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1 JEAN BEAMAN, PH.D. Purdue University Department of Sociology 700 State Street, Stone Hall #347 West Lafayette, IN (773) (cell)/(765) (office) EMPLOYMENT 2014-present Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, Purdue University Affiliations: African-American Studies and Research Center, Global Studies Program Postdoctoral Associate, Center for Race, Ethnicity and Gender in the Social Sciences and Research Network on Racial and Ethnic Inequality, Social Science Research Institute, Duke University Max Weber Fellow, European University Institute, Florence, Italy Project Coordinator and Postdoctoral Fellow, Institute for Policy Research, Northwestern University EDUCATION 2010 Ph.D. Sociology, Northwestern University Dissertation: Liberté, Égalité, et Fraternité : Identity, Marginalization, and Second-generation North African Immigrants in France Committee: Mary Pattillo (co-chair), Monica Prasad (co-chair), Wendy Griswold, Tessie Liu (History) 2006 M.A. Sociology, Northwestern University 2002 B.A. Sociology, French minor, Northwestern University 2000 Sweet Briar College, Junior Year in France Study Abroad Program AREAS OF INTEREST Race and Ethnicity; International Migration; Urban Sociology; Race, Class, and Gender; Sociology of Culture; HIV/AIDS; Qualitative Methods and Ethnography BOOK 2017 Citizen Outsider: Children of North African Immigrants in France. Oakland, CA: University of California Press. ISBN: PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS 2017 Citizen Outsider: Racism, Marginalization, and Immigration in France, Metropolitiqués/Metropolitics. 31 May 2017 ( Racism.html) Beaman, Jean. Citizenship as Cultural: Towards a Theory of Cultural Citizenship. Sociology Compass 10(10): Beaman, Jean. As French as Anyone Else : Islam and the North African Second-Generation in France. International Migration Review 50(1)(Spring): Updated

2 *Winner, Center for Research on Diversity and Inclusion Research in Excellence Award, Purdue University (2016) 2015 Beaman, Jean. From Ferguson to France. Contexts 14(1): (Winter) Beaman, Jean. Boundaries of Frenchness: Cultural Citizenship and France s Middle-Class North African Second-Generation. Identities: Global Studies in Culture and Power 22(1): Beaman, Jean. But Madame, We Are French Also : Being Middle Class, North African and Second Generation in France. Contexts 11(3): (Summer). (Feature Article) 2012 Watkins-Hayes, Celeste, LaShawnDa Pittman-Gay, and Jean Beaman. From Dying From to Living With : Framing Institutions and the Coping Processes of Black Women Living with HIV/AIDS. Social Science and Medicine 74(12): (June) Beaman, Jean. Identity, Marginalization, and Parisian Banlieues. Pp in Suburbanization in Global Society, Research in Urban Sociology. Volume 10. Edited by Mark Clapson and Ray Hutchison. Emerald Group Publishing. (ISBN: ). PUBLICATIONS UNDER REVIEW French as White: Understanding France s Racial Project Black versus European: Frantz Fanon and the Overdetermination of Blackness BOOK REVIEWS 2016 Beaman, Jean. A Divided Republic: Nation, State, and Citizenship in Contemporary France. H- France Review Vol. 16 (June 2016), No Beaman, Jean. African Immigrant Families in Another France. International Migration Review 50 (1)(Spring): e Beaman, Jean. Political Representation of Immigrants and Minorities: Voters, Parties, and Parliaments in Liberal Democracies, edited by Karen Bird, Thomas Saalfeld, and Andreas M. Wüst (London and New York: Routledge, 2011), in Reviews and Critical Commentary, Council for European Studies ( OTHER PUBLICATIONS 2015 Beaman, Jean. Qui es Ahmed?: Understanding Race, Racism, and French Muslims in the wake of Charlie Hebdo, Invited Submission, Migration and Citizenship, American Political Science Association. 3(2) (Summer 2015): Beaman, Jean. 'Je suis Ahmed, Charlie Hebdo, and France s elephant in the room: Race TheConversation.com, published 2/9/2015. ( Beaman, Jean. French in the Eyes of Others : Cultural Citizenship, Marginalization, and France s Middle-Class North African Second-Generation. Max Weber Programme Working Paper 2013/09, European University Institute. 2

