Phaedra C. Pezzullo, Ph.D. Associate Professor, University of Colorado Boulder Department of Communication, College of Media, Communication & Information Address: 270 UCB, Hellems 96, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO 80309, USA Office: 81B Hellems @PhaedraPezzullo Email: phaedra.pezzullo@colorado.edu Website: www.phaedracpezzullo.com EMPLOYMENT 2015-present University of Colorado Boulder, Colorado, USA

Associate Professor, Department of Communication Faculty Affiliate, Department of Media Studies, 2019- 2008-2015 Indiana University Bloomington, Indiana, USA

Associate Professor, Dept. of Communication & Culture Adjunct Professor, Cultural Studies Program (2002-2015) Department of American Studies (2004-2015)

Faculty Affiliate (until leaving in 2015), Kinsey Institute; PACE (Political & Civic Engagement Program); International Studies Program; Integrated Program in the Environment; Department of Geography; Human Biology Program

2002-2008 Assistant Professor, Dept. of Communication & Culture ____________________________________________________________________________ EDUCATION 2002 Ph.D., Communication Studies, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill USA

Dissertation: “The Politics of ‘Presence’: Toxic Tours, Environmental Justice, and Embodied Rhetorics of Resistance”

1999 Certificate in Cultural Studies, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill USA 1999 Summer Certificate Program, Cetlalic: Tlahuica Center for Language & Cultural

Exchange, Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico 1998 M.A., Communication Studies, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill USA Thesis: “Critical Interruptions at the Table: Performing Stories and

Inventing Endings for Environmental Justice” 1996 B.S., Natural Resource Studies, University of Massachusetts Amherst USA B.A., Social Thought & Political Economy, University of Massachusetts Amherst USA (with Honors, as a Commonwealth Scholar) 1994 Semester Abroad, School for International Training, Kenya & Tanzania Field project: “Ecotourism in Amboseli National Park”

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PUBLICATIONS (All are peer-reviewed) BOOKS (N=7: one monograph, one coauthored textbook in 2 editions, one edited volume,

three coedited volumes) Green Communication and China: On Crisis, Care, and Global Futures. Jingfang Liu and Phaedra C. Pezzullo, Eds. East Lansing, Michigan: Michigan State University Press. (anticipated publication date: 2020). (Chinese translation with the Communication University of China Press anticipated publication date: 2021) Phaedra C. Pezzullo and Robert Cox, Environmental Communication and the Public Sphere, 5th Edition. Newbury Park, CA: Sage, 2018.

Robert Cox and Phaedra C. Pezzullo, Environmental Communication and the Public Sphere, 4th Edition. Newbury Park, CA: Sage, 2016. Phaedra C. Pezzullo, Cultural Studies and the Environment, Revisited. London: Routledge, 2010. (Previously printed as: Phaedra C. Pezzullo, Special Double Issue Editor, Cultural Studies, 22.3-4, 2008.) Readings on Rhetoric and Performance. Stephen Olbrys Gencarella and Phaedra C. Pezzullo, Eds., State College, Pennsylvania: Strata Publishing, Inc., 2010. Reviewed in: Journal of Folklore Research, Text and Performance Quarterly.

Environmental Justice and Environmentalism: The Social Justice Challenge to the Environmental Movement. Ronald Sandler and Phaedra C. Pezzullo, Eds. Cambridge: MIT Press, 2007. (2nd Printing: 2008.) Reviewed in: Organization & Environment, Southwest Research and Information Center (SRIC). Phaedra C. Pezzullo, Toxic Tourism: Rhetorics of Travel, Pollution, and Environmental Justice. Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press, 2007. (Paperback printing: 2009; E-Book: 2014.) Reviewed in: Cultural Studies, Organization & Environment, Quarterly Journal of Speech, Rhetoric & Public Affairs, Rhetoric Society Quarterly, Tourist Studies. • Jane Jacobs Urban Communication Book Award, Urban Communication Foundation, 2010 • James A. Winans-Herbert A. Wichelns Memorial Award for Distinguished Scholarship in

Rhetoric and Public Address, National Communication Association (NCA), 2007 • Christine L. Oravec Research Award in Environmental Communication, NCA, 2007 • Book of the Year Award for the Critical & Cultural Studies Division, NCA, 2007

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JOURNAL ARTICLES (N=19, plus 5 reprints; single authored, unless noted otherwise) “Between crisis and care: Projection mapping as creative climate advocacy,” Journal of

Environmental Media, 1.1 (2019): 59-77. DOI: 10.1386/jem_00006_1 [inaugural issue] “Engaging Publics Through Climate Math: Lessons from Boulder’s 2016 Climate Action Plan,” Journal of Argumentation in Context, 7:3 (2018), 316-346. (Authors: Tiara R. Na’puti, Phaedra C. Pezzullo, Leah Sprain, and Lydia Reinig). DOI: https//doi.org/10.1075/jaaic.18020.nap.

“Resistance: On the Practicality and Vulnerability of Hope,” (Coauthor: Ted Striphas). Rhetoric Society Quarterly. 50th anniversary issue. 48:3 (2018), 306-314, DOI: 10.1080/02773945.2018.1454218.

“Rethinking Rhetorical Field Methods on a Precarious Planet” (Coauthor: Catalina M. de Onís), Communication Monographs, 85.1 (2018), 103-122. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/03637751.2017.1336780. Published online (2017) at:

http://www.tandfonline.com/eprint/EFXN4IhJfNfmXW7T4duI/full . “COMMENTARY: ‘Hello from the other side’: Popular Culture, Crisis, and Climate

Activism,” Environmental Communication. Special issue on Spectacular Environmentalisms, Eds. Mike Goodman and Jo Littler. 10.5-6 (2016, October), pp. 803-806. DOI: 10.1080/17524032.2016.1209325. Available at: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/17524032.2016.1209325 .

“Unearthing the Marvelous: Environmental Imprints in Rhetorical Criticism,” Review of

Communication, 16.1: 25-42. Special issue on the state of the field. Eds., Jeffrey A. Bennett & Charles E. Morris III. (2016, June). DOI: 10.1080/15358593.2016.1183874. Available at: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/15358593.2016.1183874 .

“Contaminated Children: Debating the Banality, Precarity, and Futurity of Chemical

Safety,” Resilience: A Journal of the Environmental Humanities, 1.2 (2014). (21 pages). University of Nebraska Press. Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/10.5250/resilience.1.2.004 .

“Deterritorializing,” Text and Performance Quarterly, 34.1 (2014): 97-98. “There is No Planet B: Questions During a Power Shift,” Communication and

Critical/Cultural Studies, 10.2-3 (2013): 301-305. “Contextualizing Boycotts and Buycotts: The Impure Politics of Consumer-Based

Advocacy in an Age of Global Ecological Crises,” Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies, 8.2 (2011): 124-145.

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JOURNAL ARTICLES (cont’d) “What’s so ‘dark’ about ‘dark tourism’?: Death, tours, and performance,” (Coauthor:

Michael S. Bowman) Tourist Studies, 9.3 (2010): 187-202. “Tripping over Boundary Stones: Reflections on Engaged Scholarship,” Quarterly

Journal of Speech, 96.4 (2010): 450-454. “Tourists and/as disasters: Rebuilding, Remembering, and Responsibility in New

Orleans,” Tourist Studies, 9.1 (2010): 23-41. “‘This is the only tour that sells’: Tourism, Disaster, and National Identity in New

Orleans,” Tourism & Cultural Change, 7.2 (2009): 99-114.

“Overture: The Most Complicated Word,” Cultural Studies, 22.3-4 (2008): 361-368. “Articulating Anti-Toxic Activism to ‘Sexy’ Superstars: The Cultural Politics of A Civil

Action and Erin Brockovich,” Environmental Communication Yearbook, vol. 3 (2006): 21-48.

“Resisting “National Breast Cancer Awareness Month”: The Rhetoric of Counterpublics and their Cultural Performances. Quarterly Journal of Speech, 89.4 (2003): 345- 365.

• Reprint: Charles E. Morris, III, and Stephen Howard Browne, Eds., Readings in the Rhetoric of Social Protest, 2nd & 3rd Eds. State College: Strata Publishing, Inc., 2006 & 2013. • Reprint: Stephen Olbrys Gencarella and Phaedra C. Pezzullo, Eds. Readings on Rhetoric and Performance. State College: Strata Publishing, Inc., 2010. • Reprint: Robert Cox, Environmental Communication. Sage, 2015. • Reprint: Participatory Critical Rhetoric: Theoretical and Methodological Foundations for Studying Rhetoric In Situ. Lexington Books, 2015.

“Touring ‘Cancer Alley,’ Louisiana: Performances of Community and Memory for

Environmental Justice,” Text and Performance Quarterly, 23.3 (2003): 226-252. [lead article]

“Performing Critical Interruptions: Rhetorical Invention and Narratives of the

Environmental Justice Movement,” Western Journal of Communication, 64:1 (2001, Winter): 1-25. [lead article] • Reprint: Brian Ott and Greg Dickinson, Eds., The Routledge Reader in Rhetorical Criticism. London: Routledge, 2012, pp. 175-192.

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ENCYCLOPEDIA ARTICLES (N=2) “Environment.” In the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Communication and Critical Studies,

edited by Dana Cloud. Vol. 1. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2017. (19 pages) DOI: 10.1093/acrefore/9780190228613.013.575. Published online: http://communication.oxfordre.com/view/10.1093/acrefore/9780190228613.001.0001/acrefore-9780190228613-e-575 .

“The Ethics of Embodied Engagement: Ethnographies of Environmental Justice” (Coauthor:

Catalina M. de Onís). In Ryan Holifield, Jayajit Chakraborty, and Gordon Walker, Eds., Routledge Handbook of Environmental Justice. London: Routledge, 2018, pp. 231-240.

