Curriculum Vitae. Sarah J. Hautzinger

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1 Curriculum Vitae Sarah J. Hautzinger Education Department of Anthropology, Colorado College 14 E. Cache La Poudre Street Colorado Springs, CO Phone: (719) Cell: (719) Ph.D. Anthropology. The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD. Sidney W. Mintz, Gillian Feeley-Harnik, advisors M.A. Anthropology. The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD B.A. Anthropology. Reed College, Portland, OR. Emphases: Violence, war and trauma, medicalization; police and military organizations; gender and feminist anthropology; Brazil, the Caribbean and Latin America; African Diaspora in the New World; American West; political economy; urban anthropology; ecology and spirituality; research methods. Professional Positions 2014-present. Professor and Chair, Department of Anthropology, Colorado College Associate Professor, Department of Anthropology, Colorado College present 2004-present Core Faculty, Feminist and Gender Studies, Latin American Studies, Colorado College. Consulting Faculty, Post-Graduate Pgm. in Gender Studies, NEIM-UFBa, Brazil Co-Director, Partnership for Civic Engagement, Colorado College , Chair, Department of Anthropology, Colorado College Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, Colorado College Visiting Assistant Professor, Anthropology, Mass Communication, The Women s College, University of Denver Visiting Scholar and Student Advisor, NEIM-UFBa, Brazil Teaching Assistant, Anthropology Department, The Johns Hopkins University.

2 Distinctions 2015 Joseph T. Gordon Prize in Southwest Studies for outstanding scholarship and creative expression which furthers understanding of this rich and diverse region, for Beyond Post-Traumatic Stress: Homefront Struggles with the Wars on Terror, with Jean Scandlyn Choice Outstanding Academic Book, for Beyond Post-Traumatic Stress: Homefront Struggles with the Wars on Terror, with Jean Scandlyn National Endowment for the Humanities Collaborative Grant (with Jean Scandlyn, Univ. of CO Denver). The New Normal: Deployment Stress on a Post-9/11 Homefront. ($188,000) 2013 Crown Center Manuscript Workshop Grant (internal to Colorado College); for Beyond Post-Traumatic Stress: Homefront Struggles with the Wars on Terror Blue Key Award for significant effort and time to students, campus, and the city of Colorado Springs Curricular Innovation Award for Community-Based Teaching and Learning Jackson Fellow, Southwest Studies Program (internal); for Soldier-Family Wellness Project Social Science Division Research Grants (internal); Soldier-Family Wellness Project; Gender and Violence Prevention in Brazil 2005 Living and Learning Community: Award for Service-Learning Teaching (internal) Civic Engagement Course Development Grant: Growing Citizenship in Brazil (internal) 2003 Nominee, Carnegie Corporation Scholar s Program (by CC President Richard Celeste) John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Professor (internal) Charlotte Newcombe Dissertation Fellowship, Woodrow Wilson Foundation 1995 National Institute of Mental Health (Div. of Violence and Traumatic Stress): National Research Service Award 1994 Wenner Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research: Pre-Doctoral Research Grant Fundo de Apoio a Pesquisa, Universidade Federal da Bahia, Brasil: Fulbright (Institute for International Education): Dissertation Fellowship Ford Foundation Women's Studies Grants: Travel Grant Atlantic History, Culture and Society Program, The Johns Hopkins University: Summer Travel Awards Department of Anthropology, The Johns Hopkins University: Research Grant Institute of Intercultural Studies: Research Grant The Johns Hopkins Department of Anthropology: Doctoral Fellowship. Languages English: Portuguese: Spanish: Native language. Speak, read, write and comprehend. Speak, read, write and comprehend. Publications

3 Books 2014 Hautzinger, Sarah and Jean Scandlyn. Beyond Post-Traumatic Stress: Homefront Struggles with the Wars on Terror. Walnut Creek, CA: Left Coast Press. (318 pages). Named Choice Outstanding Academic Book for Violence in the City of Women: Gender and Battering in Bahia, Brazil. Berkeley: University of California Press. (347 pages). Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles 2016 Hautzinger S. Policing by and for Women in Brazil and Beyond. In SAGE Handbook of Global Policing. Ben Bradford, Beatrice Jauregui, Ian Loader and Jonny Steinberg (eds.). London, SAGE Hautzinger S. and J Scandlyn. Military Families The Long Journey Home. In Reflections on America, 2 nd Edition. Clare Boulanger, ed. NY, Routledge Scandlyn, J and S Hautzinger. Victim/Volunteer : Heroes versus Perpetrators and the Weight of US Servicemembers Pasts in Iraq and Afghanistan. In Interrrogating the Perpetrator, eds. Cathy J. Schlund-Vials and Samuel Martinez, special issue, International Journal of Human Rights, 19(5): Scandlyn, J and S Hautzinger. Collective Reckoning with the Post-9/11 Wars on a Colorado Homefront. In The Costs of War: An Accounting of the US Military Response to 9/11. A Project of the Eisenhower Research Group at the Watson Institute for International Studies, Brown University, Catherine Lutz and Neta Crawford, Directors Scandlyn, J and S Hautzinger. Playing Set to Discover Qualitative Data Analysis, The Qualitative Report 18(41) October Depending on Context: Counterintuitive Uses of Focus Groups in Mixed-Method Ethnographic Research. Human Organization: Journal for the Society of Applied Anthropology 71(1): 27 pages From Direct to Deferred Reciprocity: Service- versus Community-Based Learning in International Anthropology Training Applied Anthropologist, 28(2): Researching Men s Violence: Personal Reflections on Ethnographic Data. Men and Masculinities, 6(1): Criminalising Male Violence in Brazil s Women s Police Stations: From Flawed Essentialism to Imagined Communities. Journal of Gender Studies 11(3): Calling a State a State: Feminist Politics and the Policing of Violence against Women in Brazil. Feminist Issues, 1&2: "The Powers and Pitfalls of Gender Essentialism: Policing Male-to-Female Violence in Brazil." Political and Legal Anthropology Review, 20 (2): "Da Delegacia Específica à Casa-Abrigo: Novo Passo no Combate a Violência Contra Mulher." Bahia Análise & Dados, 7(2): Review of NUDIST (Non-Numerical, Unstructured Data: Indexing, Structuring, and Theorizing) Software." Cultural Anthropology Methods, 7(2): 8-9.

