Eve Vogel Political and Environmental Geography Department of Geosciences University of Massachusetts Amherst

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1 Eve Vogel Political and Environmental Geography Department of Geosciences University of Massachusetts Amherst Department of Geosciences Tel: (413) N. Pleasant St. Fax: (413) Morrill Science Center Amherst, MA Research Interests: River basin institutions, management, politics, history Political and environmental history of regional electric power systems Regional development and environment: integrated systems of resource development and distribution; sustainable regional development; alternative assessments Education 2007 Ph.D. Geography, University of Oregon. The Columbia River s Region: Politics, Place and Environment in the Pacific Northwest, 1933-Present. Chair: Alexander Murphy M.Ed., Secondary Education in Biology, Portland State University. Action Research: A Voluntary Mentorship Program at Jefferson High School. Advisor: Keith Peterson B.S. Environmental Biology, Yale University. Thesis: Prey Capture Strategies of Juvenile Orb-Weaving Spiders. Advisor: Catherine Craig. Employment 2008-Present Assistant Professor. Department of Geosciences, Political and Environmental Geography, University of Massachusetts Amherst (spring) Adjunct Instructor. Department of Geography, University of Oregon Undergraduate Advisor. Department of Geography, University of Oregon Graduate Instructor and Teaching Assistant. Departments of Geography and Biology, University of Oregon, 9 quarters 2003 Adjunct Professor. Department of Geography, Portland State University, 3 quarters High School Teacher of Biology, Math, and Spanish. Lincoln and Jefferson High Schools, Portland, Oregon; Vancouver School of Arts and Academics, Vancouver, Washington Environmental Educator. Portland Audubon Society, Portland, Oregon Wildlands Manager and Environmental Educator, Erapuca Wildlife Refuge, Honduras.

2 Publications Eve Vogel Journal Articles Vogel, Eve and Alexandra Lacey Forthcoming: The New Deal versus Yankee Independence: The failure of comprehensive development on the Connecticut River and its legacies for river management. The Northeastern Geographer 4(2). Vogel, Eve 2012: Parcelling out the watershed: The recurring consequences of organising Columbia river management within a basin-based territory. Water Alternatives 5(1): Vogel, Eve 2011: Defining the Pacific Northwest during the New Deal: The Political Construction of a Region and Its River. Western Historical Quarterly 42 (1). Vogel, Eve 2007 (actual pub date 2008): Regionalization and democratization through international law: Intertwined jurisdictions, scales and politics in the Columbia River Treaty. Oregon Review of International Law 9(2). Book chapters Vogel, Eve Forthcoming: Can an international treaty strengthen regional inclusion? Lessons from the Columbia River Treaty. In Barbara Cosens, Lynette de Silva, Matthew McKinney, Richard Paisley, Edward Weber, and Aaron Wolf, eds: Transboundary River Governance in the Face of Uncertainty: The Columbia River Treaty. Oregon State University Press. Vogel, Eve 2008: Regional power and the power of regions: resistance to dam removal in the Pacific Northwest. In Michael Goodman, Max Boykoff, and Kyle Evered, eds.: Contentious Geographies: Environment, Meaning, Scale. Ashgate. Book Reviews Vogel, Eve 2008: Book review: Public power, private dams: The Hells Canyon High Dam controversy by Karl Brooks. Review of Policy Research 25 (3): In preparation: Vogel, Eve, Paul Hirt, and Joshua Binus, In Preparation: Finding progressive political possibility in socio-technical transitions: Pacific Northwest electrical systems, 1880s-present. To be submitted to The Annals of the American Association of Geographers, October Vogel, Eve, In Preparation: Finding progressive possibility through historical-geographical research. To be submitted to Antipode: A Journal of Radical Geography. Vogel Eve In Preparation: The Regional Power of the Columbia: A Political and Environmental History, (Book manuscript in process)

