CURRICULUM VITAE LAURA ANN LOGIE, PHD University of Maryland Consortium on Race, Gender and Ethnicity www.crge.umd.edu 1208 Cole Student Activities Building College Park, MD 20742 (301) 405-1651 (301) 405-2868 Fax llogie@umd.edu EDUCATION 2008 PhD University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland Women s Studies (Discipline- Public Health) DISSERTATION An Intersectional Gaze at Latinidad: Gender, Nation and Self-Perceived Health Status 2003 MA University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland Women s Studies (Discipline- Public Health) THESIS Reframing One s Self, One s Role and Identity: Health Disparities and Lived Experience among Women with Chronic Conditions 1995 BSEd George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia Health Education & Promotion Minor in Women s Studies 1990 AAS Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia General Studies Specialization in Emergency Medicine Technology RESEARCH INTERESTS Access to health care; community and family health; wellness; diversity, organizational health factors and behaviors; health disparities; qualitative research methods; survey methodology PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS 2007-Present Assistant Director, (2008-present) Research Faculty (2008-present) Interim Assistant Director, (2007-2008) Consortium on Race, Gender and Ethnicity, University of Maryland, College Park 1
2008-Present Affiliate Faculty, Department of Women s Studies University of Maryland, College Park, MD. 2000-2007 Graduate Research Assistant, (2000-2003) Teaching Assistant, (2003-2005) Instructor, (2007-2008) Department of Women s Studies University of Maryland, College Park, MD. 1998-2000 Research Director Latino Child Health & Policy, Center for Child Welfare, New Century College Social Work Program, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA. 1996-1998 Vice President, Raising Hispanic Academic Achievement Latino Girls Director John F. Kennedy High School, Chevy Chase, MD. 1994-1996 Research Associate, Center for Child Welfare, College of Nursing and Health Science, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA. 1982-1994 Wide-ranging experiences in patient healthcare, advanced cardiac life support monitoring, emergency medical response in both hospital and transport settings, and radiological assistance. TEACHING EXPERIENCE Courses Taught Introduction to Women s Studies: Women and Society (Fall 2003-Spring 2005) Women s Studies: Gender & Sociology (Fall 2006-Spring 2008) Freshman Connection: Women s Studies: Women, Art & Culture (Fall 2009) Interdisciplinary Seminar (Fall 2007-present) Courses Assisted Introduction to Women s Studies: Women and Society (2003) Inequalities in Women's Health by Race, Ethnicity and Class (2006) Women s Studies Colloquium, (2009) Qualitative and Quantitative Feminist Methodologies, (2008) PUBLICATIONS Zambrana, R.E. & Logie, L.A. (2000). Latino Child Health: Need for Inclusion in US National Discourse. American Journal of Public Health, 90(12): 1827-1833. Zambrana, R.E. & Logie, L.A. (2001). Hispanic Child Health Issues Are Key to Achieving National Goals, BioMedicina, 4(1): 12-15. 2
Zambrana, R.E. & Logie, L.A. (2001). Low-Income Women, Children and Families: Health and Social Well-Being, Connections, (Spring, 2001). Consortium on Race, Gender and Ethnicity. Logie, L.A. (2003). Reframing One s Self, One s Role and Identity: Health Disparities and Lived Experience among Women with Chronic Conditions, Unpublished Master Degree Thesis. Logie, L.A. (2003). Book Review: The Women s Health Movement: Into Our Own Hands. Sandra Morgen, 2002, Rutgers University Press in Connections, (Spring, 2003). Consortium on Race, Gender and Ethnicity. Carter-Pokras O, & Zambrana R.E., Poppell, C. Logie, L.A., Guerrero-Preston R. (2007). The Environmental Health of Latino Children. Journal of Pediatric Health Care, 21,307-314. Logie, L.A. (2008). An Intersectional Gaze at Latinidad, Nation, Gender and Self-Perceived Health Status, Doctoral Dissertation, University of Maryland Library Systems. Zambrana, R. E. & Logie, L.A. (2009). Changing the Face of America: US Latino Families in Transformation. Fact sheet prepared for the Council on Contemporary Families. Logie, L.A. (2009). Research Report: An Intersectional Gaze. Research Connections, (Spring, 2009). Consortium on Race, Gender and Ethnicity. PRESENTATIONS Feminization of Poverty: Women, Work and Welfare. Academy of the Holy Cross, Kensington, MD-April 11, 2000. Moderator, Cultural Scripts of Sexuality and Identity: Perspectives from African American and Chicano/a Communities. National Women s Studies Association, Las Vegas, NV-June 15, 2002. The New View of Women s Sexual Problems: Medicalization of Women s Bodies. University of Maryland, College Park, MD-May 13, 2003. Moderator, Queering Language in Academic Spaces. Dangerous Places, Potential Spaces: Emerging Feminist Connections & Activisms in Local & Global Contexts Conference. University of Maryland, College Park, MD-May 25, 2006. Selected Health Care Factors among Central and South American Immigrants in Montgomery County, Maryland. Latino Health Initiative of the Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services, Silver Spring, MD-February 9, 2008. Health Care Factors Most Likely to Predict Self-Perceived Health Status among Central and South American Immigrants. American Public Health Association, Philadelphia, PA-November 9, 2009. 3
