Loyola Marymount University African American Studies Assistant Professor 2013 Present

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1 Marne L. Campbell, Ph.D. Loyola Marymount University Department of African American Studies 4429 University Hall, 1 LMU Drive Los Angeles, CA (310) marne.campbell@lmu.edu EDUCATION: 2006 University of California at Los Angeles Ph.D. US History Major Field African American History Minor Field The American West Minor Field Latin American History 2000 University of California at Los Angeles MA Afro-American Studies Major Field History Minor Field Gender Minor Field African Diaspora 1997 University of California at Los Angeles BA Afro-American Studies BA History ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS: Loyola Marymount University African American Studies Assistant Professor 2013 Present Loyola Marymount University African American Studies Visiting Assistant Professor UCLA Interdepartmental Program in Afro-American Studies and History Lecturer University of California, President s Postdoctoral Fellow University of California, Riverside History Kennesaw State University Assistant Professor History Campbell, c.v. 1

2 EDITORIAL APPOINTMENTS: Associate Editor Journal of African American History, PUBLICATIONS: Monograph: Making Black Los Angeles: Class, Gender, and Community, ( ), in press, University of North Carolina Press (expected November 7, 2016) &creative=165953&creativeASIN= &linkCode=sp1&tag=speakerfile-20 Articles: African American Women, Wealth Accumulation, and Social Welfare Activism in 19 th Century Los Angeles : Journal of African American History, vol. 97, no. 4 Fall 2012 The Newest Religious Sect Has Started In Los Angeles : Race, Class, Ethnicity, And The Origins Of The Pentecostal Movement, : Journal of African American History, vol. 95, no. 1 Winter 2010 Review Essays: Erik Schneiderhan, The Size of Others Burdens: Barack Obama, Jane Addams, and the Politics of Helping Others, Stanford, CA, Stanford University Press, 2015; Robert E. Terrill, Double Consciousness and the Rhetoric of Barack Obama: The Price of Promise and Citizenship, Columbia, South Carolina, University of South Carolina Press, American Studies Journal, vol. 55, no Composing Metropolis: New Approaches to African American Urbanization in the Late 20 th Century : Review Essay, Journal of Urban History, vol. 35, no. 2 Jan The NAACP in Film: Three Documentaries from California Newsreel : Special Report, Journal of African American History, vol. 94, no. 4 Fall 2009 Book Reviews: Marie Dallam, Daddy Grace: A Celebrity Preacher and his House of Prayer. New York, NYU Press, Journal of African American History, Winter 2009 WORK IN PROGRESS: Campbell, c.v. 2

3 Monographs: Race, Gender, and Crime in 19 th Century Los Angeles: How the local criminal justice system took shape ( ). A History of Civil Unrest in the United States (co-authored with Brenda E. Stevenson) Article: In the Silence of the Desert: African Americans and the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians Palm Springs, California working article for invited submission to the American Studies Journal. Book Chapter: Race(ing) West: African American Women and the Promise of Freedom in California Cross-Generational Dialogues in Black Women s History, volume co-edited by Daina Ramey-Berry and Pero Dagbovie, forthcoming RESEARCH: Criminal Justice in Los Angeles ( ) Huntington Library, San Marino, CA; California State Archive, Sacramento, CA; and the Seaver Center for Western History Research Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, Los Angeles, CA (Summer 2014 Present) African Americans in Los Angeles (1920) database unpublished (2013 Present) African Americans in Los Angeles ( ) database unpublished ( ) People of Color in Los Angeles ( ) database unpublished ( ) Women in Los Angeles ( ) database unpublished (2005 present) Dissertation Heaven s Ghetto?: African Americans and Race in Los Angeles, 1850s 1917 (June 2006) African Diaspora Project UCLA Center for African American Studies ( ) PRESENTATIONS: Making Community: African American Women in Nineteenth Century Los Angeles African Americans in Nineteenth Century West Research Symposium St. Louis, Missouri May 21, 2016 Campbell, c.v. 3