3 Grants & Fellowships RiverSmart Communities: Supporting ecologically restorative flood prevention and remediation in New England. Integrated Research and Extension Project, UMass Amherst Center for Agriculture (with Christine Hatch, $109,665) Assessing River Basin Management and Regional Electric Power in the Columbia Basin, , Faculty Research Grant, University of Massachusetts ($14, 366) 2009 Summer Online Writing Fellowship, UMass Office of Faculty Development, July Eve Vogel Graduate Teaching Fellowships. Departments of Geography and Biology, University of Oregon, 16 quarters Environmental Protection Agency STAR Fellowship ($66,000 plus 3 years tuition) Awards & Honors 2006 E.V. and Nancy Melosi Travel Grant, American Society for Environmental History Annual Meeting Finalist, Graduate Teaching Award, University of Oregon, 2000 Presentations at professional meetings, conferences and colloquia 2012, May The politics and possibilities of electrical system transitions: Historical lessons from the Pacific Northwest. Invited lecture for faculty colloquium, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH. 2012, March (with Paul Hirt) Environmental and Democratic Influences on the Pacific Northwest Electric Power System. Annual Meeting of the American Society for Environmental History, Madison, WI. 2012, February Is There Room for Progressive Political Change, even in Large Technical Systems? How to Uncover Hope, through a History of Pacific Northwest Electrical Transitions. In self-organized session, Finding Progressive Possibility through Historical Research. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, New York City. 2011, October Divvying up the watershed: Inter-jurisdictional negotiations, distributive policy and Columbia River transformation, Invited talk, Environmental Conservation Department, UMass Amherst. 2011, June Networks of Progressive Possibility: Electric-social-environmental revolutions in the Pacific Northwest from the 1880s to the present. In co-organized session, Networks of sustainability: Examining & opening up the politics of power system transitions. Association for Environmental Studies and Sciences annual conference, Burlington, VT. 2011, April Divvying up the Watershed: Inter-Jurisdictional Negotiations, Distributive Policy and Columbia River Transformation, Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Seattle, WA. 2010, April Organizer and Panelist, The Political Geographies of River Basin Management, Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Washington, DC.

4 Eve Vogel 2010, March Protecting the Private (and Public?) Good through Public Power in the Postwar Pacific Northwest. Paper in co-organized session, Pacific Northwest Hydropower: Private Interests and the Public Interest. Annual Meeting of the American Society for Environmental History, Portland, OR. 2009, Oct Regionalizing Electric Power in the U.S. Pacific Northwest: Ideals, Consequences, and Politics. Paper in co-organized session, The Wired Northwest: Electric Power, Political Power, and Regionalization. Annual Meeting of the Western History Association, Denver, CO. 2009, Sept Regionalized industrialization of the Columbia River: Consequences and currents. Invited paper at The Industrialization of Rivers in Comparative Perspective, Shawnigan, Quebec. 2008, April Neoliberalizing a Public Resource: The Plan to Divvy up Federal Power in the Pacific Northwest. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Boston, MA. 2006, March Regionalizing the Columbia River during the New Deal. American Society for Environmental History Annual Meeting, Rivers Run Through Them: Landscapes in Environmental History. St. Paul, MN. 2005, Nov The Limits of Regional Natural Resource Institutions in Real-world Political and Economic Contexts: Lessons from the Bonneville Power Administration through World War II. Social Science History Association Annual Conference, Portland, OR. 2004, March The politics of regional conservation: Seventy years of Pacific Northwest environmental ideals, institutions and conflicts. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA. 2003, March Built by the BPA (and TVA): Integrated physical & social regions in real time (and real place). Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA. 2002, Sept : / Salmon & River Management in Japan: An Oregonian s perspective. National Fisheries Research Institute, Sapporo, Japan. 2002, August A short history of the decline and politically difficult recovery of Columbia River Basin Salmon. Japanese Salmonid Science Association Annual Meeting, Sapporo, Japan. 2002, April Inclusion of People, Interests, Species & Processes in the Columbia River Treaty and the Pacific Northwest Coordination Agreement: Lessons from an Early Skeleton of Columbia River Ecosystem Management. Western Division, American Fisheries Society and Sustainable Fisheries Foundation joint conference, Toward Ecosystem Management: Breaking Down the Barriers in the Columbia River Basin and Beyond, Spokane, WA. 2001, March Driving Ecosystem Management in the Lower Snake River: Geographical imaginations and politics in the inclusion of diverse social and ecological interests in natural resource management. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, New York, NY. 2000, Sept Driving Ecosystem Management in the Columbia Basin: Inclusion from Contention. Association of Pacific Coast Geographers Annual Conference, Arcata, CA

