CURRICULUM VITAE. Education. Queen s University Ph.D., History Fields: Sex and Gender; Labour; Modern Canada. University of Toronto M.A.

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE Associate Professor Lara Campbell Department of Gender, Sexuality, and Women s Studies Simon Fraser University 8888 University Drive Burnaby BC lcampbel@sfu.ca laracampbell.ca Education Queen s University Ph.D., History Fields: Sex and Gender; Labour; Modern Canada University of Toronto M.A., History McMaster University B.S.W. (Social Work) B.A., History Awards and Distinctions National Capital Committee on the Scholarship, Preservation and Dissemination of Women s History, Marion Dewar Prize, Honourable Mention, Respectable Citizens, Canadian Women s Studies Association Book Prize, 2011 Honourable Mention, Respectable Citizens, Sir John A. MacDonald Book Prize, Canadian Historical Association, 2010 SFU, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Lesley Cormack Teaching Award (2010) Aid to Scholarly Publications Program, 2008 and 2010 ($16 000) SSHRC Standard Research Grant, ($45 000) SSHRC Aid to Workshop and Conferences grant (Co-sponsor, with Dominique Clément and Greg Kealey), 2008 ($21 000) SFU/SSHRC, Institutional Grant, 2008 ($7000) Discovery Parks Initiative, SSHRC 4A Grant, 2007 (SFU, $10 000) SSHRC/SFU Travel Grant, 2007 and 2011 SFU Presidents Research Grant, 2004 (10,000) Vice-President Academic Research Grant (Nipissing) 2003 ($1500) Thesis Bursary Award, 1999 Deans Travel Award, 1997 Queen s Graduate Award, Ontario Association of Professional Social Workers Award, 1993 E. Togo Salmon Prize in History, 1992 Senate Scholarship, 1991 Entrance Scholarship, 1989 Deans Honour List,

2 Teaching Associate Professor of Gender, Sexuality and Women s Studies, Simon Fraser University, 2010-current Assistant Professor of Women s Studies, Simon Fraser University, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Arts and Science, Nipissing University, Instructor, Department of History, Queen s University, Publications Books: Respectable Citizens: Women, Gender and the Family in Ontario s Great Depression. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, [Honourable Mention, Sir John A. MacDonald Award, Canadian Historical Association; Honourable Mention, Canadian Women s Studies Association Book Prize] Debating Dissent: The Sixties in Canada. Edited with Gregory Kealey and Dominique Clément. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, Gender History: Canadian Perspectives. Co-authored with Willeen Keough. Don Mills: Oxford University Press. In Press Worth Fighting For: War Resistance in Canada from the War of 1812 to the War on Terror. Co-edited with Catherine Gidney and Michael Dawson. Toronto: Between the Lines Press. (Expected publication: 2014) Edited Journal Collections: Seeing the Same World Through Different Eyes: Canadian Women s Activism since 1945, Women and Social Movements in the United States v.13 n. 2 (September, 2009). Co-edited with Joan Sangster, Tamara Myers, and Nancy Janovicek. Articles: Time, Age, Myth: Toward a History of the Sixties. Co-authored with Dominque Clément. In Debating Dissent: The Sixties in Canada. Edited with Gregory Kealey and Dominique Clément. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, Respectable Citizens of Canada: Gender, Maternalism and the Welfare State in the Great Depression. In Maternalism Reconsidered: Mothers and Method in Twentieth- Century History, eds. Rebecca Plant et al. Oxford and New York: Berghahn Press, Assessing the Feminist Scholarship of Veronica Strong-Boag. Atlantis. Spring Women United Against the War : Gender Politics, Feminism, and Vietnam Draft Resistance in Canada. In New World Coming, ed. Karen Dubinsky et al. Toronto and London: Between the Lines and Palgrave MacMillan, 2009.

