Department of sociology & Anthropology • Marshall University

ONE JOHN MARSHALL DRIVE • Huntington, WV 25755-2678

PHONE: (304) 696-3747 • E-MAIL: HOEY@Marshall.edu

www.brianhoey.com

 

Brian A. Hoey

 

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EDUCATION

 

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI

2002    Ph.D. Anthropology

 

Dissertation:  Changing Places: Life-style Migration, Refuge, and the Quest for Potential Selves in the Midwest’s Post-industrial Middle Class, Thomas E. Fricke, Ph.D., Chair

 

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI

1996    M.A. Anthropology

 

College of the Atlantic, Bar Harbor, ME

1990                B.A. Human Ecology

 

 

ADDITIONAL EDUCATION & TRAINING

 

Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative

2008-Current     Human behavioral and social science research ethics training and certification

 

Institute for Social Research, Ann Arbor, MI

2004-2007            Post-doctoral research and training

 

Summer Institute in Survey Research Techniques, Ann Arbor, MI

Summer 1999    Intensive two-month seminar in research methods and computer-aided data analysis

 

Consortium for the Teaching of Indonesian – Ujung Pandang, Indonesia

Summer 1994    Intensive three-month training in Indonesian

 

Cornell University, Ithaca, NY

1993-1994            Full-year Asian Language Concentration Program (FALCON) in Indonesian

 

 

ACADEMIC POSITIONS

 

08/07-current    Associate Professor, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Marshall University     Huntington WV

 

08/04-07/07        Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, Alfred P. Sloan Center for the Working Families, University of     Michigan Ann Arbor, MI

 

09/02-6/03          Visiting Professor, College of the Atlantic – Bar Harbor, ME

 

08/99-12/02        Pre-Doctoral Research Fellow, Center for the Ethnography of Everyday Life, University of             Michigan Ann Arbor, MI

 

08/94-12/97        Research Assistant, Center for South and Southeast Asian Studies, University of Michigan

                                Ann Arbor, MI

 

08/94-12/95        Head Librarian, Mischa L. Titiev Library of Anthropology, University of Michigan

                                Ann Arbor, MI

 

 

FELLOWSHIPS, GRANTS & HONORS

 

2011                       Marshall University Yeager Scholar Reassigned Time for Teaching

2010                       Marshall University Summer Research Grant

                                Marshall University Quinlan Travel Grant

2009                       Marshall University Summer Research Grant

                                Marshall University Quinlan Travel Grant

2008                       Marshall University College of Liberal Arts Faculty Development Grant

                                Marshall University Graduate College Reassigned Time for Research Award

2007-2009            Sloan Network Early Career Work and Family Scholar

2007                       Marshall University Quinlan Travel Grant

2004-2007            Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Center for the Study of Working Families Post-doctoral Fellowship

2002                       Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies Dissertation Fellowship

2000-2001            Center for the Ethnography of Everyday Life Pre-doctoral Fellowship

1999                       Harold and Vivian Shapiro Award

1998                       Fulbright Fellowship, Republic of Indonesia

1993-1997            United States Department of Education Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship

1994-1997            Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies Research and Travel Grants (5 total)

1987-1990            Albert and Helen Meserve Memorial Scholarship in Environmental Studies

 

PUBLICATIONS

 

Articles

 

2010       “Locating Personhood and Place in the Commodity Landscape,” City and Society Vol. 22(2) PDF

 

2010       “Personhood in Place: Personal and Local Character for Sustainable Narrative of Self,” City and Society Vol. 22(2) PDF

 

2007       “From Sweet Potatoes to God Almighty: Roy Rappaport on Being a Hedgehog” [with Tom Fricke], American Ethnologist Vol. 34(3) PDF

 

2006       “Grey Suit or Brown Carhartt: Narrative Transition, Relocation and Reorientation in the Lives of Corporate Refugees,” Journal of Anthropological Research Vol. 62(3) PDF

 

2006       “Striving for Unity: A Conversation with Roy Rappaport" [with Tom Fricke], Michigan Discussions in Anthropology Vol. 16(1) PDF

 

2005       “From Pi to Pie: Moral Narratives of Non-economic Migration and Starting Over in the Post-industrial Midwest,” Journal of Contemporary Ethnography Vol. 34(5) PDF

