1 Christopher P. Carey, PhD, JD. [email protected]PO Box 751 Portland State University Portland, OR 97207 Education Ph.D. (2008) Communication Studies, The Arizona State University M.S. (2003) Communication Studies, Portland State University J.D. (1995) Law, Southern Illinois University B.A. (1991) Political Science, Southern Illinois University Employment Associate Professor, Criminology and Criminal Justice Portland State University, Portland, OR August 2005 to present. Research interests include public health, international law and human rights. Specific expertise in developing global health equity policies. Disciplinary focus on civic engagement and engaged scholarship. Most recently he partnered with the US Attorneys’ office and co-authored a study on commercial sexual exploitation of children in Portland that received national attention. He teaches a yearlong first- year seminar on globalization and other courses for around health law, policy, and human rights for the School of Community Health. His current partnerships include the US Attorneys Office, The Department of Human Services, Mercy Corps, and The Oregon Advocacy Commission. Research Consultant, East-West Management Institute (2014) New York, NY and Phnom Penh, Cambodia Global Health Equity Expert and Consultant. Directed field research on law and justice sector engagement with LGBTQI community in Cambodia. Interviewed stakeholders and policymakers and presented findings to justice sector officials, USAID representatives, and the LGBTQI community.
Ph.D. (2008) Communication Studies, The Arizona State University M.S. (2003) Communication Studies, Portland
State University
J.D. (1995) Law, Southern Illinois University B.A. (1991) Political Science, Southern Illinois
University
Employment Associate Professor, Criminology and Criminal Justice
Portland State University, Portland, OR August 2005 to present.
Research interests include public health, international law and human rights. Specific expertise in developing global health equity policies. Disciplinary focus on civic engagement and engaged scholarship. Most recently he partnered with the US Attorneys’ office and co-authored a study on commercial sexual exploitation of children in Portland that received national attention. He teaches a yearlong first-year seminar on globalization and other courses for around health law, policy, and human rights for the School of Community Health. His current partnerships include the US Attorneys Office, The Department of Human Services, Mercy Corps, and The Oregon Advocacy Commission.
Research Consultant, East-West Management Institute (2014) New York, NY and Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Global Health Equity Expert and Consultant. Directed field research on law and justice sector engagement with LGBTQI community in Cambodia. Interviewed stakeholders and policymakers and presented findings to justice sector officials, USAID representatives, and the LGBTQI community.
The Daywalka Foundation Portland, OR February 2003 to May 2007
Executive Director The Daywalka Foundation is a US based 501c(3) INGO human rights organization that addresses human trafficking, safe migration, and gender-based violence through culturally grounded, rights-based solutions. The Daywalka Foundation also supports local control of assistance projects, the dignity of all persons, the rule of law, and democratic good governance. Offices in Kolkata, Kathmandu, Dhaka, and Mexico City.
Graduate Instructor, The Hugh Downs School of Human Communication
The Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ August 2003 to May 2005. Teaching duties include Intercultural Communication, Language Culture and Communication, Non-Verbal Communication and Perspectives in Intercultural Communication.
Assistant Professor (fixed-term), University Studies Interdisciplinary Program
Portland State University, Portland, OR August 2002 to August 2003. University Studies is a four-year program of study that facilitates the acquisition of knowledge, abilities, and attitudes that will form a foundation for lifelong learning among its students. This foundation includes the capacity and the propensity to engage in critical thinking, to use various forms of communication for learning and expression, to gain an awareness of the broader human experience and its environment, and to appreciate the responsibilities of persons to themselves, each other, and their communities.
Instructor and Coordinator of Community Affairs, Communication Studies Portland State University, Portland, OR
September 2000 to August 2002. Full-time faculty member of the Communication Studies Department. Responsible for teaching Argumentation & Critical Thinking, Non-Verbal Communication, Environmental Advocacy, Advanced Public Speaking, and Media, Law and Politics. Also responsible for teaching in interdisciplinary University Studies Program. Participated in various faculty committees including university governance and appointments. Frequent guest lecturer on various advocacy and legal topics.
