KATIE DINGEMAN-CERDA 3151 Social Science Plaza University of California, Irvine Irvine, CA (949)

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1 KATIE DINGEMAN-CERDA 3151 Social Science Plaza University of California, Irvine Irvine, CA (949) EDUCATION Ph.D. Sociology, University of California-Irvine June 2014 Dissertation: Committee: Specializations: Bienvenidos a Casa? Deportation and the Making of Home in the US-El Salvador Transnation Rubén G. Rumbaut (chair), Susan Coutin, Cynthia Feliciano International Migration; Research Methods M.A. Sociology, University of California-Irvine 2009 B.A. Sociology, Saint Mary s College (IN) 2006 PROFESSIONAL INTERESTS Law and Society, International Migration, Citizenship and Il/legality, Detention and Deportation, Crime and Deviance, Human Rights, Research Methods, Active and Experiential Pedagogies PUBLICATIONS Articles and Book Chapters Dingeman-Cerda, K. The Reintegration Paradox: How the Context of Return Structures Divergent Trajectories among Salvadoran Deportees. R&R at Sociological Perspectives. *Finalist, Graduate Paper Competition, Global Division, SSSP, 2010* Dingeman-Cerda, K. and Rubén G. Rumbaut. In Press. Unwelcome Returns: The Alienation of the New American Diaspora in Salvadoran Society. In Deported! Responding to the New Deportations Delirium, edited by Daniel Kanstroom and Brinton Lykes. New York: New York University Press. Dingeman-Cerda, M.K. and Susan Bibler Coutin The Ruptures of Return: Deportation s Confounding Effects. In Punishing Immigrants: Policy, Politics, and Injustice, edited by Marjorie Zatz, Charis Kubrin, and Ramiro Martínez. New York: New York University Press. *Featured on Pacifica Radio s Against the Grain with Susan Coutin, 8/26/13* 1

2 Dingeman, M.K. and Rubén G. Rumbaut The Immigrant-Crime Nexus and Post- Deportation Experiences: En/Countering Stereotypes in Southern California and El Salvador. La Verne Law Review. 31(2): *Cited in New York Times Op-Ed Deportation Nation by Daniel Kanstroom, 8/30/12* Other Publications Dingeman-Cerda, M.K. Forthcoming. Book Review of International Migration and Human Rights: The Global Repercussions of U.S. Policy, edited by Samuel Martínez. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press. To appear in Societies Without Borders. WORKS IN PROGRESS Dingeman-Cerda, M.K. Deportee Reintegration into El Salvador To appear in Migration Information Source. Washington D.C.: Migration Policy Institute. Dingeman-Cerda, M.K. Lawyering between the Lines: Advocating for Immigrant Victims of Violent Crime. Manuscript Available. To be submitted to Law & Social Inquiry. Dingeman-Cerda, M.K. Deciding to Return: Salvadoran Deportees Plans to Clandestinely Reenter the U.S. after Deportation. To be submitted to International Migration Review. FELLOWSHIPS & GRANTS Extramural Mini-Grant, Institute for Research on Labor and Employment, UCLA, Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant, National Science Foundation, Human Rights Fellowship, Human Rights Center, UC-Berkeley, 2010 Graduate Research Fellowship (Honorable Mention), National Science Foundation, 2009 Intramural (University of California, Irvine) Fletcher Jones Dissertation Writing Fellowship, University of California-Irvine, Summer Research Fellowships, Department of Sociology, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012 Associate Dean s Fellowship, School of Social Sciences, 2011 Graduate Student Grant, Center for Global Peace and Conflict Studies, 2011 Collaborative Research Grant, Center for Law, Society, and Culture, Pedagogical Fellowship, Teaching, Learning, and Technology Center, Graduate Student Research Fellowship, Center for Law, Society, and Culture, Reading Group Small Grant, Center for Global Peace and Conflict Studies,

