JUANDREA BATES DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY AND LEGAL STUDIES WINONA STATE UNIVERSITY 221 MINNÉ HALL WINONA, MN

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1 PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS JUANDREA BATES DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY AND LEGAL STUDIES WINONA STATE UNIVERSITY 221 MINNÉ HALL WINONA, MN (507) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF HISTORY, WINONA STATE UNIVERSITY, EDUCATION PH.D. HISTORY, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN, 2015 Dissertation: Family, Childhood and Civil Law in Buenos Aires Committee: Seth Garfield (Chair), Julie Hardwick, Joshua Rosenthal, Ann Twinam, Jonathan Brown, Virginia Garrard Burnett M.A. HISTORY, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN, 2010 Thesis: Creating the Vilest Places on Earth: Public Resources, Crime and the Social Geography of Buenos Aires, B.A. HISTORY, STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ONEONTA, 2006 (HONORS) PUBLICATIONS Book Manuscript: Raising Argentina: Childhood, Family, and Popular Participation in Civil Justice, Buenos Aires (Revised dissertation: In preparation) Articles and Reviews: (2015) Visions of Order: Criminality, Class and Community Conceptualization of the Police in Buenos Aires in Voices of Crime: Power Deviancy, and Social Control in Latin America eds. Bonnie Lucero and Luz Huertas. Under contract with University of Arizona Press, Tucson, Arizona Review of Hell s Kitchen and the Battle for Urban Space: Class Struggle and Progressive Reform in New York City, Joseph J. Varga in New York History Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children in The Social History of the American Family, edited by Joseph Golson. Thousand Oaks: Sage Publications, National Partnership for Women and Families in The Social History of the American Family, edited by Joseph Golson. Thousand Oaks: Sage Publications, 2013.

2 2010 Are We to Spade Mud in the Southern Swamps While the Negro is Raising Corn to Feed his Rebel Master: Slave Labor, Contrabands and the Civil War. Article in I Take Up My Pen : Letters from the Civil War. Gilder Lehrman Institute for American History Press, Review of Empires of the Atlantic World: Britain and Spain in American J. H Elliottt (New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 2006), on Britishscholar.com. Works in Progress: Creating the Unattached Child: Immigrant Youths and Civil Law in Buenos Aires Article in Preparation Immigrants Custody Rights and Family Property in Buenos Aires Article in Preparation Laura Ingalls Wilder: A Biography in Great Lives in American History - Under contract with All Saints Episcopal School of Fort Worth GRANTS, FELLOWSHIPS, & AWARDS 2015 J Hurst Summer Institute in Legal History Fellowship, University of Wisconsin Madison 2015 Latin American Studies Association Travel Grant Graduate Teaching Scholars Fellowship, Center for Teaching and Learning, UT-Austin 2012 Professional Development Award, Graduate School, UT-Austin Dissertation Fellowship, Department of History, UT-Austin Andrew Mellon Dissertation Fellowship in the Humanities in Original Sources Teresa Lozano Long Institute Faculty Initiated Dissertation Research Grant (Declined) 2010 Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship (Portuguese), U.S. Dept. of Education 2009 Carlos E. Castañeda Dissertation Research Grant, Departments of History, UT-Austin 2009 Mary Helen Quinn Preliminary Research Grant, Department of History, UT-Austin 2009 Liberal Arts Preliminary Dissertation Research Grant, Graduate School, UT-Austin 2008 Professional Development Award, Graduate School, UT-Austin 2007 Dora Bonham Summer Research Grant, Department of History, UT-Austin 2006 Teresa Lozano Long Field Research Grant, Institute Latin American Studies, UT-Austin Graduate Recruitment Fellowship, Institute for Latin American Studies, UT-Austin Five-Year Funding Package, Department of History, UT-Austin 2006 Menard Redfield Honors Thesis Award, Department of History, SUNY-Oneonta 2005 Summer Fellowship, Gilder Lerhman Institute for American History TEACHING Teaching Interests: Latin American History 1492-Present, Dirty Wars and Dictators, U.S. History Present. World History 1500 Present, Gender, Age and Migration in the Americas, The History of Childhood in the Americas, The City in Latin American History, Women and Children in the History of Human Rights, Latin American History Through Fiction, Grassroots U.S. and Latin America: International Relations, Transnational Alliances and Cultural Citizenship. JUANDREA M. BATES PAGE 2

