Resume

• 2001

  Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

  Ph.D. in Sociology with a specialization in feminist sociology

  Sociology

  Michigan State University

  Green Dot Sexual Assault Prevention Program Instructor Training

  Green Dot

  Inc

• 1997

  Bachelor of Science (BS)

  Sociology major with criminology emphasis \nPsychology minor

  Sociology

  Northern Illinois University

• Allegany County Animal Shelter

  Women's Issues

  Focus Groups

  Student Engagement

  Diversity & Inclusion

  University Teaching

  Fundraising

  Gender Studies

  Curriculum Development

  Community Outreach

  Women's Studies

  Course Creation

  Qualitative Research

  Keeping Bisexuality Alive: Maintaining Bisexual Visibility in MonogamousRelationships”

  Keeping Bisexuality Alive: Maintaining Bisexual Visibility in MonogamousRelationships”

  “Finding a Needle in a Haystack: Methods for Sampling in the Bisexual Community”

  “Creating a Bisexual Display: Making Bisexuality Visible”

  Julie

  Highland Community College in northwest Illinois

  Family Crisis Resource Center

  Frostburg State University

  Voices of Stephesonson County

  Cumberland

  Maryland Area

  FCRC's mission is to assist victims and survivors of intimate partner violence

  rape

  sexual assault

  sexual abuse

  child abuse

  and stalking and to reduce these crimes in our community.\n\nMember

  Board of Directors (September 2011-present)\nFinancial Resources and Planning Committee Member (July 2013-present)\nSecretary

  Board of Directors (November 2012-May 2015)

  Board Member

  Family Crisis Resource Center

  Freeport

  IL

  Instructor

  Highland Community College in northwest Illinois

  Associate Professor of Sociology and Women's Studies\nCoordinator of the Program in Women's Studies \n\nTeaching courses on gender

  sexuality

  structural/social inequalities

  and social justice\n\nConducting research on LGBTQ issues

  sexual identity

  and sexual identity in rural areas.

  Frostburg State University

  Voices of Stephesonson County

  Freeport

  IL

  VOICES of Stephenson County is a not-for-profit

  inclusive organization. Services are offered in a handicap accessible facility

  and available in English

  and in a variety of languages using the Language Access line including speech/hearing facilitation. The organization welcomes all victims and survivors (and significant others) of domestic and sexual abuse regardless of income

  age

  race

  creed

  sex ethnicity

  color

  national origin

  country of origin

  marital status

  sexual orientation

  gender identity

  citizenship status

  limited English proficiency

  spoken language

  disability

  literacy or religion.\n\nVOICES is funded by the Illinois Department of Human Services

  Attorney General’s Office

  Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence

  Illinois Coalition Against Sexual Assault

  United States Department of Housing and Urban Development

  United Way of Northwest Illinois

  708 Board

  FEMA Emergency Shelter & Food Program and numerous community businesses

  organizations and individuals.\n\nALL SERVICES ARE FREE AND CONFIDENTIAL

  Member Board Of Directors

  Sociologists for Women in Society

  National Women's Studies Association