BOOK CHAPTERS (N=11) “Introduction: Environmental Communication in China and Beyond.” In Jingfang Liu and

Phaedra C. Pezzullo, Eds., Green Communication and China: On Crisis, Care, and Global Futures. East Lansing, Michigan: Michigan State University Press (anticipated publication date: 2020).

“Afterword: Traveling Worlds to Engage Rhetoric’s Perennial Questions,” (Coauthor: Gerard A.

Hauser). In Candice Rai and Caroline Gottschalk Druschke, Eds., Field Rhetoric: Ethnography, Ecology, and Engagement in the Places of Persuasion. University of Alabama Press, 2018, pp. 253-263.

“Afterword: Decentralizing and Regenerating the Field,” In Sara L. McKinnon, Robert Asen,

Karma R. Chávez, and Robert Glenn Howard, Eds., Text + Field: Innovations in Rhetorical Method. Penn State University Press, 2016, pp. 177-188.

“What Gets Buried in A Small Town: Toxic E-Waste and Democratic Frictions in the

Crossroads of America,” In Stephanie Foote and Elizabeth Mazzolini (Eds.), Histories of the Dust Heap: Waste, Material Cultures, Social Justice. Cambridge: MIT Press, 2012, pp. 119-146.

“Everyday Life and Death in a Nuclear World: Stories from Fernald,” (Coauthor: Stephen P. Depoe). In Daniel C. Brouwer and Robert Asen, (Eds.), Public Modalities: Rhetoric, Culture, Media, and the Shape of Public Life. Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press, 2010, pp. 85-108.

“Teaching Environmental Communication Through Rhetorical Controversy,” In Heather

L. Reynolds, Eduardo S. Brondizio, and Jennifer Meta Robinson (Eds.), Teaching Environmental Literacy: Across Campus and Across the Curriculum. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2010, pp. 98-107.

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BOOK CHAPTERS (cont’d) “Chapter Interlude: An Interview with Stephanie Kimball,” In Danielle Endres, Leah

Sprain, and Tarla Rai Peterson (Eds.), Social Movement to Address Climate Change: Local Steps for Global Action. Amherst, NY: Cambria Press, 2010, pp. 243-252.

“Introduction: Body Politics, Social Drama, and Public Culture” (Second coauthor: Stephen

Gencarella). In Stephen Gencarella and Phaedra C. Pezzullo (Eds.), Readings on Rhetoric and Performance. State College, Pennsylvania: Strata Publishing, Inc., 2010, pp. 1-24.

“Environmental Justice and Environmentalism: Revisiting the Divide” (Second

coauthor: Ronald Sandler). In Ronald Sandler and Phaedra C. Pezzullo (Eds.), Environmental Justice and Environmentalism: The Social Justice Challenge to the Environmental Movement. Cambridge: MIT Press, 2007, pp. 1-24.

“Conclusion: Working Together and Working Apart,” (Second coauthor: Ronald

Sandler). In Ronald Sandler and Phaedra C. Pezzullo (Eds.), Environmental Justice and Environmentalism: The Social Justice Challenge to the Environmental Movement. Cambridge: MIT Press, 2007, pp. 309-320.

“Toxic Tours: Communicating the “Presence” of Chemical Contamination,” In Stephen

P. Depoe, John W. Delicath, and Marie-France Aepli Elsenbeer (Eds.), Communication and Public Participation in Environmental Decision-Making. Albany: SUNY Press, 2004, pp. 235-254.

BOOK REVIEWS (N =5; invited and edited) “REVIEW: Communication Activism, Volume One: Communication for Social Change and

Communication Activism, Volume Two: Media and Performance Activism, by Lawrence R. Frey and Kevin M. Carragee (Eds.),” Journal of Communication, 59.2 (2009): E1-E6.

“REVIEW: Toxic Burn: The Grassroots Struggle Against the WTI Incinerator by Thomas

Shevory,” Organization and Environment, 20.4 (2007): 527-529. “REVIEW: The Quest for Environmental Justice: Human Rights and the Politics of

Pollution, edited by Robert D. Bullard,” Organization and Environment, 19.4 (2006): 538-542.

“REVIEW: Take Back the Sky: Protecting Communities in the Path of Aviation

Expansion by Rae André,” Organization and Environment, 18.2 (2005): 249-252. “REVIEW: On the Rim: Looking for the Grand Canyon, by Mark Neumann,” Rhetoric

and Public Affairs, 3.4 (2000): 684-686.

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WORK-IN-PROGRESS “Moving Contexts of Migration is Beautiful and Undocubus: On Becoming Butterflies

and Transnational Entanglements.” In Charles E. Morris III and Kendall Phillips, Eds., The Conceit of Context. Peter Lang. Anticipated publication date: 2020. (revised & resubmitted in 2018; formatted & copyediting in 2019)

“Food Justice Advocacy Tours: Remapping Rooted, Regenerative Relationships through

‘Planting Just Seeds.’” (Lead co-author: Constance Gordon; third co-author: Michelle Gabrieloff-Parish). In Nathan Crick, Ed., The Rhetoric of Social Movements: Networks, Power, and New Media (researched, written, reviewed, revised & resubmitted, 2019; anticipated: 2021).

“Rethinking Publics and Environmental Communication in Western and Eastern Cultures”

(Second co-author: Jingfang Liu). Coedited by Bruno Takahashi, Julia Metag, Jagadish Thaker, and Suzannah Comfort. ICA-Routledge Handbook of International Trends in Environmental Communication. (researched & written in 2019; under review; anticipated publication: spring 2021)

“Agribusiness Futurism and Rhetorical Atmospheres: Remembering Khrushchev, Corn, and

Pigs in America, 1959” (Second co-author: Kathleen Hunt). (researched, written, reviewed, revised & resubmitted in 2019)

“Moving from Environmental Injustices to Climate Justice: Activism from Crisis to Care,”

The Routledge Handbook of Environmental Movements, Marco Giugni and Maria Grasso, eds. (research & writing stage)

Phaedra C. Pezzullo and Robert Cox, Environmental Communication and the Public Sphere, 6th Edition. Newbury Park, CA: Sage, forthcoming. (due March 15, 2021; anticipated publication: November 2021). Developing Dignity: Care Work for a Just Transition (monograph, research stage) (cont’d)

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AWARDS, SELECTED: RESEARCH, TEACHING, & SERVICE J. Robert Cox Award in Environmental Communication & Civic Engagement, Environmental

Communication Division, National Communication Association, 2019. Green Faculty Sustainability Award, 2019 Campus Sustainability Awards committee,

University of Colorado Boulder (Nominated by Faculty & Staff and University-Wide) Cornerstone Author Award, 2015 & 2017, Sage Publishing for 4th & 5th editions of textbook Honorable Mention, CGSA Mentor of Excellence Award, University of Colorado

Boulder Department of Communication, 2016. (Nominated & Voted by Graduate Students)

Lambda Pi Eta Undergraduate Teaching Award, Indiana University Department of

Communication & Culture, 2015. (Nominated & Voted by Undergraduate Majors) Presidential Service Award, National Communication Association (NCA), 2009. New Investigator Award, Rhetorical and Communication Theory Division, NCA, 2008. Outstanding Junior Faculty Award, Indiana University, Bloomington, 2005-2006:

$14,500. For outstanding commitment to teaching and service while developing a nationally recognized research profile. (Nominated by Department Chair and Voted by University-Wide Faculty Review Panel; Funds provided by Dean of Faculties Office and Office of the Vice President for Research)

The 2005 Faculty Mentor Award, Indiana University Graduate and Professional

Student Organization (GPSO) (Nominated & Voted by Graduate Students University-Wide)

Trustee's Teaching Award, Indiana University Dept. of Communication & Culture, 2004-

2005. (Nominated & Voted by CMCL Merit Salary Committee) Lambda Pi Eta Undergraduate Teaching Award, Indiana University Dept. of

Communication & Culture, 2004 (Nominated & Voted by Undergraduate Majors) Outstanding Teaching Award by a Graduate Student, International Communication Association, Spring 2000 (Nominated & Voted by International Faculty Committee) Graduate Student Awards at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Dept. of Communication Studies (Nominated & Voted by Faculty) • Outstanding Achievement in Graduate Scholarship, 2001.

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AWARDS, SELECTED: RESEARCH, TEACHING, & SERVICE (cont’d) • Sherrill-Pence Award for Applied Communication (for service on the Sierra Club’s EJ Program), 2001. • Martha Nell Hardy Award for Outstanding Teaching, 2000. • Lucia Morgan Memorial Award (for community service with migrant farmworkers), 1999.

• Sherrill-Pence Award for Applied Communication (for service with Warren County PCB CAB), 1998. • Graduate Student Award: Outstanding Achievement in Leadership & Service (as Graduate Student Association Co-President), 1998.

GRANTS & FELLOWSHIPS CMCI One College Working Group: Environmental Communication, $2,000. Co-PIs: Harsha Gangadharbatla, Jody Jahn, Kathleen Ryan, Erin Schauster, and Tom Yulsman. Environmental and Science Communication Training Development and Curriculum, $5,600.

2018 CSTPR Seed Grant for Theme of Communication & Societal Change. Affiliated with the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences (CIRES). Co-PIs: Max Boykoff, Cassandra Brooks, and graduate fellows.

