CURRICULUM VITA

 

September 2004

 

 

PERSONAL                 JEAN A. SHACKELFORD       

                                                                                                           

                                                      Professor, Department of Economics

                                                      Bucknell University, Lewisburg, PA  17837

                                                      (570) 577-3441

                                                      jshackel@bucknell.edu

                                                      http://www.facstaff.bucknell.edu/jshackel               

 

 

EDUCATION                         Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS, B.A. in Economics, 1967

                                                      University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY,  M.A. (Economics) 1968; Ph.D., 1974                                                                                

 

TEACHING                            Professor, Department of Economics, Bucknell University, Lewisburg, PA, 1991-EXPERIENCE                      present.

                                                      Associate Professor, Department of Economics, Bucknell University, 1982-91.                                                            Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, Bucknell University, 1975-81.       

                                                      Assistant Professor, State University of New York, Geneseo,  N.Y., 1973-75.

                                                      Instructor, University of Alabama at Huntsville, Huntsville, AL, 1971-73.

                                                      Instructor (part-time) Introductory Economics, Department of Economics,                                                                                                              University of Kentucky, 1969-70.

                                                                       

 

ADMINISTRATIVE        Ford Foundation Grant:  Strategic Planning Initiative, 2003-2004, project

EXPERIENCE                     administrator for 102K Grant.

                                                      Bucknell in London codirector, 2000, 2003.

                                                      Webweaver (ÔmasterÕ) iaffe.org, 1995-2004.

                                                      Ford Foundation Grant to IAFFE, Grant Administrator, 2000-2005.  (Over 300K)

MacArthur Grant to IAFFE; Administrator, 1995-96; 1997-99. (300K)

IDRC Grant to IAFFE, Program Administrator, 1999, 2003.

                                                      SIDA Grant to IAFFE, Program Administrator 1999-2004. (80K/year)            

                                                      Shaler-Adams Grant to IAFFE; Project/Program Administrator, 1998

                                                      IAFFE grant from SIDA  Administrator,  1996-97, 1999-2002

                                                      Netherlands Grant to IAFFE for Beijing Conference on Women, 1995-96, Grant                                                                              Administrator .

                                                      Executive Secretary/Treasurer, International Association for Feminist                                                                                                    Economics 1994-2004.

                                                      FEMECON-L, Listowner 1992-2004.

                                                      Co-director Race/Gender Resource Center, Bucknell University, Fall 1991.

                                                      Chair, Department of Economics, Bucknell University, 1986-1990.

                                                      Director of the Writing Center and Program, Bucknell University,                                                                                                                January 1985 - September 1986; March-December 1997

                                   

COURSES                             Introductory Economics (1 and 2 semesters), Regional & Urban

TAUGHT                                  Economics, Regional Studies, Money and Financial Institutions, Money and

Banking, International Economics, Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory, History of Economic Thought, Women in the Economy, Feminist Theory, Patriarchy  and the Division of Labor, Seminars in Macroeconomic Policy, and Economic Writing. (Developed and taught the Foundations Seminar: Economic Stories from the Eighties:  Beyond the Invisible Hand, and Start it up! Technologies Past Present and Future: Their Economic, Social and Political Consequences, CRASH! BOOM! BANG! ), Revolutionary Britain:  Economic, Social and Cultural Impacts of the Industrial and Computer Revolution, Economic Topics:  The Idea of Capitalism in British Economic Thought, The British Economy:  Structures and Policies - The UK and the EU, Perspectives in Economic Transition, The Digital Economy. The British Empire and Ancient Empires. All courses are conducted as writing intensive [W1 and W2] courses.

ONLINE                                   The Digital Economy

SYLLABI                                 Economic Principles

Foundation Seminars:  Start it up and CRASH! BOOM! BANG!                         

                                                      History of Economic Thought

                                                      Money and Banking

                                                      Money and Financial Institutions

                                                      (http://www.facstaff.bucknell.edu/jshackel)

 

AWARDS                                ITEP Award, Bucknell University, Summer 1996, 1997

1990-2001                             Bucknell University Curricular Development Grant, Summer 1994, 1997, 2001

                                                      Lindbeck Award for Distinguished Teaching, Bucknell University 1992

                                                      Bucknell University Faculty Development Grant, Summer  1990, 1999

                                                     

                                                                       

SCHOLARSHIP                                   

 

Books                                    Economics:  A Tool For Understanding Society by Tom Riddell, Jean     Shackelford, Steve Stamos and Geoff Schneider, 2001, 2004.

