work” in in the Master of Science in Social Work

Program at the University of Oklahoma, Fall, 2016.

“Undergraduate Social Work Research Methods II (001)” in the Bachelor of Science in Social

Work Program at the University of Oklahoma, Spring, 2016.



“Undergraduate Social Work Research Methods I (001)” in the Bachelor of Science in Social

Work Program at the University of Oklahoma, Fall, 2015.











“Human Diversity and Societal Oppression” in the Master of Social Work Program at the

University of Oklahoma, Fall, 2013.


“Social Work Research Method” in the Bachelor of Science in Social Work Program at the

University of Texas at Arlington, Spring 2011.

“Research and Evaluation in Social Work I” in the Master of Science in Social Work Program

at the University of Texas at Arlington, Fall 2010.

“Research and Evaluation in Social Work I” in the Master of Science in Social Work Program

at the University of Texas at Arlington, Fall 2009.

SEMINARS

Noyori-Corbett, C. & Moxley, P. D. (November, 2016) From the Margins to the

Mainstream: Myanmar Women’s Use of Art and Narrative to Portray Their Hopes

for Successful Resettlement in a Southern American City. University of

Oklahoma Humanities Forum Fellow Seminar, Norman, OK

Moxley, P. D. & Noyori-Corbett, C. (March, 2015) Focusing Advocacy on Vicious Cycle of

Societal Neglect: Cases of Homelessness and Human Trafficking Victims. The

Tenth Annual Symposium on Human Trafficking: Desperate Journeys: From

Forced Migration to Domestic Servitude. McAllen, TX 2015

EXHIBITIONS

Noyori-Corbett, C. & Moxley, P. D. (April, 2017) Advancing Resettlement Practice

with Myanmar Refugees through Participatory Community Building. University of

Oklahoma Humanities Forum Symposium: Migrants in the US: Racism and Social

Change, Norman, OK

Noyori-Corbett, C. & Moxley, P. D. (May, 2017). Eight portraits of Myanmar women: Ideas

for building the Myanmar Community Center in Vickery Meadow, Dallas.

Exhibition at the Seek the Peace in Vickery Meadow, Dallas, TX

Noyori-Corbett, C. & Moxley, P. D. (May, 2017). Eight portraits of Myanmar women: Ideas

for building the Myanmar Community Center in Vickery Meadow, Dallas. World

Refugee Day exhibition at the Northwest Community Center in Vickery Meadow,

Dallas, TX

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Women and Families in Distress/Transition and

Community/Organizational Reponses on Glocal Stages


Survival Migration including refugees, human trafficking, smuggling, and internal displacement

populations in terms of:

Social Incubator/Livelihood/Humanitarian Innovation

NGO responses

Transnational Advocacy Network against Human Rights Issues

Local, national, regional and transnational advocacy networks among NGOs fighting

global human rights issues

Feminization of Migration

Female immigrants, refugees, victims of sex trade human trafficking.

Transnational contributing factors to the phenomenon of feminization of migration.

Refugee resettlement process

Women in a career transition/distress

Female Juvenile Delinquency

Gender-sensitive and ethnicity-sensitive models

RESEARCH STRATEGIES

Community Base Research/Social Research Development

Currently investigating Female refugees from Myanmar

Community/Needs Assessment

Workshops

Community Forum

Social Incubator/Humanitarian Innovation

JURIED PUBLICATIONS

Noyori-Corbett, C. & Moxley, D. (In Press). Diversity among Myanmar Women Refugees

in Dallas Texas and Its Implications for the Early Stages of a Community-Based

Developmental Research Project. Special Issue of the Journal of Community

Practice Entitled “Community Practice in an Increasingly Diverse Society: Essays in

the of Dr. Felix Rivera”

Noyori-Corbett, C. & Moxley, D. (In Press). Two Alternative advocacy paradigms in

addressing sex trade human trafficking in Japan. Global Social Welfare.

Noyori-Corbett, C. (In Press). Analysis of Transnational Advocacy Networks as a New Form

of Global Governance Addressing Sex Trade Human Trafficking. Social

Development Issue.


