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curriculum vitae

Charles H. Heying, Ph.D.

Associate Professor Nohad A. Toulan School of Urban Studies and Planning

College of Urban and Public Affairs Portland State University Portland, OR 97207-0751

503-725-8416 • heyingc@pdx.edu

EDUCATION Ph.D. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Political Science (1995) M.C.R.P. (Master of Community and Regional Planning) Iowa State University (1988) National Teacher Corps, University of Akron (1967-1968) B. A. Creighton University, History (1967) Dissertation “Civic elites, civic institutions, and the urban growth dynamic” (1995) Advisor: Gordon Whitaker

PUBLICATIONS Books

Heying, Charles. (2010) Brew to Bikes: Portland’s Artisan Economy. Portland, OR: Ooligan Press.

Burbank, M., Andranovich, G. & Heying, C.H., (2001) Olympic dreams: The impact of megaevents on local politics. Boulder, CO: Lynne Reinner.

Book chapters

Heying, C., Marotta S., (in press) “Portland Made: Building Partnerships to Support the Local Artisan/Maker Community” in Jennifer Allen, Jacob Sherman, B.D. Wortham-Galvin eds. Innovative Engagement: University-Community Partnerships for Sustainability, Sheffield, UK: Greenleaf Publishing.

Marotta, S., Heying, C., (in press) “Interrogating Localism: What does “Made in Portland” Really

Mean?” in Susan Luckman & Nicola Thomas eds. Craft Economies: Cultural Economies of the Handmade, Sydney, Australia: Bloomsbury Press.

Marotta, S., Cummings, A., Heying, C., (in press) “Accidents, intentions, movements, and makers:

Artisan economy in Portland, Oregon,” in Stuart Walker, Tom Cassidy, Martyn Evans and Amy Twigger Holroyd, eds., Design Roots, London: Bloomsbury Press.

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Heying , C., (2015) “Portland’s Artisan Economy: Beyond the Myth of Romantic Localism” in Jill Starrett Connie Ozawa, Dennis Ryan, Ethan Seltzer, and Jan Whittington, eds. Planning the Pacific Northwest, Chicago, Washington, D.C.: American Planning Association, Planners Press.

Heying, C.H., (2015) “Café au Play: Creating a Family Centered Social Space in Portland, Oregon” in

Ram Cnaan and Diane Vinokur-Kaplan, eds. Cases in Innovative Nonprofits: Organizations that Make a Difference, Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.

Andranovich, G., Burbank, M., & Heying, C. H. (2014) “Olympic cities: Lessons learned from mega-

event politics” originally published in Journal of Urban Affairs, 23, (2) 113-131 selected for inclusion in Flyvbjerg, Bent, ed., Megaproject Planning and Management: Essential Readings, vols. 1-2, Cheltenham, UK and Northampton, MA: Edward Elgar.

Burbank, M., Andranovich, G. & Heying, C.H (2012) “Mega-events and local politics” in Wolfgang

Maennig and Andrew Zimbalist, eds. Handbook of Economics of Mega Sporting Events. Cheltenham, UK and Northampton, MA: Edward Elgar.

Andranovich, G., Burbank, M., & Heying C.H., (2010) The political economy of the Olympic Games.

In Gerald Mildner and Charles Sanchez, eds. Sports, Economics, and Public Policy

Heying, C.H, Burbank, M., & Andranovich, G. (2006) World class: How the Olympics are used to shape and brand the American metropolis. In Melanie Kay Smith, ed. Tourism Culture and Regeneration, London: CABI International

Heying, C. H., (2001) Civic elites and corporate delocalization: An alternative explanation for

declining civic engagement. In Bob Edwards, Michael Foley, and Mario Diani, eds. Beyond Tocqueville: Civil Society and the Social Capital Debate in Comparative Perspective, Hanover, NH: University Press of New England

Refereed publications

Heying, C., Marotta, S., Cummings, A. “Where is Portland Made? The Complex Relationship Between Social Media and Place in the Artisan Economy of Portland, Oregon” Accepted for inclusion in themed issue, “Place, Creativity and Cultural Production”, M/C - A Journal of Media and Culture, June 2016 publication date.

Andranovich, G., Burbank, M. J. and Heying, C. H. (2011), Olympic Cities: Lessons Learned from

Mega-Event Politics. Journal of Urban Affairs, 23: 113–131. doi: 10.1111/0735-2166.00079 Originally published 2001, selected for inclusion in Virtual Issue - Culture, Creative Class, and Mega-Events: Implications and Applications in Urban Areas.

Burbank, M., Andranovich, G., & Heying, C.H. (2002) Mega-events, urban development, and public

policy, Review of Policy Research 19, (3) 179-202 Andranovich, G., Burbank, M., & Heying, C. H. (2001) Olympic cities: Lessons learned from mega-

event politics, Journal of Urban Affairs, 23, (2) 113-131 (authors contributed equally) Burbank, M., Heying, C.H. & Andranovich, G. (2000) Antigrowth politics or piecemeal resistance?

Citizen opposition to Olympic-related economic growth. Urban Affairs Review, 35, (3) 334-357 (authors contributed equally)

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Heying, C. H. (1999) Autonomy vs. solidarity: Liberal, totalitarian, and communitarian traditions. Administrative Theory and Praxis, 21, (1) 39-50

Welsch, A. & Heying, C. H. (1999) Watershed management and community building: A case study of

Portland's Community Watershed Stewardship Program. Administrative Theory and Praxis, 21, (1) 88-102 (authors contributed equally)

Heying, C. H. (1997) Civic elites and corporate delocalization: An alternative explanation for

declining civic engagement. American Behavioral Scientist, 40, 656-667 Blau, J. R., Heying, C. H., & Feinberg, J. (1996) Second order cultural effects of civil rights in Southern

nonprofit organizations: The Atlanta YMCAs. Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 25, 174-179 Reviewed publications

Heying, C. (2016 )“Portland’s Artisan Economy: Beyond the Myth of Romantic Localism” Reprint of chapter in Starrett, Ozawa, Ryan, Seltzer, and Whittington, eds. Planning the Pacific Northwest in The Hedgehog Review: Critical Reflections on Contemporary Culture, Spring 18 (1) 68-73. Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture: University of Virginia . $500 honorarium

Heying, C., Burbank, M. J. & Andronvich, G. (2005) Taking the measure of the Games: Lessons from

the field. Plan Canada, 45 (2) 20-22 (authors contributed equally)

Reports and monographs

Doussard, M., Heying, C., Schrock, G., & Wolf-Powers, L., (July 2015) “Metropolitan maker networks: The role of policy, organizations, and ‘maker-enabling entrepreneurs’ in building the maker economy.” Progress report for Ewing Marion Kaufman Foundation.

