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1 Brady L. G sell 1023 Highland Ave Iowa City, Iowa Phone: (773) brgsell@umich.edu Educational Background present Doctoral Program in Anthropology and History, Dissertation: Making Motherhood Work: Women s Child Support Claims and the Remaking of Citizenship in South Africa Committee: Adam Ashforth (chair), Gillian Feeley-Harnik, Nancy Rose Hunt, Elisha Renne 2009 M.A., Anthropology, University of Chicago 2003 B.A., International Studies, with honors, Vassar College Research and Teaching Interests Cultural Anthropology; Race; Inequality; Gender; Kinship; Citizenship; Law; Social Justice; Urban Studies; Political Economy; Africa; Ethnographic Methods Publications Peer reviewed articles 2016 G sell, Brady. The Maintenance of Family: Mediating Relationships in the South African Maintenance Court. Africa Today vol.62, no.3. Selected Presentations Panels Organized 2017 The Politics of Motherhood in Africa, Europe and the United States. Panel organized for the Seventeenth Berkshire Conference on the History of Women, Genders and Sexualities, Hofstra University, June 1-4. Papers Presented 2016 Working the City: The Materiality of Urban Family Life in South Africa. Paper presented at the African Studies Association Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, 1-3 December The Legitimacy of a Mother s Devotion: Interrogating the Moral Valence of Care. Paper presented at the American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, MN, November.

2 G sell C.V Multiple Maternities: Seeking Support in South Africa and the Performance of Kin Relations. Paper presented at the American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, Denver, CO, November The (Im)Possibility of Marriage: Child Maintenance and the Making of Post-Apartheid Families. Paper presented at the African Studies Association Conference, Philadelphia, PA, November 29-December 1. Nominated for Graduate Student Paper Prize The Maintenance of Love: The Mediation of Familial Relations in the South African Maintenance Court. Paper presented at the American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, November In Cash Only: The Politics of Maintenance and the Production of Economic Kinship, Paper presented at the Society for Cultural Anthropology Conference, Providence, RI, May Ethnic Seductions: Politics, Culture, and the Law in the New South Africa. Paper presented at the South African Historical Society Conference, Durban, South Africa, July. Invited Talks 2016 "They come to take our women and our jobs": Migrants, Marriage, and Masculine Expectation in South Africa. Paper presented at the Emerging Scholars Workshop in the Rule of Law Collaborative, University of South Carolina, South Africa, November Problematic Paters: Race, Class and Fatherhood in South Africa. Paper presented at the Institute for Research on Women and Gender Community of Scholars Symposium,, Ann Arbor, MI, 7 October Pedagogical Pinterest: Collecting, Selecting, and Implementing Formative Assessments. Paper presented at the Engaged Pedagogy Initiative Symposium,, Ann Arbor, MI, 14 April Multiple Maternities: Seeking Support in South Africa and the Performance of Motherhood. Paper presented at the gender publics panics in the Global South Conference, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL, 5-6 May Race, Gender, and the Spatial Production of Morality. Paper presented at the Eisenberg Institute for Historical Studies Graduate Student Workshop,, Ann Arbor, MI, 5 April.

3 G sell C.V Ethnic Seductions: Politics, Culture, and the Law in the New South Africa. Paper presented at the African Studies Workshop, Chairs: Jennifer Cole and Rachel Jean Baptiste, University of Chicago, 20 Oct. Honors and Awards Rackham Pre-doctoral Fellow,. Support for the writing of dissertations representing particularly creative, ambitious and risk-taking work, $32,000+tuition Institute for Research on Women and Gender Community of Scholars Fellow,. Participant in interdisciplinary gender studies summer workshop, $10,000+tuition 2016 Engaged Pedagogy Initiative Fellow,. Selected to participate in seminar on creating community-engaged learning programs Dissertation Fieldwork Grant & Osmundsen Initiative, Wenner-Gren Foundation Anthropological Fieldwork. Award to fund fieldwork research, $24, Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant, National Science Foundation. Award to fund dissertation fieldwork research, $17, Rackham International Research Award, Rackham Graduate School, University of Michigan. Award to fund fieldwork research $8, Roy Rappaport Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor Award, Department of Anthropology,. Award for graduate student instructorship African Studies Initiative Grant, Department of Afroamerican and African Studies,. Award for summer research on African Studies, $5, Graduate Research Fellowship Program, National Science Foundation. Multi-year award to support graduate scholarship, $109,000 +tuition Eisenberg Institute of Historical Studies Fellow,. Award to support summer research and year-long engagement with the institute, $5, Margaret Dow Towsley Scholar, Center for the Education of Women, University of Michigan. Scholarships honor the academic performance and potential of women $ Boyd/Williams Dissertation Grant Award for Research on Women and Work, Institute for Research on Women and Gender,. Award to support

4 G sell C.V. 4 dissertation research focused on women and their relation to paid and unpaid work, $1, Graduate Student Research Award, Institute for Research on Women and Gender,. Award to support scholarship focusing on women and gender, $1, Graduate Seminar on Global Transformations, Center for International and Comparative Studies,. Award to fund summer research and participate in interdisciplinary seminar on global issues, $4, African Studies Center Research Grant,. Award to fund summer research Anthropology and History Fellowship,. Award to fund graduate scholarship in the department Margaret C. Peabody Fellowship in International Relations, Vassar College. Award to fund graduate work in the area of international relations Departmental Honors, Vassar College. Honor for highest-performing students General Honors, Vassar College. Honor for top 20% of the graduating class. Teaching Experience Instructor of Record 2016 Love, Money, & Kin: Law and the Family Across Cultures, Department of Anthropology, (Summer) Graduate Student Instructor/Teaching Assistant/Guest Lecture 2015 Introduction to Pedagogy, Department of History, (Fall Mentor to Graduate Student Instructors) 2013 Guest lecture on parenting practices and breastfeeding for Culture and Childbirth, Department of Anthropology, (Fall) 2012 New York Modern, Department of History, (Winter) 2011 Culture and Childbirth, Department of Anthropology, (Fall) Received Roy Rappaport Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor Award

5 G sell C.V. 5 Service Fundraising Committee; Program in Anthropology and History Coordinator; African History and Anthropology Workshop; Executive Committee Liaison; Program in Anthropology and History Coordinator; Anthropology and History Workshop; Co-Chair; Michigan Anthropology Graduate Student Association. Peer Reviewer: Social Dynamics, a journal of African Studies Professional Association Memberships American Anthropological Association, Society for Cultural Anthropology, African Studies Association Languages: Zulu Advanced speaking, reading, and writing Spanish Intermediate reading and writing

6 G sell C.V. 6 References Adam Ashforth Professor Department of Afroamerican and African Studies 505 S. State Street ashforth@umich.edu Gillian Feeley-Harnik Professor Emerita Department of Anthropology 1085 S. University Ave gfharnik@umich.edu Nancy Rose Hunt Professor Department of History University of Florida 427 Grinter Hall, PO Box Gainesville, Florida nrhunt@ufl.edu Elisha Renne Professor Department of Anthropology 1085 S. University Ave erenne@umich.edu Holly Peters-Golden (Teaching only) Lecturer IV Department of Anthropology 1085 S. University Ave hollypet@umich.edu

EDELINA M. BURCIAGA 3151 Social Science Plaza Irvine, CA

EDELINA M. BURCIAGA 3151 Social Science Plaza Irvine, CA 92697-5000 eburciag@uci.edu EDUCATION UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE, Irvine, CA Doctoral candidate, Department of Sociology. Expected graduation