4 Making Community: African American Women in Nineteenth Century Los Angeles University of California at Riverside History Colloquium Riverside, California January 28, 2016 Relative Freedom: African American Women and Community Formation in Los Angeles, American Historical Association Annual Meeting Atlanta, Georgia January 9, 2016 President's Panel: Recent Scholarship in African-African American Women's History Western Association of Women s Historians Annual Meeting Sacramento, California May 15, 2015 Race(ing) West: African Americans and the Promise of Freedom in California Cross- Generational Dialogues in Black Women s History East Lansing, Michigan March 19, 2015 Booker T. Washington, W.E.B. Du Bois, and African American Migration to Los Angeles at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century Loyola Marymount University Black History Month Teach-In Los Angeles, CA February 24, 2014 California Dreaming: Emancipation and Freedom in the Golden State Loyola Marymount University Junior Faculty Seminar Los Angeles, CA November 11, 2013 California Dreaming: Emancipation and Freedom in the Golden State Association for the Study of African American Life and History Annual Meeting Jacksonville, FL October 4, 2013 Westward to Freedom?: African American in Los Angeles During the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century Organization of American Historians Annual Meeting San Francisco, CA April 13, 2013 African American Women, Labor and Community Building in the West: The Case of Los Angeles at the Turn of the Twentieth Century Social Science History Association Annual Meeting Vancouver, British Columbia November 2, 2012 One Never Forgets Los Angeles : Black Angelenos and Leadership at the Beginning of the 20th Century Ralph J. Bunche Center for African American Studies at UCLA Circle of Thought Brown Bag Lecture Lunch Series Los Angeles, CA February 9, 2012 West of Kansas: African American Women s Embrace of Freedom Through Service The Association for the Study of African American Life and History Annual Meeting, Richmond, VA October 7 9, 2011 Campbell, c.v. 4

5 Black and Mexican American Women s Work in the American West: Los Angeles as Case History Legacies of Family, Labor, and Reform: Women in the Atlantic World, Huntington Library San Marino, CA March 18 19, 2011 Angeles of the City: African American Women and Social Mobility in Los Angeles, The Association for the Study of African American Life and History Annual Meeting, Durham, NC October 1, 2010 California s Afro-Latino s Heritage and Impact on Race Relations in the American West Riverside, California s 10 th Annual Juneteenth Celebration and Symposium Public Lecture Riverside, CA June 19, 2010 Arrival and Revival in the American West: African Americans in Los Angeles, The University of California, Riverside, Department of History Public History Lecture Riverside, CA April 15, 2010 Angel Us: African American Women, Race, and Class in Los Angeles at the Turn of the Twentieth Century Presented at the University of California, Merced Department of History Merced, CA January 27, 2010 Migration and African American Women in Los Angeles at the Turn of the Twentieth Century Presenting at the University of California, Irvine Department of Women s Studies Roundtable Discussion on Movement - Irvine, CA November 4, 2009 A Revival for All Races: Considering the African American Contribution to the Pentecostal Movement in America Presented at the Association for Study of African American Life and History Annual Meeting, Cincinnati, OH October 1, 2009 Du Bois and Seymour: Class Differences in the Making of Los Angeles s Black Community Presented at the President s Postdoctoral Fellowship Program Academic Spring Retreat, Lake Arrowhead, CA April 18, 2009 After Nine: The Effects of Desegregation on the African American Community Presented at the American Association for State and Local History Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA September 6, 2007 Celia, Harriet, Sukie, and All Dem Gals: Slave Women and Resistance Moderator Slave Women s Lives: Twenty Years of Ar n t I A Woman? and More, The Huntington Museum, San Marcos, CA May 21, 2005 Race and Revival in Los Angeles at the Turn of the Twentieth Century Presented at Vassar College History Department, Poughkeepsie, NY February 4, 2005 Campbell, c.v. 5