“Embodying Justice”: 2018 Public Address Conference, primary author on grants received:

National Communication Association Advancing the Discipline Grant, $4,057 (Co-PI: Peter Simonson); CU Boulder Faculty Conference Award from RIO: $3,000; CU Boulder Presidential Fund for the Humanities: $3,000; City Boulder Convention and Visitors Bureau: $2,000. Total: $12,057

“Toward an Equitable Energy Transition,” PrimaryPI: Prof. David Ciplet. Co-PIs: Manuela

Sifuentes, Michelle Gabrieloff-Parrish, and Prof. Phaedra C. Pezzullo. One of four winners of the 2017 Boulder Energy Challenge, City of Boulder, 2017. $20,000

Philanthropiece Foundation Partners for Places and the Funders’ Network for Smart Growth

and Liveable Communities grant, $100,000 for 2017-2019. For Just Transition Collaborative to partner with the City of Boulder on outreach. Co-PIs: Prof. David Ciplet, Manuela Sifuentes, Michelle Gabrieloff-Parrish, and Prof. Phaedra C. Pezzullo. (Awarded July 2017.)

“Dig In! to Local Food” Community Literacy Project. With Veronica House and Peter Newton.

Outreach and Community Engagement Interdisciplinary Group Award, 2016-2017. University of Colorado Boulder. $24,000.

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GRANTS & FELLOWSHIPS (cont’d) “The Midwaste: Midwestern Wasteways and Global Futures.” Humanities Without

Walls: The Global Midwest. With Andrew Herscher (MI), Anne Berg (MI), Gabrielle Hecht (MI), Stephanie Foote (U of IL), Zsuzsa Gille (U of IL), Sarah A. Moore (U of WI), and Sam Grabowska (U of MI). Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. 2016. ($50,000; $6,000 for IU; left due to institutional change).

“Unprecedented, Unthinkable, and Horrific”: Filipino Climate Justice Advocacy and The

Sea Around Us.” Wonder and the Natural World Grant from the Consortium for the Study of Religion, Ethics, and Society. Indiana University, Spring 2015. Conference: May 22, 2015. ($5,000)

Sustainability Research Development Grant for Monroe County, Indiana, PCB Digital

Oral History Archive Office of Sustainability, Indiana University, 2012-2013. ($10,000)

Sustainability Course Development Fellowship (with Jennifer Meta Robinson), Office of

the Vice Provost for Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculties, IU, 2009. ($8,000) New Frontiers in the Arts and Humanities Exploration Traveling Fellowship, Office of

the Vice Provost for Research, Indiana University, October 2007. ($2,500) Summer Writing-Teaching Grant, Campus Writing Program, Indiana University, 2004:

$1,500 (Self-Nominated & Voted by Writing Center Grant Committee) Transportation Grant Fund, UNC-CH Graduate School, University of North Carolina-

Chapel Hill, Department of Communication Studies, 2000: $500. (Nominated & Voted by Faculty).

KEYNOTES, DISTINGUISHED LECTURES, & GRANT-FUNDED TALKS (N=35, invited & paid) “Reimagining Dignity in an Age of Climate Barbarism,” 2020 Kurt Ritter Lecturer,

Conference on Communicating the New Climate Regime: Confronting the Coming Barbarism, Texas A&M, College Station, Texas, February 21-22, 2020 (forthcoming).

“Imagining a Just Transition for Colorado and Beyond,” Keynote with Michelle Gabrieloff-

Parish, Sustainability Conference, Colorado Mountain College Steamboat Springs. April 18, 2019.

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KEYNOTES, DISTINGUISHED LECTURES, & GRANT-FUNDED TALKS (cont’d) “The Art and Science of Climate Communication in American and Chinese Culture,”

One of Five Master Class teachers and hosts for Chinese faculty, CU Boulder, in conjunction with CU Denver and Colorado State University, Co-sponsored by Shenzhen University (SZU) of China and the National Communication Association (NCA). In conjunction with NEST and CU Boulder Art Museum. November 30, 2018.

“On Crisis, Care, & Futurity: Fostering Environmental Communication in China,” One of Three

Plenary Speakers at the second biennial Communication, Media, & Governance in the Age of Globalization Conference. Co-hosted by the National Communication Association & the Communication University of China (CUC). CUC International Convention Center, Beijing, China. June 22, 2018. Funding provided by NCA Advancing the Discipline Grant.

“Communication Fundamentals,” “Public Engagement,” and “Communicating with

Media,” Communications Training for Research & Innovation Office (RIO) Faculty Fellows. With Prof. Max Boykoff. University of Colorado Boulder, May 14-15, 2018. https://www.colorado.edu/researchinnovation/rio-faculty-fellows-program-framework

“Environmental Communication and Western Conceptions of Public Spheres,”

“Environmental Risk Communication and the Public,” and “Environmental Justice and the Climate Justice Movement.” Three lectures at Fudan University. Shanghai, China. Funded by a FIST grant. October 13, 14, & 15, 2017.

“Fostering Justice as Energy Democracy,” Energy Democracy: Creating a Research

Agenda Symposium. Funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF), the National Communication Association (NCA), BoulderTalks, and The University of Utah College of Humanities. University of Utah, Salt Lake City, July 12, 2017.

“Social Media Choices for Polar Researchers”; “Scientists Writing Opinions: Promises

and Perils.” Science Communication Training (with Max Boykoff & Susan Sullivan) for US National Committee of the Association of Polar Early Career Scientists (USAPECS). Presented: Sponsored by NASA & NSF. University of Colorado Boulder. August 14, 2017. http://usapecs.wixsite.com/usapecs/polar-scicom-workshop

“The Status of Expertise During an Unjust Transition,” Science, Expertise, & Environmental

Injustice Panel (with Giovanna DiChiro & Amanda Grannas). Waterhouse Family Institute, Villanova University, April 7, 2017. The Just Transition Conference: Communicating Power in an Age of Climactic Change. Also, co-organized speakers, including an EJ tour. http://wfi2017.vucommdept.com/

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KEYNOTES, DISTINGUISHED LECTURES, & GRANT-FUNDED TALKS (cont’d) “Defining a Just Transition: Transforming Harms to Hope,” Temple University, April 5, 2017. “Rhetoric of Social Movements: Lessons from Toxic Tourism,” Skype Talk. University of

Illinois Urbana-Champaign, April 18, 2017. “Uses and Practices of Community Dialogue in Geosciences and Environmental

Sciences,” (Co-lecturers and Co-facilitators: Leah Sprain, and Susan Sullivan). CIRES Engaged Scientist Series, January 19, 2017. Video: http://cires.colorado.edu/outreach/projects/engaged-scientist-series

“Communication in the Late Age of Fossil Fuels: Scientific Certainty, Cruel Ironies, and

Imaginative Solutions,” Keynote Speaker, Communication Days, Department of Communication, University of Colorado-Denver, April 7, 2015.

“On the Limits of Resilience: Reflections on Becoming-With-Toxins,” Keynote Lecture,

Environmental Humanities Symposium, Appalachia State University, April 4, 2014. “You Are Toxic. You Are Not a Toxin.,” Invited speaker at Samuel L. Becker Memorial

Conference: Interesting Questions in Health, Social Change, and Technology. Department of Communication Studies, University of Iowa, February 28, 2014.

“‘In Vivo’: Kids, Chemical Safety, and the Limits of the Posthuman,” Josephine Jones

Lecture, Department of Communication Studies, University of Colorado-Boulder, February 4, 2013. Available online: http://comm.colorado.edu/about/colloquium-and-public-lectures/josephine-jones-lecture-series/

“Before the Cradle and After the Grave: When Toxic Bodies Become Ordinary,” Plenary

Speaker at the Crossroads in Cultural Studies Conference, Association of Cultural Studies (ACS), Grand amphithéâtre de la Sorbonne, Université de Paris-Sorbonne, Paris, France, July 5, 2012.

“Touring New Orleans Pre- and Post-Katrina: Environmental Justice, Communication,

and Research,” Environmental Studies Program, Butler University, November 4, 2011.

“The Crisis of the ‘Pre-Polluted’: Toxic Bodies, Infantile Citizens, and Tropes of

Sustainability,” Rhetorical Criticism in Times of Crisis, University of Texas-Austin, October 24, 2011. (also guest taught a class)

“The Intersections of Rhetoric and Ethnography,” Workshop cofacilitators: Ralph Cintrón,

Phaedra C. Pezzullo and Candice Rai, Rhetoric Society of America Summer Institute, Boulder, Colorado, 2011.

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KEYNOTES, DISTINGUISHED LECTURES, & GRANT-FUNDED TALKS (cont’d) “‘Pre-Polluted’: Toxic Bodies, Visual Culture, and the Tropes of Reproductive Justice,”

Speaker for Environmental Media Initiative brown bag and talk for the Department of Film and Media at the University of California-Santa Barbara, May 13, 2011.

“Campaigning for the ‘Pre-Polluted’: Environmental Justice Discourse about Fetal Health and Toxic Pollution,” Communication Studies Departmental Spotlight Scholar Talk, University of Georgia, April 29, 2011. (also participated in grad seminar) “Fighting for Fetal Health and Women’s Rights,” Women’s History and Awareness Month Keynote Speaker, Eastern Illinois University, March 3, 2011. (guest taught 2 classes) “The Critical Cultural Connections Between Tourists, Disasters, and Critique: Remembering 8/29,” Plenary Speaker, the fourth annual Midwest Winter Workshop, University of Minnesota, January 17, 2009. “‘This is the only tour that sells’: The Rhetorics of Tourism, Disaster, and National Identity in

New Orleans,” Department of Communication, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Massachusetts, October 6, 2008. (also guest taught an undergraduate class.)

“Resisting Environmental Disaster Fatigue through Sustainable Memory Work: The Cultural

Politics of Katrina Tourism in Post-8/29 New Orleans,” Plenary Speaker. Visible Memories Conference, Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York, October 3, 2008.

“‘This is the only tour that sells’: The Rhetorics of Tourism, Disaster, and National Identity in

New Orleans,” Talk, The Language and Rhetorical Studies Group, University of Michigan, April 10-11, 2008.

