Andrew B. Jenks Curriculum Vitae October 2018

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1 Andrew B. Jenks Curriculum Vitae October 2018 Department of Political Science and International Relations 347 Smith Hall, 18 Amstel Avenue Newark, DE Phone: (302) Website: andrewjenks.net EDUCATION, Newark, DE Ph.D. in Political Science and International Relations, Expected 2019 Dissertation: Political Institutions and Disability Rights in the United States and Canada Committee: Claire Rasmussen (Chair), William Meyer, Wayne Batchis, Tanya Titchkosky (external committee member, University of Toronto) Master of Arts in Political Science and International Relations, 2015 Thesis: Disability Political Theory: A Phenomenological Approach Committee: Claire Rasmussen (Chair), Kara Ellerby, Matthew Weinert West Chester University, West Chester, PA Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, 2013 ADDITIONAL TRAINING APSA Short Course Using Campaign Finance Institute, National Institute for Money in Politics, and Center for Responsive Politics Data for Teaching and Research Institute for Qualitative & Multimethod Research (IQMR). Syracuse University. PUBLICATIONS Referred Journal Articles Crip Theory and The Disabled Identity: Why Disability Politics Needs Impairment. Disability & Society (accepted for publication). Book Chapters

2 2016. An Inside Look at an Invisible Paralympic Sport: Giving Voice to Goalball Athletes Lived Experiences with Elaine B. Jenks in (Eds. Jackson, Daniel et al.) Reframing Disability?: Media, (Dis)Empowerment, and Voice in the 2012 Paralympics, Routledge. Peer-Reviewed Reports A Lack of Access: SSA Programs & Experiences of Blind and Visually Impaired People. Prepared for the Social Security Administration s ARDRAW (Analyzing the Relationship between Disability, Rehabilitation and Work) Small Grant Program. Works in Progress Gaining Oral Consent for Studies Involving Blind and Visually Impaired Interviewees. Manuscript in Progress A Lack of Access: Work Outcomes of Blind and Visually Impaired SSI/SSDI Recipients. Manuscript in Progress Disabled Subjects in the Public Sphere: The Capability Contract Manuscript in Progress Norm Diffusion of the Social Model of Disability?: The UN CRPD and Fixing Meanings of Disability in the Global South. Manuscript in Progress The Poverty of Plastics Bans: Disabled People, Foodie Movements, and Food Justice with Kelsey Obringer. Manuscript in Progress TEACHING EXPERIENCE Instructor of Record: Introduction to Public Policy Winter 2019 Introduction to American Politics Winter 2018 Discussion Facilitator: Disability Studies Senior Seminar Spring 2017 Interdisciplinary Graduate Teaching Assistant (Department of Africana Studies): Introduction to Africana Studies/Black Male Experience Fall 2018 Classes TBD Spring 2019 Interdisciplinary Graduate Teaching Assistant (Department of Women & Gender Studies): Jenks 2

3 Introduction to Women s Studies Fall 2017 Theory & Methods in Feminism Spring 2018 Teaching Assistant in Department of Political Science Political Thought II Fall 2016 Introduction to American Politics Fall 2013/Fall 2015 Congress Spring 2015 Introduction to Global Politics Fall 2014 Introduction to Law Spring 2014/Spring 2015 Special Programs: 2018, Governor s School for Excellence, One-day Intensive Program for High School Seniors at the Course Guest Lectures at : 2018 Feminist Disability Theory. POSC 361: Feminist Political Theory, May An Introduction to Disability Studies. WOMS201: Intro to Women s Studies, October Disability, Deliberation, and Democracy. POSC472: Democratic Theory, May Disability in the Global South: People, their Protections, and Policy. POSC311: Politics of Developing Nations, February Women and Gender: Globalization and Economic Development. POSC 311: Politics of Developing Nations, October Disability Citizenship & Invisibility. POSC 361: Feminist Political Theory, October Campaign Finance. POSC 423: Congress, May The Kurds: A Nation Without a State. POSC 333: Contemporary Political Ideologies, February Campaigns & Elections. POSC 150: Introduction to American Politics, January 21. CONFERENCE ACTIVITY Presentations Jenks 3