Adjunct Professor of Political Science Washington State University at Vancouver, Vancouver, WA (2002)
Responsible for teaching Mass Media and Politics Instructor, China/Tibet/Nepal Program
Seattle University, Seattle, Washington ( 2001 -2002) Taught and supervised undergraduates for the Communication Department in Nepal while engaged in various service projects.
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VisaNow.Com
Portland, OR Jan 2000 to October 2001. Director-West Coast Business Development/Operations Directed Northwest/West coast office of internet-based service company. Company develops and implements online immigration processing for individuals and corporations. Developed and implemented legal, marketing, sales, and business development procedures for company. Managed and developed immigration strategies for a range of companies.
Multnomah County District Attorneys’ Office Portland, OR 1997 - 2000. Deputy District Attorney II Variety of positions culminating in Lead Attorney in civil unit. Participation in all aspects of felony, misdemeanor, and civil prosecution including issuing, grand jury presentation, motion and trial practice. Wide range of experience regarding criminal and civil litigation. Duties included directing civil unit, drafting legislation, managing contracts, and testifying before various legislative sub-committees. Special emphasis on environmental crimes prosecution. Extensive trial experience with over 30 trials.
Arnstein & Lehr
Chicago, IL 1995 - 1997.
Associate Attorney
Experienced in employment, real estate, and corporate transactions with a
focus on international transactions and complex immigration matters and
litigation. Corporate and international experience includes mergers,
licensing agreements, employment agreements and extensive employment
based immigration petitions. Litigation experience in a variety of matters
including land use, tax, and professional negligence claims. Participation
in arbitrations, motion practice, and all aspects of discovery including
depositions.
Assistant Debate Coach Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL (1992-1995) Assisted Director of Forensics in coaching and teaching nationally competitive CEDA debate team.
Dissertation
Dissertation: Global Problems – Local Solutions: Exploring Worldviews within the South Asian Counter-Trafficking Community. Committee Chair: Dr. Benjamin Broome
Refereed Publications or Other Creative Achievements
Book Chapters
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Carey, C.P. (2014), Ground-truthing a timber sale: An Exploration of Environmental Advocacy in the Mt. Hood National Forest, In Communication Activism Pedagogy, Larry Frey & David Palmer. Hampton Press: NJ
Carey, C.P. & Farao, E. ( 2010), Structural Violence Among Sex Workers of West Bengal India. In Global Prostitution Perspectives, Rochelle L. Dalla (Ed). Lexington Press
Carey, C.P. (2010). Collaboration And Conflict: Exploring The Intersection Between The Prostitution And Anti-Trafficking Communities. In Global Prostitution Perspectives, Rochelle L. Dalla (Ed). Lexington Press.
Carey, C.P. (2010). Negotiating Dialectical Tensions in Communication Activism:
A Decade of Working in the Countertrafficking Field. In Communication Activism 3rd Edition Larry Frey (Eds.) Cresskill, NJ: Hampton Press Articles
Carey, C. & Loucks, K. (2007), Sequencing Student Learning: An
Approach to Democratic Dialogue in an Age of Biotechnology. Exploring the Evidence: Reporting Research on First-Year Seminars Volume IV .
West, M.R & Carey, C.P. (2006). (Re)enacting Frontier Justice: The Bush Administration’s
Tactical Narration after September 11th. The Quarterly Journal of Speech, Vol.92, No. 4, pp. 379-412.
Broome. B., Carey, C., DeLagarza, A., Martin, J. & Morris, R (2005). In the thick of
things:A dialogue about the activist turn in intercultural communication. The International Journal of Intercultural Relations Yearbook , Vol. 28, pp. 145-176.
