Professor of Practice, Labor Relations Research Center/Department of Sociology, University of Massachusetts - Amherst (2013- ).

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1 Last updated: July 2013 APPOINTMENT CLARE HAMMONDS Labor Center/ University of Massachusetts - Amherst 609 Thompson Hall, Amherst MA chammonds@soc.umass.edu Professor of Practice, Labor Relations Research Center/, University of Massachusetts - Amherst (2013- ). EDUCATION PhD Sociology,, Waltham, MA, expected August Dissertation Title: (RE)Valuing Care: Union Organizing in Paid Care Work Committee members: Karen V. Hansen (chair), David Cunningham and Carmen Sirianni MS Labor Studies, University of Massachusetts - Amherst, MA, Thesis Title: Family Child-Care Providers and the Art of Empowerment Advisor: Eve Weinbaum BS Industrial and Labor Relations, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, RESEARCH INTERESTS Labor and Labor Movements Gender, Race & Class Qualitative Methods Social Movements Care Work Work and Occupations PUBLICATIONS Strategies of Emotion Management: Not Just On, but Off the Job, with Professor Wendy Cadge, Nursing Inquiry. May Counting Care Work: Measuring and Making the Case for Paid and Unpaid Care Work in One US State, with Randy Albelda and Mignon Duffy, Social Problems. May Volume 60, Number 2. Reconsidering Detached Concern: The Case of Intensive Care Nurses, with Professor Wendy Cadge, Perspectives on Biology and Medicine Volume 55, Number 2, pp Review of To Right These Wrongs: The North Carolina Fund and the Battle to End Poverty and Inequality in the 1960s America by Robert R. Korstad and James L. Leloudis, Left History Volume 15, Number 1. Placing a Value on Care Work with Randy Albelda, Mignon Duffy, Nancy Folbre & Jooyeoun Suh, Communities and Banking, Winter 2010, 6-9.

2 Children are my Passion : Motivations in Care Worker Unionization invited chapter in Caring on the Clock: Complexities and Contradictions in Paid Care Work. Ed. Mignon Duffy, Amy Armenia and Clare Stacey (forthcoming). AWARDS/GRANTS 2012 Andrew W. Mellon Dissertation Year Fellowship ($24,000) 2012 Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Summer Research Funding ($3,000) 2011, University Prize Instructorship 2010 United Association of Labor Educators, New Generation Award for Best Student Paper 2010 United Association of Labor Educators, Student Travel Scholarship 2009, GSAS, Outstanding Teaching Fellow Award 2009, Karpf & Hahn Peace Endowment Peace Award ($675) 2008, Dept. of Sociology, Outstanding Teaching Fellow Award 2004 Recipient of the Cornell University Ploscowe Scholarship CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS / INVITED LECTURES 2013 Children are my Passion : Motivations in Care Worker Unionization, Eastern Sociological Society Meetings, Boston, MA Activism in Social Service Work: The Case of Early Childhood Educators, United Association of Labor Educators (UALE), Toronto, ON Child Care Crisis? Framing the Problem, Work and Family Researcher Network Inaugural Conference, New York, NY Social Service Bureaucracy in Care Worker Organizing, United Association of Labor Educators (UALE), Pittsburg, PA 2012 Organizing Care Workers: Understanding the Role of Existing Social Service Agencies, Eastern Sociological Society Meeting, New York, NY An Occupation Reborn? Domestic Service at the Dawn of the Twenty First Century, with Professor Mignon Duffy, American Sociological Association, Las Vegas, NV 2011 From Sit-Down Strikes to Corporate Campaigns: Changing Tactics in the US Labor Movement Guest Lecture in Protests, Politics and Change: Social Movements course,, Waltham, MA. Hammonds C.V. 2