“Toxic Tourism,” Rhetorical Studies Reading Group, Illinois Program for Research in the

Humanities, University of Illinois, April 3, 2008. Visiting Scholar, Department of Communication Studies, Louisiana State University,

March 1-16, 2008. (Included a talk, guest teaching, office hours, and research.)

“Giving Voice on Tours: Touring New Orleans Pre- and Post-Katrina,” Keynote Speaker, Communication Day, Eastern Illinois University, February 20, 2008.

“‘America’s Worst Catastrophe’: Touring New Orleans Post-8/29,” Rhetoric Colloquium

Talk, University of Wisconsin-Madison, October 20, 2007.

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KEYNOTES, DISTINGUISHED LECTURES, & GRANT-FUNDED TALKS (cont’d) “Embodying the Visual: Pollution, Tourism, and Counterpublics,” a Kern Communication

Symposium on “Counterpublics, Alternative Media and the Rhetoric of Change,” Rochester Institute of Technology, April 12, 2007.

“‘This is Our Only Tour that Sells’: Redefining Tourism and Resisting ‘Dark Tourist’ Labels,” Department of Communication Studies Public Lecture, Louisiana State University, March 14, 2007. (In conjunction with role as a respondent for graduate student performance, “Across Disciplines: Performance Research & Response.”)

“Democracy and Bodies: Research Brief and Workshop Facilitation,” the second annual IU/UI Graduate Student Colloquia, Democracy as…, Indiana University, January 13, 2007. “Reflections on Community, Identity, and Place: The Cultural Politics of Tourism and

Toxic Pollution,” Keynote for the 28th Annual Communication Evaluation Conference at James Madison University, College of Arts and Letters, April 13, 2006. (In conjunction with a day of serving as a judge of undergraduate student presentations.)

CONFERENCE PAPERS & PANELS (all peer-reviewed, unless noted otherwise) “Climate Barbarism and Caring about Ableism in Environmental Communication,” Response

to Plenary Speaker, Vanessa Beasley. Public Address Conference. University of Kansas, September 2020, invited. (forthcoming)

Just Transition Workshop. Student Forum for Climate Justice. CU Boulder Environmental

Center in conjunction with Bioneers. January 31, 2020. (forthcoming) “Green Decolonial Imaginaries,” Chair and discussion facilitator, Imagined Borders, Epistemic

Freedoms: The Challenge of Social Imaginaries in Media, Art, Religion and Decoloniality, Conference of The Center for Media, Religion, and Culture University of Colorado Boulder, January 11, 2020. (forthcoming)

“Communication and Surviving Environmental Racism” and “Communication and Survival in

the Anthropocene.” Two President-sponsored Spotlight Sessions, primary organizer and chair of first panel. National Communication Association (NCA) Convention, Baltimore, Maryland, November 15-16, 2019.

“Responding to Displacement, Dispossession, and Resistance in Visual Culture: Imaginative

Labor, Collective Futures.” Panel respondent. American Studies Association convention, Honolulu, Hawai’i, November 9, 2019.

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CONFERENCE PAPERS & PANELS (cont’d) “Environmental Communication and China,” International Environmental Communication

Association (IECA) Convention, Vancouver, Canada, June 20, 2019. “Playing with Rhetorical Methods,” Discussion Panel. NCA Convention, Salt Lake City, Utah.

November 8, 2018. “Getting Played: Defending Academic Freedom, Faculty Governance and other Democratic

Ideals,” Discussion Panel. NCA Convention, Salt Lake City, Utah. November 8, 2018. “Planning for Boulder’s Just Transition,” Panel, 21st Century Energy Transition

Symposium. Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado, April 25, 2017. “Conceptualizing Race and the Environment,” (Chair). American Studies Association

(ASA) Convention, Denver, Colorado, November 18, 2016. “Communication’s Civic Callings: Engaging Environmental Crises & Imagining a More

Viable World.” (Co-organizer: Catalina de Onís.) Three NCA President-sponsored Spotlight Sessions. NCA Convention, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, November 11-12, 2016.

“Local Rhetoric, Voice, and a Just Transition,” Local Rhetorics: A Roundtable, NCA Convention, Philadelphia, November 12, 2016.

“Three Moving Contexts of ‘Migration is Beautiful’ and Undocubus: On Becoming Butterflies,

Transnational Public Address, and Underheard Voices,” Respondent Speaker, Public Address Conference, Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York, September 29, 2016.

“Rhetoric & Fieldwork.” Participant, Supersession. Rhetoric Society of America (RSA)

Biennial Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, May 29, 2016. “What’s Moving in Social Movements Today? Identifying Trends and Setting an Agenda for

Studies in the Rhetoric of (New) Social Movements,” Roundtable Participant, NCA Convention, Las Vegas, Nevada. November 19, 2015.

“Participatory Critical Rhetoric: The Turn to Fieldwork in Rhetorical Theory and Criticism,”

Respondent, NCA Convention, Las Vegas, Nevada. November 19, 2015. “Moral Acts of Global Climate Justice Resistance and Solidarity: From COP 19 to COP 21,”

NCA Convention, Las Vegas, Nevada. November 20, 2015. “Regeneration: Mobilizing for Climate Justice in the Philippines,” NCA Convention, Las Vegas,

Nevada. November 20, 2015.

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CONFERENCE PAPERS & PANELS (cont’d) “Climate Justice and Naderev Yeb Saño on Resilience and Resistance,” COCE, University of

Colorado-Boulder, June 12, 2015. “Miscarriage, Regeneration, and the Trope of the Human in the Late Age of Fossil Fuels,”

COCE, University of Colorado-Boulder, June 13, 2015. “Imagining Climate Denial as Colonialism: Global Solidarity as Embodied Rhetoric of Place

and Association,” at Communication, Postcoloniality, and Social Justice: Decolonizing Imaginations Conference. Waterhouse Family Institute for the Study of Communication & Society at Villanova University, PA, March 26, 2015.

“The Rise of Resilience: Vulnerability and the Post 9-11 Risk Society,” (With Lisa Keränen and

Hamilton Bean), Association for Rhetoric of Science and Technology (ARST) at NCA Convention, Chicago, IL, November 19, 2014.

“Navigating Theory and The Role of the Scholar: Questions of Theory, Capacity, and Identity

in Rhetoric,” Roundtable. NCA Convention, Chicago, IL, November 21, 2014. “Rhetoric & Methods,” Midwest Winter Workshop, University of Illinois, January 2014. (Participated in Midwest Winter Workshops, topics vary, such as “The Body,” “Citizenship,” “Activism & Academia”, et cetera; active presenter and reviewer: 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2014; invited). “Touring Toxics: Tactics of Dissent from Human Sacrifice Zones to Everyday Life,” American

Studies Association (ASA) Convention, Washington, DC, November 22, 2013. “When Toxic Pollution, Public Health, and Ourselves Unborn Collide,” NCA Convention,

Washington, DC, November 22, 2013. “Rhetorical Studies of Health, Science, and Medicine Roundtable,” NCA Convention,

Washington, DC, November 22, 2013. “Communication Activism, Social Justice, and the Politics of Professionalization (Invited Panel

by Research Board),” NCA Convention, Washington, DC, November 23, 2013. “‘Pre-Polluted’: Contextualizing Toxic Bodies and Temporalities of Reproductive Justice,”

NCA Convention, New Orleans, Louisiana, November 17, 2011. “Voices from the Intersections of Rhetoric & Performance,” Chair and Participant in Roundtable, NCA Convention, New Orleans, Louisiana, November 18, 2011.

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CONFERENCE PAPERS & PANELS (cont’d) “Re-Articulating Fetuses and Citizenship: From Neo-Liberal Anti-Abortion Icon to Intergenerational Environmental Justice Rights,” Plenary Speaker, 22nd Annual Public Address Conference, University of Pittsburgh, October 2, 2010. (invited, unpaid) “Boycotting This and Buycotting That: The Politics of Consumer Advocacy in an Age of Ecological Crises,” NCA Convention, Chicago, Illinois, November 14, 2009. “Stability and Change in the Contours of Public Memory: Engaging Communities of Memory,” Respondent. NCA Convention, Chicago, Illinois, November 14, 2009. “Roundtable on Stability and Change in NCA: A Report from the 2008 UNconvention in San Diego,” NCA Convention, Chicago, Illinois, November 12, 2009. “Touring Waste and Memory Fatigue: Resisting Environmental Injustice,” American Studies

Association Convention, Albuquerque, New Mexico, October 16, 2008. Spotlight Panel Respondent on Social Movement Studies. Rhetoric Society of America

Biennial Conference, Seattle, Washington, May 24, 2008. “‘This is the only tour that sells’: Rhetorical Embodiment and Disaster Tourism in New

Orleans,” Rhetoric Society of America Biennial Conference, Seattle, Washington, May 24, 2008.

“Greening NCA: A Roundtable Discussion on Shrinking the Ecological Footprint of the

NCA Annual Convention,” NCA Convention. Chicago, IL, November 17, 2007. “Bringing Environmentalism Back into Cultural Studies: Lessons from Southern Louisiana,”

Cultural Studies Now: An International Conference, University of East London, London, Great Britain, July 20, 2007.

“Teaching ‘Disciplining the Feminine’ in the New Millennium,” part of a panel sponsored by the NCA Research Board. NCA Convention. Chicago, IL, November 12, 2007. “Everyday Life and Death in a Nuclear World,” COCE, DePaul University, Chicago, IL,

June 23, 2007. “Toxic Tourist Attractions: A Research Brief on Memory and Environmental Injustices,”

Putting Memory in Place Conference, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN, February 23, 2007.

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CONFERENCE PAPERS & PANELS (cont’d) “Environmental Racism and Advocacy Tourism: Reflecting on the Limits and Possibilities of

Cultural Studies,” Eleventh Annual Indiana University Cultural Studies Conference, Bloomington, IN, February 10, 2007.