6 Race and Class Formation in Los Angeles, Presented at Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA February 18, 2005 Du Bois and Black Angelenos: Race in Los Angeles Before World War I Presented at the UCLA Institute of American Cultures Annual Opening Reception, Los Angeles, CA October 26, 2005 The Pico Family: Racial Classification and Formation in Early Los Angeles History Presented at the National Council for Black Studies 29 th Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA March 24, 2005 Racial Classifications in Early Los Angeles Presented at the Third Annual UCLA Ralph J. Bunche Center for African American Studies Graduate Student Conference, Los Angeles, CA February 24, 2005 African American Spirituality in Los Angeles ( ) Presented at the Second Annual UCLA Ralph J. Bunche Center for African American Studies Graduate Student Conference, Los Angeles, CA February 26, 2004 They were all filled with the Holy Ghost! Women and Leadership at the Azusa Street Revival ( ) Presented at the Third Annual UCLA Interdisciplinary Conference on Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration, Los Angeles, CA May 27, 2003 ACADEMIC AWARDS: Loyola Marymount University BCLA Research Grant Huntington Library Mellon Summer Fellowship Summer 2014 University of California Office of the President Postdoctoral Fellowship Program UCLA Ralph J. Bunche Center for African American Studies Institute of American Cultures Pre-Doctoral Fellowship UCLA Graduate Division Dissertation Year Fellowship (declined) UCLA History Department Pre-Dissertation Year Futtleman Fellowship Autry Institute for the Study of the American West UCLA Summer Fellowship Summer 2003) Campbell, c.v. 6

7 UCLA Summer Research Mentorship Program Summer 2000 UCLA Charles F. Scott Fellowship UCLA Graduate Opportunity Fellowship Program TEACHING: Awards: LMU 2016 Kente Graduation Faculty Recognition Award for Outstanding Teaching and Mentoring Chosen by the students LMU 2015 Kente Graduation Faculty Recognition Award for Outstanding Teaching and Mentoring Chosen by the students LMU 2014 Kente Graduation Faculty Recognition Award for Outstanding Teaching and Mentoring Chosen by the students Courses UCLA Department of History, UCLA Interdepartmental Program in Afro- American Studies, Loyola Marymount University, Kennesaw State University, and Santa Monica College: African American Studies African American History Lower Division African American Studies Race, Gender, and the Law Upper Division African American Studies History of African Americans in the West Graduate History Black Nationalism Upper Division and Graduate Cross-listed with African American Studies History 19 th Century African American History Upper Division Cross-listed with African American Studies African American Studies Race and Ethnic Relations Upper Division African American Studies African American Religious Traditions Upper Division American Culture Studies History of Ethnic America Lower Division US History The African American Urban Experience Upper Division Cross-listed with African American Studies Campbell, c.v. 7

8 US History Blacks in the American West Lower Division Seminar African American Studies Black Los Angeles Upper Division and Graduate African American Studies Introduction to African American Studies Lower Division African American Studies Black Cultural Arts Lower Division African American Studies Hip-Hop Culture Upper Division Cross-listed with Women s Studies African American Studies Race, Class, and Gender in the American West Upper Division and Graduate US History Introduction to Historical Practice Ethnic Los Angeles Lower Division Seminar African American History Upper Division African American History 1865 Present Upper Division African American History Black Women in the 19 th Century Upper Division Directed Study African American History The African American Experience Lower Division US History Introduction to Historical Practice From Jim Crow to Black Power: Sociopolitical Protest and the Struggle for Civil Rights Lower Division Seminar Writing Intensive US History Introduction to Historical Practice The African American Church and Social Activism Lower Division Seminar Writing Intensive African American Studies Blacks in the American West Upper Division and Graduate Seminar US History America since 1890 Lower Division US History The United States since 1865 Lower Division Teaching Assistant: Campbell, c.v. 8

9 UCLA Department of History: African History History of Africa to 1800 Lower Division African History History of Africa 1800 to the Present Lower Division Writing Intensive Latin American History Colonial Latin America Lower Division Latin American History Social History of Latin America Lower Division World Civilization Introduction to Western Civilization (ca. A.D. 843 ca. 1715) Lower Division UCLA Interdepartmental Program in Afro-American Studies: African American Studies African American Theater History Upper Division SERVICE: Loyola Marymount University: Formal Service: Loyola Marymount University: Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts College Council Department Representative Spring 2016 Present Loyola Marymount University: Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts Faculty Development Committee Academic Year 2015 Present Loyola Marymount University: Department of African American Studies Academic Planning and Review Committee Academic Year Loyola Marymount University: Foundations Core Area Curriculum Committee 2014 Present Loyola Marymount University: Department of African American Studies Student Advising and Events Committee 2014 Present Loyola Marymount University: Department of Women s Studies Faculty Review Committee 2014 Present Loyola Marymount University: Department of African American Studies Tenure Committee Fall 2014 Campbell, c.v. 9