Non-Refereed Publications or Other Creative Achievements Research Reports
Carey, C.P. & Teplitsky, L. (2015). A Data Driven Approach to Understanding CSEC:
A Data Standardization Project with the Department of Human Services. Carey, C.P. (2014). “We have hearts, just like everyone else.” Understanding
Cambodian LGBTQI Communities’ Health Experiences with the Justice Sector. Submitted to USAID
Carey, C.P. & Teplitsky, L. (2013). A report on Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children
in the Portland Metro Area. Books
The Daywalka Foundation (2006), Supreme Court Precedents on Human Trafficking
in Nepal, (Consulting Editor).
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Chapters Williams D., Kesckes, K, Carey, C., Smith, A.,., Reynolds, C., Craddock, R. (2005). Student
Leadership Models at Portland State University: Partnerships with Faculty and Community for Curricular Civic Engagement. In Students as Colleagues: Expanding the circle of Service Learning leadership. Providence, RI: Campus Compact.
Articles Carey, C.P. & Auferdide, R. (2011) El grito mundial Incrementar la Cooperacion, Mexico
Social 1.No14. Mexico City, Mexico: CEIDAS Carey, C.P. & Carpenter, R. (2011). General Education/Residence Life Partnership: Impact on
Student Success. In Campus Toolkit. Located at http://leap.aacu.org/toolkit/student success/2011/psu-general-education-and-student-success
Carey, C.P. (2008). Mejores Practicas en el Combate a la Trata de Personas, Paises de
Origen, Transito y Destino. In Memorias del Seminario Internacional de Prevenciony Sancion a la Trata de Personas. Mexico City, Mexico: CEIDAS
Carey, C.P. (1997). Wireless Communications and the Attorney-Client Privilege.
Corporation, Securities & Business Law Forum, May 1997
Carey, C.P. (1994). Regulations Restricting Managed Health Care (Cover Story), Managed HealthCare, July 1994
Legislation
Oregon Law on Human Trafficking – ORS 163.261-163.269 (Contributing drafter) Unpublished Manuscripts
Carey, C.P. & Balshem, M. (2009). Springville: Learning Civic Responsibility in a Simulated
Town.
Carey, C.P. (2008). Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch……A Visual Rhetorical Inquiry into
the Bush’s Frontier Presidency. Carey, C.P. (2004). Sex Trafficking and Globalization: Legal and Humanitarian Concerns Carey, C. P. (2002). Bioremediation of Metals and Radionuclides: Laws, Implications, and
Stakeholder Engagement. (Presented to the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Richland, WA) (Unpublished communication project in completion of M.S.)
Carey, CP (2014). Weave an FYE Dream, Presented at the National First Year Experience Conference in San Diego, CA.
Carey C.P. (2013). The Role of Social Justice in Living Learning Communities. Presented at the National First Year Experience Conference in Orlando, Fl.
Carey, C.P. (2012). You mean students actually live on campus….The role of residential education in student success. Presented to the Association for General and Liberal Studies Conference in Portland, Oregon.
Carey, C.P. (2011). Facilitating approaches to intercultural communication in communities respondent presented at the Western States Communication Conference in Monterey Bay, CA.
Carey, C.P. (2010). Presented at the National Communication Association Conference in San Francisco, CA. Carey, C.P. (2010). High-Impact practices in Oregon: An examination of the First-Year experience program presented at the AACU National Conference in Washington, DC. Carey, C.P. (2010), Achieving Outcomes and Assessing Student Success in College presented at College Learning and Oregon’s Future: Return on Investment for Students, the Economy and our Communities in Portland, OR.