Noyori-Corbett, C. & Moxley, D. (In Press) Addressing female sex trade human trafficking in

Japan through NGO advocacy networks. International Social Work

Noyori-Corbett, C. & Moxley, D. (2016) Transnational Feminist Analysis of the Trafficking

Victims Protection Act and Its Reauthorization: Implications for advocacy in an Era of

Globalization. Journal of International Social Welfare

Noyori-Corbett, C., Niang, V. & Moxley, D. (2016). Using intrinsic participatory

developmental research to facilitate resettlement of Myanmar women refugees in

Dallas Texas: Experiences from the early stage of inquiry. Special Issue of Social

Dialogue on International Social Work Research. 3, 6-9.

Noyori-Corbett, C. & Moxley, D. (2016). Inequality of women as a factor influencing

migration from countries of origin to the United States and its implications for

understanding human trafficking. International Social Work. 59(6), 890-903.

* This work was cited in “Global Agenda for Social Work and Social Development: Second

Report: Promoting the Dignity and Worth of Peoples” published by International

Federation of Social Workers in 2016

Noyori-Corbett, C. & Sharma. Y. (2016). Female Juvenile Violent Behavior: Bonding

systems and other mediating factors. Child & Adolescent Social Work Journal. 33,

25-37.

Noyori-Corbett, C., Natale, A. P., & New, H. R. (2015). Transnational Human Trafficking:

Lessons for Social Work. International Journal of Teaching and Case Studies.

Noyori - Corbett, C., & Moon, S.S. (2013). Top-down eco-systems of social bonding on

juvenile violent behavior: Gender sensitive analysis. Child & Adolescent Social Work

Journal.

Noyori-Corbett, C., & Moon, S.S. (2010). Multifaceted reality of juvenile delinquency An

empirical analysis of structural theories and literature. Child & Adolescent Social

Work Journal, 27, 245-268. (Cited in journal articles and the criminal theory book

“Criminology: Theories, patterns, & typologies 11th edition” by L. J. Siegel.)

UNDER REVIEW


Sharma. Y. & Noyori-Corbett, C. (Submitted 2015 December). Transnational Human

Trafficking of Women and HIV in South Asia: Implications for Transnational

Practitioners and Activists. Manuscript submitted for publication Submitted to

Transnational Social Review

Sharma. Y. & Noyori-Corbett, C. (Submitted 2015 December). Perceived safe method of

HIV/AIDS Disclosure among women: Implications for Interdisciplinary Team.

Manuscript submitted for publication. Submitted to Health and Social Work

IN PROGRESS OR PREPARATION

Noyori-Corbett, C. & Moxley, D. Screening human service organizations for their responses

to human trafficking: Findings from the use of a rubric and a resulting qualitative

typology. Evaluation and Program Planning.

Noyori-Corbett, C. & Moxley, D. Working with Burmese women refugees resettled in Dallas

Texas: Implications of their experience in migrating through either Malaysia or

Thailand. Two Case Studies.

Noyori-Corbett, C. & Moxley, D. Rehabilitation and Recovery of Human Trafficking

Victims. Manuscript in preparation.

Noyori-Corbett, C. & Wilkinson, K. Feminization of Survival Migration: analyzing global

governance under UN Convention

INVITED PREENTATIONS

Noyori-Corbett, C. & Moxley, P. D. (April, 2017) Advancing Resettlement Practice

with Myanmar Refugees through Participatory Community Building. University of

Oklahoma Humanities Forum Symposium: Migrants in the US: Racism and Social

Change, Norman, OK

JURIED PRESENTATIONS

Noyori-Corbett, C. & Moxley, D. (Accepted: October 2017). The Social Practice of Human

Rights: Charting the Frontiers of Research and Advocacy. Paper presented at the

Third Biennial Conference at University of Dayton Human Rights Center, Dayton,

Ohio, 2017


Noyori-Corbett, C. & Moxley, D. (Accepted: October 2017). Early Stages in Prototyping a

Resettlement Community Center for Myanmar Women. Paper presented at the Council

on Social Work Education 62th Annual Program Meeting, Dallas, TX 2017

Noyori-Corbett, C. & Moxley, D. P (April, 2017) Community Building with Myanmar

Refugee Women in Dallas Through Participatory Methods. Oral presentation

accepted at the Refugee Provider Conference: Best Practices for Post-Resettlement

Adjustment, West Texas A&M University, Canyon, Texas, March 2017

Wilkinson, K. & Noyori-Corbett, C. (April, 2017). Feminization of Survival Migration:

Analyzing global governance under the UN Convention. Workshop paper accepted

at the NASW Oklahoma Annual State Conference, Norman, OK, April, 2017.

