STEPHANIE B. ANDERSON EDUCATIONAssistant Professor 1996-2000 Bentley College (now, Bentley University), Department of Government, Waltham, MA. Visiting Fulbright Professor 1999-2000

STEPHANIE B. ANDERSON

School of Politics, Public Affairs, & International Studies

Dept. 3197

University of Wyoming

Laramie, WY 82071

Work: (307) 766-3121

EDUCATION

Ph.D. 1996 University of Cambridge, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Cambridge, UK.

Title of Ph.D. Thesis: The Making of Maastricht: The Formation of a Common

European Security Policy.

Post-Graduate

Certificate of

European Studies

with distinction 1993

Free University of Brussels, Institute of European Studies, Brussels, Belgium.

Intensive one-year post-graduate program in the politics, economics, and legal

ramifications of European integration. Instruction was in French.

M.Sc. 1990 The London School of Economics and Political Science, London, UK, in

International Relations.

B.S.F.S. cum laude

1989 Georgetown University, School of Foreign Service, Washington, DC.

Certificate of

Political Studies 1988

University of Strasbourg III, Institute of Political Studies, Strasbourg, France.

Special one-year program in international politics.

ACADEMIC POSITIONS

Head of School 2017 to

present

School of Politics, Public Affairs, & International Studies, University of

Wyoming, Department of Political Science, Laramie, WY.

Professor 2017 to present University of Wyoming, Department of Political Science, Laramie, WY.

Associate Professor

2009 to 2017

University of Wyoming, Department of Political Science, Laramie, WY.

Visiting Research Fellow

2016

Institute for European Global Studies, University of Basel, Basel, Switzerland.

Visiting Agus Hermani

Fellow 2012

Diponegoro University (UNDIP), Semarang, Indonesia.

Visiting Research Fellow

2012

EU Centre in Singapore – National University of Singapore (NUS) and Nanyang

Technological University (NTU), Singapore.

Senior Visiting

Researcher 2011-12

Free University of Berlin, Research College: “The Transformative Power of Europe,”

Berlin, Germany

Assistant Professor

2005-2009

University of Wyoming, Department of Political Science, Laramie, WY.

Visiting Research Fellow

2005

Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik (German Institute for International Politics and

Security), Berlin, Germany.

Visiting Assistant

Professor 2004-2005

University of Wyoming, Department of Political Science, Laramie, WY.

Assistant Professor

2000-2005

Dickinson College, Departments of Political Science and International Studies,

Carlisle, PA.

Assistant Professor

1996-2000

Bentley College (now, Bentley University), Department of Government, Waltham,

MA.

Visiting Fulbright

Professor

1999-2000

Sogang University, Graduate School of International Studies, Seoul, Republic of

Korea.

Adjunct Assistant

Professor

1995-1996

University of Wyoming, Department of Political Science, Laramie, WY

Instructor

1994-1995

University of Wyoming, Department of Political Science, Laramie,

PUBLICATIONS IN PROGRESS

In Preparation:

Anderson, Stephanie B., Kaitlin Harper-Loendorf, and Tiffany Kautsch. “Men Marketing to Women: How

the European Union Tries and Fails to Gain Women's Support for Integration." International Feminist

Journal of Politics.

Anderson, Stephanie B., and David A. Messenger. “(Re)Constructing Transatlantic Security Policy: The

Bermuda Conference of 1953 and Efforts to Revive the European Defense Community.” International

History Review. Revise and resubmit.

Anderson, Stephanie B.. “To Assert its Identity on the International Scene”: Visibility, Information

Campaigns and the European Union’s Common Security and Defense Policy. Book manuscript

Anderson, Stephanie B.. “International Crisis Management Missions: Local Support v Public Support –

The case of the Aceh Monitoring Mission” Refereed article for International Peacekeeping.

UNDER REVIEW

Co-authored with Andrew Garner and Thomas Seitz. "Walking the Walk or Talking the Talk?: Does US

Foreign Policy or US Republican Party Rhetoric Spur Anti-Americanism and European Union Security

Integration?" Foreign Policy Analysis

Co-authored with Kaija Schilde and Andrew Garner. “A More Martial Europe? European Public Opinion

and the Use of CSDP Force.” Refereed article for European Security

PUBLISHED WORKS

Books:

Godby, Robert and Stephanie B. Anderson. Greek Tragedy, European Odyssey: The Politics and Economics

of the Eurozone Crisis. Opladen: Budrich Academic, 2016.

Anderson, Stephanie B.. Crafting the EU’s Security Policy: In Pursuit of a European Identity. Boulder, CO:

Lynne Rienner Publishers, 2008.

Refereed Monographs:

Anderson, Stephanie B.. “Government Formation In Parliamentary Democracies: A Simulation.” Case

291. Pew Case Studies in International Affairs. Washington, DC: Institute for the Study of

Diplomacy, 2007.

Anderson, Stephanie B.. “Understanding Policy Making in the European Union – The 1991 Negotiations

of the Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) Components of the Maastricht Treaty: A

Simulation.” Pew Case Studies in International Affairs. Washington, DC: Institute for the Study of

Diplomacy, 2003 (34 pages).

Refereed Journal Articles:

Anderson, Stephanie B., and Thomas R. Seitz. “European Security Policy Demystified: Nation-Building

and Identity in the EU” Armed Forces and Society 33 (October 2006): 24-42. This article was

republished in European Security: Critical Concepts (Routledge, 2016), edited by Michael Smith.

Anderson, Stephanie B.. “The Changing Nature of Diplomacy: The European Union, the CFSP and

Korea” European Foreign Affairs Review 6 (2001): 465-482.

Anderson, Stephanie B.. “The Amsterdam CFSP Components: A Lowest Common Denominator

Agreement?” Current Politics and Economics of Europe 10:1 (2000): 105-127.

Anderson, Stephanie B.. “EU, NATO, and CSCE responses to the Yugoslav crisis: Testing Europe’s New

Security Architecture.” European Security 4 (Summer 1995): 328-353.

Non-Refereed Journal Articles:

Anderson, Stephanie B.. “United Colors of Europe? Immigration, Naturalization, and EU Identity.”

EUSA Review 23:3 (Summer 2010). Invited article.

Anderson, Stephanie B. and Thomas R. Seitz. “’Your Choice is Peace’: Testing the EU Model in the New

Global Insecurity Environment.” EUSA Review 22:3 (Summer 2009). Invited article.

Anderson, Stephanie B.. “Selling the ESDP” CFSP Forum 6:4 (Summer 2008): 5-9. Invited article.

Anderson, Stephanie B.. “ECOWAS and the EU: From Economic Community to Security Actor.” Sogang

Series on International Affairs, volume I (Summer 1999): 91-106.

Refereed Chapters in Books:

Anderson, Stephanie B.. “Gender mainstreaming and CSDP Crisis Management Missions: Too Much

Talk, Not Enough Action.” Women Leadership in Foreign Policy – A Transatlantic Transition. Ed.

Federiga Bindi. Washington, DC: Brookings, 2018.

Anderson, Stephanie B.. “The EU Defence Debate: Does the EU need one? Can the EU be a military

power?” in Sage Handbook on European Foreign Policy, edited by Knud Erik Jørgensen, et al.,

London, SAGE, 2015.

Anderson, Stephanie B.. “From ‘Soft’ Power to ‘Hard’ Power: The Gendered Militarization of the

European Union.” In Gender, War, and Militarism edited by Laura Sjoberg. Praeger Security

International, 2010.

Anderson, Stephanie B.. "Problems and Possibilities: The Development of the CFSP from 1990-1996."

In The State of the European Union, Vol. IV edited by Pierre-Henri Laurent and Marc Marsceau.

Boulder, CO: Lynne Reinner Publishers, 1998.

Non-Refereed Chapters in Books:

Anderson, Stephanie B.. “The Making of Maastricht: the Formation of a Common European Security

Policy.” In Reorganizing Eastern Europe: European Institutions and the Refashioning of Europe's

Security Architecture edited by Dr. Andrew J. Williams. Brookfield, VT: Dartmouth Publishing Co.,

1994.

Non-Refereed Proceedings/Transactions:

Anderson, Stephanie B., and Aimee Eremita. “On the Frontlines: NGO’s and the Formation of an EU

Immigration policy.” The Future of Immigration: Issues for the EU and the US -- a June 2003

conference sponsored by The Clarke at Dickinson College exploring similarities and differences

between the U.S. and West European immigration practices. Carlisle: Clarke Center, 2003.

Other (e.g. lab texts, book reviews, technical reports, in-house reports):

Anderson, Stephanie B.. “Mission Impossible: Why Crisis Management Missions Do Not Increase the

Visibility of the European Union.” KFG Working Paper, (2013).

Anderson, Stephanie B.. “Why EU promotion is at odds with successful crisis management: Public

relations, news coverage, and the Aceh Monitoring Mission.” EUC Working Paper # 10 (2012), EU

Center Singapore.

Anderson, Stephanie B.. “Interest Section Sponsors Symposium on Transatlantic Relations with EU

Ambassador John Bruton.” EUSA Review 21: 3 (summer 2008): 18-20.