Assessing Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) Use among Central and South American Immigrants. Poster Session. American Public Health Association, Philadelphia, PA- November 10, 2009. An Intersectional Gaze at Latinidades. National Women s Studies Association, Atlanta, GA- November 14, 2009. An Intersectional Gaze and its Utility to Public Health Research in Diverse Latino Communities. University of Maryland, College Park, MD-December 10, 2009. Moderator, Learning from the In-Between: Movement & Encounter in Education. University of Maryland, College Park, MD-February 18, 2010 RESEARCH PROJECT LEADER EXPERIENCE Research Project Coordinator: Latino Children: Providing a Research Synthesis for Promoting Relevant Child Health Policy. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (1998-2001) Research Project Coordinator: Promising Practices in Family Support for Latino Families with Young Children. Annie E. Casey Foundation (2000-2003) Research Project Coordinator: The Production of Black Female PhD s: What does it take in Philosophy & Mathematics? American Sociological Association (2009-2011) Research Project Coordinator: Stress for Success: The Impact of Occupational Stressors on the Professoriate by Race, Ethnicity, and Gender. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (2010-2013) SOFTWARE EXPERIENCE Atlas.Ti:(Qualitative) Proficient in qualitative data analysis & research SPSS:(Quantitative) Basic familiarity in frequencies, distribution, crosstabs & regression analysis HONORS & PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES Golden Key International Honour Society, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA. Extraordinary Service Award, Latino Caucus, American Public Health Association 1998 Certificate Award, Issues in Survey Methodology, University of Wisconsin-Madison 1998. Member, Faculty Affairs Committee, University Senate, University of Maryland, College Park, MD, 2001-2003. Human Participant Protection Education for Research Team Certificate, National Institutes of Health 2003. Graduate Student Representative, Research Interest Group, Low-Income Women, 4
Children and Families: Health and Social Well-Being, University of Maryland, 2003-2005. Graduate Student Representative, College of Arts & Humanities, Department of Women s Studies, 2005-2007. Distinguished Teaching Assistant Award, The Center for Teaching Excellence, The Office of Undergraduate Studies, and the Graduate School at the University of Maryland, 2005-2006. Co-Chair, First WMST Conference: Dangerous Places, Potential Spaces: Emerging Feminist Connections & Activisms in Local & Global Contexts Conference. University of Maryland, College Park, MD-May 25, 2006. Participant, The Grant Institute, Baltimore MD, 2008. Member, The NIH Grant Writing Work Team, Maryland Population Research Center, College Park, MD-2009-2010 Participant, Foundation Center of Washington DC, Making the Connection-Writing the Winning Proposal, Washington, DC-2011 CITI (Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative) Certificate: Responsible Conducts of Research in the Behavioral and Social Sciences, 2011. Member, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Committee, University Senate, University of Maryland, College Park, MD, 2011-present. Coordinator, Qualitative Research Interest Group Conference Planning Committee, Intersectional Ideas: Qualitative Methods, 2011-present. Program Planner Committee, Latino Caucus, 140 th Annual American Public Health Association Conference, Washington, DC, 2011-2012 (APHA Education Board Achievement Award). Member, Collegium of Scholars, Center for Health Equity, School of Public Health, University of Maryland, College Park, MD 2011-present PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS American Public Health Association, 1996-Present o Maternal & Child Health o Latino Caucus National Women s Studies Association, 2000-Present American Sociological Association, 2007-Present Association of American University Women, 2010-Present Home Address: 325 S. Lee Street Alexandria, Virginia 22308 5
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