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Curriculum Vitae

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Ned Weidner
Curriculum Vitae


Education
     B.A.     University of Cincinnati – English Literature
     M.A.    California State University, Stanislaus – English
     Ph.D.  Claremont Graduate University – Cultural Studies
Dissertation: Eden's Animals: Living with Wild "Life" through the Anthropocene

Teaching Experience
       Professor of English: Mt San Antonio College                2015-Current
       English Instructor: Fullerton College                                2013-2016              English Instructor: Lake Washington Institute of Technology    2011 
       Teaching Associate: CSU Stanislaus                                2009-2010

Service
       English Department Chair                                                2021- 2023
       AB 705 Coordinator                                                          2017- 2022
       Data Equity Coach                                                            2021-Current
       BSI Grant Project Manager: Minding the Gap                 2016-2019

Peer-Reviewed Publications
  • "The Silence of Wild Things," Brushfire Literary and Arts Journal, Spring 2024.
  • “Saving the Lahontan,” Backcountry Journal, April 2024.
  • “Hickory Chickens,” Still: The Journal, Summer 2023, (creative nonfiction)
  • “Blue Sky and Britches,” The Write Launch, September, 2022, (creative nonfiction)
  • “The Smell of Death and Excrement: Mapping Southern California Trash Communities.” Configurations: A Journal for Literature, Science, and Technology. Spring 2017.
  • “Reading Wild Noise: Peacocks and Politics in Palos Verdes.” Senses and the Urban Experience.  Fall 2017. 
  • "Towards Re-Thinking Ecology: Investigating the Influence of Behavioral Economics on Ecological Thought," LUX: A Journal of Transdisciplinary Writing and Research from Claremont Graduate University: 2:1 (2013).
  • “Constructing Identities through Campus Diversity in Post-Racial America.”  Making Connections: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Cultural Diversity. 11.1 (2009): 11-20.
  • “It Is Time to Designate Southern Steelhead as Endangered,” Backcountry Hunters and Anglers. September, 2022

Presentations
  • “Equity-Minded Grading Practices,” Mt. San Antonio HSS Community of Practice, 2021
  • “Staying Woke in the Classroom: Equity-Minded Teaching Practices that Promote Equity,” Mt. San Antonio College Flex Day, 2020.
  • “Touching to Be: Embodied Conversations with Granite.” Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts Conference. 2016.
  • “Cultivating a Growth Mindset in the Classroom.” Mt. San Antonio College Flex Day. 2017.
  • “Reading Wild Noise: Peacocks and Politics in Palos Verdes.” Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts Conference. 2015.
  • “Trash Communities of the LA River: A Brief Interspecies History of the LA River.” Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts Conference. 2014.
  • “On Love and Horses: The Role of Love in Therapeutic Riding.” Funny Love Conference: University of California, Berkeley. 2013.
  • “The Eye of the Horse: Discussing the Cultural Impact of Popular Horse Films.” California American Studies Association Conference. San Diego State University. 2013.
  • “Imagining Horse-Horsemen Power Relations in a Post-Human Age.” Natures: Interdisciplinary Humanities Conference. 2013.
  • “Economics, Irrationality, and the Ecological Thought.” Natures: Interdisciplinary Humanities Conference. La Sierra University. 2012.
  • “Voices in Conversation: Localizing Assessment with Student Collaborators.” College English Association Conference, San Antonio. 2010.
  •  “Making Things in College: A Theory and Practice Workshop.” Northern California Writing Centers Conference. 2009.
  • “Assessing Campus Diversity through Students’ Perspectives.” CSU System-Wide Student Research Competition. 2009.

Awards and Grants
Slippery Elm Prose Contest, Finalist                                             2024
Annie Dillard Creative NonFiction Award (runner-up)                2022
Burning Bright College Champion Award                                    2019
BSI Leadership Grant                                                                   2016-2019
CGU Travel Award                                                                        2013-2014
CGU Graduate Fellowship                                                            2011-2015
CGU Hillcrest Transdisciplinary Award                                       2012-2014
CSU Stanislaus Research Competition: First Place                     2009
CSU Stanislaus Graduate Fellowship                                           2008


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