Economics:  A Tool for Understanding Society by Tom Riddell, Jean                                                                  Shackelford and Steve Stamos.  Reading, MA:  Addison-Wesley -                                              Longman Publishing Company, 1979, 1982, 1987, 1991, 1998, 2001.

Economics:  A Tool for Understanding Society, Instructors Manual by Tom Riddell, Jean Shackelford and Steve Stamos.  Reading, MA:  Addison-Wesley-Longman Publishing Company, 1979, 1982, 1987,  1991, 1998, 2001.

Urban and Regional Economics by Jean Shackelford, Detroit, MI:  Gale Research Corporation, 1980.

Overall Economic Development Program written for the Top of Alabama Development District for the Economic Development  Administration, Huntsville, AL, 1972

 

Manuscripts                        The History of Economic Thought:  A Reader, compiled by William C. Cooper, Written by William C. Cooper and Jean Shackelford, edited by  Jean Shackelford.

 

Articles                                   ÒEconomy and English Families,Ó Dan Quinlan and Jean Shackelford. Reprinted 1998-2004                                                 in The Family and Population History, Cambridge:  MIT Press, 2001.

                                                      ÒEconomics Standards and Lists:  Proposed Antidotes for Feminist Economists,Ó Geoff Schneider and Jean Shackelford.  Feminist Economics, Volume 7 Number 2, 2001.

                                                      ÒToward a Feminist Pedagogy in Economics,Ó April Laskey Aerni, Robin L. Bartlett, Margaret Lewis, KimMarie McGoldrick, and Jean Shackelford, Feminist Economics, Vol. 5, No. 1, March, 1999, pp. 29-44.

                                                      ÒFeminist Pedagogy:  A Means for Bringing Thinking and Creativity to the Economics Classroom,Ó reprinted in KimMarie McGoldrick and April Aerni,  Valuing us all:  Feminist Pedgogy and Economics, University of Michigan Press, 2000.

                                                      ÒTeaching Strategy and Assignment Design:  Assessing Quality and Validity of Information via the Web,Ó by Jean Shackelford, Dot Thompson, Mary Beth James.  Social Science Computer Review, Vol. 17, No. 2, Summer 1999, pp. 196-208.

                                                      ÒAssessing the Strengths and Limits of Web Sites:  the Web form in Action,Ó by Jean Shackelford, Feminist Economics, March, 1999 pp. 87-90.

                                                      "Economy and Family:  English Middle- and Upper-Class Families 1500-1850," by Daniel Quinlan and Jean Shackelford.  The Journal of Interdisciplinary History, Winter, 1994.

                                                      "Feminist Pedagogy:  A Means for Bringing Thinking and Creativity to the Economics Classroom," by Jean Shackelford.  American Economic Review, May 1992.

                                                      "One Semester Introductory Economics Texts:  Echo's and Choices,"  Journal of Economic Education, Winter, 1991.

                                                     

                                   

Other     Recent ÒMable Newcomer,Ó Biographical Dictionary of Women Economists,  Robert and Publications                                             Marianne Diamand, eds. [Edward Elgar.) London:  2000.

                                                       ÒFlora Tristan,Ó Biographical Dictionary of Women Economists, Robert and Marianne Diamand, eds. [Edward Elgar.) London:  2000.

                                                      ÒThe International Association for Feminist Economics,Ó in The Elgar Companion to Feminist Economics, Janice Peterson and Margaret Lewis, eds.  London, Edward Elgar, 2000.

                                                      ÒIAFFE.Ó  The Dictionary of Political Economy, Phillip OÕHare editor.  London: Routledge, 1999.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                       

 

Presentations             ÒPracticing Pedagogy: Feminist Economic Literacy 101,Ó Presented at the 14th

1990-2004                               Annual Conference of the International Association for Feminist      Economics, Oxford, August 5-7, 2004. 

                                    ÒFeminist Pedagogy in Economists ABC, 1-2-3. Ó  Presented at the12th Annual

                                                IAFFE Conference, June 27-29 2003, The University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus, St. Michael, Barbados.

                                                      Session Chair: ÒBeyond the JEL: Feminism and the Classification of Economic KnowledgeÓ (Roundtable Discussion), at the 12th Annual IAFFE Conference, June 27-29 2003, The University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus, St. Michael, Barbados.

                                    "High Tech and High Heels in the Global Economy: Women, Work and Pink-Collar Identities in the Caribbean," by Carla C. Freeman. Presentation at ÒBook ClubÓ session, at the 12th Annual IAFFE Conference, June 27-29 2003, The University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus, St. Michael, Barbados.