10 Informal Service: Loyola Marymount University: Office of Admissions Black Scholars Day Fall Loyola Marymount University: Black Student Services Real Talk: How to Settle on a Research Topic September 29, 2015 Association for Black Women in Higher Education, Los Angeles Chapter: Clearing the Clutter and Preparing to Write Keynote Address LMU February 28, 2015 Loyola Marymount University: Black Student Overnight Introduction to African American Studies and Interdisciplinary Learning April 9, 2015 Loyola Marymount University: Academic Community of Excellence The Importance of Faculty Mentorship October 24, 2014 Loyola Marymount University: Department of African American Studies Applying to Graduate or Professional School Workshop October 23, 2014 Loyola Marymount University: Department of African American Studies Welcome Lunch for Majors, Minors, and Perspective Students September 9, 2014 Loyola Marymount University: Common Book Selection Committee Fall 2014 Loyola Marymount University: Undergraduate Research Program Mentor Loyola Marymount University: Summer Undergraduate Research Program Mentor Loyola Marymount University: Open House Fall Loyola Marymount University: Mbongi Freshman Welcome Fall Loyola Marymount University: Black Family Dinner Fall Loyola Marymount University: Ánimo Watts College Preparatory Academy Visit Fall 2013 Loyola Marymount University: Office of Black Student Services: Affiliated Faculty 2011 Present Campbell, c.v. 10

11 Loyola Marymount University: First to Go! Program: Faculty Mentor 2011 Present Routledge Books: Referee Book Proposal African Americans in the West September 2013 Kennesaw State University: Kennesaw State University: International Students Association: Advisor Kennesaw State University: Model African Union: Advisor Kennesaw State University: African & African Diaspora Studies: Advisor Kennesaw State University: History & Philosophy: Department Curriculum Committee Kennesaw State University: History & Philosophy: Faculty Performance Standards Committee Kennesaw State University: History & Philosophy: Phi Alpha Theta, Advisor Kennesaw State University: College of Humanities & Social Sciences: Faculty Awards Committee, Chair 2007 Kennesaw State University: Georgia Writer s Association: Non-fiction Book Award Committee, Chair 2007 Kennesaw State University: History & Philosophy Department: Faculty Awards Committee, Chair 2007 Kennesaw State University: African & African Diaspora Studies: Curriculum Development 2007 University of California, Los Angeles: UCLA: Black Los Angeles Project Religious Life Working Group: Co-Leader UCLA College: Student Affairs Officer UCLA Interdepartmental Program in Afro-American Studies: Graduation Coordinator 2006 Campbell, c.v. 11

12 California African American Museum: High School Outreach Program Special Screening and Panel Discussion Dark Girls Los Angeles, CA May 2012 Carter G. Woodson American Education Series Teaching Eyes on the Prize, Los Angeles, CA February 2012 American Institute for History Education: Teaching American History Colloquia Presenter US History from 1900 WWI Fresno, CA November 2009 Teaching American History Colloquia Presenter US History from the American Revolution to the Age of Jackson Kern County, CA June 2009 PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS: American Historical Association Organization of American Historians Association for the Study of African American Life and History Association of Black Women Historians National Council for Black Studies Social Science History Association Western Association of Women s Historians Association of Black Women in Higher Education Campbell, c.v. 12

LEROY DAVIS JR. Joint Appointment in Departments of African American Studies And History Emory University Atlanta, GA

1 LEROY DAVIS JR. Joint Appointment in Departments of African American Studies And History Emory University Atlanta, GA 30322 404-727-4681 Education: 1991 Ph.D., Kent State University, Kent, OH 1978 M.A.