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University Assistant

Location:
Murfreesboro, TN
Posted:
September 29, 2012

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Resume:

Samantha E. Cantrell

Curriculum VitaeGrant Development SpecialistOffice of Research Services

Middle Tennessee State University [home address redacted]

Box 124

Murfreesboro, TN 37132

615-***-**** (phone); 615-***-**** (fax)

********.********@****.***

Education

PhD, English, Texas A&M University, May 2004. Dissertation: Housing Sexuality: Domestic

Space and the Development of Female Sexuality in the Fiction of Angela Carter and

Jeanette Winterson.

MA, English, Middle Tennessee State University, August 1993. Thesis: For Better or for

Worse?: The Theme of Marriage in the Fiction of Angela Carter.

BA, English, University of the South, May 1989.

Current Positions

Specialist, Office of Research Services, Middle Tennessee State University, September

2005 -

present. Working in research administration to assist faculty & staff who are preparing

grant proposals.

Adjunct Faculty Member. English Department, Middle Tennessee State University, Fall 2004,

Fall 2006, Fall 2008, Fall 2009. Teaching lower division English courses intermittently.

Work History

Humanities Panelist, Louisiana Board of Regents (LBR), Spring 2009, Spring 2012.

Recruited

& contracted as an out-of-state panelist to assess humanities proposals submitted to the

Louisiana Board of Regents Humanities Enhancement Fund.

Writer, Office of Development, Middle Tennessee State University, January 2000-September

2005. Worked in Corporate and Foundation Relations.

Graduate Assistant. Texas A&M University, English Department, Spring Fall 1993-Fall 1999

.

Taught Rhetoric/Composition and Introduction to Literature; worked as

Consultant in

Writing Center.

Graduate Assistant, Interdisciplinary Group for Humanities Studies (now existing as the

Glasscock Center for Humanities Research), Texas A&M University, Fall 1996-Spring

1998. Assisted with a distinguished lecture series & an international conference.

Graduate Assistant. Middle Tennessee State University, English Department, Fall 1990-

Spring

1992. Taught freshman composition.

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Service

Co-Chair, President s Commission on the Status of Women, Middle Tennessee State

University, Fall 2011-present. Member of Commission since Fall 2006.

Treasurer, Tennessee Chapter of the American Association of University Women (AAUW),

July 2011-present.

Treasurer, Murfreesboro Branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW),

July 2008-present.

Chair, Scholarship Committee, Murfreesboro Branch of the American Association of

University Women (AAUW), Spring 2012, Spring 2008. Committee member, Spring

2009, Spring 2011.

Member, Middle East Center Steering Committee, Middle Tennessee State University, Fall

2005-present.

Member, Faculty Research and Creative Activities Committee, Middle Tennessee State

University, Fall 2004-present.

Member, English 203 (Introduction to Literature) Committee, Texas A&M University, Fall

1998-Summer 1999 and Summer 1996-Spring 1997. Revised curriculum, developed

syllabus, reviewed textbooks.

Member, Conference Committee (1996 conference, "Virtual Gender: Past Projections, Future

Histories ), The Interdisciplinary Group for Historical Literary Study (IGHLS), Texas

A&M University, Fall 1995-Spring 1996.

Co-President, English Graduate Student Association, Texas A&M University, Fall 1995-

Spring 1996.

Treasurer, The Graduate Women's Studies Group, Texas A&M University, November 1993 -

Spring 1997.

Presentations

Proposal Writing for Competitive Funding, Annual Conference of the Tennessee

Advancement

Resources Council; Nashville, TN, July 2011. Invited speaker.

Domains of Privilege: Space and Sexuality in Jeanette Winterson's Art and Lies,

Gendered

Landscapes: An Interdisciplinary Exploration of Past Place and Space; Center for Studies

in

Landscape History; The Pennsylvania State University, May 1999.

Samantha E. Cantrell

Burning Down the House: The Structure of the Patriarchy in the Fiction of Angela

Carter,

Western Kentucky University Seventh Annual Women's Studies Conference; Bowling

Green, KY; September 1993.

Writing and Reading the Texts of Feminine Sexuality: The Anatomy of Angela Carter's The

Bloody Chamber, Western Kentucky University Sixth Annual Women's Studies

Conference; Bowling Green, KY; September 1992.

Grants/Honors

Graduate Fellow, The Interdisciplinary Group for Humanities Studies (IGHS), Fall 1998-

Spring 1999.

Inducted into Phi Kappa Phi, February 1997.

Travel grants, Texas A&M University supporting travel to conferences in June 1998, March

1997, April 1995, September 1993.

Memberships

American Association of University Women (AAUW), National Council of University

Research Administrators (NCURA).

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References:

Mark E. Byrnes Pamela R. Matthews

Professor, Political Science Professor, Department of English

and and

Dean, College of Liberal Arts Associate Provost for Undergraduate Studies

Box 97 1248 TAMU

Middle Tennessee State University Texas A&M University

Murfreesboro, TN 37132 College Station, TX 77843-1248

615-***-**** 979-***-****

****.******@****.*** *-********@****.***

Jeffrey N. Cox Myra Norman

Professor of English & Humanities Director

and Office of Research Services

Assoc. Vice Chancellor for Faculty Affairs Box 124

University of Colorado Middle Tennessee State University

49 UCB Murfreesboro, TN 37132

Boulder, CO 80309-0049 615-***-****

303-***-**** ****.******@****.***

*******.***@********.***

Mary Ann O'Farrell (dissertation director)

Joanna Gibson Associate Professor

Director of Writing Programs (formerly) Department of English

Department of English 4227 TAMU

4227 TAMU Texas A&M University

Texas A&M University College Station, TX 77843-4227

College Station, TX 77843-4227 979-***-****

979-***-**** ****@****.***********@tamu.eduRobert C. Petersen

Allen Hibbard ProfessorProfessor, Department of English Department of English

and Box 70

Director, Middle East Center Middle Tennessee State University

Box 70 Murfreesboro, TN 37132

Middle Tennessee State University 615-***-****

Murfreesboro, TN 37132 ******.********@****.***

615-***-****

*****.*******@****.*** James Rosenheim

Professor, Department of HistoryNewtona (Tina) Johnson Texas A&M University

Professor,

Department of English 4214 TAMU

and College Station, TX 77843-4214

Director, Women s Studies 979-***-****

Box 498 *-*********@****.***

Middle Tennessee State University

Murfreesboro, TN 37132

615-***-****

**.*******@****.***

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