3 2012 Beaman, Jean. Doing Immigration Research in Paris s Banlieues. World on the Move, International Migration Section Newsletter 18(2): (Spring). PUBLICATIONS IN PROGRESS The Second-Generation in the City: Unpacking Marginalization and Belonging, co-authored with Christine Barwick. Article in preparation. Protest in Ferguson, Invited submission for African Americans in the American Political System: An Encyclopedia of African Americans as Voters, Candidates, and Office Holders, edited by Tyson King- Meadows, Keesha Middlemass, and Valeria Sinclair-Chapman. ABC-CLIO. Je suis Charlie vs. Je suis Ahmed The Relationship between Race and Islamophobia in France in the wake of Charlie Hebdo. Article in Preparation. The French Barack Obama : Boundaries of Blackness and the North African Second-Generation in France, Article in Preparation. France s Racial Project: Banlieues, Racial Exclusion, and the North African Second-Generation. Article in Preparation. Us and Them: Symbolic Boundaries and Community Institutions. Article in preparation. FELLOWSHIPS, GRANTS, AND AWARDS Clifford B. Kinley Trust Grant, Purdue University, From Ferguson to France: Understanding BlackLivesMatter in France ($20,000) Humanities without Walls Consortium Global Midwest Initiative (Andrew W. Mellon Foundation) (Co-P.I. with Nadia E. Brown), BlackLivesMatter : Racial Tension and Police Violence in the Midwest and Beyond ($55,000) 2016 Daryl P. Evans Faculty Teaching Award, Department of Sociology, Purdue University 2016 Purdue Research Foundation Summer Faculty Grant ($8,000) 2016 Excellence in Research Award, Center for Research on Diversity and Inclusion, Purdue University 2016 ASPIRE Grant, Purdue University, College of Liberal Arts ($14,500 total) 2015 Global Midwest Internal Seed Grant, Purdue University (co-p.i. with Nadia E. Brown and Cornelius Bynum), Why Barack Obama s Road to the White House Began in Chicago: Race, Gender, and Politics in the Midwest, ($21,900) 2015 Purdue Research Foundation International Travel Grant ($1,400) 2015 Global Synergy Research Grant, Purdue University (co-p.i. with Mangala Subramaniam), New Approaches to Citizenship and Inequality: Gender, Race, and Rights ($25,000) (Co-organizer of symposium held in October 2015) Postdoctoral Fellowship, Center for Race, Ethnicity and Gender in the Social Sciences and Research Network on Racial and Ethnic Inequality, Social Science Research Institute, Duke University 3

4 Max Weber Fellowship, European University Institute, Florence, Italy Erskine A. Peters Dissertation Fellowship, University of Notre Dame 2009 Honorable Mention, Ford Foundation Dissertation Fellowship University Fellowship, Northwestern University 2009 Graduate Research Grant, Northwestern University 2008 Department of Sociology Research Fellowship, Northwestern University 2008 Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences Humanities and Social Science Information Technology Grant, Northwestern University 2008 French Interdisciplinary Group Grant, Northwestern University 2007 Frisen Grant for Graduate Research, Northwestern University 2006 MacArthur Faculty-Student Summer Research Grant (with Celeste Watkins-Hayes), Northwestern University 2006 Honorable Mention, Robert F. Winch Best Second Year Paper Award. Department of Sociology, Northwestern University, Us and Them: Symbolic Boundaries and the University-Community Relationship INVITED LECTURES AND TALKS 2017 Freedom and Fear, Violence, Security and Democracy Symposium, Purdue University Policy Research Institute, April. Citizen Outsider: Understanding France s Racial Project, Presidential Session Invited Panelist. Eastern Sociological Society Annual Meeting, February. Bringing Race and Ethnicity Back In: Considering International Migration outside the United States, Presidential Session Invited Panelist. Eastern Sociological Society Annual Meeting, February BlackLivesMatter: Racial Tension and Police Violence in the Midwest and Beyond, (with Nadia E. Brown) Social Justice Seminar Series, Purdue University, December. From Ferguson to France, Global Cities Symposium, Purdue University, October. Citizen Outsider: Children of North African Immigrants in the French Republic, Center for the Study of International Migration and the Bunche Center for African-American Studies, University of California-Los Angeles. January. Citizen Outsider: Children of North African Immigrants in the French Republic. Politics, Economy, and Culture Workshop, Indiana University Bloomington. January. 4

5 2014 Boundaries of Blackness and Difference among France s North African Second-Generation, Blackness: A Comparative, Cross-National Investigation of Meaning and Significance Conference, Duke University, November Citizen Outsider: Children of North African Immigrants in the French Republic, University of Cambridge, Department of Sociology, June French in the Second Degree : Children of North African Immigrants and the Continuing Significance of Race and Ethnicity in France, University of Cincinnati, November. CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2017 Boundaries of Difference and Transnational Blackness, Paper session, Concepts without Borders? Race, Racism, and Ethnicity in Global Perspective, American Sociological Association, August. Je suis Charlie vs. Je suis Ahmed : The Relationship between Race and Islamophobia in France in the wake of Charlie Hebdo, Panel organizer and presenter, State of Emergency: Is France Transforming?, Council for European Studies, July. Marginalization and Middle-Class Blues: Children of North African Immigrants in France, British Sociological Association Annual Meeting, April From Ferguson to France: Considering Blackness and BlackLivesMatter in a Global Context, Association of Black Sociologists Conference, October. Citizen Outsider: Cultural Citizenship and Children of North African Immigrants in France, Paper session, Culture and Achievement among Children of Immigrants, American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, August. Boundaries of Citizenship, Boundaries of Frenchness: Cultural Citizenship and France s Middle- Class North African Second-Generation, Society for the Study of Social Problems Annual Meeting, August. France s Racial Project: Banlieues, Social Exclusion, and the North African Second- Generation, International Sociology Association Forum of Sociology, July. France s Racial Project: Banlieues, Social Exclusion and the North African Second-Generation, International Migration, Integration, and Social Cohesion (IMISCOE) Annual Conference, June. The Outsider Within: Implications for Studying Race and Difference in Europe, Panel organizer and presenter, Methodological Issues in Researching European Migrations, Council for European Studies, April. Je suis Charlie vs. Je suis Ahmed: The Relationship between Race and Islamophobia in France in the wake of Charlie Hebdo, Terrorism in Paris Symposium, Purdue University, April France s Racial Project: Banlieues, Social Exclusion, and the North African Second- Generation. Paper session, Rethinking Pluralism in France: The 10 th Anniversary of the 2005 Riots, Social Science History Association Annual Meeting, November. 5

6 Cultural Citizenship, Race, and Belonging in France: The Case of the North African Second- Generation. Paper session, Am I Charlie or Am I Ahmed?: Comparative and Historical Perspectives on Pluralism and Communities in Crisis in Contemporary Europe, Social Science History Association Annual Meeting, November. Cultural Citizenship, Race, and Belonging in France: The Case of the North African Second- Generation. Symposium co-organizer, New Approaches to Citizenship and Inequality: Gender, Race and Rights, Purdue University, October. As French as Anyone Else: Islam, Difference, and France s North African Second-Generation, Panel organizer and presenter, Islam and Immigration across National Contexts, Association for the Sociology of Religion Annual Meeting, August. Growing Up French?: Upward Mobility, Social Marginalization, and the North African Second- Generation in France, Paper session, Mobility in Comparative Perspective, American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, August. Growing up French? Social Marginalization, Intergenerational Connections, and the Limitations of Citizenship in France, Council for European Studies Conference, July. Boundaries of Citizenship: Social Marginalization among France s Ethnic Minorities, Max Weber Programme Fellows Conference, European University Institute, June Boundaries of Blackness, Citizenship, and Difference among France s North African Second- Generation, Society for the Study of Social Problems Annual Meeting, August & Council for European Studies Conference, March. Citizen Outsider: Cultural Citizenship and the Continuing Significance of Race and Ethnicity in France, Race Workshop, Duke University, February Symbolic Exclusion and Cultural Citizenship: The Case of the Middle-Class North African Second Generation in France, Council for European Studies Conference, June. France s Minority Paradox: Cultural Citizenship, Symbolic Exclusion and Children of North African Immigrants, Max Weber Programme Fellows Conference, European University Institute, June. French in the Second Degree?: Cultural Citizenship and France s Middle-Class North African Second Generation, Migration Working Group, March and Department of Social and Political Sciences Colloquium, February, European University Institute When I dream, I dream in French : Articulations of French National Identity among Secondgeneration Maghrébin Immigrants in France, Council for European Studies Conference, March When I dream, I dream in French : Articulations of French National Identity among Secondgeneration Maghrébin Immigrants in France, Franco-Maghrebi Crossings International Conference, Florida State University, November. Health, Hardship, and Renewal Study Early Results: The Social Experiences of Women Living with HIV/AIDS, U.S. Conference on AIDS Pre-Conference Institute, November. 6