“Identification and Imagined Communities: Witnessing Anti-Globalization Environmental

Activism On Screen and In Person,” NCA Convention. San Antonio, TX, November 18, 2006.

“Rhetorics of Transgression and Resistance,” the first annual UI/IU Colloquia, Rhetoric & Cultural Studies, University of Illinois, January 14, 2006. “And this happens time and time again”: Ethnographic Approaches to Publics and Performing

Tactics of Resistance,” NCA Convention. Boston, MA, November 18, 2005. “Grounds for Resistance: Locating Environmental Matters in the Material Rhetoric of Central

Park’s Great Lawn.” NCA Convention. Boston, MA, November 18,2005. “Why the Grass is Always Greener: Republican National Convention Anti-War Protestors

versus Central Park’s Great Lawn.” NCA Convention. Boston, MA, November 18, 2005. “‘Making History’ in Central Park: Visions of Public Culture in the Age of Commemoration,”

Contesting Public Memories Conference. Syracuse, NY. October 8, 2005. “Grounds for Resistance: The Material Rhetoric of the Great Lawn and Environmental

Communication,” COCE. Jekyll Island, GA, June 25, 2005. “Conflicts and Coalitions: An Overview of Environmental and Environmental Justice

Movements,” NCA Convention. Chicago, IL, November 11, 2004. “Time for Touring in Public Participation,” NCA Convention. Chicago, IL, November 14,

2004. “Hating Tourists and the Toxicity of Tourism,” Crossroads in Cultural Studies Conference.

Urbana, IL. June 28, 2004. “Communicating the Distance: Meditations on Performance, Media, and Fieldwork,”

Crossroads in Cultural Studies Conference. Urbana, IL. June 27, 2004. “Anti-Toxic Activism Meets Hollywood Superstars: A Civil Action and Erin Brockovich,”

NCA Convention, Miami, FL, November 21, 2003.

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CONFERENCE PAPERS & PANELS (cont’d) “Toxic Tours as Environmental Advocacy Tourism: Communicating Pain Through the

Shared Performance of Embodied Rhetoric,” COCE, Silver Falls Conference Center, Sublimity, OR, July 21, 2003.

“Welcome to ‘Cancer Alley,’ LA: Building Community for Environmental and Social Change,”

NCA Convention, New Orleans, LA, November 24, 2002. “‘The Evidence Is In My Body’: Finding the Fertile Ground Between Material Rhetoric and

Environmental Communication,” NCA Convention, Atlanta, GA, November 3, 2001. “Resisting ‘National Breast Cancer Awareness Month’: The Rhetoric of Toxic Politics and

Finding a Feminist Counterpublic Voice,” NCA Convention, Atlanta, GA, November 2, 2001.

“Toxic Tours: Communicating the ‘Presence’ of Chemical Contamination,” COCE,

Cincinnati, OH, July 28, 2001. Top Paper. Published in Conference Proceedings. “Remembering Raymundo Hernandez: More Than a Sensational Story,” NCA Convention,

Seattle, WA, November 9, 2000. “Historical ‘Legacies,’ Practiced Possibilities: Migrant Farmworkers and Cultural Citizenship,”

International Communication Association Convention, Acapulco, Mexico, June 2, 2000. “Migrant Farmworkers in the U.S.: The Rhetoric of Citizenship and the Environmental Justice

Movement,” NCA Convention, Chicago, IL, November 4, 1999. “Bringing Ethnography to the Table: Performative Possibilities of/for Environmental

Communication,” NCA Convention, Chicago, IL, November 7, 1999. “Opportunities and Risks of Using Communication Theory for Praxis: Studying and Struggling

for Environmental Justice,” NCA Convention, Chicago, IL, November 7, 1999. “Critical Interruptions At the Table: Performative Stories and Inventive Endings for

Environmental Justice,” NCA Convention, New York, NY, November 21, 1998. “Environmental Justice in Warren County, NC: An Articulation of Identity and Meaning,”

NCA Convention, Chicago, IL, November 23, 1997.

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TEACHING University of Colorado-Boulder (Fall 2015-present)

Undergraduate Courses Taught: • COMM-3300 Rhetorical Foundations of Communication, F2015; S2016; F2016; S2017 • COM-3370 Environmental Communication, S2016 (as Topics), S2017, S2018, F2018, S2019, F2019, S2020 • COM-3600 Advanced Senior Seminar: Environmental Tourism, F2019 UG Honors Thesis Committee Member: • Anna Mary Scott (2019, Dept of Journalism): “Views of Climate Change Across Political,

Educational, and State Lines: News media and community influence climate change denial in the United States”

• Isabella Carolina Sofio (Anticipated defense: S2020, Dept of Environmental Studies): “Environmental Media and Engagement”

Graduate Seminars Taught: • COMM-6200 Seminar: Rhetorics of Transgression and Resistance, F2015 • COM-5225 Environmental Communication, F2016 (Toxic Bodies); S2020 (Racial

Ecologies) • COM-6340 Rhetoric and Civic Community: Vulnerability and Public Life, S2018 • COM-5320 Contemporary Rhetorical Theory (with Prof. Simonson), S2019

Faculty supervisor of courses AI/taught by graduate students include: Rhetorical Foundations of Communication, F15-S17 Campaigns and Revolutions, F15-S16; F17-S18; F19-present

Indiana University-Bloomington (Fall 2002-Spring 2015)

Undergraduate Courses Taught: Human Biology B300: Human Dilemmas: Living Downstream, S15 Communicating Sustainability, F2010, F2012, F2014 Public Advocacy, F03, S06, F07, F09, S13, F14 Environmental Communication and Public Spheres, F02 Environmental Communication: Environmental Tourism, S04, S07, F08 The Rhetoric of Social Movements, F04, F07, F08, F09, S12, S14 Gender and Communication, F02, S03, F03, F05, S07, S08, F11, F13

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TEACHING (cont’d) Indiana University-Bloomington (Fall 2002-Spring 2015, cont’d)

Graduate Seminars Taught: • Environmental Communication and Public Culture, S2008, S2012, S2015 • Rhetorics of Transgression and Resistance, F2004, S2009, S2013 • Feminism and Rhetorical Theory: On Bodies, S2004, F2006, S2014 • Feminism and Rhetorical Theory: An Introduction, S2003, S2006, F2010 • Introduction to Pedagogy in Communication and Culture, F2011, F2012 • Introduction to Rhetoric and Public Culture, F2005, F2013

Faculty supervisor of courses taught by graduate students include: Environmental Communication Gender and Communication Rhetoric of Social Movements Rhetoric of Race Persuasion

University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill (Spring 1998-Fall 2001)

Undergraduate Courses Taught: • Environmental Advocacy, F2001, S2001, F2000, F1999, S1999, S1998 • Social Theory & Cultural Diversity, In International Studies, F2000, F1999, S1998 • In Communication Studies, Summer 1999, F1998 • Rhetoric of Social Movements, F1999, S1999; Rhetoric and Social Controversy,

S2000 • Oral Communication/Argument, F1998; Graduate Workshops F 1999-2001 • Gender, Communication, and Culture, Summer 1998 • Environmental Communication & the Public Sphere, with Prof. J. Robert Cox,

S2001 INSTRUCTOR MANUALS (N=3, invited, paid) Teaching Gendered Lives: A Resource Book for Gendered Lives, Communication,

Gender, and Culture, 4th & 3rd Eds. (First author: Julia T. Wood). Wadsworth: Belmont, CA, 1999 & 2000.

Communication Studies 09: Oral Communication Instructors’ Manual. (First author: Lisa

Skow). Oral Communication Program: University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1999.

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GRADUATE COMMITTEE WORK University of Colorado-Boulder (2015-present; Department of Communication, unless noted) Doctoral Dissertation Advisor: 3

• Myles Mason (ABD; in progress) • T. Jake Dionne (ABD, anticipated: 2020; first job: University of Arkansas, Lecturer),

“The Synecdochal Bison: Rhetorical De/Animalization in an Age of Territorial Dispossession” • Constance Gordon (2018; first job: San Francisco State University, Assistant Professor;

Top Dissertation Award NCA Environmental Communication Division, 2019), “Troubling ‘Access’: Rhetorical Cartographies of Food (In)Justice and Gentrification”

Doctoral Committee Member: 12 In progress, alphabetical: Rebecca Avalos, Nathan Bedsole, Brandon Daniels, Logan Rae Gomez, Joe Edward Hatfield, Elyse Janish, Joanne Marras Tate,

Hunter Thompson, Bernardita M. Yunis Varas Completed: Amani Husain (2019, Ethnic Studies); Jordan M. Kincaid (2019, Environmental

Studies); Stephanie Hartzell (2017) Master’s Committee Director (in progress): 2

• Ali Branscombe (in progress) • Michael Warren Cook (ABT, anticipated 2020), “Water as Production: Addressing the

Colorado River in Early Twentieth Century Settler Colonial Conservation Discourse”

Master’s Committee Member: 5 In progress, alphabetical: Audra Barber, Yessica del Rincón Completed: Ellie Busch (2019), Samantha Grainger West (2019), Brianna Wiens (2017) Indiana University-Bloomington (2002-now; Dept. of Communication & Culture, unless noted) Doctoral Dissertation Director: 4

• Martin Peter Law (ABD, in progress), “The Indecorous Art of Uncontrolled Speech”

• Catalina M. de Onís (2017; first job: Willamette University, Assistant Professor), “Energy Remix: Decolonial Discourses of Decarbonization”

• James Cole McGuffey (2017; first job: University of Vermont, Lecturer), “Aquatic Commemorations: Rhetorics of Water, Life, and Loss in an Age of Climate Crisis”

