SABINE F. CADEAU CURRICULUM VITAE

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1 EDUCATION SABINE F. CADEAU CURRICULUM VITAE Visiting Assistant Professor of Latin American and Caribbean History University of South Florida at Tampa August 2015 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO Ph.D., Modern Latin American and Caribbean-Atlantic History Dissertation: Natives of the Border: Ethnic Haitians and the Law in the Dominican Republic, Dissertation Committee: Julie Saville (chair), Dain Borges, Laurent Dubois, Stephan Palmié June 2008 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO M.A., Caribbean and Atlantic World History Thesis: Challenging the Uses and Meaning of the French Language in Haiti: The Kreyolofòn Response to Francophonie, Advisor: Leora Auslander August 2006 UNIVERSITYOF ILLINOIS URBANA-CHAMPAIGN M.A. Latin American and Caribbean Studies Thesis: The Memory of Africa and Africans in the Haitian Revolution in Thomas Madiou s Histoire D Haiti. Advisor: Nils Jacobsen May 2003 XAVIER UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA B.A. magna cum laude, English Literature with honors distinction in English PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS 2017-Present UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA AT TAMPA Visiting Assistant Professor in the Department of History YALE UNIVERSITY PROGRAM IN AGRARIAN STUDIES Postdoctoral Associate RUTGERS UNIVERSITY, CENTER FOR HISTORICAL ANALYSIS Postdoctoral Fellow in the research seminar Ethical Subjects: Moralities, Laws, Histories 1

2 PUBLICATIONS BOOK MANUSCRIPT Natives of the Border: Ethnic Haitians and the Law in the Dominican Republic, (Invited to Submit for Outside Review by Cambridge University Press Afro-Latin America Series) FORTHCOMING ARTICLE Reconstructing the Social History of the Pre-Massacre Haitian-Dominican Border/ Reconstruyendo la historia social de la frontera Haiti-Republica Dominicana antes de la masacre Special Anthology on the 80 th Anniversary of the 1937 Haitian Massacre, Santo Domingo, Forthcoming, 2018 ARTICLE IN PROGRESS De Una Frontera a Otra: Forced Relocation, Gender, and the Rhetoric of Feminine Betrayal in the Post-1937 Dominican Borderlands. To be submitted to the Hispanic American Historical Review, October FILM AND DIGITAL PROJECTS Bayonèt se fè : Afro-Atlantic Material Culture and the Haitian Revolution in Popular Historical Memory, Digital Library of the Caribbean, 2017 BOOK REVIEWS Review of Contrary Destinies: A Century of America s Occupation, Deoccupation and Reoccupation of Haiti, Leon D. Pamphile. H-LatAm, Sept GRANTS, FELLOWSHIPS, AND AWARDS Yale University Program in Agrarian Studies Postdoctoral Fellowship Rutgers University Center for Historical Analysis Postdoctoral Fellowship Brown University Presidential Postdoctoral Fellowship (Second Place Finalist) Woodrow Wilson Fellowship Foundation Mellon-Mays Dissertation Grant Ithaca College Predoctoral Fellowship (Declined) University of Pennsylvania Predoctoral Fellowship (Finalist) Duke University Haiti Lab Summer Research Grant 2013 Social Science Research Council/Mellon-Mays Predoctoral Research Grant 2009 University of Chicago Provost s Grant 2008 Social Science Research Council/Mellon-Mays Predoctoral Research Grant 2008 FLAS Title IV Summer language Fellowship in Haitian Creole 2007 FLAS Title IV Academic Year Fellowship in Brazilian Portuguese FLAS Title IV Academic Year Fellowship in Brazilian Portuguese Social Science Research Council/Mellon-Mays Graduate Studies Enhancement 2006 Grant Summer FLAS in Brazilian Portuguese, Salvador, Bahia

3 University Unendowed Fellowship, U of C FLAS Title IV Academic Year FLAS in Brazilian Portuguese, UIUC UNCF Mellon Undergraduate Fellowship Ronald McNair Scholars Program TEACHING EXPERIENCE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA AT TAMPA Spring 2018 Comparative Slavery and Emancipation (graduate seminar) Spring 2018 Major Topics in Caribbean History (graduate seminar) Fall 2017 Introduction to Caribbean History Fall 2017 Atlantic Slavery RUTGERS UNIVERSITY Spring 2016 Africans in the Americas (instructor of record) Fall 2015 History of the Dominican Republic (instructor of record) UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO Spring 2009 Latin American Civilizations III (teaching assistant) PRESENTATIONS INVITED PRESENTATIONS 2017 Reconstructing the Social History of the 1937 Haitian Massacre: Glimpses of Popular Life in Pre-Massacre Border Communities. 80 Años de la Masacre de 1937: Reconstruyendo la Memoria, INTEC, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, Oct Representations of the 1937 Massacre in Haitian literature, Pomona College, March 2, Haiti and Dominican Republic Deportations: A Teach-in, Rutgers University, Nov

4 2015 Prelude to Genocide: Denationalization and Displacement in the Dominican Border Provinces, Faculty Forum on Race and Ethnicity, Rutgers Center for Race and Ethnicity, Oct The Politics of Homeland: The Haitian-Dominican Borderlands After Genocide, City College of New York, Black Studies Program, March 30, History Through Haitian Eyes: Historical Memory in the Haitian Visual Arts, Ithaca College, Ithaca, NY, March 27, La Historia del idioma Creole en Haití y la Republica Dominicana, Centro Bonó, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, May 8, CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2017 The Twentieth Century Caribbean Genocide: Reflections on the 80 th Anniversary of the 1937 Haitian Massacre Association for the Study of the Worldwide African Diaspora (ASWAD) Biennial Conference, November 9, De Una Frontera a Otra: Prostitution, Gender and the Discourse of Ethno-Racial Betrayal in the Post-1937 Haitian-Dominican Border at the panel Border Crossings in Recent Scholarship in Haiti and the Dominican Republic, Latin American Studies Association Conference, New York City, May 30, French or Kreyòl? The Kreyolofòn Response to La Francophonie in the 1970s, Roots and Branches: New Directions in Haitian Studies, NYU Center for French Civilization and Culture, January 23, WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS 2017 The 1937 Massacre Revisited, Yale University Agrarian Studies Colloquium, Spring Unauthorized Agriculture and the Right of Return in the post 1937 Haitian-Dominican Border, Rutgers Center for Historical Analysis Seminar on Ethical Subjects, Feb 2, Refugees and Land Conflict in the Post-Genocide Haitian-Dominican Border, University of Chicago Latin American History Workshop, May 21, ACADEMIC SERVICE 2013 Haitian Kreyòl Translator, Humanitarianism in Haiti: Visions and Practice, Duke University, April 11-12,

5 2012 Organizer, Land Agriculture and Environment in Haiti, Duke University, December LANGUAGES Haitian Creole: Fluent in speaking, listening, reading and writing Spanish: Advanced proficiency in speaking, listening, reading and writing French: Advanced proficiency in speaking, listening, reading and writing Brazilian Portuguese: Advanced proficiency in speaking, listening, reading and writing PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Present Member, American Historical Association Present Member, Latin American Studies Association Present Member, Association of Caribbean Historians Present Member, Association for the Study of the Worldwide African Diaspora Present Member, Haitian Studies Association Present Member, Haitian Art Society REFERENCES Julie Saville Department of History University of Chicago 1126 E. 59 th Street Chicago, IL jsaville@uchicago.edu (773) Dain Borges, Department of History University of Chicago 1126 E. 59 th Street Chicago, IL dborges@uchicago.edu (773) Laurent Dubois Department of History and Romance Languages Duke University 213 Language Center, Box Durham, NC laurent.dubois@duke.edu 5

6 (919) Stephan Palmié Department of Anthropology University of Chicago 1126 East 59th Street Chicago, Il (773) James C. Scott Department of Political Science Yale University 115 Prospect St New Haven, CT (203)