 

2003       “Nationalism in Indonesia: Building Imagined Community and Intentional Communities through Transmigration,” Ethnology, Vol. 42(2) PDF

 

2002       “Integrating Work in Academe and Advocacy,” Sloan Research Network Vol. 4(2) PDF

 

Book Chapters

 

2009       “Pursuing the Good Life: American Narratives of Travel and a Search for Refuge” in Lifestyle Migration: Expectations, Aspirations and Experiences, K. O’Reilly and M. Benson, eds.  London: Ashgate PDF

2008       “American Dreaming: Refugees from Corporate Work Seek the Good Life” in The Changing Landscape of Work and Family in the American Middle Class, E. Rudd & L. Descartes, eds.  Lanham, MD: Lexington PDF

 

2007       “Therapeutic Uses of Place in the Intentional Space of Purposive Community” in Therapeutic Landscapes: Advances and Applications, A. Williams, ed.  London: Ashgate PDF

 

Working Papers & Research Reports

 

2002       “Lifestyle Migration in the Post-Industrial Middle-class as Strategy for Feeling Greater Personal Control, Balance, and Integration in Work, Family, and Personal Life,” Working Paper #034-02 for the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Center for Working Families at the University of Michigan

 

1998       “Community Building among Indonesian Transmigrants:  The Challenges of Ecological Sustainability and Social Harmony,” Research Report #6043/V3/KS/1997, Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI), Jakarta, Indonesia

 

Other Refereed Publications

 

2011       Supplementary materials (Student and Instructor resources) for Cultural Anthropology: A Perspective on the Human Condition (8th edition).  E. Schultz and R. Lavenda. Oxford University Press.

 

2010       “Anthropologists at Work: Ethnography in a Post-Industrial Society” in Cultural Anthropology: A Global Perspective (8th edition), R. Scupin & C. DeCorse, and Anthropology: A Global Perspective (7th edition), R. Scupin.  Pearson Press.

 

2007       “Arrivals and Departures” The Bear River Review Vol. 3(1)

 

2006       "Remember the Fish?"  The Bear River Review Vol. 1(1)

 

In Preparation, Review, or Contract

 

Opting for Elsewhere: Relocation and the Remaking of Self in the Post-Industrial Middle Class (book in review)

 

Lifestyle Migration: Exploring the Community, Work, and Family Interface (article in review)

 

 

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

 

2011       “The Art and Ethnography of Place Making and Marketing.”  Paper presentation to the Southern Anthropological Association, 46th Annual Meeting, Richmond, VA

 

2010       “Getting Out:  Field work with the Corporate Refugee.”  Paper presentation to the American Anthropological Association, 109th Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA [Invited]

 

2009       “(Re) constructing West Virginia:  Place-based Identity in the New Economy.”  Invited paper presentation to the American Anthropological Association, 108th Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA

 

2008       “New Work Frontiers:  Free Agents in the Flexible Economy.”  Paper presentation to the American Anthropological Association, 107th Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA

 

2007       “Character as Commodity: Persons and Places on the Market.” Paper presentation to the American Anthropological Association, 106th Annual Meeting, Washington, DC

 

2006       “Therapeutic Uses of Place in the Intentional Space of Purposive Community.” Paper presentation to the American Anthropological Association, 105th Annual Meeting, San Jose, CA

 

2005       "New Frontiers of Work and Family: Making Meaningful Work in the ‘Flexible’ New Economy."  Paper presentation to the American Anthropological Association, 104th Annual Meeting, Washington, DC

 

2005       “Intending Community: An Asylum's Journey from Mental Hospital to New-Urbanist Sanctuary.” Paper presentation to the Communal Studies Association, Harmony, PA

 

2004       “The Enduring Magic of Frontier Myth in America:  Relocation as Utopian Family Project.” Paper presentation to the American Anthropological Association, 103rd Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA

 

2004       “Defining the Good:  Middle-class Life-style Choices, Relocation, and the Consumption of Place.” Paper presentation to the 5th International Crossroads in Cultural Studies, Urbana-Champaign, IL

 