7 Who is French?: Middle-class Positionality and Identity among Second-generation North African immigrants in France, Paper session, Immigrants and their Descendants in Comparative Context: Remaking the Middle Class, American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, August. Unpacking French Cultural Identity: Obama and Second-generation North African Immigrants in France, Collegium for African American Research Annual Meeting, April Liberté, Égalité, et Fraternité : Marginalization, Identity, and Second-generation North African Immigrants in France, Social Science History Association Annual Meeting, November & Council for European Studies Conference, April. Religious Identity among Second-generation North African Immigrants in France, University of Notre Dame, Religion and Society Graduate Workshop, April North African or French? Negotiating Ethnic-based Identity among Second-generation North African Immigrants, Culture and Society Workshop, Northwestern University Dying from to Living With : Framing Institutions and the Coping Processes of Black Women Living with HIV/AIDS, American Sociological Association Annual Meeting & Association of Black Sociologists Annual Meeting, August Us and Them: Symbolic Boundaries and Community Institutions, Midwest Sociological Society Annual Meeting (April) & American Sociological Association Annual Meeting (August) 2006 Us and Them: Symbolic Boundaries and the University-Community Relationship Northwestern University, Culture and Society Workshop, October. OTHER PRESENTATIONS 2017 Invited Panelist, Author-meets-Critics session on Politicizing Islam: The Islamic Revival in France and India by Fareen Parvez, Association for the Sociology of Religion Annual Meeting, August. Invited Panelist, Author-meets-Critics session on On British Islam: Religion, Law, and Everyday Practice in Shari Councils by John Bowen, Council for European Studies Conference, July. Invited speaker, Counseling and Psychological Services Diversity Team, Purdue University Discussant, The 1992 L.A. Uprising, America s Newest History: The Nineties in Historical Perspective Conference, Purdue University 2016 Invited Panelist, Healing Hearts Part II: Resilience in the Face of Racial Trauma, Purdue University Latino Cultural Center 2016 Discussant for paper session, Ethnic Conflict, American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, August BlackLivesMatter: Racial Tension and Police Violence in the Midwest and Beyond, Unitarian Universalist Church of Tippecanoe County, April Discussant for paper session, Colorblindness in France in Comparative Perspective, Council for European Studies Conference, July. 7

8 2014 Beyond Ferguson: Global Connections for Racial and Ethnic Minorities, Panelist, A Conversation on Ferguson and its Implications, African-American Studies and Research Center, Purdue University, September Interrogating Interdisciplinarity, Panelist and Organizer, Max Weber Programme Multidisciplinary Research Workshop, European University Institute, January Navigating a Postdoctoral Fellowship, Invited Panelist, Office of Multicultural Affairs, Northwestern University, May. Racial Statistics in Republican France, Numbers, Identity, and Modernity, Guest lecture, Northwestern University, January Reconstructing the Image of Michael Jackson: Explorations of Body, Spirit, and Society, Invited Panelist, University of Notre Dame, Erskine A. Peters Fellows Symposium, March. TEACHING EXPERIENCE Purdue University: Racial and Ethnic Diversity, Fall 2014, Spring 2015, Fall 2015, Fall 2016, Spring 2017, Fall 2017 Race, Ethnicity, and Inequality (graduate seminar), Fall 2015, Spring 2017 Qualitative Methods (graduate seminar), Fall 2016 Duke University: Race, Ethnicity, and Citizenship, Spring 2014 European University Institute: Social Marginalization, London School of Economics week-long teaching exchange, Winter 2013 Teacher Training Certificate, 2013 Northwestern University (Teaching Assistantships): Demography: Population and Health, 2008 Sociological Theory, 2008 Problems of Cities (with Discussion Section), 2006, 2007 The City, 2007 Sociology of Inequality, 2007 Civil Rights and Black Liberation, 2005 Introduction to Sociology (with Discussion Section), 2005 STUDENTS ADVISED Hector de los Santos (Psychological Sciences, Preliminary Proposal), The Effect of Perceived Discrimination on Mental Health Outcomes for Hispanics: A Meta-Analytic Review Amirah Ellison (SROP program, 2017) Michaella Fitzpatrick (SROP program, 2017) Thomas Locke (SROP program, 2017) SERVICE TO THE PROFESSION AND PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS 2017-present Research Development Associates, Member of IRB Board Editorial Board Member (Appointed), Politics, Groups, and Identities 8