Anderson, Stephanie B.. Book Review of Toward a European Army by Trevor Salmon and AJK

Shepherd in International Studies Review 6 (2004): 505-507.

Anderson, Stephanie B.. Book Review of Explaining Euro-Paralysis and European Union-United States

Security Relations in ECSA Review 11 (summer 1999).

Anderson, Stephanie B.. Book Review of Constitutional Brinkmanship in Millennium: Journal of

International Studies 19 (spring 1990): 117-119.

CONTRACTS & GRANTS

Funded Projects as PI

2017 Germany Makes Choices “Campus Weeks” grant, German Information Center USA, Embassy of the Federal

Republic of Germany. Awarded $7,000 to organize nine separate events at the University of Wyoming and

to discuss the German federal elections and issues.

2016 Visiting Research Fellowship: Institute for European Global Studies at the University of Basel, Switzerland.

Awarded grant to research “When Narratives Collide: The role of news coverage and social media in EU

crisis management missions and the EU’s identity at home and abroad.” Three-month fellowship covers

airfare, housing and $12,000.

2015 International Travel Grant, University of Wyoming. Awarded grant to research “When Narratives Collide:

The role of news coverage and social media in EU crisis management missions and the EU’s identity at home

and abroad.” $1,500.

2015 25 Years of German Unity “Campus Weeks” grant, German Information Center USA, Embassy of the

Federal Republic of Germany. Awarded $7,000 to organize nine separate events at the University of

Wyoming and to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Germany unification.

2015 Colorado European Union Center of Excellence (CEUCE) Workshop Series Grant, $3,000. Co-PI along with

Jean Garrison under the auspices of the Center for Global Studies to bring in speakers from the European

Union to UW.

2014 Colorado European Union Center of Excellence (CEUCE) Workshop Series Grant, $13,000. Co-PI along

with Jean Garrison under the auspices of the Center for Global Studies. “Building Capacity for Our

Sustainable Energy and Environmental Future: US-EU-China Collaboration and Problem Solving

Opportunities”

2014 25 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall “Campus Weeks” grant, German Information Center USA, Embassy of the

Federal Republic of Germany. Awarded $5,000 to organize five separate events at the University of

Wyoming and partner institutions to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall.

2014 University of Wyoming-Shanghai University Exchange Scholar. Awarded airfare and living expenses to be

visiting scholar-in-residence in May and June 2014.

2012 Visiting Agus Hermani Fellow, Diponegoro University (UNDIP), Semarang, Indonesia. Awarded living

expenses to be visiting scholar-in-residence in May and June 2012.

2012 Research Fellowship: EU Centre – National University of Singapore (NUS) and Nanyang Technological

University (NTU). Awarded grant to research “Where do European Values come from?: CSDP Missions and

the Public Sphere.” Award is 10,000 Singapore dollars to cover living expenses in Singapore for six-week

period.

2012 Susan McKay International Research Fund: “Leadership and Lip Service: Why gender mainstreaming is so

difficult to implement in the EU’s Common Security and Defense Policy Missions.” Award is $1,000.

2012 KFG Research Fund, “The Transformative Power of Europe” at the Free University of Berlin funded by the

German Research Foundation (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft). Awarded 500 euros for research project

“CSDP Missions and the Public Sphere” to travel to Pristina, Kosovo to interview officials at the EU mission

EULEX- Kosovo.

2011-

2012

Research Fellowship: “The Transformative Power of Europe” at the Free University of Berlin funded by the

German Research Foundation (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft). Awarded grant to research “Where do

European Values come from?: CSDP Missions and the Public Sphere.” Award is 2350 euros a month to

cover living expenses in Berlin for eight-month period.

2011 International Travel Grant, University of Wyoming. Awarded grant to research “Where do European Values

come from?: CSDP Missions and the Public Sphere.” $2,000.

2010 Flittie Sabbatical Augmentation Grant, University of Wyoming. Awarded grant to research “Where do

European Values come from?: CSDP Missions and the Public Sphere.” Award is 20 percent of salary.

2010 Faculty Research Grant, Colorado European Union Center of Excellence (CEUCE), University of Colorado –

Boulder, 2010. Awarded grant to research “Where do European Values come from?: CSDP Missions and

the Public Sphere,” $2,000.

2009 Colorado European Union Center of Excellence (CEUCE): Awarded grant jointly with Thomas R. Seitz

(INST) to organize the conference “Transatlantic Strategies for Cooperation in the New Global Insecurity

Environment”. Grant covered transportation and lodging costs to bring eminent researchers and government

officials to the University of Wyoming in August 2009. Amount: 16,500 euros, approximately $23,000.

2006 International Course Development Grant, University of Wyoming. Awarded grant to develop course on the

European Union. Award covers preparatory travel to Brussels and summer stipend, approximately $4,500.

2005 The ESDP Demystified: Nation-Building, Identity and the Development of the Europe’s Security and

Defense Policy. Fulbright Senior Scholar Research Award, The German Institute for International Politics

and Security (Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik), Berlin, Germany. Award covers travel and stipend,

approximately $10,000.

2005 International Travel Grant, University of Wyoming. Awarded grant to research “The ESDP Demystified:

Nation-Building, Identity and the Development of the Europe’s Security and Defense Policy” $2,000.

2003 “Constructing a pan-European identity.” H. Chace Davis Fellowship, Dickinson College. Awarded grant

for course release to pursue research on European identity formation. $3,000 to cover the cost of the

course release.

2002-

2003

“The Role of Sports and Immigration Policy in Constructing an EU Identity.” Dana Research Award,

Dickinson College. Awarded grant to hire an assistant to help research sports policy and immigration policy

in the European Union. $1,456 to hire one assistant to work 8 hours per week for 26 weeks at $7.00 per hour.

2000 “The Importance of Strategic Studies to my Research and Teaching” Center for Strategic Education,

School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), Johns Hopkins University, 2000. Awarded grant to

participate in their workshop on teaching strategic studies. Amount not available. The grant covered the

cost of airfare, food, lodging and tuition.

1999 Summer Research Grant, Bentley College. Awarded grant to compare integration processes in the

European Union and the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN). $1,500.

1999 Fulbright Senior Scholar Award, Sogang University, Seoul, Republic of Korea, 1999. Awarded Senior

Scholar grant to teach European Politics and International Organization. Researched coordination of EU

embassies overseas in foreign policy towards Korea. Award covered salary, housing, airfare, and stipend:

approximately $20,000.

1998-

1999

“Creating Virtual Europe in the Classroom” Curriculum Development Grant, European Commission.

Awarded grant to develop Web sites, databases, and overseas trip to Brussels to augment European Politics

courses at Bentley College. $3,000

1998 Summer Research Grant, Bentley College. Awarded grant to research the negotiations of the Common

Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) components of the 1996 Intergovernmental Conference (IGC).

$1,500.

1992-

1995

Overseas Research Studentship (ORS) Award, University of Cambridge. A competitive scholarship given

by the British Government for overseas students. Approximately $17,000.

1992-

1993

Wiener-Ansbach Award Scholarship, Institute of European Studies/ Free University of Brussels, 1992-

1993. One of four given to students from Oxford and Cambridge for European studies. Approximately

$22,000.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS AND ACTIVITIES

Memberships in professional societies:

International Studies Association, American Political Science Association and European Union Studies

Association.

One of ten partners in “The Women@IR / We-BIND network wants to change this narrative and promote

women leadership in international relations-related jobs, be it in academia, international organizations,

government, diplomacy or business” led by Federiga Bindi, Senior Fellow, Center for Transatlantic

Relations, SAIS Johns Hopkins, Washington DC, Jean Monnet Chair & Director, EU Center of

Excellence, University of Rome Tor Vergata,

https://womenleadersinternationalrelat.squarespace.com/partners/

Member of Gold Mercury/BrandEU International Advisory Board whose mission it is to promote the

European Union http://www.goldmercury.org/media-room/2015/06/dr-stephanie-anderson-eu-security-and-

communications-researcher-joins-gold-mercury-international-advisory-board/

Office in professional societies:

Co-Chair of EU as

Global Actor

interest section

European Union Studies Association, University of Pittsburgh, 2007-2011. Elected to co-

chair interest section. Arranged panels at the International Studies Association and a

conference on Transatlantic relations at the University of Wyoming with EU Ambassador

John Bruton as keynote speaker.

Executive

Committee

Member

European Union Studies Association, University of Pittsburgh, 1999-2003. Chair of the

Curriculum Development Grant Committee, member of the Publications, Interest Section and

Conference Committees. Served as an alternate for the 2001-2003 term.

Grant review panels:

NEH Summer Stipend Grants. Outside review for political science grants. (2017)

Marshall Selection Committee. One of five members of the San Francisco regional committee

(encompassing eight western states), which chooses recipients of the United Kingdom’s Marshall

Scholarship (2010-2012)

European Science Foundation (ESF). Outside reviewer to assess the quality of million euro requests for the

2009 competition of the European Collaborative Research Projects scheme in the social sciences (ECRP

V).

Fulbright Selection Committee. While in Korea (1999), I sat on the Fulbright selection committee that

awarded grants to Korean nationals to study, research or teach in the United States.