5 Teaching Experience Eve Vogel Advising Committee Chair Ted White, PhD expected December 2012: Seeds of a New Economy? Community Supported Agriculture's Impact on Diverse Economic Practices in the Pioneer Valley of Massachusetts Cordelia Sand, MS Janelle Cornwell, PhD completed July 2011: Subjects of Scale / Spaces of Possibility: Producing Co-operative Space in Theory and Enterprise Ethan Miller, MS completed February 2011: Rethinking Economy and Regional Development: Enabling Frameworks For Participatory Vision and Action Committee Member John Legrid, MA completed August 2010 Colleen Kelley, MA completed May 2009 Courses Taught by course, year, and institution 2012, 2009 The Human Landscape (Introduction to Human Geography). UMass Amherst (Geosci 102, Spring 2012, Spring and Fall 2009) 2011, 2010 Political Geography: States, territories, environment and development. UMass Amherst (Geosci 380/694, Spring) 2011 Water Geographies: Conflict and sustainability. UMass Amherst (Geosci 497/697, Spring) 2010 Rethinking Regional Development (faculty supervisor). UMass Amherst (Geosci 797, Fall) 2010 Geography, Policy and the Environment. UMass Amherst (Geosci 497E/697G, Fall) 2010 Geographical Theory and Analysis. UMass Amherst (Geosci 604, Fall) 2010, 2008 Rivers as Regions: Management, Geography, Politics (Graduate seminar) UMass Amherst (Geosci 694V, Fall 2008, Spring 2010) 2009 The Human Landscape (Introduction to Human Geography). UMass Amherst (Geosci 102, Spring and Fall) 2008, 2002 Geography, Law & the Environment. University of Oregon (Geog 463/563, Fall) 2005 Geography of East Asia. University of Oregon (Geog 205, Spring) 2004 Environment & Development. University of Oregon (Geog 465/565, Winter) 2003 Geography of Japan. Portland State University (Geog 453U/553, Spring, Fall) 2003 Resource Management. Portland State University (Geog 345U, Winter) 2003 Geography of World Affairs. Portland State University (Geog 350, Winter) Teaching Assistant General Biology I, University of Oregon (Bio 211, Cells, Fall), II (Bio 212, Organisms, Winter), III (Bio 213, Populations, Spring), 1998, 1999 Cultural Geography, University of Oregon (Geog 103, Fall 1998 and Spring 1999) 1999 Geography of the United States, University of Oregon (Geog 208, Winter)

6 Eve Vogel Professional Service Conference Session organizer Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, 2012, 2010 Association of Environmental Studies and Sciences, 2011 Annual Meeting of the American Society for Environmental History, 2012, 2010 Annual Meeting of the Western History Association, 2009 Proposal, Journal and Book Review National Science Foundation Geography and Spatial Sciences Pacific Historical Review Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences Water Alternatives Annals of the Association of American Geographers Review of Policy Research Departmental and University Service Search Committee member, Extension Assistant Professor in Water and Climate, Department of Geosciences, UMass Amherst Five College Sustainability Certificate, Development Committee, Five Colleges, Amherst, MA UMass Masters in Sustainability, Faculty Taskforce Member, UMass Amherst Environmental Geography, Planning Committee, Department of Geosciences, UMass Amherst Executive & Personnel Committee, Department of Geosciences, UMass Amherst Search Committee member, China Geography Faculty Position, University of Oregon Search Committee member, Physical Geography Faculty Position, University of Oregon Professional affiliations 1998-present 1999-present 2006-present 2008-present 2010-present Association of American Geographers Association of Pacific Coast Geographers American Society for Environmental History Western History Association Association for Environmental Sciences and Studies New England St. Lawrence Valley Geographical Society Languages: Fluent in Spanish, proficient in Japanese