• Lindsey Badger (2019; first job: Middle Way House, Violence Prevention Program Coordinator & Educator), “Challenging Communication Management: Performative Abolition Communication Education”

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GRADUATE COMMITTEE WORK (cont’d) Indiana University-Bloomington (cont’d) Doctoral Dissertation Committee Member (2002-2015): 20 Last names (completed): Bangstad-Wilz, Cram, Donovan, Downing, S. Enck-Wanzer,

Gordon, McConnell, Motter, Musih, Naze, Pham (University of Illinois at Champagne-Urbana, Dept of Communication Studies), Secrease, Segal, Sinwell, Skerski, Spiegel (Indiana University Dept of Anthropology), I. West, Wieskamp, Vaughn (University of Kansas, Dept of American Studies), Yamada (Dept of Recreation, Park, & Tourism Studies) Ph.D. Comprehensive Exam Committee (2002-2015): 33 Last names (completed): Bangstad-Wilz, Braverman, Buckley, Campbell-Badger, Chambers, Cram, Downing, S. Enck-Wanzer, Fernandez, Gordon, Heinrichy, Jones, Kaptan, Kazynski, Law, Lind, McConnell, McGuffey, Motter, Musih, Nagle, Naze, Searcy, Secrease, Segal, Sinwell, Skerski, Smith, Sutherland, Spiegel, Walsh, West, Wieskamp

MA Exam Committee Member (2002-2015): 5 years (twice external reader) TEACHING TALKS ON CAMPUS (invited, unpaid)

University of Colorado Boulder o Just Transition. Workshop leader. Student Forum for Climate Justice. E Center.

January 31, 2020 (forthcoming). o Fieldwork and Environmental Justice Research. Guest Lecture. CU Boulder. Prof. Jill

Harrison’s class ENVS 5100-002, Foundations of Environmental Justice, January 29, 2020 (forthcoming).

o Environmental Justice and Environmental Communication. Roundtable speaker in CMCI One-College Symposium: Media, Communication, & the Environment. October 24, 2019.

o Who’s Afraid of a Just Transition? Speaker. CU Boulder, Sponsored by the Eco-Social Justice Program of the Environmental Center. Are We Brave Enough for a Just Transition? September 25, 2019.

o Discourses of the Environmental Justice Movement. Guest Lecture. CU Boulder. Prof. David Ciplet’s class ENVS 5100-002, Foundations of Environmental Justice, April 16, 2019.

o What is the Public University for? Panel Speaker. University of Colorado Boulder. CMCI. Boulder, Colorado, February 20, 2019.

o Women Leading for Sustainability. Panel Speaker. University of Colorado Boulder Inaugural Women’s Leadership Symposium. Boulder, Colorado, January 31, 2018.

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TEACHING TALKS ON CAMPUS (invited, unpaid, continued) o The History and Discourse of the Birth of the Environmental Justice Movement.

Guest Lecture. CU Boulder. Prof. David Ciplet’s class ENVS 5100-002, Foundations of Environmental Justice, January 29, 2018.

o “Environmental Communication & the Public Sphere: Social Constructions.” Guest Lecture. CU Boulder. Prof. Max Boykoff’s class FYSM 1000-01, Science and Environmental Communication, September 19, 2017.

o “Environmental Justice 101,” Guest lecture. CU Boulder. Prof. Michael Kodas’ class JRNL 5822, Reporting on the Environment. April 11, 2017.

o “When Environmental Protections Were Not Polarizing,” Talk at BuffsUnited Teach-In, Sponsored by Chancellor Phillip DiStefano, February 14, 2017.

o Introduction of Stacy Alaimo, Environmental Trajectories Conference, Dept of English, CU Boulder, October 28, 2016.

Indiana University Bloomington

o Respondent, “Agile, Banal, Chronic: The ABC’s of the Panic of the Child” Panel, Global Moral Panics Symposium, Indiana University Bloomington (IU), October 11, 2014.

o “Teaching Sustainability at IU,” Facilitator. IU Workshop for Faculty, April 29, 2014. o “What is the Value of a Public University?,” IU Teach-in. Free University Days, April

12, 2013. o “Toxic Tours: Face-to-Face, Thons, and Digital Choices,” Guest lecture. IU. Prof.

Stephanie Kane’s Department of Criminal Justice class on Environmental Justice, November 30, 2011.

o ““This is the only tour that sells”: Tourism, Disaster, and National Identity in New Orleans,” Geography Department Colloquium, IU, February 22, 2008.

o “Publics,” Plenary Speaker, the third annual Midwest Winter Workshop, IU, Jan. 19, 2008.

o “Environmental Justice: Working Together and Apart,” Panel sponsored by the Environmental Management Association and the School for Public and Environmental Affairs. IU, Nov. 27, 2007.

o “Dark Tourism.” Guest lecture. Prof. Sarah Phillips’ Anthropology seminar on Chernobyl. IU, April 3, 2007.

o “Toxic Tours.” Guest lecture. Prof. Paula Girshick’s Anthropology seminar on tourism. IU, April 19, 2006 and November 27, 2007.

o “Tips on ‘Getting the Job’,” IU Preparing Future Faculty Conference. IU, February 17, 2006. (Paid.)

o “Writing an Argument: Pedagogical Exercises of Repetition & Variety,” Indiana University Campus Writing Program Intensive Writing Roundtable for faculty, Oct. 25, 2005.

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PROFESSIONAL SERVICE EDITORIAL APPOINTMENTS, Book Series (N=3 active) • Book Series Co-Editor of “Environmental Communication, Power, and Culture,”

University of California Press. Coeditor: Salma Monani, 2018-present. (unpaid) • Book Series Editorial Board Member, US-China Relations in the Age of Globalization,

Ed. Stephen Hartnett. Michigan State University Press, 2018-present. • Book Series Editorial Board Member, Rhetoric, Culture, and Social Critique, Ed. John

L. Lucaites. University of Alabama Press. 2006-present: reviewed over 12 book manuscripts and proposals (paid)

EDITORIAL APPOINTMENTS, Journals (N=6 active; invited & unpaid, unless noted) Journal Editorial Board member, Journal of Environmental Media, 2019- Journal Editorial Board member, Rhetoric & Public Affairs, 2020- Journal Editorial Board member, Communication Monographs, 2017- Journal Editorial Board member, Cultural Studies, 2012- Journal Editorial Board member, Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies, 2008- Journal Editorial Board member, Quarterly Journal of Speech, 2007- Journal Editorial Board member, Environmental Communication, 2010-

2006-2010 (Praxis-Coeditor & Editorial Board Leadership Team; then called Environmental Communication: A Journal of Nature and Culture)

2004-2006 (then called Environmental Communication Yearbook) Journal Editorial Board member, Argumentation and Advocacy, 2010-2012 Journal Editorial Board member, Critical Studies in Media Communication, 2007-2010 EXTERNAL REVIEWER, Journals (invited & unpaid) Rhetoric & Public Affairs, 2014; Rhetoric and Society Quarterly, 2004, 2012, 2013; Tourism and Cultural Change, 2011; Communication Quarterly, 2009; Society and Natural Resources, 2009; Conservation Biology, 2009; Biological Conservation, 2005; Topia: A Canadian Journal of Cultural Studies, 2008; Western Journal of Communication, 2008; Women’s Studies in Communication, 2007; Text and Performance Quarterly, 2004, 2013 Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies, 2003, 2006, then joined editorial board Environmental Communication Yearbook, 2003, then joined editorial board Cultural Studies, 2002, 2003, 2010, 2011, 2012, then joined editorial board GRANT REVIEWER Wayne State University Arts and Humanities Research Support Program, April 2018

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REVIEWER, Book & Textbook Manuscripts (paid): West Virginia University Press, (2020); University of California Press (2018, 2x); Yale University Press (2016; 2017); University of Alabama (2006-); University of Arizona Press (2007); SAGE Publications (2003-5); Wadsworth Publishing (2003) EXTERNAL REFEREE FOR TENURE & PROMOTION (N=11, invited & unpaid) For a Communication Department, unless noted otherwise: Baruch College; Bowling Green University; University at Buffalo SUNY (English Dept.); University of Colorado Boulder; Colorado School of Mines (Liberal Arts & International Studies); Creighton University; University of Pittsburgh (twice); State University of New York (College of Environmental Science and Forestry); University of Utah-Salt Lake City; Villanova University BOOK ENDORSEMENTS (invited & unpaid) Scripting the Environment: Oil, Democracy and the Sands of Time and Space, Geo Takach, Palgrave Macmillan Press, 2016 Living Oil: Petroleum Culture in the American Century, Stephanie LeMenager, University of Oxford Press, 2015 (paperback edition) The Everest Effect: Nature, Culture, Ideology, Elizabeth Mazzolini, University of Alabama Press, 2015 The Motherhood Business: Consumption, Communication, and Privilege, Edited by Anne Teresa Demo, Jennifer L. Borda, & Charlotte Kroløkke, University of Alabama Press, 2015 Participatory Critical Rhetoric: Theoretical and Methodological Foundations In Situ, Michael Middleton, Aaron Hess, Danielle Endres, & Samantha Senda-Cook, Rowman & Littlefield, 2015 Moving Bodies: Kenneth Burke at the Edges of Language, Debra Hawhee, University of South Carolina Press, 2012 Global Memoryscapes: Contesting Remembrance in a Transnational Age, Ed. by Kendall R. Phillips and G. Mitchell Reyes, University of Alabama Press, 2011 Arguments about Animal Ethics, Greg Goodale and Jason Edwin Black, Eds., Lexington Books, 2010 Making Camp: Rhetorics of Transgression in U.S. Popular Culture, Helene A. Shugart and Catherine Egley Waggoner, University of Alabama Press, 2008 SERVICE TO PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

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Search Committee Member, for a Journal Editor for Environmental Communication,

IECA, 2019 President-Elect, Environmental Communication Division, NCA,

Vice-Chair Elect: 2019 (includes Legislative Assembly & chairing Outreach) Vice-Chair: 2020 (includes Legislative Assembly & leading program planning) Chair: 2021 (forthcoming, includes chairing Awards committee) Immediate Past Chair: 2022 (forthcoming, includes executive business)

JUDGE

Diamond Anniversary Book Award, NCA, 3 years: 2016 (28 books judged); 2017 (15 books judged); 2018 (Chair; 14 books judged)

Communication & Critical-Cultural Studies Division Scholar-Activist Award, NCA, 2015 Rhetorical and Communication Theory Division Awards Committee, NCA, 2009-2012 Environmental Communication Division Awards Committee, NCA, 2008

TRACK ORGANIZER, Second Biennial Conference on Communication, Media, and Governance in the Age of Globalization. Co-Hosted by the Communication University of China and the U.S. National Communication Association. June 22-23, 2018. CONVENTION PAPER REVIEWER

Rhetorical and Communication Theory Division, NCA Convention, 2009 & 2010 Environmental Communication Division, NCA Convention, 2003-8, 2010, 2018-present Communication & Critical-Cultural Studies Division, NCA Convention, 2006

Co-Chair, NCA Presidential Task Force on Site Selection & Location Planning, 2008-2009 Member, NCA Annual Convention Member Working Committee, 2008-2010 Secretary, Environmental Communication Division, NCA Convention, 2004-2006 (cont’d)

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DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE University of Colorado-Boulder Chair, 4th year review (Na’puti), Spring-Fall 2019 Chair, Merit Review Committee, Spring 2017 Chair, Job Search Committee, Assistant Professor in Communication, Engagement,

and Race/Ethnicity, Fall 2015-Spring 2016 Peer Teaching Observation, Fall 2016 (Na’puti), Fall 2015 (Simonson) Member, Merit Review Committee, Spring 2016 Course Director, COMM 3300, Fall 2015-Spring 2017, Rhetorical Foundations Faculty Advisor, COMN 2360 Campaigns & Revolutions, 2015-2016; 2019-2020 Indiana University Bloomington Member, Rhetoric@IU Reorganization Committee, Spring 2014-Spring 2015 Executive Committee, Member: 2011-12; Chair 2012-13 Member, Tenure and Promotion Departmental Committee, 2009, 2013, 2014 Member, Job Search Committees Assistant or Associate Hire in Rhetoric and Public Culture, F2013-S2014

Junior hire in Gender and Film Studies, Spring 2013 Junior hire in Rhetoric and Law, Fall 2012-Spring 2013 Senior hire in Rhetoric and Public Culture, Fall 2005-Spring 2006 Junior hire in Global Media, Fall 2006-Spring 2007

Member, Graduate Affairs Committee, Fall 2003-Spring 2004, Fall 2013-Spring 2014 Director of Undergraduate Studies, July 2008-July 2009 Lecture and Colloquium Committee

Chair, Fall 2005-Summer 2008; Member, Fall 2010, Fall 2011-Spring 2012 Advisor, CMCL Graduate Student Association, Spring 2007-present Member, Mentorship Committee, Fall 2006-Spring 2008, 2014-2015 Member, Merit Salary Committee, Spring 2006 Member, Master’s Exam Committee, Fall 2004-Spring 2005, F2011-S2012 Judge, Graduate Student Travel Grant Committee, 2003 Judge, Robert G. Gunderson Graduate Student Award, 2003, 2005-2008, 2012 Judge, Virginia Gunderson Graduate Student Award, 2004, 2005-2008, 2012 Member, Tellers Committee, 2003 Member, Undergraduate Committee, 2002-2003; 2004-2005; 2007-2008; F2009 (cont’d)

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COLLEGE & UNIVERSITY SERVICE University of Colorado-Boulder Director of Planning & founding member, Just Transition Collaborative, July 2016-

present. https://www.colorado.edu/jtc/ • Involves meetings with partners (ex., Boulder County Planning Department),

talks and workshops to foster awareness of climate injustices and just transition solutions for policy, public participation & projects, fundraising

Co-Director, Inside the Greenhouse (ITG), Fall 2018-present

http://www.insidethegreenhouse.org/ • Involves meetings, fundraising, event organizing, & curriculum development • Judge, The Art of Science Communication: Branding Climate Communication,

final projects, F2019 • Judge, ITG Comedy & Climate Change Short Video Competition, S2019

Faculty Affiliate, CSTPR (Center for Science and Technology Policy Research), 2017-

present (2021). Member, Boulder Faculty Climate Science and Education Committee (BFSEC)

www.colorado.edu/bfsec/ . F2019-present Curriculum Committee, Graduate Certificate in Environmental Justice, 2015-present www.colorado.edu/certificate/ej/ Affiliate Faculty, Sawyer Seminar funded by Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Grant,

“Deep Horizons: Making Visible an Unseen Spectrum of Ecological Casualties & Prospects.” PIs: Erin Espelie, Brianne Cohen, Andrew Cowell, and Lori Peek. Fall 2019-Spring 2021. (website: TBD)

Affiliate Faculty, International Collective on Environment, Culture & Politics, ICE CaPs,

CSTPR & CIRES, Spring 2017-present http://sciencepolicy.colorado.edu/icecaps/affiliates/

Member, Job Search Committee, Critical Environmental Media Scholar-in-Residence,

Department of Media Studies, Spring 2019. Director, Center for Communication & Democratic Engagement (formerly

BoulderTalks), July 2018-July 2019, 2016-2017. For more information, see: http://www.colorado.edu/center/cde • Co-Director, BoulderTalks, Spring 2018 • Founding & Executive Committee, BoulderTalks, F2015-S2016

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COLLEGE & UNIVERSITY SERVICE (cont’d) University of Colorado-Boulder (cont’d) Primary organizer of national Public Address Conference, University of Colorado

Boulder, 2016-2018. Affiliate Professor, Center for Values and Social Policy, 2016-present Planning committee, Tools of Hope Conference, CMCI, University of Colorado Boulder,

2017-2018 DeCastro Research Award Planning Committee, Summer 2017 Chairs and Directors Advisory Board, July 2016-July 2018 Advisory Board, Bartlett Center for Climate Communication, 2015-2016 Editorial Board, University of Colorado Boulder Environmental Communication @ e-Town, S2016 MENV Working Group meeting, Fall 2015 Indiana University Bloomington 2002-2015 Adjunct Faculty, Cultural Studies Program 2004-2015 Adjunct Faculty, Dept. of American Studies 2005-2015 Ally Faculty, Kinsey Institute 2008-2015 Faculty Affiliate, PACE (Political and Civic Engagement Program) 2010-2013 Affiliated Faculty, International Studies Program 2012-2015 Affiliate & Advisory Board, Integrated Program in the Environment 2014-2015 Adjunct Faculty, Dept. of Geography 2014-2015 Faculty, Human Biology Program 2014-2015 Affiliate Faculty, Consortium for the Study of Religion, Ethics, and Society Member, Environmental & Sustainability Studies Curriculum Committee,

Integrated Program in the Environment (IPE), Spring 2014-Spring 2015 Member, Hiring committee for Assistant Director of IPE, Spring 2014 Co-Chair Internal Program Review, Center for the Study of Memory & History, Spring 2014 Co-Chair Sustainability Education and Research Working Group, IU Campus Sustainability Advisory Board, Spring 2014 Faculty Advisor for Fossil Free Coalition at IU (formerly Sierra Club Student Coalition

Coal-Free IU Campaign), Fall 2012-present Judge, Pre-dissertation Research Grant Committee for Office of the Vice President for

International Affairs, Spring 2012 Member, Undergraduate Sustainability Degree Committee, Fall 2009 Member, General Education Committee (College of Arts & Sciences member), Spring 2009

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COLLEGE & UNIVERSITY SERVICE (cont’d) Indiana University Bloomington (cont’d) Faculty Mentor, LESA (Leadership, Ethics, and Social Action), Fall 2006-Fall 2008 Co-Organizer, Annual Cultural Studies Program Conference, 2007 Member, Environmental Literacy and Sustainability Initiative (ELSI), 2006-present Advisor, IU Green, 2006-2007 Judge, Associate Instructor Selection Committee for American Studies, 2004 Judge, Campus Writing Program’s Summer Writing-Teaching Grant Committee, 2002 Member, University Committee Academic Priorities Planning Committee, “Gender and Sexuality Studies,” 2002 PUBLIC SCHOLARSHIP & ENGAGEMENT (MEDIA, ART, TALKS, ETC.) Quoted in Tamara Hardingham-Gill, “Travelers behaving badly: Is the conduct of tourists

getting worse?” CNN Travel, October 9, 2019. Available at: https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/tourists-behaving-badly/index.html .

“Inside the Greenhouse Calls for Creative Climate Communication with Youth,” Speaker, Organized by Action Network, Norlin Quad, September 20, 2019. GMOs and Science Communication in Documentary Films, Respondent to Modified, Organized by Flatirons Food Film Festival & Media Studies in CMCI, August 29, 2019. “When Facts are Not Enough: How to talk to people about climate change,” Co-presenter in

workshop with Prof. Katharine Hayhoe and Prof. Max Boykoff. University Cooperation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR) Annual Members Meeting, October 10, 2018.