2004       “Picking Places:  Non-economic Migration as Negotiation between the Material and Moral.” Paper presentation to the Midwest Sociological Society, 2004 Annual Meeting, Kansas City, MO

 

2003       “Life-Style Migration as a Personal Quest for Refuge.” Paper presentation to the American Anthropological Association, 102nd Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL

 

2002       “Transmigration:  Imagined and Intentional Community in Indonesia’s New Order.”  Paper presentation at the conference “Invoking History:  Perspectives on Culture, Politics, and Identity in Southeast Asia,” International Institute, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI

 

2002       “Changing Places:  Starting Over through Life-style Migration.”  Paper presentation at the conference “Families that Work,” Center for Myth and Ritual in American Life, Emory University, Atlanta, GA

 

2001       “Transmigration in Indonesia:  Building Imagined Community and Intentional Communities in Post-Colonial Nationalism.” Paper presentation to the Communal Studies Association, New Harmony, IN

 

2000       “Life-style Migration in the Midwest: Changes in the Culture of Family and Work in American Post-industrial Middle Class.”  Paper presentation to the American Anthropological Association, 99th Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA

 

 

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

 

Marshall University Department of Sociology & Anthropology, Huntington, WV

2009-current     West Virginia, USA

                                Research on community activism, place identity, and economic redevelopment

 

Michigan, USA

Ongoing research on non-economic migration, work, family and identity

 

Alfred P. Sloan Center for the Study of Working Families, Ann Arbor, MI

2004-2007            Michigan, USA – Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Sponsor

Research on the impact of post-industrial economic restructuring on working families

 

Center for the Ethnography of Everyday Life/Institute for Social Research, Ann Arbor, MI

2000-2001            Michigan, USA – Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Sponsor

Research on non-economic migration, work, family and identity

 

Fulbright Scholar, Republic of Indonesia

1997-1998            Northern Sulawesi Province – American-Indonesian Exchange Foundation, Sponsor

Research on community building, identity politics, and post-colonial nationalism

 

Center for South and Southeast Asian Studies, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI

 

1994-1997            Research Associate

 

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

 

Marshall University, Huntington, WV

Associate Professor

 

Design, prepare, and teach a variety of courses using discussion, small group, and lecture formats; supervise student fieldwork, presentations, and term projects; provide detailed feedback, evaluation, and grading of student work; advise students in frequent conferences; attend regular faculty and other meetings

 

2011    Cultural Anthropology – Introductory [2 sections, online]

Ethnographic Methods – Graduate

Ethnographic Research – Introductory/Intermediate

US Culture and the Changing Family – Introductory/Intermediate

 

2010       Anthropology of Global Problems – Intermediate/Advanced

                Applied Anthropology – Graduate

Cultural Anthropology – Introductory [1 section]

                Cultural Anthropology – Introductory [3 sections, online]

Health, Culture & Society – Intermediate

Ethnographic Methods – Graduate

Ethnographic Research – Introductory/Intermediate

Independent Study – Narratives of Heritage: Preservation, Progress, and Public Space

 

2009       Anthropology Capstone Experience – Advanced

Cultural Anthropology – Introductory [2 sections]

                Cultural Anthropology – Introductory [1 section, online]

Ethnographic Research – Introductory/Intermediate

Health, Culture & Society – Introductory/Intermediate

               

2008       Anthropology of Global Problems – Intermediate/Advanced

                Cultural Anthropology – Introductory [3 sections]

Independent Study – Oral History of Appalachia Collection

Medical Anthropology – Introductory/Intermediate

                US Culture and the Changing Family – Introductory/Intermediate

                                               

2007       Anthropological Research – Introductory/Intermediate

Cultural Anthropology – Introductory

Ethnic Relations – Intermediate/Advanced

               

College of the Atlantic, Bar Harbor, ME

Visiting Professor

 

2003       American Dreams: The Anthropology of Capitalism and Working Families – Intermediate

Anthropology of Human Ecological Problems: The Politics of Culture – Advanced

Cultural Anthropology – Introductory

Environmental Justice and Social Welfare – Intermediate                          

               

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI

Graduate Student Instructor

 

1999       Introduction to Anthropology (four-field) – Introductory [3 sections]

 

 

ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE

 

Marshall University, Huntington, WV

 