Noyori-Corbett, C. & Moxley, D. (November, 2016). Advancing resettlement practice with

Myanmar refugees through participatory community building. Paper presented at the

Council on Social Work Education 62th Annual Program Meeting, Atlanta, GA 2016

Noyori-Corbett, C. & Sharma, Y. (November, 2016). Practice Implications for safe method of

HIV/AIDS disclosure to a partner. Paper presented at the Council on Social Work

Education 62th Annual Program Meeting, Atlanta, GA 2016

Noyori-Corbett, C & Moxley, D. (June, 2016). A Case Study of Social Research and

Development involving Refugee Myanmar Women Residing in Dallas Texas, USA.

Paper presented at the World Conference on Social Work Education and Social

Development, Seoul, Korea, 2016

Noyori-Corbett, C & Moxley, D. (April, 2016). TVPA Then, Now, and Tomorrow. Human

Trafficking, Then, Now and Tomorrow: 16 years since the UN Protocol. Paper

presented Eleventh Annual Symposium, McAllen, TX 2016

Noyori-Corbett, C. & Sharma, Y. (October, 2015). Transnational Human Trafficking and

HIV in South Asia: Challenges for Social Workers Paper presented at the Council on

Social Work Education 61st Annual Program Meeting, Denver, Washington, 2015

Noyori-Corbett, C. & Moxley, D. (July, 2015). Understanding Diverse Organizational

Responses to Human Trafficking in the United States: Implications for

Advocacy. At the 19th International Symposium of the International Consortium


for Social Development, Singapore, 2015

Noyori-Corbett, C. & Moxley, D. (March, 2015). Drawing from the Wellspring of Advocacy

II: Illuminating Organizational Responses to Women who are Victims of Exploitation

Paper presented at the Tenth Annual Symposium on Human Trafficking: Desperate

Journeys: From Forced Migration to Domestic Servitude. McAllen, TX 2015

Noyori-Corbett, C. & Moxley, D. (October, 2014). Organizational Case Narratives for

Refining the Concept of Advocacy in Human Trafficking. Paper presented at the

Council on Social Work Education 60th Annual Program Meeting, Tampa, Florida, FL

2014

Noyori-Corbett, C. & Sharma, Y. (October, 2014). Mediating factors between bonding

systems and violent behavior among female youth. Paper presented at the Council on

Social Work Education 60th Annual Program Meeting, Tampa, Florida, FL 2014

Noyori-Corbett, C. & Moxley, D. (June, 2014). Transnational Advocacy Networks (TAN) as

a Global Response to Human Trafficking in Japan. Paper presented at the Asian

Conference on the Social Sciences. Osaka, Japan 2014

Noyori-Corbett, C. & Moxley, D. (April, 2014). Drawing from the Wellspring of Advocacy:

Illuminating the Dimensions of Research-Informed Advocacy Practice with and for

Women who are Victims of Exploitation. Paper presented at the Ninth Annual

Symposium on Human Trafficking: Invisible Shackles: Domestic Workers,

Glocalization and the Matrix of Exploitation. McAllen, TX 2014

Noyori-Corbett, C. (2013). Constructivist Grounded theory investigation on advocacy

networks fighting against human trafficking. Paper presented at the Council on

Social Work Education 59th Annual Program Meeting, Dallas, TX 2013.

Noyori-Corbett, C. & Moon, S. S. (2011).Gender-sensitive bonding systems around

juvenile violent behavior: Testing multiple theories. Paper presented at the Council

on Social Work Education 57th Annual Program Meeting, Atlanta, GA 2011.

