Chaone Mallory

Assistant Professor

Department of Philosophy

Villanova University

120 W. Gorgas Lane

Philadelphia, PA 19119

chaone.mallory@villanova.edu

http://www38.homepage.villanova.edu/chaone.mallory/

Areas of Specialization: Environmental Philosophy, Environmental Ethics, Environmental Justice, Green Political Theory, Feminist Theory/ Gender Studies, Critical Race Theory, Social and Political Philosophy

Areas of Competency: Philosophy of Science/Science Studies, Philosophy of Law/ Legal Studies, Contemporary Continental Philosophy, Environmental Humanities

EDUCATION

¨ PhD in Environmental Science, Studies, and Policy University of Oregon

December 2006

Focal Department: Philosophy

Graduate Certificate in Women’s and Gender Studies June 2006

Title of Dissertation: “’Subject to the Laws of Nature’: Ecofeminism, Representation, and Political Subjectivity” (Committee: John Lysaker, Chair; Bonnie Mann, Julie Novkov, Scott Pratt, Suzanne Clark)

¨ Master of Arts in Philosophy with a concentration in Environmental Ethics, University of North Texas, August 1999

Title of Thesis: “Toward An Ecofeminist Environmental Jurisprudence: Nature, Law, and Gender (Committee: Max Oelschlaeger, Chair; J. Baird Callicott, Eugene Hargrove)

¨ Bachelor of Arts (awarded honors in majors and on senior thesis) in Philosophy and Legal Studies, University of California at Santa Cruz, September 1993

Title of Thesis: “Nature, Law, and Transcendence: Toward A Theory of Environmental Ethics”

(Advisors: Richard Wasserstrom, Jeremy Elkins, Daniel Press)

LANGUAGES

Proficiency in Spanish

EMPLOYMENT

Villanova University, Assistant Professor of Environmental Philosophy 2006-present

University of Oregon Graduate Teaching Fellow 1999-2006

University of North Texas Teaching Fellow 1996-1999

University of California at Santa Cruz Teaching Assistant (undergraduate, paid) 1992, 1993)

PUBLICATIONS

Peer-Reviewed

“What Is Ecofeminist Political Philosophy?: Gender, Nature, and the Political” Environmental Ethics. Vol. 32, Issue 3, 306 -322 (Fall 2010)

"The Spiritual is Political: Gender, Spirituality, and Essentialism in Radical Forest Defense" Journal for the Study of Religion, Nature and Culture. 4.1 (2010) 48-71 (Spring 2010)

“Val Plumwood and Ecofeminist Political Solidarity: Standing With the Natural Other” Ethics & the Environment (special issue on ecofeminism) v.14, issue 2. (Fall 2009)

“Ecofeminism and a Politics of Performative Affinity: Direct Action, Subaltern Voices, and the Green Public Sphere

Ecopolitics Online Journal Vol. 1 No. 2. 2-13, (October 2008)

“Ecofeminism and Forest Defense in Cascadia: Gender, Theory, and Radical Activism” Capitalism, Nature, Socialism: A Journal of Socialist Ecology Vol. 17, no. 1, (March 2006).

“Ecofeminism and Forest Defense in the Pacific Northwest USA: A Meeting of Theory and Practice” published in Conference Proceedings, International Environmental Experience Conference held in Vitsyebsk, Belarus, November 18-19 2003. Proceedings in Russian and English. (November 2003).

“Acts of Objectification and the Repudiation of Dominance: Leopold, Ecofeminism, and the Ecological Narrative” Ethics and the Environment Vol. 6 No. 2, 59-89. (Autumn, 2001)

Book Chapters

“Ecofeminism and the Green Public Sphere” Advances in Ecopolitics: The Transition to Sustainable Living and Practice (Vol. 1). Liam Leonard and John Q. Barry, eds. UK: Emerald Group Publishing, 2009.