3 Canadian Women in Context, with Joan Sangster, Tamara Myers and Nancy Janovicek, Women and Social Movements in the United States v.13 n. 2 (September, 2009). Sexual Politics: Gender and Draft Resistance in Canada. In Vietnam War Resisters in Canada: Background Studies, eds Lori Olafson and Joseph Jones. Ottawa: National Research Council Press, For Improper Objects: Thinking About the Past, Present, and Future of Women s Studies, BC Studies n.154 (Summer 2007). Co-written with Natasha Patterson. The Strong Ones Were Women : Women and the Great Depression in Canada. In Unfolding Power: Documents in Canadian Women s History, eds. Pat Staton and Rose Fine-Meyer et al. Toronto: Green Dragon Press, We Who Have Wallowed in the Mud of Flanders : First World War Veterans, Unemployment, and the Development of Social Welfare in Canada, Journal of the Canadian Historical Association New Series, Vol. 11 (2000), Reprinted in Interpreting Canada s Past: After Confederation, ed J.M. Bumstead. Toronto: Oxford University Press, 2004: , and in Readings in Canadian History: Post Confederation, eds. R. Douglas Smith and Donald B. Smith. Thomson-Nelson, A Barren Cupboard at Home: Ontario Families Confront the Premiers During the Great Depression. In Ontario Since Confederation: A Reader, eds. Edgar Montigny and Lori Chambers. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2000, Depression Years and Pay Equity. In Framing Our Past: Canadian Women s History in the Twentieth Century, eds. Sharon A. Cook, Lorna R. McLean and Kate O Rourke. Kingston-Montreal: McGill-Queen s University Press, 2001, The Great Depression and the Construction of Femininity: Popular Culture and Women s Lives in Canada, In Working Papers from the McGill Institute for the Study of Canada. McGill University: Canadian Studies Graduate Student s Association, 1997, Book Reviews: Review of Marlene Epp, Mennonite Women in Canada. Canadian Historical Review. Review of Helen Lenskyj, Olympic Resistance. International Journal of Sport History. Review of Leslie Robertson and Dara Culhane, In Plain Sight: Reflections on Life in Downtown Eastside Vancouver. BC Studies (Spring 2006) Review of Joan Sangster, Regulating Girls and Women: Sexuality, Family, and the Law in Ontario, Canadian Journal of Law and Society 17, 1 (Fall 2002,) Review of Gary Dean Best, Witch Hunt in Wise Country: The Persecution of Edith Maxwell. Canadian Journal of History 30, 3 (December 1995),

4 Review of Nancy Christie, Engendering the State: Family Work and Welfare in Canada. Ontario Women s History Newsletter v.5 n.2 (October 2000), 4. Review of Wendy Mitchinson and Franca Iacovetta, eds., On the Case: Explorations in Social History. Ontario Women s History Newsletter v.4 n.2 (September 1999), 4 Conference Presentations American Impotence, American Tragedy : Shame, Bravery and Masculinity during the Vietnam War. Université de Paris (Nouvelle Sorbonne): Association of Cultural Studies, July We Will All Come Out Fighting : Masculinity and War Resistance in the Vietnam War Canadian Historical Association, June Be a Man, Stand By Your Family: Fathers, Citizens, and Unemployment in a New Environment. York University. Transformation: State, Nation and Citizenship in a New Environment. October Dodging the Demands of Citizenship: Masculinity and Draft-Dodging during the Vietnam War. Berkshire Conference of Women s History. June Our Own Merchants of Death: Canadian Nationalism and the Vietnam War. British Association of Canadian Studies, April Heroism and Sacrifice: Manliness and the Vietnam-era Draft-Dodger. Hawaii Conference, Humanities and Social Sciences. January The Moral Grandeur of Fleeing to Canada : Masculinity and Draft Resistance during the Vietnam Era Two Days of Canada Conference, Brock University, Feminist History: Assessing the Scholarship of Nikki Strong-Boag, Canadian Committee on Women s History, Vancouver Embodied Citizenship: Canadian Welfare Policy and the Unwaged Woman. Berkshire Conference on Women s History, University of Minnesota, June Mary Hartmann and the Household and the Making of History, Canadian Historical Association, University of British Columbia, May Gender Politics, Draft Resistance, and American Resisters in Canada. Canada as Refuge? Centre of Canadian Studies Conference, University of Edinburgh, April Women s Liberation and U.S. Chauvinism : Vietnam War Resistance and Feminist Activism, New World Coming: The 60s and the Shaping of Global Consciousness, Queen s University, June Libertine Liberationists : Gender and Sexuality in Canadian and American Draft Resistance during the Vietnam War, Western Association of Women s Historians, May 2007.

5 Love Guerillas and Liberationist Shit-chicks : Gender and Vietnam war resisters in Canadian antiwar activism, American Studies Association, October Rethinking Second Wave Feminism through Antiwar Activism, Canadian Women s Studies Association, May Gendered Citizenship: Unemployment and Relief Activism in the Great Depression, Labouring Feminism Conference, University of Toronto, September, 2005 Chair and panel organizer, Great Books in Canadian Women s History, Canadian Historical Association, May Regulating Gender in 1930s Ontario: Relief, Courts and Community, Canadian Historical Association, May If he is a man he becomes desperate : Husbands, Fathers, and Unemployment in the Great Depression, Canadian Historical Association, The Wages of Motherhood: Family, Domesticity and Relief Protests in 1930s Ontario, Canadian Historical Association, 2002 Maternalism, Women s Protest, and the Welfare State in Canada, International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam, 2002 First World War Veterans, Unemployment and the Great Depression in Ontario, Canadian Historical Association, Edmonton, Unemployment, Families and the Great Depression in Ontario, North American Labor History Conference, Detroit, Ontario Families Confront the Great Depression in Ontario, Canadian Historical Association, Ottawa, The Great Depression, Popular Culture and Women s Lives in Canada, , McGill Institute for the Study of Canada, Montreal, 1998 University Service Graduate Chair, Department of Gender, Sexuality, and Women s Studies, Undergraduate Committee, Department of Gender, Sexuality, and Women s Studies ( ). Undergraduate Chair, Department of Women s Studies, Faculty of Arts and Social Science (FASS), Curriculum Committee, Faculty of Arts and Social Science, Faculty Review Committee, University SSHRC Selection Committee, FASS, Computing Advisory Committee,