2009       Interim Director, Center for Ethnographic and Oral History Research

 

 

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

 

Conference Session Organizer & Chair

 

2011       Session “(Re)constructing West Virginia:  Preservation, Progress, and the ‘New Economy,”’ Southern Anthropological Society, 46th Annual Meeting, Richmond, VA

 

2009       Invited session “The End/s of Identity:  Deconstructing Appalachia,” General Anthropology Division, American Anthropological Association, 108th Annual Mtg., Philadelphia, PA

 

2007       Session “Difference, (In)equality and Justice:  Locating Personhood and Place in the Commodity Landscape,” Society for Urban, National, and Transnational/Global Anthropology, American Anthropological Association, 106th Annual Mtg., Washington, DC

 

2006       Session “Therapeutic Environments: Putting Human Health in Place,” Society for Medical Anthropology, American Anthropological Association, 105th Annual Mtg., San Jose, CA,

 

2005       Session "Families that we live with, Families that we live by:  U.S. Research on Working Families," Society for North American  Anthropology, American Anthropological Association, 104th Annual Mtg., Washington, DC

 

2005       Session "Generating Persons in Practice" Imagining Kin, U. Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI

 

Editing

 

2010       Guest Editor of special journal section “Locating Personhood and Place in the Commodity Landscape” City and Society, Vol. 22(2)

 

2007       Organizer of book section "Transcending Geography: Applications in the Anthropology of Health" for the edited volume Therapeutic Landscapes: Advances and Applications, Allison Williams, ed. (Ashgate)

 

Invited Lectures

 

2011       “Professional Code of Conduct and the IRB” presented to the Professional Preparation Seminar for Dr. Anders Linde-Laursen, Marshall University [forthcoming]

 

2010       “Cultural Competence in Health Care:  Medical Anthropology & Appalachian Care” presented to the 58th Annual Conference of the West Virginia Society of Radiologic Technologists

 

2009       “Research Ethics and the IRB” presented to the Professional Preparation Seminar for Dr. Anders Linde-Laursen, Marshall University

 

2009       “Ethnographic Research:  How do you know when you are doing it?” presented to the Qualitative Research and Analysis Seminar for Dr. Donna Sullivan, Marshall University

 

2006       "The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning," Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti, MI

 

Journal and Book Reviewer – Ongoing and Ad Hoc

 

Reviewer for Oxford University Press, Cultural Anthropology: A Perspective on the Human Condition, 7th and 8th editions (Schultz and Lavenda)

 

Reviewer for McGraw Hill Higher Education, Cultural Anthropology, 14th edition (Kottak)

 

Reviewer for Pearson Education, Cultural Anthropology in a Globalizing World, 1st edition (Miller)

 

Reviewer for Dilip Nair, M.D., on the manuscript “Family Medicine Residents’ Perspectives on Worldview Thinking in Patient Care” (submitted to Family Medicine)

 

Reviewer for the journal Current Anthropology

 

Reviewer for the journal Ethnology

 

Reviewer for the Journal of Contemporary Ethnography

 

Reviewer for the Journal for Population Research

 

Reviewer for the journal Qualitative Sociology

 

Grant Consultant

 

2010-2011            Humanities Consultant, Michigan Humanities Council grant awarded to Long Haul             Productions, “Community Anthology: The Region of Three Oaks”

 

 

INSTITUTIONAL SERVICE

 

Marshall University

Administrative & Committee Work

 

Marshall University – University Level

 

2010-current      Member of the Environmental Studies Committee

 

2009                       Interim Director of the Center for Ethnographic and Oral History Research

 

2007-current      Founding member of the Board of Directors of the Oral History of Appalachia Collection

 

 

Marshall University – Departmental & College Level

 

2011-current      Chair of the Departmental Resource Committee

 

2010-current      Drafting Anthropology Program Assessment Plan

 

2010-current      Member of the Ad-Hoc Assessment Planning Committee for the Department of Sociology and Anthropology

 

2010                       Member of Search Committee for One-Year Instructors in Anthropology

 

2010                       Developed Critical Thinking (CT), Core One General Education course (ANT 201, Cultural Anthropology) certified for all sections of the Department of Sociology and Anthropology

