Curriculum Vitae Heidi Reynolds-Stenson Social Sciences 400, Tucson, AZ 85721

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1 Curriculum Vitae Heidi Reynolds-Stenson Social Sciences 400, Tucson, AZ E DUCATION University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona PhD in Sociology Dissertation: Repression Management Strategies of Activists Committee: Jennifer Earl (Chair), Robin Stryker, Jane Zavisca PhD Expected May 2016 University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona Masters of Arts in Sociology Graduated May 2012 Grand Valley State University, Allendale, Michigan Bachelor of Arts: Sociology with Spanish cognate Graduated April 2008 Warren Wilson College, Swannanoa, North Carolina Major: Anthropology/Sociology, Minors: Women s Studies and Economics Attended R ESEARCH A REAS social movements sociology of culture law and society P EER- R EVIEWED P UBLICATIONS Ring-Ramirez, Misty, Heidi Reynolds-Stenson, and Jennifer Earl Culturally Constrained Contention: Mapping the Meaning Structure of the Repertoire of Contention. Mobilization 19(4): O THER P UBLICATIONS Reynolds-Stenson, Heidi and Jennifer Earl. April The Whole World is Texting. Mobilizing Ideas. Stryker, Robin and Heidi Reynolds-Stenson Series of Research Briefs on Civil Engagement and Discourse Online. National Institute for Civil Discourse. 1

2 P RESENTATIONS Frederico, Krista, Heidi Reynolds-Stenson, and Robin Stryker. Family Responsibilities Discrimination and the Transformation of Meaning across Overlapping Organizational Fields. American Sociological Association Annual Meeting Summer 2014 (Organizations, Occupations and Work Section Session "Work & Family: New Challenges, New Directions."). Ring-Ramirez, Misty, Heidi Reynolds-Stenson, and Jennifer Earl. Culturally Constrained Contention: Mapping the Meaning Structure of the Repertoire of Contention. American Sociological Association Annual Meeting Summer 2014 (Collective Behavior and Social Movements Section Session). Reynolds-Stenson, Heidi. Relational Formal Models: New Tools for Investigating Intersectionality. American Sociological Association Annual Meeting Summer 2013 (Regular Session on Feminist Methods). Reynolds-Stenson, Heidi. Not in Our Neighborhood: Understanding the Power Dynamics and Popular Discourse of Community Policing in Grand Rapids, Michigan Grand Valley State University Student Scholarship Day R ESEARCH E XPERIENCE Research Assistant for Dr. Jennifer Earl, January 2012-present Lead Lab Manager for Police Professionalism and Changing Protest Policing Protocols, (funded by National Science Foundation) Lab Manager for Collective Action Dynamics in the U.S., (funded by National Science Foundation) Lab Member of Youth Activism Project (funded by the McArthur Foundation) Institute for Women s Policy Research Washington, DC Research Intern, May 2011-August 2011 Research Assistant for Dr. Robin Stryker, August 2010-May 2011 National Homeless Street Count Tucson, Arizona Enumerator, Winter 2010 &

3 Warren Wilson College Social Science Research Crew Research Assistant, T EACHING E XPERIENCE & T RAINING Certificate in College Teaching, University of Arizona (in progress) Graduate Student Advisor, Alternative Spring Break 2014 Helped plan and lead educational service trip of 13 undergraduates to Sacramento, California, to serve with Habitat for Humanity Led reflective discussions and activities about issues related to poverty and affordable housing Graduate Instructor Summer 2012 Prepared and taught course on Social Issues in America Graduate Teaching Assistant August 2011-December 2011 Assisted Dr. Kathleen Schwartzman with Latin America, Globalization and Development P ROFESSIONAL AND D EPARTMENTAL S ERVICE Executive Committee, University of Arizona School of Sociology Elected Committee Representative Faculty Recruitment Committee, University of Arizona School of Sociology Elected Committee Representative Graduate Studies Committee, University of Arizona School of Sociology Elected Committee Representative Undergraduate Studies Committee, University of Arizona School of Sociology Elected Committee Representative Feminist Theory Group, University of Arizona School of Sociology Member Co-Chair Academic Mentorship and Support Initiative, U. of Arizona School of Sociology Facilitator (2014-present) 3

4 Graduate and Professional Student Council, University of Arizona Travel Grant Judge November 2014 P ROFESSIONAL A SSOCIATIONS American Sociological Association (ASA) E XTERNAL G RANTS & F ELLOWSHIPS U NDER R EVIEW Horowitz Dissertation Grant, Horowitz Foundation, $7,500, submitted January 2015 Dissertation Research Improvement Grant, National Science Foundation, $12,000, submitted November 2014 PEO Scholars Program, PEO International, $15,000, submitted October 2014 I NTERNAL G RANTS & F ELLOWSHIPS R ECEIVED SBSRI Dissertation Grant, Social and Behavior Sciences Research Institute, University of Arizona, 2015, $1958 GPSC Research Grant, Graduate and Professional Student Council, University of Arizona, 2015, $1279 Graduate and Professional Student Council Travel Grant, University of Arizona September, 2014, $493 Graduate College Fellowship, University of Arizona R EFERENCES Jennifer Earl (Chair), Professor, School of Sociology, , jenniferearl@ .arizona.edu Robin Stryker, Professor, School of Sociology , rstryker@ .arizona.edu Jane Zavisca, Professor, School of Sociology , janez@ .arizona.edu 4

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