Review/editorial boards:

Peer reviewer for Journal of Common Market Studies, International Security, Armed Forces and Society, Journal of

Political Marketing, Cooperation and Conflict, and International Political Science Review.

Manuscript Refereeing:

In 2008, I reviewed the fourth edition of The Globalization of World Politics by Oxford University Press.

In 2007, I reviewed a new edition of Representative Government in Modern Europe by McGraw-Hill. In

2004, I reviewed a manuscript for Longman Publishers on European integration.

HONORS AND AWARDS

College of Arts and

Sciences Student

Council “Thumbs-up”

Award

University of Wyoming, fall 2017. Given student-nominated award for outstanding

and positive contributions to the college.

“Bring your favorite

prof to dinner”

honoree

Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity, University of Wyoming, 2015.

Faculty Senate

Speaker

Faculty Senate, University of Wyoming, 2015. Based on an exemplary research

record, as well as teaching and service, this award carries an honorarium of $1,000

and requires two lectures on a topic of general interest to be delivered at UW and

UW-Casper.

“Bring your favorite

prof to dinner”

honoree

Tri-Delts, University of Wyoming, 2014.

“Top Prof” Award University of Wyoming, 2014. Members of the University of Wyoming Cap and

Gown Chapter of Mortar Board, the senior honor society, select professors who have

made a positive impact on their lives at UW.

“Top Prof” Award University of Wyoming, 2010. Members of the University of Wyoming Cap and

Gown Chapter of Mortar Board, the senior honor society, select professors who have

made a positive impact on their lives at UW.

“Bring your favorite

prof to dinner”

honoree

Chi Omega, University of Wyoming, 2009.

“Top Prof” Award University of Wyoming, 2008. Members of the University of Wyoming Cap and

Gown Chapter of Mortar Board, the senior honor society, select professors who have

made a positive impact on their lives at UW.

Excellence in

Teaching Non-Honors

University of Wyoming, spring 2008. Given student-nominated award for

excellence in teaching non-honors courses.

College of Arts and

Sciences Student

Council “Thumbs-up”

Award

University of Wyoming, spring 2008. Given student-nominated award for

outstanding and positive contributions to the college.

Extraordinary Merit

in Teaching Award

University of Wyoming, College of Arts and Sciences, 2007. Faculty nominated

award for exceptional teaching.

Next Generation

Fellow: The

American Assembly

Columbia University, 2007. Nominated as one of the best, young, international

relations scholars. Sent to Denver for regional conference in June 2007. See

www.nextgenerationproject.org.

College of Arts and

Sciences Student

Council “Thumbs-up”

Award

University of Wyoming, spring 2005. Given student-nominated award for

outstanding and positive contributions to the college.

Innovation in

Teaching Award

Bentley College, fall 1999. Awarded prize for innovative teaching techniques used

in course on European politics. Course included a custom-made simulation on the

Maastricht treaty and a field trip to Brussels.

Phi Beta Delta National Honor Society for International Scholars, member since 1999.

Women in

International Security

(WIIS)

University of Maryland, Summer Symposium 1995. One of 29 outstanding

graduate students chosen from around the world to participate in a symposium with

academics and practitioners in international security.

Pi Sigma Alpha Political Science National Honor Society, member since 1989.

PAPERS PRESENTED/SYMPOSIA/INVITED

LECTURES/PROFESSIONALMEETINGS/WORKSHOPS

“Of Heroic Narratives, Knights in Shining Armor, and Damsels in Distress: How the European Union Depicts

Itself in its Crisis Management Missions’ Information Campaigns.” GLOBUS: Gender and EU Foreign

Policy, Dublin, Ireland, 2018.

“The Future of NATO and Transatlantic Relations.” Invited talk to the Council of Foreign Relations, Casper,

WY 2018.

"Le rôle et l'image de l'Union européenne sur la scène international." Invited talk to the En Marche political

group at the European Parliament, Strasbourg, France, 2018.

“Of Heroic Narratives, Knights in Shining Armor, and Damsels in Distress: How the European Union Depicts

Itself in its Crisis Management Missions’ Information Campaigns.” 25th IPSA World Congress of Political

Science, Brisbane, Australia, 2018.

“Of Heroic Narratives, Knights in Shining Armor, and Damsels in Distress: How the European Union Depicts

Itself in its Crisis Management Missions’ Information Campaigns" Invited Talk at the Colorado European

Union Center of Excellence (CEUCE), University of Denver, 2018.

“For Love or Money?: Brexit and the Future of the European Union.” Invited talk to the Committee on Foreign

Relations, Casper, WY, 2017.