Carey, C.P (2009), Building Local and Global Partnerships: A Grounded Theory Approach to Collaboration presented at the Continuums of Service Learning Conference in Seattle, WA. Carey, C.P. (2009), An Auto-Ethnographic Exploration of Stability and Change: The Curious Case of an Activist Scholar presented at the National Communication Conference in Chicago, IL Carey, C.P. (2009), Stability and Change as Lawyers Become Communication Faculty presented at the National Communication Conference in Chicago, IL. Carey, C.P. (2009), Civic Leadership and Engagement: The future of engagement at Portland State University presented at the American Democracy Project/AASC&U in Baltimore, MD. Carey, C.P (2009), Global Knowledge through Civic Engagement: Internationalization at Portland State University presented at AAC&U Global Futures Conference in Philadelphia, PA. Carey, C.P. (2008). A Walk in the Woods: Sustainability and Grounded Theory in Service Learning. Accepted for a Top Paper Panel – Scholarship of Teaching and Learning at the National Communication Association in San Diego, CA. Carey, C.P. (2008). Choosing A Dissertation Committee: Experience or Collaboration. Presented at the Western States Communication Association Conference in Denver,
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CO (February 2008). Carey, C.P.(2008). Communication Activism: A Call for a Social Justice Approach.
Presented at the Western States Communication Association Conference in Denver, CO (February 2008).
Carey, C.P. & Balshem, M.B. (2007). Springville: Learning Civic Responsibility in a
Simulated Town. Presented at the National Communication Association in Chicago, IL (November, 2007).
Carey, C.P.(2007). A Walk in the Woods: A grounded theory approach to ascertaining student and faculty experiences in Service Learning. Presented at the International Association for Research on Service Learning and Civic Engagement in Tampa, FL. (October, 2007).
Carey, C. P.(2007). International Seminar on the Prevention and Prosecution of Trafficking
in Human Beings. Mexico City. Mexico (May, 2007). Carey, C.P. (2007). In the Thick of Things Part II – A facilitated dialogue exploring the
theory, research, and practice of incorporating engaged intercultural service and research into our field. Presented at the Western States Communication Association Conference. Seattle, WA. (February 2007)
Carey, C.P. (2007). Pre-conference presenter – Reframing our Research for Social Change.
Presented at the Western States Communication Association Conference. Seattle, WA (2007).
Carey, C.P. & West, M.R. (2007). Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch……A Visual
Rhetorical Inquiry into the Bush’s Frontier Presidency. Presented at the Western States Communication Association Conference. Seattle, WA (February, 2007).
Ketcheson, K & Carey, C. (2006). The University and Civil Society: Ten Years of Innovation at Portland State University. Presented at the Conference on the University and Civic Society: Autonomy and Responsibility in Bologna, Italy. (April, 2006). Carey, C.P. & Loucks, K. (2006). Sequencing Student Learning: An approach to Democratic
Dialogue in an Age of Biotechnology. Presented at the International Association for Research on Service Learning and Civic Engagement in Portland, OR. (October, 2006).
National Consultation on Better Legal Responses to Human Trafficking – Keynote
Speaker’s Panel, Kolkata, India (April, 2006). City Club of Portland – Keynote speaker on 21st Century Human Slavery: International and
Local implications. (February 2006) http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8592285607642460134
Carey, C.P. (2005). From the other side of the Lectern: Students Perceptions of Diversity
Facilitation – Interactive Management as Innovative Teaching. Presented at the Western States Communication Conference in San Francisco, CA (February 2005).
Carey, C.P. (2005). Interactive Management as a Strategy to Increase Stakeholder
Engagement in Combating Trafficking in Persons. Presented at the Western States Communication Conference in San Francisco, CA (February 2005).
Carey, C.P. (2004). The Last Rodeo: Critical Discourse Analysis and Metaphor since
September 11th. Presented at the National Communication Association Conference in Chicago, Il (November 2004).
Carey, C, McKinnon, S, & Zingsheim, J (2004). Recognizing the Challenges of Team
Facilitation: Reflections of Student Practitioners in Constructing Challenges to Diversity. Presented at the National Communication Association Conference in Chicago, Il (November 2004).
Carey, C (2004). Trafficking In Persons: The Next Global Crisis. Invited lecture at the
University of Washington School of Law. Across Cultures Forum. (October, 2004). Carey, C. (2004). Interdisciplinary Approaches to Human Rights in Nepal. Presented at the
Summer Institute for Intercultural Communication, Forest Grove, OR (July, 2004). Carey, C. (2003) A Walk in the Woods: Environmental Service Learning at PSU (2003).