Heying, C., Marotta, S., ( September 2014) “Portland Made Collective - Survey Results” Morgan, D., Heying C., & Nishishiba, M. (2005) Latino Network civic capacity project: The role of the

Latino Network in the Portland Metropolitan Community. A report to the Portland State University Great City/Great University Initiative

Friends of the Reservoirs (2004) Blue Book: A report to the Independent Review Panel concerning cost,

water quality, security and other issues relating to the Open Reservoir Replacement Project Ozawa, C. & Heying C. (2003) Oregon Transportation and Community System (TCSP) pilot program

project evaluation. A report to the Oregon Department of Transportation Heying, C. H. (1996) White paper: Annexation - Incorporation in Clackamas County. (CUS Project

Report 098) Portland, OR: Portland State University, Center for Urban Studies Book reviews, review essays

Heying, C. H. (1999). Community and governance at the millennium. A review of Richard C. Box, “Citizen governance: Leading American communities into the 21st century.” Administrative Theory and Praxis, 21, (3) 384-386.

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Magazine articles, newsletters, editorials

Heying, C. H. (1998). A look at the 'open university' paradigm: Teaching and learning in higher education. Faculty Focus, Spring, Center for Academic Excellence, Portland State University.

Heying, C. H. (11-3-03) City commissioners stir discontent, not change. Editorial Oregonian at Oregonlive.com

Working papers

Heying, C. H. (1995). Civic elites, civic institutions, and the structure of urban leadership. (PONPO Working Paper No. 216). New Haven: Yale University, Program on Non-Profit Organizations

Heying, C. H. (1995). YMCA in Atlanta: Environment and adaptation. (PONPO Working Paper No.

217). New Haven: Yale University, Program on Non-Profit Organizations Blau, J. R., Heying, C. H., & Feinberg J. (1994). Finessing segregation, integration, and independence:

The Atlanta YMCAs 1858-1993. (PONPO Working Paper No. 207). New Haven: Yale University, Program on Non-Profit Organizations

GRANTS

Heying, C. (2014) Institutional Career Support Grant ($3852) .

Heying, C. (2014) “Examining the Relevance of an Artisan Economy and Engaging the Problematic Discourse of Localism in the Search for Sustainable Urban Development” Institute for Sustainable Solutions Research Stimulus Award ($6,396)

Doussard, M., Heying, C., Schrock, G., & Wolf-Powers, L. (2014) “Maker-enabling Entrepreneurs in Metropolitan Manufacturing Economies.” Ewing Marion Kaufman Foundation – ($70,858)

Heying C. H. (2014) Sustainable Neighborhood Initiatives Symposium grant ($1000).

Heying, C. H., Ryder, M & Eller, S. (2008) Brew to Bikes: Stumptown’s Artisan Economy, PSU Faculty Enhancement Grant ($9,000).

Heying, C. H. ( 2005) Local Distinctiveness of Homegrown Firms, PSU Peer Review and Institutional Career Support Grant ($3500)

Messer, B., McBride, L. & Hammer, J. (2003) Community Food Systems, Center for Academic Excellence Grant. Heying, C. H., participating member and recipient of mini-grant ($500).

Ozawa, C., principal investigator, Heying, C. H. co-investigator, (2002). Collaborative Problem Solving for Transportation and Community Development: Evaluation Component. Funded by the Oregon Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration TCSP Grant: Collaborative Problem-Solving Processes ($75,000).

Morgan, D., principal investigator, Heying, C.H., Nishishiba, M., Shinn, C., Combe, E., Gallegos, J., co-investigators, (2002). Civic Capacity Assessment Project: The Role of the Latino Network in Portland Metropolitan Community. Funded by Portland State University's Building the Future Program, part of its Great City/Great University initiative ($100,000).

Heying, C. H. (2000) Civic Organizations, The Sustainability Concept and the Political Economy of Nonprofits. Portland State University Faculty Development Grant ($3,700).

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Heying, C. H. (2000). PSU Center for Academic Excellence Minigrant to enhance reflection and assessment components of USP 410/510 - Green Economics ($500).

Morgan, D. and Williams, D., co-principal investigators, Heying, C. H., participating member of Environment Agora, (2000-2003). US Department of Education FIPSE. Civic Capacity Initiative: Integrating Liberal Arts and Professional/Career Education ($318,197).

Heying, C. H. (1998). Grant to participate in the Technology/Pedagogy Institute, a year-long program to assist faculty in developing on-line courses using WebCT and other formats. Institute sponsored by the Center for Academic Excellence ($1000).

Kinnick, M., principal investigator., Heying, C. H, participating member, (1997-98). Learning Communities Research Group - Planning grant, Portland State University, Office of Graduate Studies and Research ($10,000).

Heying, C. H. (1997). PSU Center for Academic Excellence Minigrant to enhance reflection and assessment components of USP 302 - Community Development Methods ($500).

Heying, C. H. (1997). PSU Center for Academic Excellence Minigrant to help develop a new course USP 510 - Power and Policy: Public Works in the Columbia River Basin ($500).

Morgan, D., principal investigator, Adler, S., Clucas, R., Dowd, R., Feeney, S., Heying, C. H., Howe, D., Johnson, S., Kass, H. D., Ozawa, C., Rose, M., Seltzer, E., & Shinn, C., co-investigators, (1997). Civic Capacity Research Group - Planning Grant, Portland State University, Office of Graduate Studies and Research ($10,000).

Heying, C. H. (1997). Watershed management and community building: A case study of the effectiveness of Portland’s Community Watershed Stewardship Program - Phase I. Faculty Development Grant, Portland State University ($3,500).

Heying, C. H. (1996). Mega-Events and the growth machine: A comparative study of elite organization and neighborhood resistance to the Olympics in three cities. Faculty Development Grant, Portland State University ($775).