“Why is it so hard for a woman to become U.S. President?” Invited talk to the Democratic Women’s Forum,

Casper, WY, 2017.

“Gender Mainstreaming in CSDP.” Miami, FL: European Union Studies Association, 2017.

Co-authored with Lucus Hansen. “Selfish or Selfless: Perceptions of the European Union in Kosovo.”

Barcelona, Spain: European International Studies Association, 2017.

Co-authored with Lucus Hansen. “To Assert its Identity on the International Scene” or to “F*** EULEX”?:

How Anti-EU Narratives in Kosovo affect the EU’s External Legitimacy.” Miami, FL: European Union

Studies Association, 2017

“Strategic Communication and the EU’s Common Security and Defense Policy Missions.” Europainstitut,

University of Basel, Switzerland, 2016.

“The Common Security & Defense Policy as Heroic Narrative: The EU in the Balkans.” Sciences Po,

University of Strasbourg, France, 2016.

“Transatlantic Relations and the 2016 US Presidential Election.” Europainstitut, University of Basel,

Switzerland, 2016.

“EU Crisis Management Missions in the Balkans.” University of St Gallen, Switzerland. 2016.

With Rob Godby, “Greek Odyssey, European Tragedy: The Eurozone Crisis”, 2015 School of Energy

Resources Speaker Series, University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY 17 August 2015.

Co-authored with Kaija Schilde and Andrew Garner. “A More Martial Europe? European Public Opinion and

the Use of CSDP Force.” Boston, MA: European Union Studies Association, 2015.

“They love us; they love us not?: How America’s image abroad shapes transatlantic security relations.”

Faculty Senate Speaker, University of Wyoming, Laramie and Casper, WY, spring 2015.

Discussant: Panel: “The Dynamic Role of Histories in Shaping a Truly Post-Western Conception of IR.” New

Orleans, LA: International Studies Association, 2015.

Co-authored with Guillaume Morabito. “Why EU Promotion is at Odds with Successful Crisis Management

Missions: Public Relations, News Coverage, and the CSDP Monitoring Missions in Aceh and Georgia.”

New Orleans, LA: International Studies Association, 2015.

Co-authored with Andrea Gooder and Jason Owens. “Using Humor, Sex and Violence to Promote Community

and Civic Responsibility? Promotional/Motivational Videos by and for the European Union.” New

Orleans, LA: International Studies Association, 2015.

Co-authored with Kaija Schilde and Andrew Garner. “Permissive Consensus or Robust Support: Public

Opinion and EU Defense” Washington DC: American Political Science Association, 2014.

Co-authored with Jeremiah Sniffin. “Why Obama is bad for Europe: Integration, Identity and Security Policy

in the European Union.” Chicago, IL: Midwest Political Science Association (MPSA), 2014.

Co-authored with Jeremiah Sniffin. “‘Let’s Mythologize Europe’: A Literary Analysis of EU Political Communication.” Chicago, IL: Midwest Political Science Association (MPSA), 2014.

Co-authored with Tiffany Kautzsch. “Men Marketing to Women: How the European Union Tries and Fails to

Gain Women's Support for Integration." San Antonio, TX: Southwestern Social Science Association, 2014.

Co-authored with Jenya Avramenko. “Russia’s Construction of a New Buffer Zone: A Comparison of Russia’s

Information War in Georgia and Ukraine." San Antonio, TX: Southwestern Social Science Association,

2014

“The EU Defence Debate: Does the EU need one? Can the EU be a military power?” Warsaw, Poland: 8th

Pan-European Conference on International Relations, 2013.

"Why The EAS Will Not Increase The EU’s Visibility In External Affairs: How Coordination Hinders News

Coverage." Baltimore, MD: European Union Studies Association (EUSA), 2013.

Discussant: Panel: “EUSA: Causes and Consequences of Supranational Identity.” Baltimore, MD: European

Union Studies Association (EUSA), 2013.

“Gender Mainstreaming and CSDP Missions: Less Talk, More Action.” San Francisco: International Studies

Association, 2013.

“Can Facebook change the Face of Brussels: Social Media and Idea Diffusion.” San Francisco: International

Studies Association, 2013.

“Why Obama is bad for the CSDP: Identity and Security Policy in the EU” Invited paper, Transformative

Power of Europe 2.0: The Road Ahead, Free University of Berlin, 14 - 15 December 2012.

“The Presidential Elections and the Future of Transatlantic Relations” Panel Speaker, Plenary session: “Europe

in the World” at the ECPR Standing Group on European Politics Conference in Tampere, Finland, 14

September 2012.

"The American Foreign Policy Bureaucracy" to the Department of International Relations at University

Brawijaya in Malang, East Java, Indonesia, 24 May 2012. Invited talk.

