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1 Running 1 CURRICULUM VITAE Katrina Running Phone: (310) krunning@ .arizona.edu EDUCATION Ph.D. Sociology, (Expected: May 2013) Dissertation Title: Towards Climate Justice: Examining Concern for Climate Change in Developed, Transitioning and Developing Countries Committee: Lane Kenworthy (Chair), Don Grant, and Robin Stryker Comprehensive Exams: Gender and Social Movements/Collective Action M.A. Sociology, May 2009 M.A. Title: Who Acts for the Common Good? Engaging in Action to Solve Environmental Problems Committee: Kraig Beyerlein (Chair), Linda Molm, and Alexandra Kalev M.A. Political Science, May 2007 M.A. Title: Examining Issue Explanations for Women s Representation at the State Level Committee: Barbara Norrander (Chair), Jan Leighley, and Suzanne Dovi Colorado State University B.A. Political Science, May 2001, Cum Laude RESEARCH AND TEACHING INTERESTS Environmental Sociology, Global & Transnational Sociology, Gender, Social Problems, Social Movements & Collective Action, Research Methods, Quantitative Methods AWARDS AND GRANTS 2012 Tuition Grant, Summer Institute in New Economics, Boston College ($500) 2010 Young Scientists Summer Program, National Academy of Sciences ($7,500) Long Taylor Foundation Scholarship ($19,750) Graduate Fellowship in Sociology, ($10,000) Graduate Fellowship in Political Science, ($5,000)

2 Running The Distinguished Scholar Scholarship, Colorado State University ($2,000/year) PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS Running, Katrina Examining Environmental Concern in Developed, Transitioning and Developing Countries. World Values Research 5(1):1-27. Running, Katrina and Louise Marie Roth. (Forthcoming). To Wed or to Work? Assessing Work and Marriage as Routes Out of Poverty. Journal of Poverty. PAPERS UNDER REVIEW AND IN PROGRESS Running, Katrina. World Citizenship and Concern for Global Warming: Building the Case for a Strong International Civil Society. Revise and resubmit to Social Forces. Running, Katrina. Improving International Climate Agreements: How do the Most Vulnerable Weigh Environment-Economy Tradeoffs? In preparation for submission to Social Problems. Grant, Don, Kelly Bergstrand, and Katrina Running. The Organization of Greenhouse Gas Emissions. Undergoing data collection. Running, Katrina. Income Inequality and Concern for Global Warming in 46 Countries. Data analysis complete. Running, Katrina. The Role of Public Opinion in Contributing to Emissions Reductions Pledges in Annex I Countries. Undergoing data collection. RESEARCH EXPERIENCE 2012 Research Assistant for Don Grant on project titled The Organization of Greenhouse Gas Emissions funded by the National Science Foundation, Research Assistant for Alexandra Kalev on project titled Workforce Diversity and Firms Financial Performance funded by the National Science Foundation, and Tel Aviv University 2010 Research Fellow in the Young Scientists Summer Program at the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, Laxenburg, Austria Research Assistant for Louise Roth, 2009 Research Assistant for Kraig Beyerlein on project titled Southern Arizona Immigration Attitudes Study funded by the National Science Foundation, and University of Notre Dame

3 Running Research Assistant for Barbara Norrander, Internship Coordinator, Feminist Majority Foundation Director of Permissions for Ms. Magazine TEACHING EXPERIENCE Instructor, 2011/2012 Sociology 307: Environmental Sociology 2010 Sociology 459: The Sociology of Gender 2009/2010 Sociology 222: Gender Identities, Interactions and Relationships (web-delivered) 2007 Political Science 435: Public Opinion and Voting Behavior Graduate Teaching Assistantships Sociology 321: Sociology of the Family (with Louise Roth) Sociology 422: Complex Organizations (with Alexandra Kalev) 2007 Political Science 435: Public Opinion (with Barbara Norrander) 2006 Political Science 301: Quantitative Methods (with Jan Leighley) 2006 Political Science 431: Media and Elections (with Jan Leighley) Political Science 201: American National Government (with Barbara Norrander) CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2012 Running, Katrina. The Role of Citizenship Identities in Evaluating Global Warming. Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, Denver, CO Running, Katrina. Climate Solutions: What are the Preferences of Those with the Most at Stake? Annual Meeting of the Pacific Sociological Association, San Diego, CA Running, Katrina. Examining the Effect of Climate Risk and Post-materialist Values on Concern for the Environment in Developed, Transitioning and

4 Running 4 Developing Countries. Annual Meeting of the Pacific Sociological Association, Seattle, WA Running, Katrina. Examining Concern for Global Warming in Developed, Transitioning and Developing Countries. Inequality Workshop at the University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ Running, Katrina. Income Inequality and Concern for Climate Change in 46 Countries. First Annual Graduate Student Environmental Research Blitz at the, Tucson, AZ Running, Katrina. Predicting Pro-environmental Attitudes in Developed, Transitioning and Developing Countries. Final Seminar for the Young Scientists Summer Program, Laxenburg, Austria Running, Katrina. Addressing Climate Change as a Global Scale Social Dilemma. Annual Meeting of the Pacific Sociological Association, Oakland, CA Running, Katrina. Who Acts for the Common Good? Engaging in Action to Solve Environmental Problems. Annual Meeting of the Pacific Sociological Association, San Diego, CA Running, Katrina. Issue Explanations for Women s Representation at the State Level. Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL Norrander, Barbara, Kristin Kanthak, and Katrina Running. Incumbency, Risk, and the Gender Gap. Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL. INVITED TALKS 2011 Running, Katrina. The Environmental Implications of Communal Living. Invited presentation for the s Women s Resource Center Fall 2011 Speaker Series. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Co-chair, Sociology Graduate Student Association Co-coordinator, Feminist Theory Group

5 Running Graduate Student Representative, Faculty Recruitment Committee COMMUNITY SERVICE Graduate Student Coordinator of the Running and Winning program in collaboration with the Tucson Chapter of The League of Women Voters Member of Sustainable Tucson Community Group PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 2012 Summer Institute in New Economics, Participant Interdisciplinary workshop examining research supporting a new economic model Organized by Juliet Schor and the, Boston College 2012 Publish or Perish Workshop, Participant Interdisciplinary workshop designed to develop skills necessary for publishing Organized by graduate students, 2010 Young Scientist Summer Program, Participant Summer research program of the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, Laxenburg, Austria PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS American Sociological Association Section Memberships: Environment and Technology Global and Transnational Sociology American Association of University Women Pacific Sociological Association Phi Beta Kappa PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES Dr. Lane Kenworthy lane.kenworthy@ .arizona.edu Phone: (520) Dr. Don Grant

6 Running 6 grantd@ .arizona.edu Phone: (520) Dr. Robin Stryker rstryker@ .arizona.edu Phone: (520) Dr. Louise Roth lroth@ .arizona.edu Phone: (520) Dr. Lena Höglund Isaksson Research Scholar International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) Schlossplatz 1 A-2361 Laxenburg, Austria hoglund@iiasa.ac.at Phone: