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Judy Hamilton Curriculum Vitae Education Ph.D., Social Science, Syracuse University. 2000. Emphasis area: organizational theory and gender. Dissertation: “Organizational Theory from the Bottom Up: Gender and Horizontal Coordination in the Workplace.”
Master of Public
Administration, University of Missouri-Columbia. 1982.
Bachelor of
Music Education, Wichita State University. December 1973.
Employment
Adjunct
Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology and Associated Faculty,
Director,
Intergroup Dialogue Program, Syracuse University, 2006-2008;
Executive Director, All-University Honors Program,
Syracuse University, 2004; Executive Assistant to Chancellor, University of Missouri-Columbia. 1984-1985. Publications
“Caring/Sharing:
Gender and Horizontal Coordination in the Workplace,”
“Ensuring Success
of Honors Theses,” National Honors Report, Vol. XX, No. 2, Summer 1999,
pp. 40-42. Current Research and Writing
“Structural Racism
and the United States Supreme Court Since 1970” (monograph) This is a
cross- “In the Company of Men: Women Firefighters in the United States Today” (monograph) I am both an academic sociologist and a volunteer firefighter/emergency medical services provider. In those joint roles, I am doing qualitative research on the obstacles women face in becoming firefighters and doing their job once they are assigned to stations. Though considerable research has been done on women in other occupations dominated by men, such as law enforcement, very little explores the issues that confront women in the fire service, such as testing physical ability, reproductive health and parenting, provision of protective equipment, and sexual harassment. I am interviewing some of the 5,200 career firefighters and 30,000 volunteer firefighters in the U.S. who are women to document the barriers that they face. Awards Francis McMillan Parks Women of Influence Award, for advancing the issues of women and enhancing the quality of life and educational opportunities of University faculty, staff and students: Syracuse University Office of Residence Life, 2008. Academy of Diversity Achievers Award, for commitment and activities to end racism, promote diversity and empower women: YWCA, Syracuse, NY, 2008. Chancellor’s Citation for Distinguished Service, for outstanding contributions to teaching, research and service programs of the University, Syracuse University, 1994. Meritorious Service Award: for performance of duty involving personal risk above and beyond routine operations (for rescue of victims of a gas main explosion while on duty as a firefighter), by Onondaga County Emergency Medical Services Bureau, 1991. Chancellor’s Staff Recognition Award: for outstanding service to the University of Missouri-Columbia, 1982. Stanley B. Botner Graduate Student of the Year, University of Missouri-Columbia: for academic excellence, 1982. Presentations, Television and Radio Appearances Numerous presentations about interracial dialogue and television and radio appearances about ending racism in Syracuse, 2006-present University Service: Member, Advisory Board of Women’s Studies Program, Syracuse University, 2003-2008.
Elected Senator,
University Senate, 2000-2004.
Member, Retention
Council, charged with development and implementation of a coherent
Mentor, campus-wide
Mentor Program, aimed at nurturing academic success of students Member, Academic Coordinating Committee, Syracuse University, 1985-2004. Committee of all associate deans and directors of programs, charged with monitoring quality and availability of academic resources to students, promoting successful policies and programs focusing on academic support, assessing and evaluating program effectiveness. On subcommittee on Advising, 1995-2004. Community Service: Co-Chair, Duck Race to End Racism, the major community-building and fund-raising event for Community Wide Dialogue to End Racism, 2005-2008. Member, Board of Advisors for the Community-Wide Dialogue on Racism, a city-wide effort organized to end racism, improve race relations, and begin racial healing, 1999-present. Volunteer Member, Fayetteville Fire Department, 1987-present. Drive ambulances, rescue squad and fire engines on calls involving fires, motor vehicle accidents, rescues, and medical emergencies; perform interior attack fire fighting. Contact Information jlhamilt@syr.edu |
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