"Race and Nation-Building in the USA" to the American Studies Department at Universitas Diponegoro in

Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia 6 June 2012. Invited talk.

“The Limits of Divine Intervention: Why the EU’s Successful Mission in Aceh Received so Little Attention”

EU Centre, National University of Singapore, 14 May 2012. Invited talk.

“Wither and Die?: Is there still a raison d’être for the EU’s Common Security and Defense Policy? EU Centre,

NTU (Singapore), 25 April 2012. Invited Talk.

Discussant: “Identity, Europe and the World Beyond Public Spheres”, European Public Spheres: Bringing

Politics Back In II: Authors’ Workshop, Research College “Transformative Power of Europe”, Berlin, 12 –

14 January 2012.

Discussant: "Panel III: EU Promotion of Regional Integration and its impact on the EU", KFG Conference

"Europe From Outside In", Berlin, Germany, December 15-17, 2011.

Participated in two person panel with Anand Menon, (King’s College, London) to discuss Moritz Weiss’s new

book on CSDP, Transaction Costs and Security Institutions: Unravelling the ESDP, in a public forum at the

Hertie School of Governance in Berlin 7 December 2011.

Co-authored with John Williams, “The Securitization of Development Policy or the Developmentalization of

Security Policy?: Legitimacy, Public Opinion, and the EU External Action Service (EAS)” presented at

“The European Union as a global actor in the post-Lisbon period” conference, Florida International

University, Miami, FL: Miami European Union Center of Excellence (MEUCE), 2011.

Co-authored with John Williams, “The EU's Common Security and Development Policy?: How the

Securitization of Development affects EU Diplomacy towards Developing Countries and Emergent

Powers.” Boston, MA: European Union Studies Association, 2011.

Co-authored with Thomas Casier. “Security and Identity in EU-Russian Relations: The Constructed Curtain.”

Montreal, QC: International Studies Association, 2011.

Co-authored with Kaitlin Harper-Loendorf and Laura Lynch. “Men Marketing to Women: How the European

Union Tries and Fails to Gain Women's Support for Integration. " Montreal, QC: International Studies

Association, 2011.

“Selling the European Security and Defense Policy: Gathering European Public Support for Crisis

Management.” New Orleans, LA: International Studies Association, 2010.

Chair. Transatlantic Relations Under Obama: Time for a Renewed Partnership? New Orleans, LA:

International Studies Association, 2010.

Co-authored with Edward Bradley. “Genetically Modified Foods: EU v. US Regulations.” 9th Wyoming

Consumer Issues Conference: Food Safety, Security and Sources: A Recipe for Tough Times. Laramie,

WY 2009.

Co-Chair. Transatlantic Strategies for Crisis Management and Post-Conflict Reconstruction. Laramie, WY 2009

“Security and Identity in EU-Russian Relations: The Constructed Curtain.” Brookings, SD: University of

South Dakota State University. Invited lecture sponsored by the South Dakota World Affairs Council,

2009.

Chair and Discussant. “Perspectives on the ESDP.” Los Angeles: European Union Studies Association, 2009.

Chair. “The Study of the EU as a Global Actor: Past Practice, Future Directions.” Los Angeles: European

Union Studies Association, 2009.

Chair and organizer. “EU as Global Actor Interest Section Roundtable: EU-US Relations After George W.

Bush: Evolution or Revolution?” Los Angeles: European Union Studies Association, 2009.

Co-authored with David Messenger. “(Re)Constructing Transatlantic Security Policy: The Bermuda Conference

of 1953 and Efforts to Revive the European Defense Community.” New York: International Studies

Association, 2009.

Co authored with Thomas R. Seitz. “A Time of Transition: Prospects for US and EU Cooperation in Foreign

Internal Security Programs.” New York: International Studies Association, 2009.

“’Nation-Building’ and Security in the European Union: Integrating Eastern Europe into ‘Europe.’” Austin, TX:

University of Texas, Austin, 2009. Sponsored by The Center for Russian, East European and Eurasian

Studies and the Center for European Studies. Invited lecture.

"Market v. Political Solutions to Rationalizing the European Defense Industry." Berlin, Germany: Seventh

Annual Congress on European Security and Defence Policy, 2008.

“From ‘Soft’ Power to ‘Hard’ Power: The Militarization of the European Union as an Attempt to Shed its

‘Feminine’ Identity.” San Francisco: International Studies Association, 2008.

Roundtable discussant. Panel: “The EU’s Normative muscle-flexing? European Security and Defense

Operations in critical perspective.” San Francisco: International Studies Association, 2008.