Heying, C. H. (1996). Clackamas County Urban Services Project - Phase II. Clackamas County, OR ($12,000).

Heying, C. H. (1994). Civic elites, civic institutions, and the urban growth dynamic. Nonprofit Sector Research Fund of The Aspen Institute - Dissertation Grant ($14,000).

HONORS

Brew to Bikes: Portland’s Artisan Economy has been downloaded 8,878 times since it was first made available on PDXScholar, July 11, 2013. It is the most downloaded text from PDXScholar based on total number of full-text downloads and the second most popular text based on the average number of downloads per day since it was posted. The book continues to average about 125-150 downloads per month with December 2015 right at the 150 mark. It has been downloaded by varied institutions and locations in 78 countries. While about a third of all downloads are in the US, there 486 from China, 281 from Germany 75 from Thailand. In terms of organizations, downloads are surprisingly distributed among educational, military, library, institutional and commercial establishments including in the later, 16 downloads from Apple and 3 from Rockwell Aerospace. The book is listed as one of the most popular texts in the Social and Behavioral Sciences section of the Teaching Commons accessible at PDXScholar. Brew to Bikes: Portland’s Artisan Economy was selected for inclusion in the time capsule buried at Pioneer Court House Square April 6, 2015.

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Brew to Bikes: Portland's Artisan Economy received a Silver Award, Best Use of Environmental Materials and Processes in the 2011 PubWest Book Design “Olympic cities: Lessons learned from mega-event politics” was selected as the Best Paper for the 2000 Annual Meeting of the Urban Affairs Association held in Los Angeles. Portland State University Center for Academic Excellence 2007 Civic Engagement awards Sy Adler, Charles Heying and Richard White were recognized for Excellence in Departmental Civic Engagement Friends of the Reservoirs received the Mayor’s Spirit of Portland Award, one of two awarded in the volunteer group category (2004). I was a founding member and core activist of the Friends. Chaired Steve Johnson’s dissertation that won the Best Dissertation award for 2003 from the Urban Politics section of the American Political Science Association Donation ($100) made in my name to Senior Adult Learning Center by Bob Weil in recognition of exceptional work with senior auditors (2002) The City of Estacada received the Best Community Partner Award from Portland State University Center for Academic Excellence. The student projects that won the City this award were initiated in my Community Development Methods course (2002). ARNOVA Dissertation Award - Honorable Mention (1996) Award presented at the annual conference of the Association for Research on Nonprofit Org. and Voluntary Action. American Institute of Planners Outstanding Graduate Student Award (1987) Iowa State University

OTHER RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Research associate

Changing Dimensions of Trusteeship - Six Cities Study. Project on Nonprofit Organizations (PONPO), Yale University. UNC project director: Professor Judith R. Blau. Responsible for assembling archival data on nonprofit organizations in Atlanta. Coordinated research and coding of four graduate student assistants. (1992-1993)

Research Assistant

Comparative election study, Professor George Rabinowitz. SAS programming and review of statistical results of his research. (1989)

State disaster planning implementation grant, Professor Ray Burby. Literature review, grant writing. (1988)

Economic indicators for mid-sized cities, Professor Michael Luger. Created a computer spreadsheet using development indicators. (1987-88)

Rural Revitalization in the Southern Iowa Development District, Prof. Jerry Knox. Created a spreadsheet based, comprehensive retail trade analysis of the region. (1986)

Research Assistant: Remote sensing grant application, Professor Duane Shinn. Assisted in organizing an interdepartmental workgroup and preparing grant applications. (1986)

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Internships Iowa House of Representatives legislative intern. Assisted State Representative Elaine Baxter in

researching models of state economic development planning. (1986)

City of Ankeny, Iowa, planning intern. Site review and zoning. Secured a state economic development incentive grant for a local high technology company. (1986)

PRESENTATIONS AND INVITED TALKS Conferences

Schrock, G., Marotta, S., Heying, C., Urban Maker-Entrepreneurial Ecosystems: The Case of Portland,

Oregon, Greg Schrock, Stephen Marotta, Charles Heying. Urban Affairs Association Annual Conference. Paper accepted for presentation March 16-19, 2016 San Diego, CA

Heying, C. (2015) Portland’s Artisan Economy: Challenging the Lifestyle Myth, Thriving Cities Conference, Portland Oregon, Pacific Northwest College of Art, Portland.

Heying, C. (2015) Portland's Artisan Economy: Beyond the Myth of Romantic Localism, Economics of Happiness International Conference, Portland, OR.

Heying, C, Burbank M, Andranovich G, (2013) Learning from Lessons Learned, panel session on the Olympic Games at the American Association of Geographers Annual Conference

Andranovich G, Burbank M., and Heying, C (2008) Citizenship, community, globalization: Cities and the Olympic Games. Western Political Science Association Annual Meeting.

Heying, C., Ryder, M., and Eller, S., (2007) Fashion, Brew, and Biofuel: Stumptown’s Artisan Economy Academic Summit at the 2007 Cluster Conference

Andranovich G, Burbank M., and Heying, C. (2006) Urban fortunes and global cities: Searching for world class. Urban Affairs Association

Heying C. (2006) The homegrown designer clothing industry in Portland, Oregon: Contradictions of local distinctiveness. Pacific Sociological Association

Heying C. & Wiegand, L. (2005) Urban Renewal 1960 and 2000: A Comparison of Embedded Theories and Human Use of Two Public Spaces in Portland, Oregon. Social Science History Association

Heying C. & Wiegand, L. (2005) Eras of urban renewal: Changing concepts of public space. Urban Affairs Association

Burbank, M., Andranovich, G., & Heying, C.H. (2005) Chasing the dream: Image-building and the Olympics in Salt Lake City. Urban Affairs Association

Heying C. & Wiegand, L. (2005) Urban Renewal 1960 and 2000: A Comparison of Embedded Theories and Human Use of Two Public Spaces in Portland, Oregon. Pacific Sociological Association

Westerman, J. & Heying C. H. (2001) Power, discourse, and materiality: Assessing the hybrid character of sytemic power in Atlanta's development of Centennial Olympic Park and Centennial Place. Urban Affairs Association.