                                    ÒA History of IAFFE and Feminist Economics.Ó  Presented at the Conference on Heterodox Economics, Kansas City, October, 2002.

                                    Using Data for Economic Literacy:  A Project for Feminist Pedagogy.Ó  Organized workshop and presented paper on Òusing data with Economic Principles.Ó  2003 Pedagogy Workshop, held in conjunction with the ASSA meetings in Washington, D.C., January 2, 2003, American University.

                                                      ÒBut they All Know There is a Problem with Social SecurityÉÕ  A Report on Problems in Economics Literacy.Ó  Presented at the Conference on Feminist Economics, Occidental College, Los Angeles, California, July 12-14, 2002.

                                                      Workshop Organizer.  ÒAssessment and Evaluation Techniques and Strategies.Ó Presented in conjunction with the ASSA meetings Atlanta, Georgia, January 3, 2002.

                                                ÒFeminist Economic Literacy in the New Millennium,Ó June 23, 2001, 10th Annual

                                                 Conference on Feminist Economics, International Association for Feminist Economics, Oslo, Norway.                 

                                                      ÒCreating and Using a Just-in-Time Syllabus,Ó January 4, 2001, full day

                                                                        workshop by Jean Shackelford,  Shyamala Raman, and Kim Sosin in conjunction with the ASSA meetings, New Orleans, LA.

                                                      Keynote speaker, ÒTechnology and Teaching Economics Workshop,Ó Five College Consortium, Dennison University, December, 1,2, 2000.

                                                      ÒMethodological Issues in Teaching Roundtable: Strategies for Feminist Pedagogy & Active Learning,Ó roundtable organizer and participant, Conference of the International Association for Feminist Economics, Istanbul, Turkey, August, 2000.

                                                      ÒToward a Feminist Pedagogy in Economics: Roundtable,Ó Conference of the International Association for Feminist Economics, Ottawa, Canada, 1999.

                                                      ÒFeminist Pedagogy in Economics,Ó Race/Gender Center, Colloquy, Bucknell

                                                                        University, October, 1999.

                                                      ÒTen Principles of Feminist Economics:  A Modestly Proposed Antidote,Ó  by                                                                                   Geoff Schneider and Jean Shackelford, presented at the Southern

                                                                        Economic Association Meetings, November, 1998, Baltimore, MD.

                                                      ÒTeaching Strategy and Assignment Design:  Assessing Quality and Validity of Information Via the Web,Ó by Jean Shackelford and Dot Thompson, Computers in the Social Sciences  meetings, New Haven, CT, May, 1997.

                                    ÒFeminist Economics in ÔWomenÕs Literature,ÕÓ by Jean Shackelford, presented at                   the Out of the Margin 2 Conference, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, June 1998.

                                                      ÒFeminist Principles of Economics,Ó  organized and presenter in a Round table at the Out of the Margin 2 Conference, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, June 1998.

                                                      ÒMary Kingsley Travels to West Africa: The Discourse of Empire and Trade,Ó by Jean Shackelford, at the Out of the Margin 2 Conference, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, June 1998.

                                                      ÒChaos Theory and Feminist Economics,Ó  roundtable participant at the Out of the Margin 2 Conference, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, June 1998.

                                                      "Flora Tristan's London Journal::  Chronicles for Classical Political Economy

                                                                        in the age of Owen, Marx and Mill," presented at the annual meetings of

                                                                        the American Economic Association, January 1997, New Orleans, LA. 

                                                      "The 1996 U.S. Elections:  A Feminist Post-Mortem, presented at the Eastern Economic Association Meetings, Washington, D.C., November 1996.

                                                      "Constructive Ambivalence / Wishy-Washy Relativism: Postmodernism and Feminist Economics," presented at the Fifth Annual Meeting of the International Association for Feminist Economics, Washington, D.C., June 21-23, 1996.

                                                      "Virtual and Professional Community:  Can Electronic Media Lower Barriers to Professional Advancement for Women Economists," with Joan Combs, presented at the Computing in the Social Sciences-Seventh Annual Meeting of the Social Science Computing Association, May 12-15, Minneapolis, MN                                                 

                                                      "Feminist Pedagogy:  A Guided Tour--A Lab of Her Own," presented at the 4th Annual Conference of the International Association for Feminist Economics, Tours, France, July, 1995.

                                                      "Mable Newcomer and the Economics Profession, 1917-1957," presented at the 6th Annual Conference on Socio-Economics, Paris, France, July, 1994.