Presented at The Continuums of Service Learning Conference. Bellevue, WA (April 2003). Carey, C.P. (2003). Metaphor and the Formation of Group Identity after 9/11.
Communication, Conflict, and Hate Crimes: Implications for Research, Education, Training, andPublic Policy Conference Proceedings.
Carey, C.P. (2003, November). Invitational Rhetoric: A Pedagogical Perspective. Presented
at the National Communication Association Conference in Miami. Carey, C.P. (2002, November). Beyond the Virtual Divide: A Comparison of Student
Cognitive Learning Patterns Between On-line and Face-to-Face Courses. Presented at the National Communication Association Conference in New Orleans (November, 2003).
Carey, C.P. (2002, November). Weaving Theory and Practice: A Theory-Based
Intervention Model of Engagement. Presented at the National Communication Association Conference in New Orleans.
Carey, C.P. (March, 2002). Bringing Back the Duke: George Bush’s use of Western
Metaphor in Presidential speeches after September 11, 2001. Presented at the Western States Communication Association Conference in Long Beach, CA.
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Carey, C.P. (March, 2002). Enriching the Marketplace: A Call for the Increased Exchange of Ideas in Environmental Conflict Management. Presented at the Western States Communication Association Conference in Long Beach, CA
Honors, Grants, and Fellowships
2016 Children’s Justice Alliance, $65,000 to research CSEC and Foster Families 2016 First Annual First Year Teaching Award 2014 Multi-disciplinary Study Tour on Combatting Sexual and Gender-Based
Violence: INLEA-INLCJ-14-012-049700 ($247,000) Not Funded. 2014 Children’s Justice Alliance, $35,430 to research child trafficking in Oregon. 2013 Nominated for the First Year Experience National Excellence in Teaching
Award 2011 Grant submitted to Soroptomist Foundation, A data driven approach to human
trafficking in Oregon.($6200). 2010 Expert Witness – Human Trafficking, California Judicial System 2010 Scholar in Residence, Lynn University, Boca Raton, FL 2010 Center for Academic Excellence, AIM Grant, ($1500) 2008 Center for Academic Excellence, Partnership Proposal, ($3000) 2008 Academic Innovation Mini-Grant – Portland State University Center for
Academic Excellence, ($500) 2007 The US State Department – Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in
Persons – Second year funding to maintain collaborative center on counter-trafficking in Bangladesh. Grant in collaboration with the International Organization for Migration. $149,900.00 Awarded to the Daywalka Foundation (Chris Carey Executive Director).
2007 The US State Department -Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in
Persons – Nepal Women’s Police Cell Development. Grant to develop the organizational capacity of police cell. $280,000.00 Awarded to the Daywalka Foundation (Chris Carey Executive Director).
2007 The US State Department -Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in
Persons – Nepal Women’s Police Cell Development. Grant for technical assistance to develop organizational capacity of Nepal Women’s Police Cell.
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$185,360.00 Awarded to the Daywalka Foundation (Chris Carey Executive Director).
2007 Academic Innovation Mini-Grant – Portland State University Center for
Academic Excellence, ($500) 2006 James R. Greenbaum Jr., Family Foundation. Grant to develop and research
counter-trafficking strategies in Mexico. $419,000.00 Awarded to the Daywalka Foundation (Chris Carey Executive Director).
2006 James R. Greenbaum Jr., Family Foundation. Grant to develop and research
counter-trafficking strategies in India. $202,000.00 Awarded to the Daywalka Foundation (Chris Carey Executive Director).
2006 The US State Department – Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in
persons – Grant to develop and research counter-trafficking strategies in Bangladesh. $141,900.00 Awarded to the Daywalka Foundation (Chris Carey Executive Director).
2006 The US State Department – Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in
persons – Grant to continue program development and research on human trafficking in Nepal. $159,900.00 Awarded to the Daywalka Foundation (Chris Carey Executive Director).