4 1990 "American Carnival Speech: Making the Jump," Journal of American Culture, 13(4): "Carnival Argot," Wordways: Journal of Recreational Linguistics, February, Book Chapters 2016 (Expected) Cities of Women: The Gendered Twist on Black Mecca. In The Making of Brazil¹s Black Mecca: Bahia Reconsidered. Bernd Reiter and Scott Ickes (eds.). East Lansing, MI: MSU Press (Expected, Scandlyn J and Hautzinger S) It s Not Okay : War s Toll on Health Brought Home to Communities and Environments. In War and Health, Catherine Lutz and Andrea Mazzarino. Durham: Duke University Press Hautzinger S. Policing by and for Women in Brazil and Beyond. In SAGE Handbook of Global Policing. Ben Bradford, Beatrice Jauregui, Ian Loader and Jonny Steinberg (eds.). London, SAGE Hautzinger S. and J Scandlyn. Military Families The Long Journey Home. In Reflections on America, 2 nd Edition. Clare Boulanger, ed. NY, Routledge Hautzinger S. and J Scandlyn. Forward: Lion & Lamb, Predator & Prey. In Battle Portraits: Wounded Lions, Wounded Lambs, Laura BenAmots. Manitou Springs CO: The Art Book Publishing the BAC (Business of Art Center) Here the Cock Does Not Crow, for He Is Not the Lord of the Land: Machismo, Insecurity, and Male Violence in Brazil, In Cultural Shaping of Violence. M. Anderson, ed. West Lafayette, Indiana: Purdue University Press Teaching Ethnographic Research Design Using the Game Set. In Strategies in Teaching Anthropology, Third Edition, Patricia Rice & David McCurdy, eds. Prentice Hall Will the Real Commodity Please Stand Up? Skiing and Touristic Real Estate in Eagle Valley, Colorado. In Social Dimensions in the Economic Process, Volume 21: N. Dannhaeuser and C. Werner, eds. Oxford: JAI Press/Elsevier Science Ltd. (with Colorado College students Keri Dixon and Anneke Faas) The Crowing of the Rooster: Violence and Masculinity in Northeast Brazil. In Partners in Change: Working with Men to End Gender-based Violence, pp Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic: United Nations/INSTRAW. Newspapers & Newletters, Websites, Podcasts 2014 Scandlyn, J and S Hautzinger. In Honor of Veterans Day, Let s Deal with the Real Costs of War. Opinion Editorial, Los Angeles Times, November Hautzinger, S and J Scandlyn. A Better Way for Us to Deal with PTSD. Opinion Editorial, Denver Post, March Feminist Last-Naming Practices On feminists efforts to change traditional naming practices in the U.S Sharing War A community-project to build

5 authentic relationships between military and civililan community members 2012 Small Anthropology Programs and Exercising Academic Freedom at AAA in Montreal. Anthroat-Large: Bulletin of the Federation of Small Anthropology Programs 18 (1): 1, Deployment Stress at Home Soldier-Family Wellness a Fieldnote Blog Global Research on Gender-Based Violence: Where Does Anthropology Fit? (Discussant) Podcast of presentation Using QSR NVivo8 in Team-Based Qualitative Research and Teaching to the Qualitative Research Methods Forum, University of Colorado Denver Sacred Spaces and the Potential Impact of Natural Gas Drilling at the Baca, with 326: Religion and Ritual students Podcast review of Violence in the City of Women on Roundtable with Kate Britton html 2001 Colorado Livelihoods: Student-Professor Collaborative Fieldwork. La Tertulia, Vol. XVII, No "Dramatic Protest in Santiago," Third World Magazine, 11 (Nov./Dec.): "Street Theater Takes Risks in Chile" NACLA Report on the Americas, 21(4): Dissertation and Theses 1998 Machos and Lady Cops, Battered Women and Anti-Victims: Combating Violence against Women in Brazil (Doctoral Dissertation, Johns Hopkins University) Calling a State a State: Feminist Politics & Policing Domestic Violence in Brazil. Masters Qualifying Paper. Anthropology and the Atlantic History, Society and Culture Program, The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore.