Carolyn Pinedo Turnovsky University of Washington Box Seattle, WA (206)

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1 Carolyn Pinedo Turnovsky University of Washington Box Seattle, WA (206) University of Washington, Seattle Assistant Professor, Fall present. Joint appointment in the Department of American Ethnic Studies and Law, Societies and Justice Program. University of California, Santa Barbara Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, Winter 2007-Spring 2011 Faculty Affiliate, Department of Chicana and Chicano Studies, Winter 2008-Spring 2011 Education Ph.D. in Sociology, City University of New York, The Graduate Center, M.A. in Sociology, City University of New York, Queens College, B.A. in Sociology, Columbia College, Columbia University, Book Project Daily Labors. Marketing Identity and Bodies on a New York City Street Corner. Publications Curry, Sarah, Kendra Anderson, Angelina Snodgrass Godoy and Carolyn Pinedo Turnovsky. The Growing Human Rights Crisis Along Washington s Northern Border. Report prepared for OneAmerica. Seattle, WA: OneAmerica, formerly Hate Free Zone In the Shadows of Paradise. Testimonies from the Undocumented Immigrant Community in Santa Barbara. Santa Barbara, CA: PUEBLO Education Fund. (Co-contributor with PUEBLO Education Fund on book of testimonies of undocumented persons living in Santa Barbara County.) A la parada: the Social Practices of Men on a Street Corner. Social Text, Fall, 24(88): Ethics on the Corner, Greater Good Magazine, Greater Good Science Center, UC Berkeley, Spring/Summer Making the Queue: Latino Day Laborers in New York s Street Corner Labor Markets. Working Paper Series, No. 98. San Diego: Center for Comparative Immigration Studies, University of California, San Diego Subjects for Anonymous Reasons: A Study of a Day Labor Community in Post 9/11, New York City. Report prepared for the Russell Sage Foundation. New York, NY: Russell Sage Foundation, Working Group on the Social Effects of September 11th in New York City.

2 Works Submitted Networks of help and hindrance. Social Ties among Undocumented Immigrants. Submission to Latino Studies. Entre nosotros. Day labor Rules and Order on the Street Corner. Submission to Law and Social Inquiry. Works in Progress Papers? I can get them, but sometimes, it s better not to have them. Book Reviews Review of Immigrant Women Workers in the Neoliberal Age, Nilda Flores-Gonzalez, Anna Romina Guevarra, Maura Toro-Morn, and Grace Chang. Forthcoming in Contemporary Sociology. Courses University of Washington LSJ 329 Immigration, Citizenship and Rights LSJ 491 Special Topics in Rights. Working Immigrants: Labor and Legality AES/SOC 461 Comparative Ethnic and Race Relations in the Americas (undergraduate + graduate students) AES 498 Special Topics: Latinas, Chicanas and Labor (undergraduate and graduate students) CHSTU 342 Working Latinas/os CHSTU 352 Latina/o Migrations: A Comparative Analysis. HUMA 498 Summer Institute in the Arts and Humanities A&B: Borderlands: Power, Place, & Difference UCSB, Department of Sociology Contemporary Themes in Race and Migration (graduate) Field Research Methods A (graduate) Field Research Methods B (graduate) Latinas/os and Immigration (undergraduate) Women and Work (undergraduate) Awards Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies, Washington State Labor Research Grant ($3,750 award) for study: Documenting identity erasing the boundaries between citizens and non-citizens, Spring ISBER Collaborative Research Initiative Grant, Criminal Justice, Racial Democracy, and Civic Participation, UC Santa Barbara, Co-PIs were Nikki Jones and Victor Rios (UCSB Sociology). Collaborators include: Scott Brooks (UC Riverside), Alexes Harris (University of Washington), Leslie Paik (City University of New York), Evelyn Patterson (Pennsylvania State University) and Geoff Ward (Northeastern University). Nomination for Academic Senate Distinguished Teaching Award, UCSB, Research Grant, Immigrant Communities and Families Working Group at the UCSB Chicano Studies, Co-PIs at UCSB were Richard Duran (Education), Juan Vicente Palerm (Anthropology), Laura Romo (Education) and Denise Segura (Sociology).

3 Instructional Improvement Grant for Chicana/o and Latina/o Sociology Curriculum, UCSB Worked with two colleagues on revising and developing department s undergraduate curriculum in Chicana/o and Latina/o Sociology. University of California President s Postdoctoral Fellowship, Center for the Study of Urban Poverty, UCLA, Invited Talks and Presentations (select list) Panelist, Redefining Worker Power, in Working Democracy conference, organized by the Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies, UW, April 25, Panelist, 2013 Northwest Folklife Festival, Immigration and Work in Washington State: Historical Perspectives, Current Realities, May 24, Strategies of the Transnational Family and Nation. Panelist, Author Meets the Critics on Joanna Dreby s Divided by Borders. Mexican Migrants and their Children. Pacific Sociological Association, Sanctioned Bodies and Day Labor: Reports from the Corner. Immigration Speaker Series, California State University-San Marcos, February 12, Panelist in Crossing Borders, Crossing Movements: The Struggle for Immigrant Workers Rights in Southern California and Beyond, conference organized by The Labor Studies Program at UC Riverside, May 22, Panelist in Critical Issues in America Series on Race, Place and Power organized by Professors George Lipsitz and Clyde Woods, Department of Black Studies, UC Santa Barbara, April 16, Panelist in mini-conference on The 40 th Anniversary of Tally s Corner/Elliot Liebow - Changes on the Corner: the Life of the Inner City Poor 40 Years Later, Eastern Sociological Society, New York, NY, February Observing Rules and Challenges in Organizing Day Labor. Alma and Clifford Pearson Distinguished Speakers Series, California Lutheran University, March 6, Conferences and Presentations (select list) Entre nosotros. Street Work and the Organization of Informal Work, American Sociological Association, San Francisco, CA, August We re all Mexicans, here. Identity Strategies among Day Laborers in New York City, Latina/o Studies Association, Chicago, IL, July Day Labor Rules and Order on the Street Corner, Law and Society Association, Minneapolis, MN, May Understanding Immigrant Labor. Pacific Sociological Association, Portland, OR, March 2014.

4 Chair and Discussant for two panels at the 2012 Pacific Sociological Association meetings in San Diego, CA: Citizenship Practices, Rights and Identity and Fieldwork and Ethnography. Street-Corner Citizenship. Examining Cultural Citizenship among Undocumented Migrant Men. Contesting the Streets. Vending, Open-Air Markets, and Public Space, UCLA, May 14-16, Changing Gendered Lives among Latino Day Laborers. American Sociological Association, New York, NY, August Workplace Rules and Everyday Challenges in Day Labor. Eastern Sociological Society, Philadelphia, PA, March Work in Brooklyn, Live in Queens, Home is Mexico: Social Ties among Latino Day Laborers. American Studies Association, Washington D.C., November Hola amiga! Identity Roles and the Experience of Gender and Culture in the Field. American Sociological Association, San Francisco, CA, August Service and Professional Activities Graduate Student Committees - PhD Degree: University of Washington: Marcela Garcia-Castanon, Political Science, defended June 2013 Raul Garcia, Anthropology, current member Melissa Guzman, Sociology, defended September 2014 Greg Prieto, Sociology, Brooke Neely, Sociology, defended June 2011 Helene Lee, Sociology, defended December 2008 Xuan Santos, Sociology, Sean Crotty, San Diego State University, Geography, defended August 2012 Andrea Paula González, Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios Superiores en Antropología Social, defended Graduate Student Committees - MA Degree: Melissa Guzman, Sociology, defended August 2010 Ali Hendley, Sociology, defended Sept 2009 Francisco J. Fuentes, Chicana and Chicano Studies, defended June Undergraduate Student Committees: Henendina Tavares, AES Honors Thesis, Chair; Elke Hautala, Senior Thesis, CHID Isaura Jimenez, AES Honors Thesis. 2013, Henedina Tavares, Alejandra Juliette Olivos, Faculty Mentor for Undergraduate Research Symposium 2011, Elizabeth Ramirez Arreola, Faculty Mentor for Undergraduate Research Symposium

5 Department Committees: University of Washington: LSJ Executive Committee, , LSJ Undergraduate Major Admissions Committee, Winter 2012, Spring 2012, Winter 2013, Winter 2014 AES Graduation Program Committee, Diversity, Equity, and Affirmative Action, Chair, , Undergraduate Program Committee, Member, Colloquium Committee, Member, Campus Service and Activities, UW: Reviewer, Royalty Research Fund, Spring 2013 Reviewer, OMAD GO! and Fritz study abroad applications, Spring 2013, Fall 2011 Member, Relational Poverty Network, Spring present Faculty Associate, The Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies, Winter present Member, Women Investigating Race, Ethnicity and Difference (WIRED), Fall present Member, Latino/a Faculty Staff Association, and Latina Faculty and Professional Staff, Fall present Latin American and Caribbean Studies Program, Executive Committee, Invited Faculty Participant, Sixth Annual Latino Student Union Networking Night, Winter 2012 Campus Committees, Service and Activities, UCSB: UC Center for New Racial Studies, UCSB Campus Faculty Affiliate, Center for the Study of Work, Labor, and Democracy, Member, Department of History, Immigration Studies Group, Member, Chicano Studies Institute, Profession: Program Committee Member, 2012 Pacific Sociological Association Council Member, Latino/a Sociology Section, American Sociological Association, Faculty member of American Sociological Association, Pacific Sociological Association, Latina/o Studies Association and Law and Society Association. Manuscript reviewer for American Journal of Sociology, Culture Health and Sexuality, International Journal of Sociology and Anthropology, Qualitative Sociology, Rural Sociology, Social Justice, Social Problems, Sociological Perspectives, Spaces for Difference: an Interdisciplinary Journal and City University of New York Research Grants.