CV - Department of History
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CV - Department of History
Caroline Séquin Department of History, University of Chicago 1126 E. 59th Street | Chicago, IL 60637 [email protected] (608) 354-1978 EDUCATION Ph.D. Candidate in History University of Chicago, Expected 2018 Dissertation: “Sex on the Move: Prostitution, Racial Politics, and Colonialism in the French Atlantic World, 1848-1960.” Committee: Leora Auslander (Chair), Thomas C. Holt, Emily Lynn Osborn, Rachel Jean-Baptiste (University of California-Davis). Comprehensive Exams Fields (passed, June 2015): Race and Gender in Modern France; Colonial Africa; Slavery, Emancipation, and Gender in the Atlantic World; Feminist, Sexuality, and Gender Theories. Research Interests: Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Atlantic World; Modern France and its Empire; Colonial Africa; Post-Emancipation Societies; Gender and Sexuality; Race and Racism. M.A. in Women's and Gender Studies Université Paris VIII, France, 2011 Completed with highest Honors, “Mention Très Bien” M.A. in English and American Studies Completed with Honors, “Mention Bien” Université Nancy II, France, 2010 B.A. in English and American Studies, Completed with Honors, “Mention Assez Bien” Université Nancy II, France, 2008 GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS University Scholarship, University of Chicago, 2012-2017. Millstone Research Fellowship, Western Society for French History, 2015. Kunstadter Research Travel Grant, Department of History, University of Chicago, 2015. Social Science Division Research Grant, University of Chicago, 2015. Center for the Study of Race, Politics, and Culture, Travel Grant, University of Chicago, 2015. François Furet Travel Grant, France Chicago Center, University of Chicago, 2015. Center for the Study of Gender and Sexuality Small Grant for Research in the Social Sciences, University of Chicago, 2015. African Studies Small Grant, University of Chicago, 2014; 2015. William T. Hutchinson Fellowship, University of Chicago, 2013-2014; 2014-2015. Louis E. Asher Fellowship, University of Chicago, 2012-2013. Regional Fellowship from the Regional Council of Lorraine, France, 2008-2009. TEACHING EXPERIENCE Certificate in History Pedagogy, University of Chicago, 2014-2015. Summer Course Design Bootcamp: Getting Ready to Teach your Own Course, Center for Teaching and Learning, University of Chicago, Summer 2015. Teaching Assistant, “Colonizations I,” University of Chicago, Winter 2015. Teaching Assistant, “Gender and Sexuality in World Civilizations,” University of Chicago, Fall 2014. ESL Teacher, Saint Benoist de l'Europe Middle School and High School, Bagnolet, France, 2012. English Tutor, SOS Prof; Cours Legendre; Paris, 2007-2008, 2010-2012. Assistant Teacher, French Academy of Minnesota, Minneapolis, 2009-2010. PUBLICATIONS Book review, “Barbara L. Voss and Eleanor Conlin Casella, eds. Archaeologies of Sexuality: Intimate Encounters and Sexual Effects.” Clio. Femmes, Genre, Histoire 40 (2014). PRESENTATIONS “Les lois protègent-elles ou fragilisent-elles les prostituées ? Histoire de la réglementation de la prostitution en Martinique aux XIXe et XXe siècles.” Journée internationale pour l’élimination de la violence à l’égard des femmes, Fort-De-France, Martinique, November 21, 2015. “Forbidden Love? Race, Citizenship, and Sexual Politics in the French Atlantic World, 18481960,” Transnational Approaches to Modern Europe Workshop, University of Chicago, May 27, 2015. “‘French women, I wish you would hide your tears:’ The Gender of Wartime Mourning, 1914-1918,” Western Society for French History annual conference, San Antonio, November 15, 2014. “Littérature et représentations des liaisons interraciales aux États-Unis dans la première moitié du 19e siècle (à travers les journaux d’esclaves),” Association pour l'étude de la colonisation européenne; 1750-1850, La Sorbonne, Paris, France, January 14, 2012. “Quelles identités pour quels monuments?”, French-German Youth Office, Skopje, Macedonia, January 2012. SERVICE AND RELATED PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Assistant Editor, Clio. Femmes, Genre, Histoire. Internship funded by Andrew W. Mellon Foundation’s “Make History Work” Program at the University of Chicago, JanuaryApril 2016. Research Assistant for Prof. Jennifer Cole, University of Chicago, 2015. Co-coordinator, Transnational Approaches to Modern Europe Workshop, University of Chicago, 2014-2015. Assistant Editor, Historical Review Dix-huitième siècle, thematic series n°43/2011, April 2011. C. Sequin, 2 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Historical Association Western Society for French History LANGUAGES French: Native Proficiency English: Fluent Spanish: Advanced Reading Proficiency REFERENCES Leora Auslander Professor of Modern European Social History Department of History The University of Chicago [email protected] (773) 702-7940 Emily Lynn Osborn Associate Professor of African History Department of History The University of Chicago [email protected] (773) 834-9019 Rachel Jean-Baptiste Associate Professor of African History Department of History The University of California-Davis [email protected] C. Sequin, 3