Callie Batts Maddox, PhD

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1 Callie Batts Maddox, PhD Assistant Professor Department of Kinesiology & Health Miami University 216 Phillips Hall, 420 South Oak Street Oxford, OH Phone: (513) EDUCATION 2012 PhD, Kinesiology Physical Cultural Studies University of Maryland Dissertation: Postcolonial Play: Encounters with Sport and Physical Culture in Contemporary India 2005 MA, International Sport Policy Chelsea School, University of Brighton 2000 MA, Historic Preservation Planning Department of City and Regional Planning Cornell University 1998 BA, International Studies and History Whittier College PUBLICATIONS PEER-REVIEWED JOURNAL ARTICLES Maddox, C.B. & Cooley, R. (2017, under review). The Benares of the West : The evolution of yoga in Los Angeles. Submitted to Journal of Sport History. Maddox, C.B., DeLuca, J.R. & Bustad, J. (2017, under review). Negotiating the third shift: A taxonomy of embodied motherhood. Submitted to Sociology of Sport Journal.

2 King-White, R., DeLuca, J.R. & Maddox, C.B. (2016). Circumstantial intervention: Three perspectives. Review of Education, Pedagogy & Cultural Studies, 38(3), DeLuca, J.R. & Maddox, C.B. (2016). Tales from the ethnographic field: Navigating feelings of guilt and privilege in the research process. Field Methods, 28(3), Maddox, C.B. (2015). Studying at the source: Ashtanga yoga tourism and the search for authenticity in Mysore, India. Journal of Tourism and Cultural Change, 13(4), Andrews, D.L., Batts, C. & Silk, M.L. (2014). Sport, glocalization, and the new Indian middle class. International Journal of Cultural Studies, 17(3), Batts, C. & Andrews, D.L. (2011). Tactical athletes : The US Paralympic Military Program and the mobilization of the disabled soldier/athlete. Sport in Society, 14(5), Batts, C. (2010). In good conscience : Andy Flower, Henry Olonga, and the death of democracy in Zimbabwe. Sport in Society, 13(1), Batts, C. (2006). The memory dimension. Elysian Fields Quarterly: The Baseball Review, 23(3), BOOK CHAPTERS DeLuca, J.R. & Maddox, C.B. (2018). Fixing the front porch?: Maryland s move to the Big Ten. In R. King-White (Ed.), Sport in the neoliberal university: Profit, politics, and pedagogy. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press. Rick, O., Maddox, C.B. & Andrews, D.L. (2015). Glocal sport: Impact on corporations and institutions. In T. Byers (Ed.), Contemporary issues in sport management: An introduction (pp ). London: Sage. McBean, J.A., Friedman, M. & Batts, C. (2014). Usain Bolt, celebration at ninety: A spatial analysis of the Beijing 2008 men s 100-meter final. In J. Nauright, A.G. Cobley & D.K. Wiggins (Eds.), Beyond C.L.R. James: Shifting boundaries of race and ethnicity in sport (pp ). Fayetteville, AR: The University of Arkansas Press. Batts, C. (2011). In good conscience : Andy Flower, Henry Olonga, and the death of democracy in Zimbabwe. In R. Field & B. Kidd (Eds.), Forty years of sport and social change, (pp ). London: Routledge. Maddox 2

3 Schultz, J., Batts, C., et al. (2008). American sports, 1990 to the present. In M. Nelson (Ed.), American history through sport (pp ). Westport, CT: Greenwood Press. THESES Maddox, C.B. (2012). Postcolonial Play: Encounters with Sport and Physical Culture in Contemporary India. Doctoral dissertation, University of Maryland, College Park, MD Committee chair: David L. Andrews Batts, C. (2005). Challenging the Discourse of Sport: Narratives of Protest and Empowerment. Master s thesis, University of Brighton, UK Committee chair: Ian McDonald Batts, C. (2000). City Jewel Boxes: The History and Preservation of Two Chicago Ballparks, Wrigley Field and Comiskey Park. Master s thesis, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY OTHER PUBLICATIONS Batts, C. (2006). Beyond the physical: Individual political expressions in the Olympic Games. In K. Georgiadis (Ed.), 14 th Postgraduate Seminar in Olympic Studies at the International Olympic Academy. Olympia, Greece: IOA. Batts, C. (2006, September 5). Creating personal visions of the Olympic movement. The New Mexican, p. D4. Batts, C. (2006, July 7). Living in the Olympic spirit. The New Mexican, p. D1. REFERRED CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS Maddox, C.B. & Cooley, R. (2017). The Benares of the West : The evolution of yoga in Los Angeles. North American Society for Sport History Annual Convention, Fullerton, California, May Maddox, C.B. & Hodler, M. (2017). Remembering the Miami mascot: Whiteness and Redsk*ns twenty years later. Sports on Campus Working Group, National Council on Public History, Indianapolis, Indiana, April Maddox 3