                                                      "Is Feminist Pedagogy Hazardous to Your Employment Health?  Issues of Evaluation, presented at the Southern Economic Association Meetings, New Orleans, November, 1993.

                                                      "The Logic, Mathematics and Metaphors of William Stanley Jevon's Theory of Political Economy:  A Feminist Critique," presented at Out of the Margin: The International Conference on Feminist Perspectives on Economic Theory, Amsterdam, June, 1993.

                                                      Highlighted session on Pedagogy at Out of the Margin Conference, Amsterdam. June, 1993.

                                                      "The Practices of Feminist Pedagogy in the History of Economic Thought:  A Course in Point," presented at the American Economic Association Meetings, Anaheim,  California, January, 1993.

                                                      "What Should an Organization for Feminist Economics Do?" presented at the First Conference on Feminist Economics, Washington, D.C., July 1992.

                                                      "Academic Institutions and Feminist Standpoint Theory," prepared for presenta-tion at International Conference of Women in Higher Meetings, Jan. 1991

                                                      "Perspectives on Diversity in Economic Education," American Economic Association Meetings, December, 1990.

 

 

OTHER                              Conference Coordinator, 13th Annual Conference of IAFFE, Oxford University,

PROFESSIONAL                                August 5-7.

ACTIVITIES                 Program and Conference Coordinator, 12th Annual Conference of IAFFE,

1990-2004                               St. Michaels Barbados, June 2003.

                                                      Conference Coordinator, 11th Annual Conference of IAFFE, Los Angeles, CA,

                                                                        July 2002.

Conference Coordinator, IAFFE Conference, Oslo, Norway, June 2001.

Conference Coordinator, IAFFE Conference, Istanbul, Turkey, August      2000.

Conference Coordinator, IAFFE Conference, Ottawa, Canada, June, 1999.

Conference Coordinator, IAFFE Conference, Amsterdam, The Netherlands,           

                                                                        June 1997           

                                                U.S. Conference Coordinator, IAFFE Conference, Taxco, Mexico. June 1996.

                                                      Conference/Program Coordinator, IAFFE Conference, Tours, France, July 1995.

                                                      Program Chair, Annual Summer Conference of IAFFE, Milwaukee, WI, July, 1994.

                                                      Program Committee, Out of the Margin:  feminist perspectives on economic

                                                                        theory, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, June 2-5, 1993.

                                                      Editor, IAFFE Newsletter 1991-93.

                                                      Reviewer, Journal of Economic Education, 1986, 1990, 1996,2000.

                                                      Reviewer, Feminist Economics,  1981-85,1995 - present.

                                                      Incorporator, International Association for Feminist Economics, 1992

                                                      Reviewer, Journal of Social Economics, 1992 - present.

                                                     

SELECTED                        Faculty Representative to Trustee Finance Committee 1999-00.

BUCKNELL                           Bucknell University AAUP, President, 1997-98.

SERVICE                                University Committee on Planning and Budget, 2004-2006; 1994-2000; 1986-89 , Chair                                      1996-Spring 99, 1981-85.

                                                      Ad-hoc committee on campus sexual assault crisis, co-convener, 1996-99.

                                                      Faculty Retirement Planning Committee, 1991-92.

                                                      Chair, Department of Economics, 1986-1990.

                                                      Ad Hoc Committee on Financial Strength and Stability, Faculty, Student,                                                                                             Trustee Committee, 1988-89, produced report, Fall, 1988.

                                                      Student Financial Aid Funding Committee, Trustee, Faculty, Administration                                                                    Committee, 1986.  Produced the document, Tuition Planning and                                                                                                          Family Affordability.

                                                      Faculty Trustee Committee on Wage and Salary Guidelines (Hood                                                                                                           Committee), 1981-82.

                                                      Middle States Self Study Committee Chair, 1982-83          

                                                      University Committee on Staff Planning, 1983-85 , Chair, 1985.

                                                      Computer Planning Committee, 1982-85, produced "Progress Report," 1983.      

                                                      Composition Council, Chair 1984-86.

                                                      January Plan Committee, 1980- 1990.  Produced review of program and                                                                                             organized data for evaluation.

                                                      Faculty Colloquium Committee 1983-1987.

                                                      Search Committees: Various departments and programs                                                                                                              University Committee on Instruction, 1981-82.                                         

                                                      Women's Resource Center Board, 1986-present.

                                                      Race and Gender Center Board, 1989-1994.

                                                      Founder, Incorporator, Founding President, Vice President and Board                                                                                                member, Sunflower Day Care Center, 1977-83.