Chair and discussant. Panel: “Normative Power Europe: Empirical and Theoretical Perspectives.” San

Francisco: International Studies Association, 2008.

“Model United Nations for High School Students.” Casper, WY: NCA CASI School Improvement

Conference, 2008.

“The International Sex Trade.” Laramie, WY: Soroptimist International of Laramie, 2008.

Co-authored with Edward B. Bradley. “The Politicization of Beef in Transatlantic Relations: Reasons and

Mechanisms to Suppress Trade.” Montreal: European Union Studies Association, 2007.

“The European Security and Defense Policy.” Denver, CO: Launch Conference for the Centre for the Study

of Europe & the World, Graduate School of International Studies, University of Denver, 2007. Invited

presentation.

“The ESDP Demystified: Nation-Building in the European Union.” Berlin, Germany: The German Institute

for International and Security Affairs (Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik), 2005. Invited lecture.

“Reconciling Security Strategies: US-EU Security Relations under the George W. Bush Administration.”

Washington, DC: American Political Science Association, 2005.

“Understanding the Failure of the European Defense Community: Lessons for the ESDP.” Austin, TX:

European Union Studies Association, 2005.

“Bordering on Being European: Sports as a Way to Overcome Class Divisions in the EU” Toulouse, France:

University of Toulouse – International Colloquium “To Cross and Transcend Boundaries”, 2004

Jointly with Tom Seitz. “EU Security Policy Demystified: Identity and Nation-Building.” Carlisle, PA:

International Security Studies Section – International Studies Association (ISSS-ISA), 2003.

Jointly with Aimee Eremita ‘03. “On the Frontlines: NGO’s and the Formation of an EU immigration

policy.” Philadelphia, PA: American Political Science Association (APSA), 2003.

Chair and Discussant, Panel – “From the Campus to the World: Perspectives on Women in Politics”…

Philadelphia, PA: Pennsylvania Political Science Association, 2003.

Jointly with John Butler ’04. “Dropping the Ball: European Identity and EU Sports Policy.” Nashville, TN:

European Union Studies Association (EUSA), 2003. I also organized this panel.

Chair, Discussant and Organizer, Panel – EU Foreign Policy towards the East. Nashville, TN: European

Union Studies Association (EUSA), 2003.

“CFSP and Domestic Politics: Testing the Liberal Intergovernmentalist Perspective.” Madison, WI:

European Community Studies Association (ECSA), 2001.

“The Amsterdam CFSP Components: A Lowest Common Denominator Agreement?” Pittsburgh, PA:

European Community Studies Association (ECSA), 1999.

“ECOWAS and the EU: From Economic Community to Security Actor.” Vienna: International Studies

Association/ European Consortium for Political Research Joint Sessions, 1998.

"To EU or Not to EU? Does the EU add an Independent Value in International Affairs?" Minneapolis, MN:

International Studies Association, 1998.

"EU-ASEAN Relations: A Lesson for Group-to-Group Dialogue?" Seattle, WA: European Community

Studies Association (ECSA), 1997.

Chair and Discussant, Panel -- International Organizations: "The Future Role of the United Nations."

Chicago, IL: Midwest Political Science Association (MPSA), 1997.

"Inequality in Politics, Equality in Political Integration? The Effect of the European Community on Women's

Rights in Terms of Political Representation, Economic and Legal Empowerment." San Francisco, CA:

American Political Science Association (APSA), 1996.

"Duplication, Interdependence, or Independence? An Assessment of the Relationships between NATO, the

WEU, and the Eurocorps." Chicago, IL: Midwest Political Science Association (MPSA), 1996.

“CFSP and the Yugoslav Crisis.” Boulder, CO: International Studies Association (ISA) West, 1995.

“EU, NATO, and CSCE responses to the Yugoslav crisis: Testing Europe’s New Security Architecture.”

Madrid, Spain: European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR), 1994.

“The Making of Maastricht: the Formation of a Common European Security Policy.” Limerick, Ireland:

European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR), 1992.

OTHER ACTIVITIES/ACCOMPLISHMENTS

MA Graduate Director for Political Science 2008-2014

McNair Symposium Keynote Speaker 2014

A&S Commencement Student Marshal 2010

Invited to speak before the A&S Board of Visitors, 2010

Head of the Wyoming chapter of the Cambridge in America society: http://www.cantab.org/alumni/regional-

contacts/search/summary?term[0]=209

Special service to the state/community: I was elected to serve as Carbon County Precinct-woman

representing the Little Snake River district for 2005-7.

LANGUAGES: Native English speaker. Fluent spoken and written French. Good spoken and written German. Basic

knowledge of Spanish and Dutch.