9 Editorial Board Member (Appointed), Contexts: Understanding People in their Social Worlds 2017 Panel Organizer, Rethinking Global Cities: Power, Space, and Exclusion (Community and Urban Sociology Section session), American Sociological Association Annual Meeting 2017 Panel Organizer, State of Emergency: Is France Transforming?, Council for European Studies Conference 2017 Panel Organizer, Author-Meets-Critics: Corey Fields, Black Elephants in the Room: The Unexpected Politics of African-American Republicans, Eastern Sociological Society Annual Meeting Member, Section on Racial and Ethnic Minorities Nominations Committee, American Sociological Association 2016 Panel Organizer, Regular Session on Urban Sociology, American Sociological Association Annual Meeting 2016 Panel Organizer, Methodological Issues in Researching European Migrations, Council for European Studies Conference 2016; 2017 Reviewer, Sociology Panel, Ford Foundation Fellowship Program, National Academies 2016 External Proposal Reviewer, Ohio University Research Committee Reviewer, Social Science Research Council Dissertation Proposal Development Fellowship Appointed member, International Liaison Committee, Association for the Sociology of Religion Elected member, Membership and Outreach Committee, Society for the Study of Social Problems Member, Community and Urban Sociology Section Graduate Student Paper Award committee, American Sociological Association 2015 Symposium Co-organizer, New Approaches to Citizenship and Inequality: Gender, Race, and Rights, Purdue University 2015 Panel Organizer, Islam and Immigration across National Contexts, Association for the Sociology of Religion Annual Meeting 2014-present Faculty Affiliate, Research Network on Racial and Ethnic Inequality, Duke University Proposal Reviewer, Council for European Studies 9

10 2011 to present Manuscript Reviewer, American Journal of Sociology; American Sociological Review; Identities: Global Studies in Culture and Power; International Journal for Sociology and Social Policy; Sociology of Religion; International Journal of Comparative Sociology; Journal of Women, Politics, & Policy; Sociological Forum; Social Problems; University of California Press; Westview Press; Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies; Politics, Groups, and Identities; Gender & Society; Cultures et Conflits; Social Forces; Contexts 2006 to present Professional Affiliations: American Sociological Association (Sections: Community and Urban Sociology; Sociology of Culture; International Migration; Racial and Ethnic Minorities) Association of Black Sociologists Society for the Study of Social Problems (Sections: Global, Racial and Ethnic Minorities) Collegium for African-American Research Council for European Studies (Immigration Research Network) Association for the Sociology of Religion UNIVERSITY AND DEPARTMENT SERVICE 2017-present Colloquium Committee, Department of Sociology, Purdue University Committee member, STEM Faculty Community of Practice in Equity and Privilege Teaching Committee, Department of Sociology, Purdue University 2015 Reviewer, Kathleen G. Kisselburgh Memorial Scholarship, College of Liberal Arts, Purdue University Undergraduate Committee, Department of Sociology, Purdue University Max Weber Programme Director Selection Committee, European University Institute Max Weber Programme Conference Committee Co-organizer, European University Institute Max Weber Fellow Representative, European University Institute Coordinator, Social Inequality Workshop, Department of Sociology, Northwestern University Graduate Admissions Committee, Department of Sociology, Northwestern University MEDIA Why the English word black became the new noir in France PRI International, February 28, 2017 ( Liberté, Égalité, et Fraternité for All? THINK Magazine, Fall

11 The Dilemma of Dual Identities in Black France, Duke Today, March 20, 2014 ( La femme française, un rêve toujours américain, Agence France-Presse, December 27, 2013 FOREIGN LANGUAGES French (Fluency in Reading, Writing, and Speaking) REFERENCES UPON REQUEST 11