3 2011 Gender, Ethnicity and Citizenship in the Upper Midwest, : Reconsidering Theories of Naturalization, with Professor Karen V. Hansen, Eastern Sociological Society Meeting, Philadelphia, PA Unionization of Family Childcare providers in the U.S.: Assessing the Effects, New Voices in Labour Studies, Toronto, ON Civil Rights Contention and School Desegregation in Mississippi, with Professor David Cunningham and Rebecca Sniderman, American Sociological Association, Atlanta, GA Family Child-Care Providers and the Creation of a Collective Identity, United Association of Labor Educators Conference, San Diego, CA Women Leaders and the Creation of an SMO: Findings from a Clerical Workers Movement, Eastern Sociological Society Meeting, Boston, MA Women s Citizenship, Political Mobilization, and the Nonpartisan League in North Dakota, with Professor Karen V. Hansen,, Rural Women s Studies Association, Bloomington, IN Professional Emotional Management Off the Job: The Case of Intensive Care Nurses, with Professor Wendy Cadge, American Sociological Association, San Francisco, CA Erasing the Political Edge?: Gender, Race-Ethnicity, Anti-capitalism, and the Nonpartisan League, , with Professor Karen V. Hansen, American Sociological Association, San Francisco, CA Did Serfdom Save the Women s Movement?: A Macrosociological Analysis of Domestic Service at the Dawn of the Twenty-First Century, with Professor Mignon Duffy, Carework Conference, San Francisco, CA Unionizing Family Child-Care Providers: An Evaluation of the Legal Strategies, United Association of Labor Educators Conference, Minneapolis, MN Gender and Union Organizing: The Interview Process, Guest Lecture in Methods of Social Inquiry course,, Waltham, MA. TEACHING EXPERIENCE Courses Taught: 2012 Sociology of Social Movements,, Waltham, MA 2012 Gender and Care Work in the US,, Waltham, MA 2012, 2011 Sociology of Work: Human Resources (online), SUNY Empire State College 2012, 2011 Collective Bargaining in the Public Sector (online), SUNY Empire State College Hammonds C.V. 3

4 2011, 2012 Corporations, Bureaucracy and Labor Policy (online), SUNY Empire State College 2011 Sociology of Gender and Work,, Waltham, MA 2011 Current Issues Facing Labor (online), SUNY Empire State College 2011 Policy Formation in Unions (online), SUNY Empire State College 2010, 2011 Current Development in Collective Bargaining (online), SUNY Empire State College 2010 Political Sociology (independent study), SUNY Empire State College Courses Assisted: 2010 War and Possibilities of Peace,, Waltham, MA 2010 Order and Change in Society,, Waltham, MA 2009 War and Possibilities of Peace,, Waltham, MA 2009 Applied Research Methods,, Waltham, MA 2008 Order and Change in Society,, Waltham, MA 2008 Methods of Social Inquiry,, Waltham, MA 2007 Order and Change in Society,, Waltham, MA 2007 Labor and Work in US, UMass-Amherst, Amherst, MA 2006 Women and Work,, Amherst, MA ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES/PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Memberships: 2008-Present American Sociological Association (ASA) Labor and Employment Relations Association (LERA) United Association of Labor Educators (UALE) Sociologists for Women in Society (SWS) Society for the Study of Social Problems (SSSP) Eastern Sociological Society (ESS) Service: 2012 Student Representative, ASA section on Labor and Labor Movements 2011 Rapid Response Working Group Member, Labor Research and Action Network (LRAN) 2011 Awards Committee (Outstanding Book Award), ASA section on Labor and Labor Movements 2010 Program Coordinator, Eastern Sociological Society Annual Meeting 2010, Boston, MA 2008 Representative, Graduate Committee, Dept. of Sociology, 2008 Senator, Graduate Student Senate, 2007 Trustee, United Auto Workers, Local 2322 Hammonds C.V. 4

5 ADDITIONAL RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Researcher, Massachusetts Early Childhood Educators Union (MECEU), Springfield, MA Research Assistant, Karen V. Hansen, Professor of Sociology,, Waltham, MA Research Assistant, Mignon Duffy, Assistant Professor of Sociology, UMass-Lowell, Lowell, MA Research Assistant, David Cunningham, Associate Professor of Sociology, Brandeis University, Waltham, MA Research Assistant, Carmen Sirianni, Professor of Scoiology,, Waltham, MA Research Assistant, Wendy Cadge, Associate Professor of Sociology, Brandeis University, Waltham, MA. REFEREES Prof. Karen V. Hansen Prof. David Cunningham phone: phone: MS 071 MS 071 Waltham, MA Waltham, MA Prof. Carmen Sirianni Prof. Mignon Duffy phone: phone: University of Massachusetts MS 071 Coburn Hall 404J Hammonds C.V. 5