Book Reviews

Review of Rosemary Radford Ruether, Integrating Ecofeminism, Globalization, and World Religions published in Environmental Philosophy (Vol. IV, No. 1 & 2; 204-208, Fall, Spring 2007)

Submitted and In-Progress Articles

“Race, Class, Gender, and Place: Inclusions and Exclusions in the Local Foods Movement” Submitted, May 2011. (Has since been returned with positive reviews and request to revise and re-submit . Revisions in-progress).

“The Politics of Embodiment: Feminist Phenomenology, Effacements of Nature, and Political Subjectivity.” Submitted June 2011.

“(En)gendering Environmental Justice: The Need For an Intersectional Ecofeminist Perspective” In-progress

“Speci(es)al (as ) Performance: The Regulatory Fictions of Race, Gender, and Species” In-progress

Other Publications

International Society for Environmental Ethics Newsletter Vol. 19 No. 2 Spring/Summer 2008, invited contributor for section “In Memoriam: Val Plumwood”

Villanova University Office of Mission Effectiveness Publication Occasional Papers, special issue on “Sustainability” invited contributor, “Contesting, and Envisioning, Sustainability” October 2008

Villanova University Environmental Studies Program Newsletter, “Sustainability: A Philosophical Perspective” Fall 2008

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Courses Taught at Villanova University:

Undergraduate:

Phi 2550 Technology and Society

Phi 5000 Environmental Philosophy (philosophy research seminar for majors)

Phi 2121 Environmental Ethics (cross listed with Center for Peace and Justice)

GIS 4000 Global Environmental Justice Movements (team-taught course; co-professor: Paul Rosier, History)

Phi 2430 Ecofeminism (cross listed with Center for Peace and Justice and Gender and Women’s Studies)

Phi 5000 Green Political Theory (philosophy research seminar)

Honors 4351 Food, Sustainability, and Place (honors seminar in conjunction with Year of Sustainability)

Phi 1050 Introduction to Philosophy

Phi 5000 Modern Philosophy (independent study)

Honors Program: Honors Senior Thesis Direction: ‘Tutor’ (main reader) Title of Thesis: “Body Image: Tracking Revolutions in Science and Social Thought”

Graduate

Phi 8550 Body Politics

Phi 8000 Feminist Theory

Phi 8070 The Politics of Nature (team taught seminar; co-professor: Walter Brogan, Philosophy)

Phi 8000 Gender, Nature, and the Political

Courses taught at University of Oregon:

· Introduction to Environmental Studies: Environmental Humanities

· Environmental Philosophy

· Green Political Theory (self-designed upper division course)

· Ecofeminism: Theory, Politics, and Action (self-designed upper-division course)

· Feminism, Activism, and the Environment (self-designed weekend workshop)

· Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies: Women, Difference, and Power (5 sections)

· Feminist Pedagogy (graduate/undergraduate course; 4 sections)

Courses Assisted at University of Oregon:

· Introduction to Environmental Studies: Social Science (Peter Walker, professor)

· Introduction to Environmental Studies: Natural Science (Greg Bothun, professor)

· Introduction to Environmental Studies: Humanities (Louise Westling, professor)

· Philosophy of Love and Sex (Nancy Tuana, professor)

· Introduction to Ethics (Barbara Andrew, professor)

· Social and Political Philosophy: War and Gender (Bonnie Mann, professor)

Courses taught at University of North Texas:

· Feminist Political Philosophy (self-designed upper-division course)

· Introduction to Contemporary Moral Issues (2 sections)

· Introduction to Philosophy (2 sections)

· Introduction to Logic

Courses assisted at University of North Texas:

· Ancient Philosophy (J. Baird Callicott, professor)

· Introduction to Logic (Nora Bell, professor)

· Introduction to Modern Philosophy (Pete A.Y. Gunter, professor)

KEYNOTE AND PLENARY TALKS

Utah Valley University 24^th Annual Environmental Ethics Symposium: Environmental Justice (keynote speaker)

Utah Valley University, Upcoming, April 7, 2011 Title of Talk: “(En)Gendering Environmental Justice: An Intersectional Ecofeminist Perspective”