4 Maddox, C.B. (2016). Silencing difference: Bollywood, Mary Kom, and racism in India. North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Annual Conference, Tampa, Florida, November 2 5. Maddox, C.B. (2014). Looking good, fearing fat: Middle class women, fitness, and the body in contemporary India. North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Annual Conference, Portland, Oregon, November 5 8. King-White, R., DeLuca, J.R. & Maddox, C.B. (2013). What counts as critical intervention from three perspectives. North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Annual Conference, Quebec City, Quebec, November 6 9. DeLuca, J.R. & Maddox, C.B. (2013). On guilt and privilege: Reflexivity in the ethnographic process. Ethnographic & Qualitative Research Conference, Cedarville University, Cedarville, Ohio, June 7 8. Maddox, C.B. (2011). Downward dogs or chakra panties?: The biomoral and commercial imperatives of the American yogic body. International Conference on Sport & Society, Kolkata, India, February 28 March 2. (paper accepted) Batts, C. & Andrews, D.L. (2010). The next great international sporting hub?: The 2010 Commonwealth Games and the globalization of Delhi. North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Annual Conference, San Diego, California, November 3 6. Batts, C. (2010). The commercialization of the American yogic body. Physical Cultural Studies Graduate Student Conference, University of Maryland, April 16. Batts, C. (2009). Bodies of war: American militarism and the disabled soldier/athlete. North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Annual Conference, Ottawa, Ontario, November 4 7. Batts, C. (2009). Sporting bodies of war: Sport as rehabilitation for the disabled soldier. Department of Kinesiology Research Interaction Day, University of Maryland, September 17. Batts, C. & Andrews, D.L. (2009). Serving the nation twice: The US Paralympic Military Program and the mobilization of the disabled soldier/athlete. Eastern Sociology Society Annual Conference, Baltimore, Maryland, March Maddox 4

5 Batts, C. (2008). In good conscience : Andy Flower, Henry Olonga, and the death of democracy in Zimbabwe. To Remember is to Resist: 40 Years of Sport and Social Change , University of Toronto, May Batts, C. & Andrews, D.L. (2008). Tactical athletes : The US Paralympic Military Program and the strategic mobilization of the disabled body. North American Society for the Sociology of Sport Annual Conference, Denver, Colorado, November 5 9. INVITED LECTURES AND PRESENTATIONS Maddox, C.B. (2017). Women s collegiate baseball: Then and now. Invited panel presentation, Equal to the Game: Women in Baseball Research Symposium, The Institute for Baseball Studies, Whittier College, Whittier, California, March Maddox, C.B. & DeLuca, J.R. (2014). Blurred lines: Exploitation and intimacy in embodied ethnography. Keynote Lecture, Physical Cultural Studies Graduate Student Conference, University of Maryland, April 25. SPONSORED RESEARCH AND SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES External Funding Co-PI: Improving College Athletes Mental Health and Academic Inclusion through a Value-Affirmation Intervention (2016). National Collegiate Athletic Association. $25,000 (unfunded, top 25% of all proposals received). Internal Funding Co-PI: Understanding and Improving College Athletes Mental Health and Feelings of Academic Inclusion (2017). Miami University College of Education, Health and Society Interdisciplinary Research Grant. $6,894 (funded). PI: Mentoring Grant (2017). Miami University College of Education, Health and Society. $473 (funded). PI: Getting in the Game: Women s Baseball as a Site for Social Justice, Inclusion, and the Revival of Historical Memory (2017). Miami University Grants to Support Research in Social Justice, Human Rights, Diversity and Inclusion. $3,275 (unfunded). Maddox 5