4 2018 The Poverty of Plastics Bans: Disabled People, Foodie Movements, and Food Justice with Kelsey Obringer. Annual Meeting of the Northeast Political Science Association (NPSA). Montreal, QC. November Get a Real Disability : Creating the Concept of Disability in the US and Canada. Annual Meeting of the Northeast Political Science Association (NPSA). Montreal, QC. November A Nation of Very Stable Genius : Ablenationalism and Democratic Citizenship. Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association (APSA). Boston, MA. August Liberalism s Legacy Today: Populism and the Revival of Eugenics. Democracy in Decline?: The Challenge of Global Populism. Newark, Delaware. May Crip Theory and the Disabled Identity: Why Disability Politics Needs Impairment. Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Political Science Association (NPSA). Philadelphia, PA. November Disability Rights in the United States and Canada. Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association (APSA). San Francisco, CA. August 31-September Rights Enabled or Disabled?: The UN CRPD and Fixing Meanings of Disability in the Global South. Annual Meeting of the International Studies Association (ISA). Baltimore, MD. February Re-embodying Disability: Towards a Political Theory of Impairment. Annual Meeting of the Society for Disability Studies (SDS). Atlanta, GA. June The Effects of Outside Spending Post-Citizens United: A Case Study. Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Political Science Association (NPSA). Philadelphia, PA November Undergraduate The Impact of Citizens United: Campaign Spending in the 2010 Midterm. Pennsylvania Political Science Association (PPSA) at Muhlenberg College March 31. Organized Panels Disability Politics in the US and Canada, with Jennifer Erkulwater, Mary Ann McColl, and David Pettinicchio. Annual Meeting of the Northeast Political Science Association (NPSA). Montreal, QC. November GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS, & AWARDS Grants Jenks 4

5 Factors Affecting Employment Outcomes of SSI/SSDI Beneficiaries who are Blind and Visually Impaired. Analyzing the Relationship Between Disability, Rehabilitation, and Work (ARDRAW) Small Grant Program. Social Security Administration ($10,000) Awards Interdisciplinary Graduate Teaching Assistantship (IGTA) Department of Women & Gender Studies Department of Africana Studies Graduate Teaching Assistantship Department of Political Science and International Relations Scholarships Victory Scholarship Award. United Cerebral Palsy (UCP) of Delaware ($500) CAMPUS & DEPARTMENTAL TALKS 2018 Classroom Management and Building Community. Teaching Assistant Orientation. Center for Teaching and Learning (CTAL) What to expect when you re expecting your PhD. Summer Research Institute Master Class. Ronald E. McNair Scholars Program How to survive comprehensive exams and defending your prospectus. The Colloquium on Global Governance, Department of Political Science and International Relations. Copresented with Michael Habeggar and Xinhui Jiang Dealing with Conflict. Graduate Teaching & Learning Conversation. Center for Teaching and Learning (CTAL), Classroom Management and Building Community Teaching Assistant Orientation, Center for Teaching and Learning (CTAL),. PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES & SERVICE Departmental Search Committee 2017 Political Psychology Search Committee, Member,. Jenks 5

6 Graduate Students (Political Science & International Relations) Peer Mentor Coordinator, Global Governance Student Association US Paralympic Men s Goalball National Team Member (Selected as top 6 player in the United States) Paralympic Medals 2016 Rio de Janeiro (Silver) Para Pan-American Games Medals 2011 Guadalajara (Silver) 2015 Toronto (Silver) PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS American Political Science Association (APSA) Sections: New Political Science, Canadian Politics, Gender and Politics Northeastern Political Science Association (NPSA) Jenks 6