Andanovich, G., Burbank, M., & Heying, C.H. (2000) Mega-events and local development policy. Urban Affairs Association.

Burbank, M., Andanovich, G., & Heying, C.H. (2000) Building the Olympic City: Lessons learned from mega-event politics. Western Political Science Association.

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Heying, C. H. (1999) Creating the community classroom: Teaching and learning in the unbounded university. Conference on Teaching Public Administration.

Heying, C. H. (1998) Plagiarism and the web: Intellectual property in an information age. Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action.

Welsch, A., & Heying, C. H. (1998) Watershed management and community building: A case study of Portland's Community Watershed Stewardship Program. American Collegiate Schools of Planning.

Heying, C. H. (1998) Theories and practices of social capital: Building a research program. American Society of Public Administrators.

Burbank, M., Andanovich, G., & Heying, C.H. (1998) Antigrowth politics or piecemeal resistance? Opposition to Olympic-related economic growth in three cities. Western Political Science Association.

Heying, C. H. (1997) Creating the community classroom: Simple approaches - available technology. Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action.

Heying, C. H. (1997) Creating the community classroom: Simple approaches - available technology. Poster session, Portland State University Technology Fair

Heying, C.H., Burbank, M., & Andranovich, G. (1997) Mega-Events and the growth machine: A comparative study of elite organization and neighborhood resistance in three Olympic cities. Urban Affairs Association.

Heying, C. H. (1995) Board linkages and civic networks. Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action.

Heying C. H. (1994) Civic elites, civic institutions and the structure of urban leadership. Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action.

Heying, C. H. (1994) Civic elites, civic institutions and the urban growth dynamic. Midwest Political Science Association.

Blau, J. R., & Heying, C. H. (1993) Organizational change revisited: The Atlanta YMCAs. Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action.

Heying, C.H. (1988) Community networking and rural revitalization. American Planning Association.

Invited community presentations . I was invited to Durango, Colorado to present at various venues over three day period from April 8-

10, 2015. I received a $1000 speaking fee plus travel and lodging. • Green Business Roundtable, Strater Hotel, attendance 60-80. • General community, Durango Arts Center, attendance 120-150. • Student and faculty brown bag, Environmental Center, Fort Lewis College, attendance 6. • City planning and community development staff, Carnegie Building, attendance 8. • Local First, City Rec Center, attendance 30. • Durango Business Improvement District, First National Bank, attendance 45.

Portland's Artisan Economy: Beyond the Myth of Romantic Localism, (10/12/2015).Applied Systems Thinking Seminar in the Collaborative Design MFA program, Pacific Northwest College of Art, Howard Silverman, instructor.

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Culture, Place and the Economy (6/23/2015) Seminar - Mobilizing Local Culture: Portland, University of Oregon School of Architectural and Allied Arts, Bill Flood, instructor.

Brew to Bikes: Portland’s Artisan Economy (6/5/2015) Multnomah Athletic Club $100 honorarium.

Portland's Artisan Economy: Beyond the Myth of Romantic Localism (3/11/2015) CityWise: Breakfast with the Toulan School.

Brew to Bikes: Portland’s Artisan Economy (September, 2013) President’s Fall Umbrella Tours, PSU

Brew to Bikes: Portland’s Artisan Economy (May, 2013) Emerging Local Government Leaders Network

Brew to Bikes: Portland’s Artisan Economy (Jan 2013) City Club of Eugene

Sharing Communities & Alternative Economies., PICA Symposium, Bodies, Identities, & Alternative Economies, Roya Amirsoleymani , Portland (6/2012)

Portland’s Grassroots Arts Organizations, Open Engagement Conference, Portland State University Travis Neal (5/2012)

Brew to Bikes: Portland’s Artisan Economy, Retired Associates of Portland State University (4/2011)

Brew to Bikes: Portland’s Artisan Economy, PSU Weekend (10/2011)

Brew to Bikes: Portland’s Artisan Economy, City Club Book Club (1/2011)

Brew to Bikes: Portland’s Artisan Economy. Portland Pearl District Rotary (2/2011)

Brew to Bikes: Portland’s Artisan Economy, First Wednesday Readings, Blackbird Wine Shop (1/2011)

Brew to Bikes: Portland’s Artisan Economy. TSUSP CityWise Breakfast series (1/2011)

Brew to Bikes: Portland’s Artisan Economy, Reading Oregon Historical Society. Oregon Authors , (11/2010)

Brew to Bikes: Portland’s Artisan Economy, presentation Wordstock (10/2010)

Public participation and activist intervention. Japanese Municipal Mid-career Officials Training Program, Portland, Oregon, Masami Nishishiba coordinator (8/2004)

Unions, social justice and you. St. Andrews Church, Portland, Oregon (6/2004)

Green building practices. SEUL Development Summit, Portland, Oregon (3/2004)

Open or closed? Examining the role of public involvement in the Open Reservoir Replacement Project. Masters of Urban and Regional Planning Alumni Association, Portland, Oregon (2/2004)

Strong democracy. Portland Neighborhood Summit, Portland, Oregon (11/2003)

Is Putnam looking at the right kinds of social capital? The case of the City of Portland. Budd Kass Symposium on Public Trust, Portland, Oregon (5/2002)

Evolution of the Policy Arena. Federal Executive Board Association Seminar, Portland, Oregon, Henry Kass coordinator (2/2002)

Civic engagement in watershed stewardship. Sustainability Workshop on Household Behavior and Attitudes sponsored by the Sustainable Portland Commission and the Portland - Multnomah Progress Board, Portland, Oregon (1/1999)

Plagiarism and the web: Intellectual property in an information age. College of Urban and Public Affairs noon seminar, Portland State University (1/1999)

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Dinner with Andre - Some thoughts on trust and citizenship. Intergovernmental Staff Development Program, Portland, Oregon Budd Kass coordinator (3/1998)

Creating the community classroom: Simple approaches - available technology. Focus on Faculty Mini-workshop, Portland State University (1/1998)

Civic elites and corporate delocalization: An alternative explanation for declining civic engagement. College of Urban and Public Affairs noon seminar series, Portland State University, Howard Wineberg coordinator (5/1997)

Political economy of nonprofit organizations. Explore your world: dynamics of landscape change. Intensive semester - U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service, Portland, Oregon, Craig Shinn coordinator (4/1997)

Institutional transformations. Housing Authority of Portland, Portland, Oregon, Budd Kass coordinator (1/1997)

Invited classroom lectures

Café au Play as a Third Space, Steve Johnson, Healthy People Health Places (2011, 12, 13, 14, 15).

Information networks and career paths. Tracy Braden, Pathways to Success (2015).

Brew to Bikes: Portland’s Artisan Economy. Sy Adler, Portland FRINQ (2011-12).

Brew to Bikes: Portland’s Artisan Economy. Chet Orloff, Portland FRINQ (2011-12)

Characteristics of an Artisan Economy. Greg Schrock, Economic Applications in Urban Studies (Spring 2012)

Civic activism: Lessons from Friends of the Reservoirs. Concepts of Community Development class, PSU, Barry Messer instructor (11/2004)

Lessons from the Atlanta Olympics. Sports and Public Policy seminar, PSU, Gerry Mildner instructor (2/2002)

Human subjects review. Research Design seminar, PSU, Barry Edmonston instructor (11/2001)

Current issues in civic engagement. Civic Capacity seminar, PSU, Doug Morgan instructor (5/2000).

Facilitated discussion of policy judgement and improvisational inquiry. Ph.D. Discourse Analysis Discussion Group, PSU (4/1999)

Studying elite networks in Atlanta, Georgia. Urban Social Networks seminar, PSU, Nancy Chapman instructor (2/1999)

Joining the conversation in a community of scholars. Research Seminar, PSU, Carl Abbott, Nancy Chapman, Tony Rufolo instructors (1/1999)

Civil society and corporate de-localization. University studies class, PSU, Robert Liebman instructor (4/1997)

Political economy of nonprofit organizations. History and foundation of the nonprofit sector seminar, PSU, Suzanne Feeney instructor (1/1997)

CONFERENCES ORGANIZED

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Co-organizer of University Shared Governance (November 15, 2002) A conference co-sponsored by the PSU Faculty Senate and the PSU-AAUP. Keynote address, Jane Buck, AAUP national president.

TEACHING, ADVISING AND MENTORING Portland State University courses taught COURSE NAME USP 299 The City in Film USP 4/580 Political Economy of Nonproft Organizations USP 511 Urban Social Structures USP 5/660 Policy Analysis USP 302 Community Development Methods USP 4/510 Power and Policy USP 4/510 Tourism in the City USP 4/510 Making it Local: Strategies for an Economy of Place USP 4/590 Green Economics and Sustainable Development USP 612 Community Development Seminar USP 617 Sociology and Politics of Urban Life USP 664 Organization Theory and Behavior USP 5/686 Urban Social Networks USP 689 Sociology and Politics of Urban Life: Advanced Readings Graduate and undergraduate teaching responsibilities

Required teaching load Two courses per term, six per academic year

Average course mix per academic year 1995-2012 One 300 level (undergraduate) Two 4/500 level (upper level undergraduate and graduate) Three 5/600 level (graduate only)

Urban Studies and Planning independent study courses

Renee Bogin Curtis: (2012-fall) Political Consumerism Jacklyn Cohen (2012-spring) Community Empowerment Melissa Cannon (2012 spring) Ph.d field exam preparation Chris Steele: (2012-fall) Actor Network Theory Marianne Ryder (2008-winter) Ph.d field exam preparation Stephanie Somanchi (2007 spring, 2008 fall) Ph.d field exam preparation Renee Bogin (2007-spring) Themes in community development Renee Bogin (2007-winter) MUS field exam preparation Bobby Cochran (2005-fall) Network governance Ron Pate (2005-spring) City in Film Angela Rysdam (2005-winter) Green church Paul Leistner (2005-winter) Civic engagement James Gill (2004-fall) Tourism and the environment Jennifer Poat (2004-spring) City in Film Heather Guevara (2004-spring) City in Film Katrina Norvell (2004-winter) Civic engagement theory - II Somantha Soma (2004-winter) Community development – field area review

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Katrina Norvell (2003-fall) Civic engagement theory Cathy Law (2003, spring) At risk youth Cathy Law (2002, spring) Creation of public policy during the 2001 legislative session Elizabeth Caplan (2002, spring) Community development - field area review Larry Galizio (2002, winter) Community development – field area review Elizabeth Caplan (2001, fall) Philosophy of compassion John Provo (2001, fall) Social networks and workforce development Elizabeth Caplan (2001, summer) Altruism and the polis Julie Heine (2001, summer) Intersectoral course development Cathy Law (2001, spring) Public policy: Oregon Childrens Plan Katrina Norvell (2001, winter) Theories of social capital Janet Hammer (2001, winter) Classic readings in sociological theory Michael Lupro (2001, winter) The city and tourism Abeer Etefa (2000, winter) Internet communications Steve Johnson (2000, winter) Civic elites in Portland Elizabeth Caplan (1999, spring) Youth activism Shanna Eller (1999, spring) Civic Capacity Elizabeth Caplan (1999, winter) Social Movements Maria Pfeifer (1999, winter) Social Network Analysis Kathleen Omans (1998, spring) Information technology’s impact on organizations Tim Shindler (1998, spring). Policy analysis - field area review. Liangrong Wu (1998, winter). Policy analysis - field area review. Tim Shindler (1997, summer). Power and policy: course readings and design. Roger Arango (1997, spring). Theories of nonprofit organizations - field area review. Terri Silvis (1997, spring). Policy process, analysis, and evaluation - field area review. Roger Arango (1996, winter). Economic issues of nonprofit organizations. Alex Welsch (1996, fall). Sustainable development: Workplace and labor policy. Janice Adams (1996, fall). Oregon schools and school boards: Operations and policy.

Urban Studies and Planning Ph.D. and MUS field area exam chair

Renee Bogin Curtis (2013, spring, pass) Political Consumerism, second field, USP Jacklyn Cohon (2012, winter, pass) Community development, first field USP Mellisa Cannon (2012, spring, pass) Community development, first field, USP Stephanie Somanchi (2008, winter, pass) Community development, first field, USP Cathy Law (2003, fall, pass) Public administration, PAP J. R. Estes (2003, fall, pass) Policy analysis, first field, USP Doreen Rozee (2000, spring, pass) Community development, first field, USP Tim Shindler (1998, spring, pass). Policy analysis, first field, USP Terri Silvis (1997, summer, pass). Policy analysis, first field, USP Roger Arango (1997, sum., pass). Nonprofit management, first field, PAP Scott Parker (1997, spring, pass). Policy formation, first field, PAP

Urban Studies and Planning Ph.D. and MUS field area exam reader

Steven Marotta (2016) Community development, first field, USP Paul Leisstner (2012, spring, pass) Community development, first field, USP Donna Sinclair (2011, spring, pass) Community development, first field, USP Tia Henderson (2007, spring, pass) Community development, first field, USP Elizabeth Caplan (2004, spring, pass) Community development, first field, USP Somantha Soma (2004, spring, pass) Community development, first field, USP Katrina Norvell (2004, spring, pass) Civic capacity, first field, PAP

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Larry Galizio (2002, spring, pass) Community development, first field, USP John Westerman (2002, winter, pass) Community development, first field, USP Janet Hammer (2002, winter, pass) Community development, first field, USP Benjie Pittman (2001, spring, pass) Community development, first field, USP Steve Johnson (2000, winter, pass) Social capital, second field, USP Jinku Chung (1999, spring, pass). New urbanism, second field, USP Kay Woodford (1998, fall, pass). Policy analysis, second field, USP Liangrong Wu (1998, spring, pass). Policy analysis, first field, PAP Alex Welsch (1997, winter, pass) Policy analysis, second field, USP Jerry Weitz (1997, spring, pass). Policy analysis, second field, USP Jim Floyd (1996, fall, pass). Decision making and policy behavior, first field, USP

Public Administration and Policy (PAP) Ph.D. core exam reader

In addition to my primary responsibilities to Urban Studies and Planning graduate students, from 1995-2003, I was also a member of the PAP Ph.D. executive committee. In this role I was responsible for reading and grading on average six core exams per year.

Ph.D. dissertation chair (USP, PAP)

Cathy Law, (PAP – May 2008 dissertation approved) George Lakoff’s model of political world view: A test of Oregon state legislators

Isbel Ingham, (USP – failed to defend proposal) The nature of academic spaces and their impact on marginalized students

J. R. Estes, (USP – May, 2005 dissertation approved) Public opinion, the media, and environmental policy: Agenda-setting, framing, and the status quo

Shanna Eller, (USP – June 2008 dissertation approved) Benchmarking community investments in green building and green buying programs in five US cities

Steve Johnson, (USP - July 2002, dissertation approved). The transformation of American civic life: A political history of civic life in Portland, Oregon, 1960-2000.

Roger Arango, (USP, October 1998, proposal approved). Participation on symphony boards of directors.

Ph.D. dissertation committee member (USP, PAP)

Donna Sinclair (USP – Spring 2015, dissertation approved) Transforming the Forest Ranger: Workforce Diversity in the U.S.D.A. Forest Service, Region 6.

Melissa Cannon (USP – Spring 2014, dissertation approved) Challenges and Strategies for Senior Centers: Serving a Growing and Increasingly Diverse Population in the Portland Metropolitan Area

Renee Curtis Bogin (USP – Spring 2014, proposal approved) B Corporations and Political Consumerism (tentative title)

Paul Leistner (USP- Fall 2013, dissertation approved) The Dynamics of Creating Strong Democracy in Portland, Oregon 1974-2013.

Julie Boyles (PAP – Spring 2013, dissertation approved) Womens’ Actions and Reactions to Male Migration: A Case Study of Women in San Juan Guelavia, Ozxaca, Mexico.

Stephan Brown (USP-Spring 2011, dissertation approved) Navigating the Edges: An Examination of the Relationship between Boundary Spanning, Social Learning, and Partnership Capacity in Water Resource Management.

John Westerman (USP – Winter 2011, dissertation approved) Wherefore by Their Fruist Ye Shall Know Them: An Actor-Network Theory Analysis of Mercy Corp’s Peaceful Community Initiative in Central Asia

Katrina Norvell (PAP – Spring 2010, dissertation approved) Examining Community-Engaged Scholarship in Public Administration

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Tia Henderson (USP – Winter 2010, dissertation approved) The Foudation to Collaborate: Understanding the Role of Participant Interests.

Larry Galizio (USP – Spring 2009, dissertation approved) Oregon’s initiative process: Campaign professionalization and its implication for democratic political participation

Bobby Cochran (USP – May 2008 dissertation approved) The who and how of decision-making in environmental markets: Four cases of water quality trading.

Somantha Soma (USP – May 2008 dissertation approved) Giving people what they want: An examination of the interactions active users value within an online community.

Leanne Serbulo (USP – May 2008 dissertation approved) Justice, action and the grassroots: Urban movements and the Just City in the Pacific Northwest.

Janet Hammer (USP – May 2007 dissertation approved) Multi-stakeholder collaborative learning and action process for social change and sustainability: The case of a regional food system effort in the Pacific Northwest.

Elizabeth Caplan (USP – Fall 2006 proposal approved, inactive) Stories of inclusion from the inside out: A discourse on inclusion with American high school students in special education.

James Floyd (USP, Aug 2005, dissertation approved). Chaotic democracy and the framing of public disputes

John Provo (USP – February, 2005 dissertation approved) Placing equity on the regional agenda in Portland, Oregon

Susan Daluddung (USP – December, 2004 dissertation approved). Community benchmarks: Planning and managing for results.

Benjie Pittman (USP – November, 2004 dissertation approved) Offender and community reintegration: A descriptive study of cultural competence within community correctional reentry programs

Kent Robinson (USP - June 2004, dissertation approved). The contribution of social trust and reliance to inter-institutional relationships structured by administrative process

Terrie Bechdel (PAP – May, 2004 committee selected, inactive) Susan Lee (USP – April, 2003 committee selected, inactive) Regional cooperation in transportation

policy and system development in the Portland, Oregon metropolitan area Tim Schindler (USP – June, 2002 dissertation approved). City of Portland service efforts and

accomplishment report: Does it provide citizens with the information they want? Terri Silvis (USP – March, 2001 dissertation approved). An examination of the federal low income

housing tax credit policy Mark Herwick (USP – February, 2001 dissertation approved). Shaping public access technology: Social

and political dynamics and the development of computer mediated community information and communication infrastructure in Seattle, 1992-1997

Jinku Chung (USP – January, 2001 dissertation approved) Spatial variations of rail-transit support: Lessons from the ballot boxes of the Portland, San Jose, and Seattle regions

Khalaf A. al Hadded (USP – July, 2000 dissertation approved). The performance of governmental and nongovernmental organizations and their role in the implementation and management of family planning programs: A case study of Jordan.