6 TEACHING EXPERIENCE 2016 present Miami University, Department of Kinesiology & Health Assistant Professor, Cultural Study of Sport, Sport Leadership & Management Sport, Power, and Inequality: KNH 378 Cultural Studies of Sport: KNH University of Maryland, Department of Kinesiology Instructor of Record Sport in Contemporary American Society: KNES 287 Teaching Assistant The History of Sport in America: KNES 293 Sport in Contemporary American Society: KNES 287 Sport and Globalization: KNES 485 Physical Activity Instructor Yoga for Fitness: KNES 161F Beginning Yoga: KNES 161T Cornell University, Department of City and Regional Planning Teaching Assistant Fieldwork in Urban Archaeology: CRP 2610 Laboratory in Landscape Archaeology: LA 2620 Pre-Industrial Cities and Towns in North America: CRP 3600 RELATED PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE University Select, LLC, St. Augustine, Florida Director and Curriculum Development Coordinator 2014 present Play Global, Hamburg, Germany Member, Board of Directors Jindal Global University, Sonipat, Haryana, India Department of Physical Education Yoga Instructor Maddox 6

7 New Delhi Little League, Delhi, India Head Baseball Coach BaseballSoftballUK, London, England Regional Development Manager and Equity Officer 2005 United States Olympic Committee, Colorado Springs, Colorado Program Assistant, International Affairs and US Paralympics 2004 National Ability Center, Park City, Utah Sport and Recreation Program Leader 2003 Right to Play, Arua, Uganda Community Sports Development Manager INSTITUTIONAL SERVICE & DEVELOPMENT 2017 present Member, College of Education, Health and Society Committee for the Advancement of Teaching 2017 present Member, Department of Kinesiology and Health Undergraduate Committee 2017 present Member, Miami University Academic Support & Advising Association 2017 present Faculty Advisor, Miami University Women s Baseball Club 2017 present Faculty Advisor, Miami University Spikeball Club Member, Alan G. Ingham Memorial Lecture Committee (ad hoc) Member, Miami University New Faculty Research Community PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 2017 present Member, Women in Baseball Scholarship Selection Committee, Society for American Baseball Research 2015 present Reviewer, Sociological Inquiry 2014 present Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality, Leisure, Sport & Tourism Education 2011 present Reviewer, Qualitative Research in Sport, Exercise and Health 2009 present Reviewer, Sociology of Sport Journal Graduate Student Representative, North American Society for the Sociology of Sport (NASSS) Board of Directors Maddox 7

8 Graduate Student Mentor, Department of Kinesiology, University of Maryland Co-Chair and Organizer, Physical Cultural Studies Student Conference, Department of Kinesiology, University of Maryland Member, Graduate Student Advisory Committee, Department of Kinesiology, University of Maryland Member, Board of Directors, Whittier College Alumni Association HONORS, AWARDS, AND NOMINATIONS 2013 Nominee, Distinguished Dissertation Award, Office of the Graduate School, University of Maryland 2011 David H. Clarke Fellowship Grant, University of Maryland 2010 James H. Humphrey Graduate Student Published Research Award, Department of Kinesiology, University of Maryland 2010 Distinguished Teaching Assistant Award, Center for Teaching Excellence, University of Maryland 2009 Graduate Research Initiative Project (GRIP) Grant Funding Award, Department of Kinesiology, University of Maryland 2007 David H. Clarke Fellowship Grant, University of Maryland 2006 International Olympic Academy Fellowship, Olympia, Greece 2006 Olympic Academy of Canada Fellowship, Montreal, Canada 2005 Delegate, 2 nd Magglingen Conference on Sport for Development and Peace, Magglingen, Switzerland 2005 Awarded Distinction in the MA Program, University of Brighton 1999 Rhodes Scholarship Finalist, State of New Mexico 1998 Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year, Whittier College 1998 Outstanding Graduate in International Studies, Whittier College MEMBERSHIPS & AFFILIATIONS North American Society for the Sociology of Sport (NASSS) North American Society for Sports History (NASSH) Society for American Baseball Research (SABR) International Olympic Academy Participants Association (IOAPA) Maddox 8