Cheryl Lynn Crane Department of Sociology University of Louisville 103 Lutz Hall Louisville, KY

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1 Cheryl Lynn Crane Department of Sociology 103 Lutz Hall Louisville, KY EDUCATION (exp.) Ph.D., Applied Sociology, ABD; Internship completed, Dissertation: Mothering Like a White Woman : Good mothering across race, class, and family structure Committee: Karen Christopher (chair), Gül Aldikaçti Marshall, Patricia Gagné, Robin Högnäs, and Nancy Theriot (Women and Gender Studies) Comprehensive Examinations: Social Movements Theory; Feminist Theory; Qualitative Methodology; Motherhood/Mothering M.A., Human Geography, University of Washington, Seattle Thesis: Therapeutic Landscapes: A case study of feminist health care Committee: Lucy Jarosz (chair), Richard Morrill B.A. with Honors, Human Geography, University of Washington, Seattle Honors Thesis: Why Abortion Rates Vary in the U.S. AREAS OF INTEREST Race, Gender, and Class/Intersectionality; Collective Behavior and Social Movements; Feminist Theories; Inequality, Poverty, and Movement; Family; Resistance and Social Change; Motherhood, Birth, and Reproduction. ACADEMIC POSITIONS Graduate Teaching Assistant Department of Sociology, University Fellow School of Interdisciplinary Graduate Studies, 2004 Instructor, World Geography Red Rocks Community College, Lakewood, Colorado 2002 Instructor, Human Geography Green River Community College, Auburn, Washington Research Assistant, Dean of Instruction Highline Community College, Des Moines, Washington Graduate Teaching Assistant, Department of Geography University of Washington, Seattle Director, Writing Center, Department of Geography University of Washington, Seattle

2 TEACHING EXPERIENCE Independent Courses: Introduction to Sociology Social Problems Diversity & Inequality Social Theory (Classical and Contemporary) Red Rocks Community College (Lakewood, Colorado) Independent Course: Introduction to World Geography Green River Community College (Auburn, Washington) Independent Course: Introduction to Geography Teaching Assistantships (University of Washington, Seattle) Courses: Introduction to Human Geography, Prof. Michael Brown Introduction to Human Geography, Prof. Stephen Frenkel PUBLICATIONS Manuscripts in Preparation Crane, Cheryl. (To be submitted to Family Relations). Mothers Helping Mothers: How race and class affect peer-based maternal support. Crane, Cheryl and Gül Aldikaçti Marshall. (In process). Helping them find that voice : Privilege, power, and supporting mothers through collective action. Högnäs, Robin S. and Cheryl Crane. (In process). We All Need Somebody to Lean On : Maternal Social Support and Child Wellbeing. Bergman, Mathew J., Jacob Gross, and Cheryl Crane. (In process). I Don t Know How She Does It : An Examination of Variables that Impact Working Mothers Ability to Complete Baccalaureate Degrees. Högnäs, Robin S. and Cheryl Crane. (In process). A Transmission of Intensive Mothering across Class Lines?: Exploring Adaptation and Resistance of Middle-Class Parenting Practices among At-Risk Families. Other Publications Crane, Cheryl L Taking the Pulse: Women s health care doesn t just mean offering OB/GYN services anymore. Puget Sound Business Journal. PROGRAM EVALUATION Mama to Mama, Louisville, Kentucky The Best Intentions: A Program Evaluation of Mama to Mama s Prenatal/Postpartum Wellness and Peer Support Groups Program. A formative program evaluation of programing for new and expecting mothers in at-risk communities. Incorporated parenting self-efficacy; post-partum wellness; and sense of community instruments; pre- and post-test topic-based surveys; and extensive participant observation. CV of Cheryl Crane, January