 

2009-2010            Member of Search Committee for Position in Sex & Gender, Department of Sociology and Anthropology

 

2008                       Reviewer and Editor of Five-Year Review Document, Department of Sociology and Anthropology

 

2007-current      Member of the Undergraduate Curriculum Committee, Department of Sociology and Anthropology

 

2007-2008            Member of Search Committee for Departmental Chair, Department of Sociology and Anthropology

 

2007-2008            Member of Search Committee for Position in Statistics, Department of Sociology and Anthropology

 

Graduate MA Thesis Committees

 

2010-2011            Eric Edwards – “Decline of Wild American Ginseng in Appalachian Communities:  An Analysis of Cultural Distinction using Supplemental Income Sources in an Area of Environmental Degradation” [Committee Chair]

 

2010-2011            Stephen Mays – “A Synthetic Analysis of the Polish Solidarity Movement”

 

2009-2010            Rebecca Gain-Stoufis - “In my Backyard:  A Deep Breath in Chemical Valley”

 

2009-2010            Justin Brock - “The Medicalization of Hyperactivity and Inattentiveness”

 

Anthropology Program Undergraduate Honors Projects

 

2010-2011            Barberry, Ennis – “Narratives of Heritage: Preservation, Progress, and Public Space”

 

Webmaster

 

2008-current      Department of Sociology and Anthropology

 

2008-current      Center for Ethnographic and Oral History Research

 

2008-current      Oral History of Appalachia Collection

 

 

COMMUNITY SERVICE

 

Huntington, WV

 

2010-current      Member of the Board of Directors, Southside Neighborhood Association

 

2009-current      Member of the Create Huntington “Image and Attitude Community Team”

 

2009                       Member of the planning committee for the 3rd Annual Create West Virginia Conference

 

 

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP

 

American Anthropological Association (AAA)

AAA General Anthropology Division

Interest Group for the Anthropology of Public Policy

Southern Anthropological Society

 

 

LANGUAGE & OTHER SKILLS

 

Foreign Language:  Bahasa Indonesia (national language of Indonesia, fluent)

Broadcasting:  On-Air Broadcaster & Programmer for WNMC-FM, Traverse City, MI, 2001-2004

 

PRESS COVERAGE

 

2011       Are You Tuned in to Your Trainees?, Gail Dutton, Training Magazine, 19 Feb

 

2009       Huntington wrestles with image, attitude, Bryan Chambers, Herald-Dispatch, 14 June

2009       Create Huntington calls on citizens, Bryan Chambers, Herald-Dispatch, 19 May

2009       Cabell County, Huntington poised for growth, progress, Tyson Compton, Herald-Dispatch, 22 Mar

2006       Points North, NPR affiliate WICA-FM 91.5, Bob Allen reporting - 1 Hour Call-in Show, 27 Jan

2004       Report on migration, “Michigan News,” Kaomi Goetz reporting for Michigan Public Radio, 03 Sept

2004       Report on migration, “Stateside,” Charity Nebbe reporting for Michigan Public Radio, 25 May

2004       The Rural Renaissance, John Ivanko, Michigan Today, Vol. 35(1), April

2004       In Pursuit of the Dream, with Kim Schneider, Traverse Magazine, Vol. 23(11), April

2004       Going Rural, Pamela Kruger, Child Magazine, Nov

2002       Landscapes of Community, NPR affiliate WICA-FM 91.5, Peter Payette reporting, 19 & 21 Jan

2001       Time for Tradition, Kim Schneider, Traverse Magazine, Vol. 20, Nov

2001       Follow your Passion, Victoria Secunda, Vision Magazine, Vol. 4(2), Summer

2000       Report on regional in-migration, NBC affiliate WPBN-WTOM TV 7&4, Tom Cramer reporting, 23 Oct

2000       Works in Progress, Karen Wright, Discover Magazine, Vol. 21(9), Sept

2000       Come Back to the Five & Dime Margaret Mead, Margaret Mead, Matt Crenson, Associated Press, 9 July

1997       Tamu Kita, Voice of America Radio (VOA) for the Republic of Indonesia, Irna Sinulingga reporting

 

REFERENCES

 

Available upon request

 

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