3 PRESENTATIONS Criminal History as Grounds for Non-Discrimination. Conference on draft Convention on Rights of Forcibly Expelled Persons. Boston College School of Law. Forthcoming May Bienvenidos a Casa? Deportation and the Making of Home in the US-El Salvador Transnation. Boston College Graduate School of Social Work. December Bienvenidos a Casa? Deportation and the Making of Home in El Salvador. University of San Diego, Department of Sociology. November Divergent Pathways to Deportee Reintegration Presented at the Immigration Law Colloquium in the University of California, Irvine School of Law. October Deportation and the Making of Home in the US-El Salvador Transnation. Presented at the Center for Global Peace and Conflict Studies. University of California-Irvine. May Lawyering Between the Lines: Legal Advocacy for Immigrant Victims of Violent Crime. Presented at the Southwestern Sociological Association. San Diego, CA. April Deciding to Return: Salvadoran Deportees' Plans to Reenter the U.S. after Deportation. Presented at the Pacific Sociological Association. San Diego, CA. March Preferred Labor, Insecure Lives: The Labor Market Reintegration of Salvadoran Deportees. Presented at the International Conference on Global Studies. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. July (Discussant) The Privatization of Border Security. Seminar with Roxanne Doty. Center for International Studies. University of California-Irvine. February In the Best Interest? US Deportation Policies and the Right to Family Unity. Presented at the Human Rights Center Fellows Conference. University of California-Berkeley. November (Plenary Address) Immigration, Criminal Justice, and Post-Deportation Experiences of Young Adults: Findings from Southern California and El Salvador. with Rubén G. Rumbaut at the La Verne Immigration Law Symposium. La Verne, CA. February Bienvenidos a Casa? The Reintegration Experiences of Salvadoran Deportees. Presented at the Pacific Sociological Association. San Diego, CA, April From War to Refuge: A Case Study of Liberian Refugees Resettled in Indiana. Presented at the American Sociological Association. Montréal, Canada. August From War to Refuge: A Case Study of Liberian Refugees Resettled in South Bend, Indiana. Presented at the North Central Sociological Association. Indianapolis, IN. March

4 RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Dr. Susan Bibler Coutin, University of California-Irvine Summer 2008; Summer 2010 Helped administer focus groups with deportees in El Salvador; transcribed and reviewed focus group and life-history interviews of 1.5 generation Salvadoran migrants Dr. Carolette Norwood, Saint Mary s College (IN) Fall Spring 2006 Assisted with the creation of a campus climate survey; conducted a literature review on the determinants of biracial fertility; entered quantitative data into Microsoft Excel NSF Research Experience for Undergraduates Fall Spring 2005 Participated in a competitive year-long research seminar funded by NSF; produced an article manuscript analyzing the role of social networks in women s protest involvement TEACHING EXPERIENCE Instructor of Record Orange Coast College (Costa Mesa, CA), Department of Sociology Marriage and Family Soc 110 Fall 2013 Analysis of Social Problems Soc 185 Fall 2013 University of California-Irvine (Irvine, CA), Department of Sociology Introduction to Sociology Soc 1 Summer 2010; Summer 2012 Race and Ethnicity Soc 63 Summer 2011; Summer 2013 California State University-Dominguez Hills (Carson, CA), Department of Sociology Sociology of Law Soc 367 Spring 2012 Teaching Assistant University of California-Irvine, School of Social Sciences Ethics in International Affairs Intl St 154W Spring 2012 Global Interdependence Intl St 11 Winter 2012 Global Economy Econ 13 Spring 2011 Sociology Majors Seminar Soc 180A Winter 2010; Winter 2011 Race & Ethnicity Soc 63 Spring 2010 Introduction to Sociology Soc 1 Fall 2007; Fall 2010 Chicano Studies I Chic/Lat 61 Fall 2009 Afro-Latin American Music Chic/Lat 115 Spring

5 Transnational Gangs Intl St 130 Winter 2008; Winter 2009 Research Methods Soc 110 Fall 2008 Prison Gangs Intl St 128 Spring 2008 Pedagogical Fellow University of California-Irvine, School of Social Sciences Participated in year-long seminar on pedagogical theory and practice; developed two full days of curriculum on student-centered and active learning; trained incoming sociology teaching assistants; provided teaching consultations with advanced teaching assistants SERVICE & LEADERSHIP Deans Fellowship Advisory Committee, UC-Irvine, Graduate Representative, Human Rights Section, ASA, Graduate Representative, Latino/a Section, LASA, Organizer, Transnational Families Reading Group, UC-Irvine, Organizer, Deportation Reading Group, UC-Irvine, Reviewer, Contemporary Sociology, First-Year Cohort Representative, Department of Sociology, UC-Irvine, President, Sociology Club, Saint Mary's College, 2006 Student Body Representative, Institutional Review Board, Saint Mary s College, Captain, Varsity Swim Team, Saint Mary s College, AWARDS Outstanding Teaching Assistant, Department of Sociology, UC Irvine, 2011 Finalist, Graduate Paper Competition in Latin@ Studies, Critical Sociology Journal, 2010 Best Undergraduate Paper, North Central Sociological Association, 2006 Outstanding Sociology Major Award, Department of Sociology, Saint Mary s College, 2006 Honor s Program, American Sociological Association, Montréal, 2006 RELEVANT EMPLOYMENT Expert Witness, One Cancellation of Removal Legal Case, Minneapolis, MN, 2013 Expert Witness, Four Cancellation of Removal Legal Cases, New York City, Legal Intern (Immigration), Central American Resource Center, Los Angeles, 2010 Assistant Case-Manager, Refugee and Immigration Services of South Bend, PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Sociological Association Pacific Sociological Association Latin American Studies Association Law and Society Association 5