3 SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS, & AWARDS Awards and Scholarships Graduate Teaching Assistantship (full tuition and stipend), UofL 2016 Publishing Academy Graduate Teaching Assistant Academy University Fellowship (full tuition and stipend), UofL 2015 Graduate Student Council, Conference Travel Grant, UofL 2015 Selected as a Faculty Mentor for Red & Black Scholar reception recognizing student athletes with cumulative GPA of 3.25 or higher 2014 Graduate Student Council, Research Grant, UofL 2014 Graduate Student Council, Conference Travel Grant, UofL 2014 Graduate Student Union, Conference Travel Grant, UofL 2013 Graduate Student Council, Conference Travel Grant, UofL 2002 Society of Professional Journalists, Western Washington chapter, Excellence in Journalism 1998 Distinguished Teaching Assistant, Department of Geography, UW Graduate Teaching Assistantship (full tuition and stipend), UW 1997 Glenda Laws Undergraduate Award, Urban Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers Federal Grants* Retired & Senior Volunteer Program/Corporation for National & Community Service ($99,740 per year for two years, on behalf of Eagle County Health & Human Services) Federal Community Block Grant, Jefferson County, Colo. ($25,000 per year for two years, on behalf of Refugee & Asylee Programs, Lutheran Family Services of the Rockies) Office of Refugee Resettlement/Department of Health and Human Services ($119,688 per year for three years, on behalf of Refugee & Asylee Programs, Lutheran Family Services of the Rockies) *Funding secured and managed to launch or renew program and operating support for nonprofit organizations. Private Grants* Private/corporate donation support of various nonprofit programming ($3M+) Corporate/private foundation support of multiple sclerosis programming ($1.2M+) *Funding secured and managed to launch or renew program and operating support for nonprofit organizations. PRESENTATIONS Conference Panels 2016 Do community programs make "better" mothers? (Panel organizer and presenter). Annual Meeting of the Sociologists for Women in Society. Memphis, Tennessee Best practices for advocacy. (Panel chair and presenter). Lutheran Immigration & Refugee Service, Immigration Management Project Advocacy and Networking Conference. Milwaukee, Wisconsin Conference Papers 2015 The Best Intentions: Helping at-risk mothers. Annual Meeting of the Sociologists for Women in Society. Washington, D.C Women, Birth, and Resistance: Emerging Research. Annual Meeting of the Sociologists for Women in Society. Nashville, Tennessee 2013 Birth in the Bluegrass: Emerging Research. Annual Meeting of the Mid-South Sociological Association. Atlanta, Georgia CV of Cheryl Crane, January

4 Conference Presentations and Workshops 2010 Overcoming fundraising obstacles for academic libraries. Academic Library Advancement and Development Network (ALADN) Annual Conference, Santa Monica, California 2005 Team approach to volunteer management and best practices. The Corporation for National and Community Service, Colorado Senior Corps Grantees Annual Conference, Denver, Colorado 2005 Cultural diversity and increasing cultural competency. The Literacy Project, Cultural Diversity Training for Volunteers, Avon, Colorado 2004 Local advocacy efforts and best practices. Lutheran Immigration & Refugee Service, Immigration Management Project Advocacy and Networking Conference, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 2004 Advocacy efforts and best practices for serving refugees and asylees. Lutheran Services in America National Conference, Chicago, Illinois 2004 Working with refugees and asylees as social work practitioners in the human service arena. Metropolitan State College, Practices in Social Work course. Denver, Colorado 2003 Identifying and service victims of human trafficking. Global Trafficking in Humans, International Conference, Denver, Colorado 2003 Working with refugees and asylees as social work practitioners in the human service arena. Metropolitan State College, Practices in Social Work course. Denver, Colorado ACADEMIC SERVICE Secretary, Sociology Graduate Student Association Student representative to faculty meetings, Sociology Graduate Student Association Student co-representative to faculty meetings, Sociology Graduate Student Assoc Reviewer, Contemporary Journal of Anthropology and Sociology, Ryan Schroeder, editor Graduate Student Senate Representative, Geography, University of Washington MEMBERSHIP American Sociological Association Society for the Study of Social Problems Sociologists for Women in Society 2012-present 2012-present 2013-present PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Certified Fundraising Executive, CFRE International 2004 Board of Immigration Appeals accredited representative, BIA 2003 The Grantsmanship Center, Inc. RELATED PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Director of Advancement, Kentucky Science Center, Louisville, Kentucky Director of Development, University Libraries,, Kentucky Director of Development, Can Do Multiple Sclerosis, Edwards, Colorado Director, Retired & Senior Volunteer Program federal grant, Health & Human Services, Eagle, Colorado Community Services Administrator, Refugee & Asylee Program, Lutheran Family Services of the Rockies, Denver, Colorado Research Director, Puget Sound Business Journal, Seattle, Washington COMMUNITY SERVICE 2013-present Advisory Board Member, Camp Piomingo, YMCA Greater Louisville, Kentucky 2008 Executive Board Member, Eagle Valley Child Care Association, Vail, Colorado CV of Cheryl Crane, January

5 REFERENCES Karen Christopher Associate Professor, Sociology and Gender & Women s Studies k.christopher@louisville.edu Patricia Gagné Professor, Sociology University of Louisville gagne@louisville.edu Gül Aldikaçti Marshall Associate Professor, Sociology gul.marshall@louisville.edu CV of Cheryl Crane, January