Alex Welsch (USP – May, 2000 proposal approved). A case study of the insitutionalization of sustainable production: City of Portland and the State of Oregon.

David Todd (Systems Science, December 1997, dissertation approved). The pursuit of information-based competitive advantage: An exploration of the use of information systems and technology as a strategic asset.

Larry Scruggs (USP, July 1996, dissertation approved). Unrelated business enterprise and unfair business competition: Issues facing nonprofit organizations.

Master of Urban Studies thesis or field paper advisor

Kim Holmes (approved 2007) Thesis: Rethinking the financing of solid waste recovery systems Angela Rysdam (failed to complete) Thesis: Greening churches

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Rachel Harvey (approved 2007) Thesis: Implications of local social entrepreneurs and their effects of social change.

Jason Blumkoltz (failed to complete) Thesis: Organizational Analysis of Nike Sustainable Business Practices

Christine Kirk (approved 2003) Field paper: Values mapping across sustainable development and community policing

Doreen Roozee (approved 2000) Field paper: Rapid assessment model: Using indicators to understand community well-being.

John Hairston (approved 1997) Field paper: The contribution of cultural and spiritual values to the development of the Grande Ronde tribal policies for economic development and environmental protection

Master of Urban Studies thesis committee member

Heather Naut (2014 committee formed) Stewart John Van Cleve (2013 thesis approved) Beyond the Yellow Brick Road: Queer Localization in

the Age of Anita Bryant Maria Pfeifer (2005 thesis approved) A qualitative study of support group participation among

women diagnosed with Systemic Lupus Erythematosis (SLE) Karen J. Stone. Graduate Office Representative (AJ approved 2000). Restorative justice

Master of Urban and Regional Planning field area paper reader

James Gill (2006, approved) Is sustainable development possible? The paradox of sustainability and growth.

Lisa Libby (2007, approved) North Albina Triangle Project Brian Vanneman (in progress) Measure 37 land use impacts Clark Henry (in progress) Brownfield redevelopment in Portland Katherine Krajnak (2007, approved) The relationship between collective art spaces and gentrification

in Portland Katie Shriver (2006, approved) The role of private philanthropy in creating social change: Supporting

environmental, economic, and social sustainability. David Stocker (November 2003, approved) Professional networks in the planning field Lauren Maloney (June 2003, approved) Regional food systems: A case study of Burgerville Donna Gouse (June 2002, approved) Community opposition to the siting of social services: Case

studies and collaborative strategies in Portland, Oregon Elizabeth Alford (September 2001, approved) Organic waste diversion Ian Simpson (June 2001, approved) The Clark Fork settlement agreement: An example of civic

environmentalism's collaborative process at work Martha Beebe (June 2001, approved) Complete communities project of Clackamas County: A

transformative process Alison J. Mielke(in progress) Annexation: Dealing with Vancouver’s suburban growth Janet Bauer (June 1998, approved) Community barter and social capital Camron Parker (1998, approved) There goes the neighborhood: Civic capacity in neighborhood

associations Daniel Seltzer (1997, approved) The more the merrier: A study of bicycle ridership in San Francisco,

California Graduate assistants supervised (USP)

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Stephen Marotta (2014 spring to present) Austin Cummings (2015-16) Marianne Ryder (2005- winter, spring, 2006- winter, 2007 winter, spring, 2008 spring, summer, fall) Quinn Fayey (2003- fall, 2004- winter, spring) Joshua Birks (2002- fall, 2003- winter, spring) Michael Lupro (2001 -sping, fall, 2002 - winter) John Westerman (1999 - fall, 2000 - winter, spring, fall, 2001- winter, spring, fall, 2002 -winter) Benjie Pittman (1998 - fall, 1999 - winter, spring, fall, 2000 - winter, spring) Steve Johnson (1998 - fall, 1999 - winter, spring, 2002 - spring ) Elizabeth Caston (1998 - fall, 1999 - winter, spring) Kathey Sutter (1998 - fall, 1999 - winter, spring) Peishan Sheih (1998 - spring) Alex Welsch (1997 - fall, 1998 - winter, spring) Leland Coxe (1995 - fall; 1996 - winter, spring, fall; 1997 - winter, spring) Stephen Neil (1996 - spring, summer)

Undergraduate assistants supervised (USP)

McNair Scholar advisor for Melissa Cannon (2008 - summer) Individual advising (USP)

Each year I am assigned between 2-3 graduate and 7-9 undergraduate advisees. Teaching at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1991-1995

Instructor Urban Politics (fall 1991) Introduction to Government in the United States (fall 1989, spring 1990, fall 1990) Introduction to Public Administration (summer 1990) Teaching Assistant Introduction to Government in the United States (spring 1989, spring 1991) Senior Technical Trainer Office of Information Technology (1991- 1995)

CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT Courses developed for existing catalogue numbers

Community Development Methods Community Development Seminar Organization Theory and Behavior Policy Process Urban Social Networks Urban Social Structures

New courses developed that were approved for inclusion in the catalogue

Advanced Sociology and Politics of Urban Life Green Economics and Sustainable Development Political Economy of Nonprofit Organizations Sociology and Politics of Urban Life The City in Film

New experimental courses developed

Making it Local: Strategies for an Economy of Place (taught twice)

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Power and Policy: Public Works in the Columbia River Basin (co-taught once) Tourism and the City (co-taught once, taught twice by graduate students under my advisement)

Courses taught that are part of core curriculum

Sociology and Politics of Urban Life, USP Ph.D. core, new catalogue Urban Social Structures - USP Ph.D. core, old catalogue. Organization Theory and Behavior - PAP Ph.D. core Policy Process - PAP Ph.D. core Community Development Methods - Community Development major core

Public Administration and Policy Ph.D. From 1995-2003, I was a member of the PAP Ph.D executive

committee. During the 1997-98 academic year, I was an active participant in a comprehensive, year-long strategic planning process to revise the doctoral curriculum. The curriculum and materials we developed remained in place until 2003 when the curriculum was again revised.