Invited presenter, Symposium on “Environmental Justice and Ecofeminism: Ethical Complexity in Action” Sponsored by University of Georgia Institute for Women’s Studies, March 20-21 2009. Title of Presentation: “Standing with the Natural Other: Plumwood on Political Solidarity”

Invited presenter, Symposium on “Varieties of Environmental Justice,” University of North Texas, Department of Philosophy and Religion Studies. March 6-7 2009

Invited Plenary Panelist “Eco/Feminist Contentions: Ethics, Knowledge, Politics” (co panelists: Chris Cuomo and Trish Glazebrook) Association for Feminist Ethics and Social Theory biennial conference, Clearwater, FL September 24-27 2009

Keynote Speaker, “International Environmental Experience” Institute for Modern Knowledge, Vitsyebsk, Belarus; November 18-19, 2003. Title of Talk: “Ecofeminism, Environmental Philosophy, and U.S. Activism”

Keynote Speaker: Phi Sigma Tau Undergraduate Philosophy Conference. Talk: “What’s In A Name? In Defense of Ecofeminism (not Feminist Ecology, Ecological Feminisms, or Women and the Environment)” Villanova University, April 4 2010

Plenary presenter/panelist, special panel on the work of Val Plumwood. Paper title: “Plumwood, Intentionality, and Political Solidarity” presented at conference “Reason, Activism, and Change” sponsored by Canadian Society for Women in Philosophy Windsor, Ontario October 3-5, 2008

OTHER INVITED PRESENTATIONS AND TALKS

Panel Participant, UC Santa Cruz Science and Justice Working Group ‘Climate Cluster’ Panel: “Climate Communication and Skepticism.” Santa Cruz, CA May 25th, 2011

Guest lecturer, graduate course in Environmental Ethics, Universidad de Magallenes, Punta Arenas, Chile. Upcoming, March 29, 2011 (in conjunction with research development trip to the UNT Sub-Antarctic Sub-Antarctic Biocultural Conservation Program in Puerto Williams, Chile). Title of talk: “Lugonian Perspectives on Ecotourism: Playfully Traveling Beyond the Arrogant Eye”

One of 80 scholars invited internationally and sponsored to participate in the 14^th Biennial 2011 Cary Conference (society to “advance the science of ecology, its interdisciplinary linkages, and its application”). Conference titled "Linking Ecology and Ethics for a Changing World: Values, Philosophy, and Action.” Conference brought together environmental philosophers and ecological scientists “to improve the understanding and application of ethical environmental decision making.” May 10-13, 2011, Millbrook, NY

Presenter on “Climate Change, Ethics, and Economics” Panel, featuring members of the Biology Faculty, Political Science, and Philosophy to engage in interdisciplinary dialogue regarding climate ethics. Villanova University, November 11, 2010.

Invited respondent to Donna Haraway at workshop: Commodification, Technoculture, and the Human: Rethinking Technology (Third Workshop in Social and Political Thought with Andrew Feenberg, Donna Haraway, and Paul Thompson) Michigan State University, October, 23-24, 2010.

Presentation on “Amazonia and Environmental Justice” for K-12 Workshop on Brazil, sponsored by Villanova University Latin American Studies Program. October 2, 2010.

Oscar Romero Lecture Series invited lecture, sponsored by the Center for Peace and Justice, Villanova University Title of Talk: “Gender, Nature, and Political Solidarity: Standing With the Natural Other” February 5, 2009

Invited presenter for Women In Philosophy Workshop; organized by the Women In Philosophy Student Club, Goucher College. Baltimore, MD March 5-7, 2010.