6 Graduate Committee, Department of Women s Studies, Faculty Mentor, SFU New Student Orientation, Academic and Community Service Co-creator and co-ordinator, The Herstory Café: Women s Public History Lecture Series 2007-current. (with Jolene Cumming). See website at Chair, Clio Prize Committee (BC), Canadian Historical Association ( ) Clio Prize Committee (BC), Canadian Historical Association ( ) Program Committee, Canadian Historical Association ( ; ) Co-chair, National Conference, Canadian Committee on Women s History ( ) (with Willeen Keough) Editorial Board, Women and Social Movements in the United States, Current. Consulting Historian, SFU, Community Health Online Digital Archive Research Project. Current Secretary-Treasurer, Canadian Committee on Women s History, Board Member, Women s History Network of British Columbia (WHN/BC), Distance Education, Simon Fraser University, WS 101, Introduction to Women s Issues in Canada (co-written with Dr. Catherine Gidney), International Women s Week Co-Coordinating Committee, Nipissing University, Board Member, North Bay Volunteer Society, Newsletter Editor and Secretary, Ontario Women s History Network, Member, Gender Equality Alliance of Nipissing, Panelist, International Women s Week film festival, March 2003 Chair, Community Development Committee, Peregrine Co-operative Homes, Toronto, Queen s University: President, Graduate History Students Association, ; History Headship Department Selection Committee, ; Graduate Committee, ; Vice-President and Social Representative, Graduate History Students Association, Teaching Assistant, Queen s University,

7 GRADUATE SUPERVISION Senior Supervisor, Doctoral Students Mary Shearman (GSWS); Barbara Bates (GSWS) Senior Supervisor, MA Students Sandra Martins (GSWS); Kathleen Davidson (GSWS) Supervisory Committees, Doctoral Students: Silke Frischmuth (Women s Studies); Heather Meyer (History) Supervisory Committees, MA Students: Completed: Anne Toews (History); Kendra Gill (History); Jewelles Smith (Women s Studies); Julia Smith (History) Ongoing: Cherri Helgason (History) External Examiner: Nicole Bailey, MA (History); Pat Feindel MA (Sociology); Anne Poole, MA (History); Heather Latimer, PhD (English); Kendra Horosko, MA (History, UVIC); Allison Kilgannon, MA (History); Lisa Weeks MA (Women s Studies) MA Field Exam Supervisor: Pooneh Ehsani; Karen Kinsey; Iram Zaidi; Kelly Aujla; Sarah Spear; Kaitlin Pelletier; Sonya Chand; Sasha Bennett. INVITED TALKS AND MEDIA INTERVIEWS Thinking About the Welfare State, Roundtable. York University. Transformation: State, Nation, and Citizenship in a New Environment. October Gender Politics and the Vietnam War, Royal Military College, Kingston, March Gender, the Vietnam Draft, and Antiwar Politics in Canada and the United States, University of Alberta Speaker Series, February Teaching Reflections, Faculty of Arts and Science teaching roundtable, Fall Gender Politics and Draft Resistance in the 1960s, Visiting Professor Series, Selkirk College, Castlegar, BC, March Women and Draft Resistance in Canada, Our Way Home Conference, July Women in Canadian History and the Role of the Feminist Movement, Canadian Federation of University Women, January Canadian Feminism and U.S. Chauvinism, History department seminar series, University of Northern British Columbia, November Remembering December 6 th, SFU Women s Caucus, National Day of Action and Remembrance on Violence Against Women, December 2005, Feminism and the Role of Canadian Women in History, Canadian Federation of University Women, October 2005.

8 Intersecting History with Feminist Activism, That s My Prerogative: Feminism Applied, Simon Fraser University, March Women s Survival Skills in the 1930s, Visiting Professor Series, Northwest Community College, Terrace BC, March Interview, Terminal City, March 2005, Women s History and International Women s Week Gender and Unemployment in the Great Depression, St. Thomas University, January 2005 and October (teleconference)