“Just Transition in Boulder Climate Policy,” Public Address. Rise for Climate Justice and

Jobs. Sponsored by 350.org. At the Bandshell in Boulder, CO. September 8, 2018. “Environmental Communication and the Public Sphere in Shanghai,” Blog post. CSTPR

Prometheus Blog. November 2, 2017. Available at: http://ciresblogs.colorado.edu/prometheus/2017/11/02/environmental-communication-and-the-public-sphere-in-shanghai/

“Statement Celebrating Boulder’s Climate Leadership and Asking Colorado Governor

to Pledge to Paris Climate Agreement.” Public address. Boulder #Act on Climate Celebration & Call to Action. Sponsored by Climate Culture Collaborative - C3 Boulder and 350 Boulder County. Central Park Bandshell, Boulder, CO. June 10, 2017.

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PUBLIC SCHOLARSHIP & ENGAGEMENT (MEDIA, ART, TALKS, ETC.) (cont’d) “What can you do about Paris/Trump/Our World going to Hell in a Handbasket (with

climate change expert Phaedra Pezzullo),” Facebook Live interview with Waylon Lewis. (1:04:05.) Walk the Talk show. (Over 34,000 views). June 6, 2017. Available at: https://www.facebook.com/elephantjournal/videos/10155293436534223/ https://www.elephantjournal.com/2017/06/what-you-can-do-about-paris-trump-our-world-going-to-hell-in-a-handbasket/

“Gambling with the Paris Climate Accord Communicates the End of an Era.” Current

Commentary. National Communication Association. June 2, 2017. Available at: https://www.natcom.org/communication-currents/gambling-paris-climate-accord-communicates-end-era

“Quitting is a Privilege,” MoreThanScientists interview Pezzullo. (2:05). Inside the

Greenhouse. Published: June 4, 2017. Available at: http://morethanscientists.org/ “Lessons from Environmental Communication,” Symposium speaker, STORM

WARNING / Artists on Climate Change and the Environment, Vicki Myhren Gallery, University of Denver, April 9, 2017. http://vicki-myhren-gallery.du.edu/2017/03/09/storm-warning/.

Unofficial National Cold War Environmental Heritage Trail Workshop. National Toxic

Land/Labor Conservation Service. Participant. Colorado College. (March 19, 2016). Led by Shiloh Krupar & Sarah Kanouse.

Seven Scribes. “Today’s Fight for Environmental Justice.” Podcast with Sierra Club

President Aaron Mair. Seven on Seven Podcast. (Recorded: February 20, 2016; Published: March 9, 2016). Available at: http://sevenscribes.com/s1e2-todays-fight-for-environmental-justice/

International Environmental Communication Association’s (IECA’s) Climate Negotiations

Working Group at the 21st session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)/COP21, also known as “Paris Agreement.” Published four Blog Posts on location for the International Environmental Communication Association. (2015). “Friday, Nov 27: Reluctant Climate Activist-Scholar”; “Sunday, Nov 29: A State of Emergency & Latent Exigence During COP21”; “Tuesday, Dec 1: What is “Resilience” at COP21?”; “The Art of Climate Communication & Dreaming of a Just Transition at COP21.” Available at: https://theieca.org/blogs/phaedra-c-pezzullo/2015/12/04/art-climate-communication-dreaming-just-transition-cop21

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PUBLIC SCHOLARSHIP & ENGAGEMENT (MEDIA, ART, TALKS, ETC.) (cont’d) Testimony for MomsRising Storybook, used to lobby the U.S. Congress for mandatory

national paid family leave. (2014) “Environmentalism and Environmental Justice,” Speaker on teleconference call for the

American Bar Association’s Environment, Energy, & Resource Committee (with U.S. EPA, U.S. DOJ, and Orange County Coastkeeper), June 26, 2014.

“EcoReport. Correspondent Wes Martin talks to Phaedra Pezzullo, associate professor

at Indiana University's Department of Communication and Culture; and Regina Dilavore, former assessor with the EPA and current environmental auditor for the URS Corporation, about chemical contamination in Bloomington.” WFHB 91.3 FM, Bloomington, IN. Aired: December 8, 2011. Available: < http://wfhb.org/news/ecoreport-december-8-2011 >.

“The Environmental Commission releases the ‘Toxics Report’ (Daily Local News).”

WFHB 91.3 FM, Bloomington, IN. Aired: November 30, 2011. Available: < http://www.wfhb.org/news/daily-local-news-november-30-2011 >.

Dawn Hewitt, “Bloomington Environmental Commission issues report on dangerous

chemicals at local sites,” Herald Times, December 2, 2011. Pezzullo interviewed & quoted.

“Toxics Report for Bloomington, Indiana: Releases, Remediation, Inventory and

Recommendations; A Report to the Bloomington City Council by the City of Bloomington Environmental Commission.” (2011, September). Prepared by The City of Bloomington Environmental Commission Toxics Committee: Regina DiLavore, Diane Henshel, and Phaedra C. Pezzullo. Available at: http://bloomington.in.gov/environment.

“Environmental Justice in Urbana.” On-Air Guest, Liberación Radio Collective, WEFT 90.1 FM,

Champaign, IL. Aired: April 13, 2008. Available: < http://www.radioliberacion.org/ >. “And Now for Some Sustainable Convention Tips…,” Spectra, NCA Newsletter (2008,

October), 16. With Andy Opel. “VolunTourism Research,” Live Web Cast with David L. Clemmons, Founder, Voluntourism.org. Aired: September 18, 2007 at 10am ET/7am ET. Scholarly Profile: Phaedra C. Pezzullo. (Fall 2007). Ecologue, 1-2.

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PUBLIC SCHOLARSHIP & ENGAGEMENT (MEDIA, ART, TALKS, ETC.) (cont’d) Local radio segment to publicize the Bloomington Environmental Commission on

sustainable house renovations/building. WFHB. Aired: September 17, 2007. Phaedra C. Pezzullo. (2007). “Voluntourism: A Brief History of Tourists as Witnesses

and Advocates for Justice,” VolunTourist Newsletter 3.2. On-line. Available at: < http://www.voluntourism.org/news-studyandresearch.html >.

Phaedra C. Pezzullo. (2007, May 3). “Turn Over a New Leaf,” The Herald-Times, E1.

Elizabeth Rosdeitcher, “The Rhetoric of Everyday Life,” Indiana University Research

and Creative Activity, Vol. XXIX, No. 1, Fall 2006, pp. 18-21. Stefanie Scarlett. (2006, Aug 3). “Global Warming Hot Topic.” The Journal Gazette

[online]. Available at: < www.FortWayne.com >. Phaedra C. Pezzullo. (2006, Fall). Putting Precaution Into Action. EJ Activist: The

Sierra Club Environmental Justice Newsletter 6.2, 4. Phaedra C. Pezzullo. (2005, April 10, Sunday Edition). Tours help educate students

[Letter to the Editor]. The Times-Picayune. Available at: www.timespicayune.com . Phaedra C. Pezzullo. (2005, September). Profile: Darryl Malek-Wiley, EJ Activist: The

Sierra Club Environmental Justice Newsletter 4.2, 4-5, 7. Phaedra C. Pezzullo. (2004, October). Undermining Appalachia, EJ Activist: The Sierra

Club Environmental Justice Newsletter 3.2, 6. Phaedra C. Pezzullo. (2004, April). A showcase of EJ grassroots work: Special Issue

and On Arrogance: A rationale for the Sierra Club’s continued efforts to challenge racism, EJ Activist: The Sierra Club Environmental Justice Newsletter 3.1, 1, 4-5.

“Principles of Working Together,” coauthor as part of conference-wide discussions and passed at the Second People of Color Environmental Leadership Summit Washington, D.C., October 26, 2002. Phaedra C. Pezzullo. (2001, Jan-Mar). Toxic Tours: Challenging Polluters’ Business Sense(s),

EJ Times: The Sierra Club Environmental Justice Newsletter 2.1, 1; 3. Available at: < http://www.sierraclub.org/environmental_justice/newsletter/ >.

Phaedra C. Pezzullo. (2000). Si, se puede!: Environmental Justice for Farm Workers,

Sierra Club website. Available at: <http://www.sierraclub.org/environmental_justice/newsletter/ >.

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PUBLIC SCHOLARSHIP & ENGAGEMENT (MEDIA, ART, TALKS, ETC.) (cont’d) Phaedra C. Pezzullo. (2000, January). The Beginnings of a Movement: A Story of Hope,

Sierra Club website. Available at: <http://www.sierraclub.org/environmental_justice/newsletter/ >.

PUBLIC SERVICE County of Boulder Planning Department, paid consultant on Climate Action

Planning. Fall 2019-present. City of Boulder Planning Department, unpaid consultant on Climate Action Plan

community engagement and public participation for a Just Transition, January 2016-March 2017, Fall 2018-Summer 2019.

International Environmental Communication Association’s Climate Negotiations

Working Group, 21st session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)/COP21, Head, Nov 28-Dec 4, 2015

City of Bloomington Environmental Commission, Fall 2006-Spring 2012 Commissioner Chair, 2009; Vice-Chair, 2010; Co-Chair, 2011 Executive Committee Member, 2006-2012

Steering Committee Member, 2006-2012 Staff Coordinator, 2006-2008, 2012 Education Committee Member, 2006-2008; 2011-2013

Sierra Club

National Volunteer for Equity, Inclusion and Justice Department, 2019- • Helping efforts to establish Affinity Groups

National Environmental Justice Committee, 1999-2009 Co-Chair, 2001–2003; Secretary, 1999-2001 and 2004; Advisor, 2005-2009

• Conference calls, meetings, hiring committees, listening sessions, leadership training, environmental justice training, etc.

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PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS Founding & Lifetime Member, International Environmental Communication Association

(IECA), 2011- Member, National Communication Association (NCA), 1997- Member, Rhetoric Society of America (RSA), 2005 (intermittently) Member, American Studies Association (ASA), 2008-2014; 2016; 2019 Member, Association for Cultural Studies (ACS), 2008-2009 Member, International Communication Association (ICA), 2000-2002; 2019 REFERENCES: Available Upon Request.