Resume

• 2002

  Ph.D.

  Women's Studies

  Women's studies

  Science & technology studies

  Migrating Epistemologies Workshop Series (University of California collaborative workshop on feminist

  postcolonial and transnational theories)

  Center for the Study of Women

  UCLA

  2005 – 2009\n\nUCLA Women’s Studies Graduate Curriculum Committee (for developing core Women’s Studies graduate courses)

  2004 – 2009\n\nSociety for the Social Studies of Science

  2005 – current\n\nNational Women’s Studies Association

  2002 – current

  University of California

  Los Angeles

  Gender

  Race

  and Science

  Feminist Theories

  Gender

  Race

  and Disease

• 1993

  English

  Mandarin

  BA

  Biological Basis of Behavior (Neurobiology)

  Biological Basis of Behavior

  University of Pennsylvania

• Self–defense education for women

  trans folks

  queer students

  Asian and Pacific Islander women

  Oakland

  Santa Barbara

  CA

  Girl Army

  Self Defense for Self Determination

  UCSB Rape Prevention Education Program

  Ruckus

  Board officer

  Serve on board; financial committee

  president-elect.

  CENTER FOR COMMUNITY ACTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE

  Instructor

  Teach courses in Women’s Empowerment series in women’s prison.

  Chino Institution for Women

  Outreach Volunteer

  Assisted and mobilized Chinese garment workers around wage exploitation.

  Garment Worker Center

  Research Intern

  Conducted applied research

  wrote issue briefs and assisted workshop planning on DNA forensic technology

  focusing on issues of racial profiling

  women's and community safety.

  Generations Ahead

  Volunteer/Collaborator

  General member.\nIn capacity as Cal Poly Pomona faculty

  collaborated on a community engagement project with APIELA. Students performed outreach

  interviews

  and research for APIELA.

  API Equality - LA

  Program Development

  Program Evaluation

  Nonprofits

  Community Outreach

  Research

  Volunteer Management

  University Teaching

  Writing

  Higher Education

  Academic Writing

  Public Speaking

  Social Sciences

  Data Analysis

  Science

  Qualitative Research

  Fundraising

  Event Planning

  Teaching

  Training

  Grant Writing

  Surveillance and Policing in U.S. Bioscience—producing transnational Others

  Surveillance and Policing in U.S. Bioscience—producing transnational Others

  Defending White Scientific Masculinity: the FBI

  the Media and Profiling Tactics during the Post-9/11 Anthrax Investigation

  Chinese chickens

  ducks

  pigs and humans

  and the Technoscientific Discourses of Global U.S. Empire

  with Brinda Sarathy

  Enacting Environmental Justice through the Undergraduate Classroom: the Transformative Potential of Community Engaged Partnerships

  I teach self-defense in a social justice framework.

  D'Arcangelis

  Gwen

  D'Arcangelis

  Discrimination Research Center

  Skidmore College

  Scripps College

  City College of San Francisco

  Cal Poly Pomona

  UC Santa Barbara

  San Francisco

  Women’s Studies Program

  Fall 2007

  Fall 2008

  Fall 2009\nIntroduction to Women’s Studies: Feminism Demystified (WOMN 25): team–taught introductory departmental course.\n\nInterdisciplinary Studies Program

  Fall 2009

  Spring 2009\nRacism 101 (IDST 80A)\nArchitecture & Diversity

  Faculty

  City College of San Francisco

  Race and Sex Discrimination in Entry-level Hiring: monitored the employment practices of various industries (hotels

  auto mechanics); conducted preliminary research on industries and employment procedures

  wrote protocols and reports

  performed data analysis

  assisted with conducting tests and improving experimental design.

  Discrimination Research Center

  Scripps College

  Claremont

  California

  Visiting Faculty in Gender and Women's Studies Department. Feminist science studies and Postcolonial Theory.

  Visiting Assistant Professor

  Gender Studies program

  Assistant Professor

  Albany

  New York Area

  Skidmore College

  Pomona

  California

  Interdisciplinary General Education: history of ideas

  power and social relations

  science and technology studies

  Assistant Professor

  Cal Poly Pomona

  Social Studies of Science

  Critical Science Studies

  Feminist Studies

  UC Santa Barbara