Invited speaker, “Global Change Series” sponsored by Villanova University Department of Geography and Environment. Title of Talk: “Who Knows? Ethics and Epistemologies of Climate Change and Environmental Justice” March 31 2009

Invited panelist, "Feminist Approaches to the Environment" sponsored by the Society for Philosophy and Public Affairs, Eastern American Philosophical Association, Philadelphia, PA December 2008. Title of paper: “What Is Ecofeminist Political Philosophy? Gender, Nature, and the Political”

Invited and sponsored by Marti Kheel to participate on panel “Ecofeminism: What It Is and Why It Matters” Public Interest Environmental Law Conference, Eugene, OR March 2008

Opening Remarks, “In Memory of Val Plumwood” delivered at 6^th Annual Joint ISEE/IAEP Conference, Allenspark, CO June 2008

Invited to participate in panel on International Women’s Work for the Environment: “Ferals, Suits, and Freddies in the Forest: U.S. Forest Politics” given at meeting of the United States Society for Ecological Economics, Pace University, June 29, 2007 New York, NY.

Panelist/respondent, Philosophy Alumni Colloquium “Activism and Theory: Making an Impact on Today’s Environmental Policy” (Respondent to Christopher Preston, keynote alumnus) University of Oregon, May 2004.

Community Talk for U.S. Forest Service Public Symposium. Title of talk: “Environmental Ethics and Waldo Lake” Waldo Lake, Oregon. September 8, 2001

SELECTED CONFERENCE PAPERS and PRESENTATIONS

Panel Organizer and Participant: “Professors Without Class: Class (Under)Privilege and Passing in the Academy”

Association for Feminist Ethics and Social Theory Biennial Conference, Zion, Illinois, September 25-27, 2011

“Food, Place, and Embodiment: Inclusions and Exclusions in the Local Foods Movement” presented at 6^th Annual Meeting for the Society for Society for Ecofeminism, Environmental Justice, and Social Ecology, meeting in Conjunction with the International Society for Environmental Philosophy @ SPEP; Montreal, Quebec; November 6-8, 2010

“Species Trouble: Radical Forest Activism, Gender Politics, and the Question of the Human” delivered at conference “Respectable Activism or Dangerous Fringe? An Interdisciplinary Conference on Radical Environmental Activism” University of Mary Washington, Fredericksburg, VA April 16-17 2010

“Gender Trouble In the Forest: Women, Trans, and Other Queer Activists” Public Interest Environmental Law Conference, University of Oregon Law School, Eugene, OR Feb 25-28 2010

Invited commentator at Author-Meets-Critics Session for Marti Kheel’s Nature Ethics: An Ecofeminist Perspective American Philosophical Association Central Division Meeting, February 18, 2010

“Val Plumwood and Ecofeminist Political Philosophy: Gender, Nature, and Political Solidarity,” selected for panel, “The Legacy of Val Plumwood” sponsored by the International Association of Environmental Philosophy, American Philosophical Association Eastern Division Meeting, Philadelphia, PA Dec. 2008

“What Is Ecofeminist Political Philosophy?” (paper commentator: Christopher Preston). Conference: Future Trends in Environmental Philosophy 2008: 6^th Annual joint conference of the International Society for Environmental Ethics and the International Society for Environmental Philosophy." Allenspark, Colorado May 29 -June 1, 2008

“Ecofeminism and a Politics of Performative Affinity” presented at “Thinking Through Nature: Philosophy For An Endangered World” sponsored by International Society for Environmental Philosophy, Eugene, Oregon June 22-26, 2008

“Spirit, Thought, and Action in the Ancient Forest” presented at “The Re-Enchantment of Nature Across Disciplines: Critical Intersections of Science, Ethics, and Metaphysics” International Society for the Study of Religion, Nature, and Culture Morelia, Mexico Jan 17-20, 2008

Workshop Presentation: “Strategies for Succeeding as a Feminist Philosopher” meeting of the Society for Feminist Ethics and Social Theory, Clearwater, FL, September 29, 2007

Invited commentator on APA main program for paper entitled “Environmental Preservation and Second-Order Procrastination” by Chrissola Andreou American Philosophical Association Eastern Division Meeting, Washington, DC., Dec. 27-30, 2006

“Ecofeminism, Materiality, and Effacements of Nature” delivered at the National Women’s Studies Association Annual conference, Orlando, FL June 2005

“The Politics of Embodiment: Feminist Theory and the Effacement of Nature” American Philosophical Association Meeting, Pacific Division (International Society for Environmental Ethics group session); March 2004