2006 Academic Innovation Mini-Grant – Portland State University Center for
Academic Excellence, ($500) 2004 The US State Department – Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in
Persons – Grant No. S-INLEC-04-GR-0013 to study and implement projects in India and regionally across South Asia. Proposal includes funded research and action-based projects. $1,080,000.00 Awarded to the Daywalka Foundation (Chris Carey Executive Director).
2003 The US State Department – Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in
Persons – Funds to study and establish several projects in Nepal dedicated to fighting trafficking in persons. Proposal includes funded research and assessment projects. $119,000.00 Awarded to the Daywalka Foundation (Chris Carey Executive Director).
2002-03 Corporation for National and Community Service – Engaged Department
Grant – Funds to continue in-depth integration, development and assessment of service learning, engagement, and exploring interactive sequencing as a pedagogical methodology across curriculums. Total $4900 Awarded. (Co-PI)
2002 Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Richland, WA – Graduate
Fellowship to research and draft a context-setting report examining a variety of Native American stakeholder groups regarding social and ethical issues
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surrounding the U.S. Department of Energy’s Natural Accelerated Bioremediation Project (NABIR). $5384 Awarded. (To support thesis)
2001 Center for Academic Excellence – Engaged Department Grant – University
Studies Program – Grant funds to establish community-based learning and to facilitate students’ integration of community work and reflection into their academic studies at both the freshman and the senior level. $6700 Awarded. (Co-PI)
2000 Center for Academic Excellence- Faculty Enhancement Grant. Designed
and developed Curriculum Support Design Modules in Oral Communication for University Studies faculty. $750 Awarded.
Media Appearances
Newspapers: Eugene-Register Guard, Perspectives, KGW, KATU, KOIN, The Seattle
Times, The Oregonian Oregon Public Broadcasting, Think out Loud, Human Trafficking in Portland (Aug 6, 2013) The Morning Show with Thom Hartmann KPOJ, Interview regarding Human Trafficking in Portland Oregon (February 16, 2006)
KBOO, Voices from the Edge, Interview on Human Trafficking and US International Aid. (April 2006)
East-West Management Inc., Phen Phem, Cambodia. (2014). Research Consultant and Presenter, World Affairs Council, Women in the World Youth Forum (2014). Human Trafficking: The Challenge of the 21st Century. Portland, OR. BOOM Arts, Presenter Talkback, Social Justice and Activism (2014) Portland, Or. East Portland Rotary Club, Keynote Speaker (2014), Human Trafficking: Local and Global Connections WSU Vancouver, (2013) Human Trafficking Conference, Keynote presenter. Mexican National Senate (2011). Invited to present on developments in human trafficking and working with survivors.
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Oregon Criminal Defense Attorney Association (2011). Persuasion in the Courtroom, Presented at the OCDLA conference in Bend, Oregon. Portland State University (2011). Faculty Favorite Lecture Series. Human Trafficking: The Challenge of the 21st Century. Vanderbilt University (2009). Invited to lecture and teach a graduate course on Social Justice and Civic Engagement. International Visitors Program with World Affairs Council - Several presentations to US State Department Distinguished Visitor Groups regarding non profit management, international human rights, organizational structure, and grant writing. (2005 to present) Moderator, War on Terrorism: A Just War? (2002). Panel presented at Portland State University. Bonneville Power Administration, Basic Mediation Training (2001). Legal Issues for Workplace Mediators. University Studies Spring Retreat (2001). How to survive the first year of teaching. An Interdisciplinary Approach. Overcoming the Fear: A Crash Course in Public Speaking. One-hour seminar delivered to University Studies Faculty. (2000-2001). The Civil Forfeiture Process in Oregon: Strategies and Defenses. Presented to The Oregon Mortgage Bankers Conference (1999). Testimony before Oregon State Legislature on Driving Under the Influence – Forfeiture of Vehicles: Procedures and Practices. (Drafted and defended legislation that was later adopted by the State of Oregon) (1999).