Noyori-Corbett, C. & Moon, S. S. (2009). An empirical analysis of structural theories on

multifaceted reality of juvenile delinquency. Paper presented at the Council on Social

Work Education 55th Annual Program Meeting, San Antonio, TX 2009


Corbett, C. (2009). Human rights and relativism: With examples of reproductive rights

as gender relativism and human trafficking as cultural relativism. Paper presented at

the International Consortium for Social Development The 16th Symposium,

Monterrey, Mexico 2009.

Corbett, C. (2009). Advocating for victims of human trafficking as a new type of immigrant:

Social workers’ role to end global and feminized poverty. Paper presented at the

International Consortium for Social Development The 16th Symposium, Monterrey,

Mexico 2009.

Corbett, C. (2008). Advocating for former victims of human trafficking (FVHTs) as

immigrants or refugees. Paper presented at the Social Welfare Action Alliance:

National Meeting and Conference, Houston, TX April 2008.

Corbett, C. (2008). Social work perspectives on the human trafficking phenomenon for

global and local integration: Human rights, cultural relativism, and eco-systems

theory. Paper presented at the International Association of Schools of Social

Work (IASSW) 34th Global Social Work Congress in South Africa, Durban,

South Africa, July 2008.

REPORTS FOR PUBLIC AGENCIES & UNIVERSITY

Noyori-Corbett, C. (2013) Catholic Charities of Dallas Youth Program year-end evaluation

analysis report prepared for the Vickery Meadow Foundation After School Tutoring

Program grant renewal application







Noyori-Corbett, C. (2010) A systematic literature review on social incubators prepared

for the Amon Carter Foundation


RESEARCH GRANTS

Funded

Co-Principal Investigator (2017)

“An Analysis of the Perceived Health of Living Environments for Resettlement Among

Myanmar Refugees Residing in the Vickery Meadow community of Dallas, Texas.”

SEED Funding to the College of Architecture

The Graduate Research and Curriculum Committee

Amount: $5,000

Principal Investigator (2017)

“Local Assessment of Economic Impact of Refugees”

The Department of State

Diplomacy Lab

Amount: $10,000

Principal Investigator

"Outcasts and Outlands" Humanities Forum Fellows (2016-2017)

From the Margins to the Mainstream: Myanmar Women’s Use of Art and Narrative to Portray

their Hopes for Successful Resettlement in a Southern American City

The Humanities Forum

Amount: $5,000


Noyori-Corbett, C.

Participatory involvement of Myanmar women refugees in rapid prototyping of a Dallas-Based

resettlement support system for employment: A cultural strengths and asset approach

Junior Faculty Fellowship Program

Amount: $7,000


Noyori-Corbett, C.

Involvement of Burmese refugees living in the Vickery Meadow Area of Dallas (VMADT),

Texas in the participatory design of a resettlement support system

Element International

Amount: 10,000



Noyori-Corbett, C.

Involvement of Burmese refugees living in the Vickery Meadow Area of Dallas (VMADT),

Texas in the participatory design of a resettlement support system

Junior Faculty Fellowship Program

Amount: $7,000


Noyori-Corbett, C.

Exploratory Research to Illuminate Dimensions of Transnational Advocacy Networks to

Address Human Trafficking

Junior Faculty Summer Fellowship (the College of Arts and Science)

Amount: $7,000

Unfunded

Junior Faculty Summer Fellowship (the College of Arts and Science)

“Participatory involvement of Myanmar refugee youth in advancing the design of a

Dallas-based resettlement support system for Myanmar women and their families”

GRANTS OTHER THAN RESEARCH

Noyori-Corbett, C. (2016)

Conceptualizing multidimensional poverty to address forced migration through collaboration

with international academics: Expanding capacities for teaching and research

Attended the Oxford Poverty & Human Development Initiative Summer School in the

Department of International Development of Oxford University in Beijing, China.

Ed Cline Faculty Development Awards (Faculty Senate)

Amount: $2,500

Noyori-Corbett, C (2016)

Presidential International Travel Fellowship

The College of International Studies

Airfare fee to Oxford, England

Amount: $2,000

Noyori-Corbett, C. (2014)

Advancing knowledge of forced migration for teaching and research through collaboration

with international academics, practitioners, and policy makers


Attended the International Summer School in Forced Migration at Oxford University, England.