Panelist and Organizer, “Gender and the Environment: Theory, Politics, and Action” 21st Annual Public Interest Environmental Law Conference, University of Oregon, March 2003

Panel Participant, “The Social Construction of Nature” Public Interest Environmental Law Conference, University of Oregon, March 2003

Paper presentation: "Mimicking the Body Politic: Parodic Representation and Ecofeminist Political Theory,” delivered at conference Ecofeminism and Activism: Re-envisioning the Future Conference, Connecticut State University, Oct. 4-5, 2002

Paper presentation: “Mimicry, Parody, and the Performance of Identity: Toward Political Subjectivity for The More-than-Human World” delivered at 19th annual International Society for Social Philosophy Conference, sponsored by Villanova University, July 18-20, 2002

Panel presenter, “Alternative Knowledges and Environmental Science” Rockefeller Foundation-sponsored Ecological Conversations Colloquium, University of Oregon, May 2002

Paper presentation: “Ecofeminism, Essentialism, and Radical Subjectivity: Race, Identity and the Activism of Discursivity” delivered at Pacific Southwest Women’s Studies Association annual conference, Cal State Pomona, April 20, 2002

Paper Respondent, Philosophical Collaborations, Topic: Philosophy of Law, University of Oregon, April 2002

Minority Recruitment Initiative presenter, event organized and sponsored by Department of Philosophy, University of Oregon, November 2001

Panel organizer and participant: “Theorizing Environmental Studies: Interdisciplinarity and the Academy” at conference Taking Nature Seriously: Citizens, Science, and the Environment University of Orgeon, February 2001

AWARDS AND GRANTS

Research

Recipient Villanova College of Arts and Sciences Dean’s Office Faculty Development Grant for project in “field environmental philosophy and biocultural conservation” (in collaboration with researchers participating in NSF-funded IRES Grant), Omora Institute for Biocultural Conservation, Cape Horn, Chile. Grant awarded fall 2009, travel to field site in Punta Arenas and Puerto Willams, Chile completed spring 2011.

University of Oregon Charles A. Reed Dissertation Fellowship Winner 2005-6

University of Oregon Barker Grant (for dissertation research), Fall 2005

Department of Philosophy Research Grant, University of Oregon, Spring 2004

General University Scholarship, University of Oregon, 2001-2; 2004-5; 2005-6 (competitive each cycle)

Center for the Study of Women in Society Research Grant Award Recipient (University of Oregon), March 2003 through June 2004

Recipient Research Fellowship in Women’s and Gender Studies, University of North Texas, Summer 1998

First Place, Graduate Expository Division, University of North Texas President’s Writing Award Competition, March 1998

Teaching

Nominated for Innovative Teaching Award Villanova University, 2009-10.

Catholic Social Teaching Summer Seminar Fellow. Sponsored by the Villanova University Office of Mission Effectiveness. May, 2007.

Student-nominated “Graduate Teaching Fellow of the Year” finalist, University of Oregon, Spring 2000 (one of 40 campus-wide finalists)

Student-nominated “Professing Women’s Award” recipient, University of North Texas, 1998, 1999

Philosophy Department Nominee for “Outstanding Teaching Fellow,” University of North Texas, February, 1998

Recipient of Richardson Environmental Action League Fellowship ($500), University of North Texas, Fall 1997

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

Chair Diversity Committee (elected), Association for Feminist Ethics and Social Theory (FEAST) Jan 2007- Dec 2010

Editorial Board, Green Theory and Praxis: A Journal of Eco-pedagogy 2009-present

Anonymous reviewer for Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy

Anonymous reviewer for Ethics & the Environment

Requested review for the following professional journals: Philosophy and Technology; Women’s Studies International; Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics, Environmental History, Journal for the Study of Peace and Justice, Environmental Philosophy, Ethics & the Environment, Sociology Quarterly

Reviewer for Earthcare: An Anthology in Environmental Ethics David Clowney and Patricia Motso, eds. (Rowman and Littlefield, 2009). Comments featured as jacket copy in promotional materials.