3 Experience: WINONA STATE UNIVERSITY Instructor Hist 165: Latin American History 1492-Present (Fall 2015, Spring 2016) Hist 398: Dirty Wars and Dictatorship in Latin America (Fall 2015) Hist 151: U.S. History 1865-Present (Spring 2016) THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN Instructor History 363K: The City in Latin American History and Culture (Spring 2013) Section Instructor History 346: Modern Latin America (Fall 2012) History 314K: History of Mexican Americans in the United States (Fall 2009) Civil Engineering 388T: Communications in Engineering (Fall 2014-Spring 2015) Undergraduate Studies 303: Signature Course in US -Latin American Relations (Spring 2010) History 315L: United States History 1865-Present (Spring 2008, Fall 2008) Teaching Awards and Certifications: University of Texas at Austin Graduate Teaching Scholars Fellowship Graduate Certificate in Teaching Excellence Inclusive Classrooms Leadership Certificate Teaching Certification in First Year Interdisciplinary Instruction CONFERENCE PAPERS & PRESENTATIONS 2015 Panel Organizer: Living on the Edge: Youth Struggles for Inclusion in Twentieth Century Latin America. Panel Accepted for the 33 nd International Congress of the Latin American Studies Association, San Juan, Puerto Rico May 27-30, Paper: In Dire Need of Protection? : Adolescents Self Determination in Buenos Aires Civil Courts. Accepted for the 33 nd International Congress of the Latin American Studies Association, San Juan, Puerto Rico May 27-30, Paper: I Am Only a Boy in These Courts: Immigration, Minority and Civil Law in Turn of the Century Buenos Aires. The Law and the Child in Historical Perspective. University of Minnesota Law School, June 1-2, Paper: The Money I Make Is Mine : Industrialization, Civil Courts, and Family Dynamics in Turn-of-the-Century Buenos Aires. 59 th Annual Conference of the Rocky Mountain Council for Latin American Studies, Park City, UT. March 28-31, Paper: Creating the Vilest Places on Earth: Public Resources, Crime and the Social Geography of Buenos Aires , 58 th Annual Meeting of Rocky Mountain Council for Latin American Studies, Santa Fe, NM, April 6-9, JUANDREA M. BATES PAGE 3

4 2013 Paper: Torrid Acts Between Man and Beast : Bestiality, Patriarchy and Legal Culpability in Late Colonial Parral Mexico. 56 th Annual Meeting of Rocky Mountain Council for Latin American Studies, Flagstaff, AZ, April 9-12, Paper: In Fraternity We Will Once Again be Men : Remaking Puerto Rican Migrant Masculinity in Early Twentieth Century New York. Paper presented at Annual ILASA Conference in Latin American Studies, Austin, TX, February 8, University of Texas Presentations 2014 Invited Presentation: The Infancy of Childhood: A Discussion of the History of Childhood, Youth, & Age Symposium on Gender, History and Sexuality, UT-Austin, March 28, Panel Chair: Sodomy, Masculinity and the Creation of Boyhood, Institute for Historical Studies. New Works in Progress Series, December 2, Invited Presentation: The Other Other Gender Histories in a Comparative Context- A Latin American Perspective. Symposium on Gender, History and Sexuality, UT-Austin, November 22, Invited Paper: Twenty Men Will Swear He is My Son: Reconstructing Immigrant Families and Rebuilding Patria Potestad in Buenos Aires Symposium on Gender, History and Sexuality, UT-Austin, April 5, Paper: I Would Rather Be in Prison: Adolescents, Parental Rights and Changing Family Dynamics in Buenos Aires Institute for Historical Studies. New Works in Progress Series, April 23, ACADEMIC SERVICE 2014 Institute for Historical Studies. Graduate Student Grant Writing Workshop. Coordinator Cambridge History of Religion in Latin America Encyclopedia Graduate Assistant Institute for Historical Studies, New Works in Progress Series. Series Coordinator University Texas at Austin, Department of History, History Graduate Council Chair Making Race Making Health: Historical Approaches to Race Medicine and Public Health Conference. Graduate Assistant The University of Texas at Austin, Department of History, Latin American Distinguished Speakers Series Co-Chair JUANDREA M. BATES PAGE 4

5 The University of Texas at Austin, Department of History, Modern Mexico Faculty Search Committee Student Representative COMMUNITY OUTREACH Austin Partners in Education, Reading Development Program for Middle Schoolers. Volunteer, Tutor and Reading Coach Texas Well and Healthy, Center for Public Policy Priorities and Children s Defense Fund Research Assistant Intern PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Historical Association Latin American Studies Association Rocky Mountain Council of Latin American Studies Society of History of Childhood and Youth American Legal History Society LANGUAGES Spanish (fluent reading and verbal) Portuguese (fluent reading/intermediate verbal) French (fluent reading/basic verbal) JUANDREA M. BATES PAGE 5