Ed Cline Faculty Development Awards (Faculty Senate)

Amount: $2,500

Presidential International Travel Fellowship (2014)

The College of International Studies

Airfare fee to Oxford, England

Amount: $1,200

COLLEGE/SCHOOL/COMMUNITY SERVICES

Unit Service

2016 – Present Research Committee Chair

2016 – Present Foundation Year Committee

2013 - Present Research Committee

2013 - Present Undergraduate Committee

2014 - 2015 Assistant Professor Search Committee

2015-Present Admissions, Recruitment, Enrollment, and Advising Committee

University Service

2016 – Present Research Liaison

Professional Service

2012 - Present Reviewer for Social Development Issues

2015 - Present Reviewer for International Social Work

2016 - Present Reviewer for Journal of Child and Adolescent Social Work

April, 2016 Invited to review chapters in a text book: Practice with Immigrants and

Refugees for SAGE publishing.

Public Service

Through my community based research, I have been organizing additional support systems

for Myanmar women refugees in the Dallas area. I planned and conducted a forum for some

50 Myanmar women refugees on the 2nd of February, 2016. My research will be at the

stage of social research and development in 2017. It is within that framework I will develop

an original prototype of social work intervention for these women with my colleague.

Other Service


Presentation at CE event: “APA” in the continuing Education in Social Work Program

at the University of Oklahoma, August, 2016

Presentation at CE event: “Survival Migration” in the Continuing Education in Social

Work Program at the University of Oklahoma, September 25, 2015

Evaluation of a community instructor, School of Social Work, University of Oklahoma,

2014

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Professional Experience in Social Work Practice

Program Coordinator for Refugee Youth Program at Catholic Charities of Dallas, 2011 –

2013)

Created detailed culturally sensitive daily lesson plans: ESL and art (utilizing concepts of

art therapy for children experiencing trauma because of civil unrest in their countries)

Directed activities and mentoring/educating of local university (Southern Methodist

University) student volunteer instructors with culturally-sensitive intervention.

Built smooth relationships between local university student volunteers and refugee

children for their mutual growth

Managed all volunteer tutors’ activities

Planned and executed parenting classes for refugee parents: Introduced and explained

US educational expectations, cultural norms, and systems through an interpreter.

Acted as liaison between parents and the Dallas Independent School District: Provided

and explained cultural backgrounds of refugee families to schools, invited school

counselor to speak to refugee parents, and communicate to schools any incidents (e.g.

bullying) reported by parents.

Constructed and conducted program evaluations and maintained grants renewal.

Social Work Internships in M.S.S.W. Program

Catholic Charities of Dallas, 2004

Serving refugees in case management, counseling and translation (500

hours)

Mosaic Family Services, 2005

Serving victims of human trafficking as bilingual mental health professional (group

counseling and assessment using a generalist approach)

Assisted FBI with special project (500 hours)

Professional Experience in Business


Nippon Medical Group, New York City, NY: Assistant to two Japanese doctors, supporting

clients’ needs. Billing office: Managed staff of 3 in billing and claims

Bilingual marketing-related positions in Tokyo dispatched by Pasona K.K. with:

Royal Doulton

o Administered marketing survey

o Compiled and analyzed related information

Merita Bank of Finland-Executive assistant to Director

Sony Music-Translated Japanese/English website

Merck Sharp & Dohme Co., Inc., Tokyo

Executive assistant to the executive director of animal health products.

Communications and reports to American headquarters

Liaison between Japanese distributors and company

Conducted research and development projects

Kanebo K.K., Tokyo

Assistant Manager: Managed 7 sales staff and oversaw direct customer relations.

SKILLS

Computer literate: AMOS (Confirmatory Analysis, Structural Equation Modeling,

Multilevel Modeling), Nvivo, Excel, Power Point, Publisher, and SPSS.

Grant Writing USA (July 12-13, 2012): Grant writing, grants management and grant

maker research.

Languages: English and Japanese

Cambridge Certificate First, England

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

Asia-Japan Women’s Resource Center

Council on Social Work Education

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