Invited Chair for APA Main Program Colloquium: “Rethinking Humans, Animals, Nature” Eastern APA Division Meeting 2011, Boston, MA December 30 2010.

Member, Committee to Propose an “APA Committee on Environment and Sustainability” at the Meeting of the American Philosophical Association, Eastern Division, December 29, 2010

Faculty co-sponor and student application reviewer, Earth Day Workshop on Organizing for Climate Change (in conjunction with Catholic Relief Services). Villanova University, April 22 2010.

Member of 'Academics and Student Life' and ‘Villanova Earth Day’ subcommittees of the Villanova University President’s Environmental Sustainability Committee Fall 2009-present.

Core Member and Chair of Speakers Committee, Campus Committee Villanova Commitment to Sustainability, 2007-2009

Villanova University “International SustainAbility Conference” Core Organizer 2008-2009

Villanova University Philosophy Department Job Search Committee Member and APA Interviewer for position in Clinical Ethics. 2010-11

Villanova University Philosophy Department Undergraduate Program Committee; 2006-2007; 2007-2008; 2008-2009’ 2009-2010; 2010-2011

Villanova University Triennial Review Committee, 2008-2009

Villanova University Philosophy Department Graduate Program Committee 2008-2009; 2009-2010

Villanova University Ethics Program Steering Committee 2007-2008; 2008-2009

Villanova University Philosophy Department Hiring Committee 2006-2007

Graduate Student Representative, Environmental Studies Program Environmental Humanities Job Search Committee, University of Oregon, 2002-2003

Graduate Student Representative, Environmental Studies Executive Committee and Environmental Science Job Search Committee, University of Oregon, 1999-2000

Graduate Student Representative, Women’s Studies Executive Committee and Job Search Committee, University of Oregon, 2001-2002

Graduate Student Representative (alternate), Philosophy Department Committee of the Whole, University of Oregon, 2001-2002

Rockefeller Foundation “Ecological Conversations” seminar participant (administered through University of Oregon Center for the Study of Women in Society) 1999-2002. Activities included engaging with visiting fellows regarding their work, planning events, presenting own research for fellows and seminar participants.

Collaborated with graduate students in Environmental Science and Management and local officials to co-write permanent management plan for the preservation and restoration of Parkhill Prairie Tallgrass Preserve in Collin

County, Texas. 1998.

RELEVANT COMMUNITY SERVICE

New Jersey Council for the Humanities (State partner of NEH) “Face-to-Face” Program Facilitating Scholar. Service facilitating several viewings and readings on environmental justice for program inviting general adult audiences led by scholarly experts, at New Jersey area public libraries. Designed the following reading discussions: “Bodies, Pollution, and Place” and “Wilderness, Wildness, and the City”; and facilitated film discussions for “Crude: The Real Price of Oil” and “The Last Ghosts of War.” Spring 2011 through Fall 2011.

Workshop Organizer, “What Is Ecofeminism?” Weavers Way Food Co-operative, Mt. Airy, Philadelphia, PA February 27, 2007

Invited workshop organizer and primary presenter, “Ecofeminism,” Earth First! Round River Rendezvous annual gathering; Gifford Pinchot National Forest, WA; July, 2002

Booth Coordinator, Green Earth Booth, Oregon Country Fair (non-profit 501(c) (3) organization, Veneta, OR, 2004-5

Workshop Organizer and Public Outreach Volunteer, Green Earth Booth, Oregon Country Fair (non-profit 501(c) (3) ) organization), Veneta, OR, 2000 to 2006; 2010

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION MEMBERSHIP

· International Society for Environmental Ethics (ISEE)

· American Philosophical Association (APA)

· Society for Women in Philosophy (SWIP)

· International Association for Environmental Philosophy (IAEP)

· Society for Feminist Ethics and Social Theory (FEAST)

· International Society for the Study of Religion, Nature, Culture (ISSRNC)

· Association for Environmental Science and Studies (AESS)

· Western Political Science Association (WPSA)

REFERENCES

Furnished upon request.