Other Teaching, Mentoring, and Curricular Achievements
2011 National First Year Experience Teaching Award (nomination) 2007-2014 Academic Coordinator First Year Experience Program 2010-2011 McNair Scholar Mentor 2009 Fulbright Panel Reviewer 2009 McNair Scholars Mentor 2008 CEDA Outstanding Alumni Award 2004 Outstanding Graduate Instructor (nomination) 2002 John Eliot Allen Outstanding Teaching Award (Honorable Mention) 1995 Order of the Barrister 1993-1994 Student Bar Association President 1990-1991 Captain Intercollegiate Debate Team 4 National Championships 1988,1990,1991 Levina Micken Award Most Outstanding Debater (1988,1990,1991)
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Governance and Academic Professional Service
Editorial Review Board, The Journal of Human Trafficking 2013 to present. First Vice President and Program Planner Reviewer Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
Division – National Communication Association 2010. Reviewer Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Division – National Communication Association 2008-2010. Ad-Hoc Reviewer, The Western Journal of Communication. March 2005 to present.
Reviewed works concerning legal and political rhetoric. Reviewer, Roxbury Publishing Company. June 2002 to present. Works edited:
Herson, M., Stacks, D. & More, N. (2003). Nonverbal Communication: Studies and Applications.
Reviewer, Allyn & Bacon Publishing. August 2001 to present. Works edited:
Leathers, D. G. (2002 scheduled). Successful nonverbal communication: Principles and applications (4th ed.). Boston, MA: Allyn & Bacon
Associate Editor, Health Care Lawyer, 1994 to 1996
Served as editor and authored several articles.
University Service
2014 By-law drafting committee – PSU/OHSU School of Public Health 2014 Promotion and Tenure Committee – School of Community Health 2014 Affinity Group School of Public Health 2014 School of Community Health – Undergraduate Curriculum Committee 2011-present Trafficking Appeals Board 2010-2013 Chair, Faculty Grievance Council 2011-2014 Internationalization Council 2009-2010 Chair Search Committee, Director of Mentor Programs
Search Committee – Residence Life Area Coordinator Search Committee – UASC Advisors (2 positions) FRINQ Council Chair, Student Conduct Committee (2009)
High Achieving Student Committee (2009)
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2006-2008 UNST Faculty Review Committee Faculty Chair Guidelines Committee Student Conduct Committee International Portfolio Development Committee
2002-2003 Leadership Team – Engaged Department Grant
Executive Council – Freshman Inquiry Program Faculty Judicial Governance Board Search Committee – Legal Communication Adjunct Search
2002 Panel Organizer and Moderator The War on Terrorism: A Just War?
Portland State University
2001-2000 Portland State University Committee appointments: Undergraduate Faculty Curriculum Committee
Director of Forensics Faculty Search Committee Curriculum Assessment Committee Faculty Judicial Governance Board
Leadership Team – Engaged Department Grant
Selected Community Service Human Trafficking Working Group 2012-2013 KGW News Channel 8, 2001 to present. Professional Advisor Responsible for designing, implementing, and advising on televised political
debates. Duties include format design, scope of participants, and rhetorical presentation.
Madrone Wall Preservation Committee, 1997 to present. Board of Directors-Executive Vice-President The Madrone Wall is a unique environmental area overlooking the Clackamas River
southeast of Portland, Oregon. The exposed rock and surrounding shallow rocky soils create unique habitats for a variety of plant and animal species. The area is currently under attack by local governments to turn it into a rock quarry. The MWPC is dedicated to finding a solution to save this precious resource while still providing economic resources for the Clackamas County Road Department.
http://savemadrone.org/default.htm Reader, Adventist Rehabilitation and Extended Care. 1998. Portland, Oregon
Access Fund, Trail Organizer, 1998. Immigration Specialist – Federal Bar Association 1996-1997.
Advised and helped several immigrant populations navigate and file permanent residency and citizenship applications.
Memberships
Oregon Bar Association National Communication Association Western Communication Association International Association for Research on Service Learning and Community Engagement American Democracy Project
