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KATRINA QUISUMBING KING
Sociology Department, University of Wisconsin-Madison
8128 William H. Sewell Social Sciences Building
1180 Observatory Drive, Madison, WI 53706-1393
[www.katrinaquisumbingking.com]
[[email protected]]
ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS
2016-2017
Visiting Scholar, Department of History, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
EDUCATION
2017 (Expected) Ph.D. Sociology, University of Wisconsin-Madison
2013
M.S. Sociology, University of Wisconsin-Madison
2007
B.S., Biology and Sociology, Boston College, Phi Beta Kappa, magna cum laude
TEACHING AND RESEARCH INTERESTS
Race and Ethnicity, Migration, Citizenship, Empire, Welfare States, Qualitative Methods,
Comparative Historical, Ethnography
PUBLICATIONS
PEER REVIEWED JOURNAL ARTICLES
quisumbing king, katrina. 2015. “Striving for Sacred: Negotiating the Tensions of Sustainable
Agriculture,” Journal of Contemporary Ethnography.
IN PREPARATION
quisumbing king, katrina. “The Limitations of the Black-white Color Line in Race Scholarship.”
quisumbing king, katrina. “Black Agrarianism: The Significance of African American Land
Ownership in the Rural South.”
quisumbing king, katrina. “A Promise Revoked: Filipino Military Service in WWII and Expulsion
from Citizenship.”
EXTERNAL FUNDING
2016
MIT School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences Diversity Predoctoral
Fellowship, $37,500
2016
Association of Centers for the Study of Congress, Richard A. Baker Graduate
Student Research Travel Grant, $737
2016
Association for Asian American Studies Conference Travel Grant, $400
2016
Franklin D. Roosevelt Institute Research Grant, $800
2015
National Science Foundation Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grant,
$11,991
2015
Harry S. Truman Library Institute Research Grant, $2095
INTERNAL FUNDING
2016
Student Research Travel Grant
2015
Sociology Department Research Grant
2015
Summer Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship, Filipino
2015
Vilas Dissertation Research Travel Award
2014
Communication-B Teaching Assistant Fellow
2013
Summer Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship, Portuguese
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2012
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2011-2012
Crowe Conference Travel Grant
Sociology Department Conference Travel Grant
State Research Assistantship
HONORS
2016
2013
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2012
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Honorable Mention, Ford Foundation Fellowship Dissertation Fellowship
Communication-B Teaching Assistant Fellow (declined)
Honorable Mention, Ford Foundation Predoctoral Fellowship
Alternate Summer Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship, Portuguese
Alternate, Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship, Portuguese
Alternate, Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship, Vietnamese
Alternate, Ford Foundation Predoctoral Fellowship
INVITED PRESENTATIONS
2015
“Filipino Military Service and the Revocation of Benefits,” Asian American Speaker
Series, Asian American Studies Program, UW-Madison
CONFERENCE ACTIVITY
PANELS ORGANIZED
2016
“Colonial Subjects into Soldiers: War, Nation Building, and the Consolidation of
Citizenship.” Social Science History Association
2016
“Empire and Would-be Citizens: Negotiating the Boundaries of Belonging in the
Post-War Philippines,” Association of Asian American Studies
2015
“U.S. Interventions in the Pacific: Negotiating State, Nation, and Community,”
Social Science History Association
PAPERS (SELECT)
2016
“The Limitations of the Black-white Color Line,” American Sociological Association
and the Junior Theorists Symposium
2016
“Filipino Elites and Negotiated Independence,” The Society for Historians of
American Foreign Relations
2015
“ ‘A Financial Obligation’ or ‘A Matter of Simple Justice?’: The Revocation of
Military Benefits from Filipino WWII Veterans,” Social Science History Association
2014
“The Limitations of the Black-white Color Line in Race Scholarship,” Social Science
History Association
2013
“Striving for Sacred: Building the Moral World of Sustainable Agriculture,”
American Sociological Association
2012
“Land Matters: The Significance of Black Farmland Ownership in the Rural South,”
Black Environmental Thought Conference, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
2012
“The Cultivation of Belonging: Urban Farming and Immigrant Incorporation in
Boston,” Association of Black Sociologists/Sociologists for Women in Society at the
American Sociological Association
2012
“Land Matters: The Significance of Black Farmland Ownership in the Rural South,”
Rural Sociological Society, Chicago
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
2015-2016
Reader/Grader, Problems of Racial and Ethnic Minorities, UW-Madison
2015
Lecturer, Race and Ethnic Relations, UW-Madison
2013-2014
Teaching Assistant, Ethnic Movements in the United States, UW-Madison
2012
Teaching Assistant, Human Sexuality, UW-Madison
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RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
2015
Research Assistant for Jenna Nobles, Department of Sociology, UW-Madison
2012-2013
Research Assistant for Alice Goffman, Department of Sociology, UW-Madison
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
2014-2015
Faculty Hiring Committee, Sociology Department, UW-Madison
2013-2015
Member, Minority Recruitment and Retention Committee, Sociology Department,
UW- Madison
2013-2015
Coordinator, Race and Ethnicity Training Seminar, Sociology Department, UWMadison
2013-2015
Board Member, Association of Asian American Graduate Students
2012-2015
Coordinator, Wisconsin Migration Research Group, UW-Madison
2011-2015
Member, Teaching Assistants’ Association
2011-2013
Member, Association of Asian American Graduate Students
CURRENT PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
American Sociological Association
Association for Asian American Studies
Social Science History Association, Society for the Study of Social Problems
Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations
Sociologists for Women in Society
LANGUAGES
Cebuano/Visaya: Elementary
Tagalog/Filipino: Proficient
Portuguese: Proficient
Spanish: Fluent
English: Native Speaker
OTHER EXPERIENCE
2008-2010
Communications Assistant and Policy Analyst, Indigenous Peoples’ Biocultural
Climate Change Assessment Initiative
2007-2009
Project Developer and Consultant, Association ANDES
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