Community development major: I was part of a core team of faculty who have guided and revised this

major since its inception in 1996. I developed the first methods course and have continued to teach it until 2013 when the new curriculum was instituted. The number of majors increased from 25 to 65 annually during the years the curriculum was in effect.

Sustainable development minor: In 1999, I created the first course on campus to address the issue of

sustainable development. Green Economics and Sustainable Development was very popular from its inception and has continued to attract 25-30 upper level undergraduates, post bacs, and graduate students from our program and others on campus. Since that time, the university has adopted sustainable development as one of it core initiatives, and recently, an interdisciplinary minor was approved with my course as one of the core requirements.

SERVICE FOR THE UNIVERSITY, COLLEGE AND SCHOOLS

Portland State University

Work/Life Balance Committee (2016) Family Friendly Task Force (2015) Truman Scholarship Committee (2014) University Search Committee for Director of Web Communications (Fall 2001) Faculty Senate steering committee (2000-2001) Faculty Senate (1999-2002) Study circle facilitator, CAE “Practices of Civic Responsibility in Higher Ed.”(1999-2000) Planning committee for Campus Conversations of the Carnegie Teaching Academy (1999) Advisory Board Member, PSU Sustainable Portland Project (1999 to 2003) Higher Education Lobby Day (March, 1999). American Association of Univ. Professors panelist for “Meet the Candidates” forum (1996)

PSU College of Urban and Public Affairs

College curriculum committee (2006-07-08) Technical advisory committee (1999-2000) Ph.D admissions committee (1998-99, 1999-2000) Laurels Award committee (1999) Urban Affairs building architectural design development meetings (1996)

PSU School of Urban Studies and Planning

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Ph.D. Coordinator, Graduate Executive Committee (2016) Master of Urban and Regional Planning admissions committee (2004, 5, 6, 7, 2013,14,15,16) Chapman Scholarship Committee (2012, 13, 14) Faculty Search Committee (2012) Phd, MUS Executive Committee (2012) Undergraduate executive committee (2007-08) (2010-11) Peer review evaluation committees (2001, 2005) Urban Studies executive committee (2003-04) Undergraduate executive committee (2000-01, 2003-04) Policy analysis field committees - Ph.d., MUS, MURP (1995-2006) Community development field committees - Ph.d., MUS, MURP, CD Major (1995-present) Economic development field committee – Ph.d., MUS, MURP (2005-present) Nominating committee (2001) Strategic planning task force (2001) Assistant/Associate Professor Search committee (2001-2002) Recruitment committee - (1999-00, 2000-01, 2001-02) Recruitment event. Enterprise Foundation, Americorp team (2/2002) Recruitment event. Office of Admissions Students of Color Opportunity Day (2/2002) Jobs List manager (email distribution list of former students) (1997-present) Urban Studies Ph.D. special committee on field areas (1998) Curriculum committee (1995-96, 1996-97, 1997-98) Urban Studies Ph.D. Core exam committee (1995-96, 1996-97, 1997-98) Urban Studies Ph.D. review study group (1997, 1998) Community development major committee (1995-present)

PSU Hatfield School of Government - Public Administration and Policy Ph.D

Executive committee (1995 - 2003) Ph.D. strategic planning study group (1997-98) Ph.D. core curriculum committee (1997, 1998)

PSU Hatfield School of Government - Nonprofit Management Institute

Faculty Search Committee (1998) University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Political Science Faculty Search Committee (1990) City and Regional Planning Graduate Student Admissions Committee (1989)

Iowa State University President, City Planning Graduate Student Organization (1986-1987)

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action (ARNOVA)

Publications committee - electronic publications subcommittee (1997 to 2005) Nominated for ARNOVA Board of Directors (1997) Annual conference program committee (1994, 1995, 1996, 1997) Annual conference jobs placement committee chair (1994, 1995, 1996) Panel discussant, annual conferences (1994, 1995, 2004) Helped initiate the jobs placement service for annual conference (1994)

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Public Administration Theory Network Panel discussant, annual conference (1999)

Peer reviews of articles

Metropolitan Latino Political Behavior: Voter Turnout and Candidate Preference in Los Angeles. Article reviewed for Journal of Urban Affairs, Scott Cummings editor (2004)

Social Capital, Suburbia, and Traditional Neighborhoods: Do Neighborhoods Matter? Article reviewed for Journal of the American Planning Association, Deborah Howe, Carl Abbott, Sy Adler, editors (2002)

Incorporating Information Technology in Nonprofit Education. Article reviewed for Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, Steven R. Smith, editor (2002)

Fostering neighborhood democracy: Foundations, local government, community organizations, and the issue of neighborhood-based governance. Article reviewed for Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, Steven R. Smith, editor (2001)

The impacts of government policy on watershed organizations in West Virginia. Article reviewed for Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, Steven R. Smith, editor (1999)

New schools for citizenship: Community-based environmental groups and the vitalization of democracy. Article reviewed for Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, Steven R. Smith, editor (1999)

Deviant voluntary groups: Ideology, accountability, and subcultures of deviance in nonprofits. Article reviewed for Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, Steven R. Smith, editor (1998)

Socialization processes used by community organizations to orient participants to collective action. Article reviewed for the Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, Steven R. Smith, editor (1998)

Structuring the field for business-nonprofit collaborations that produce symbiotic and community benefits. Article reviewed for the Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, Carl Milofsky, (1997)

Organizational viability: The founding and growth of the national coalition for cancer survivorship. Article reviewed for the Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, Carl Milofsky, editor (1996)

The environmental context and structure of local human service delivery systems. Article reviewed for the Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, Carl Milofsky, editor (1995)

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Urban Affairs Association Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action (ARNOVA) American Association of University Professors

COMMUNITY SERVICE Founding board member

Friends of the Reservoirs (2003-2005) Café au Play (2004-present)

Community organization board member

Southeast Uplift Neighborhood Coalition (2003-2006) Mt. Tabor Neighborhood Association (2003-2007)

Other

St. Andrew’s Catholic Church - engaged encounter sponsor couple (1998-2003) Multnomah County - jury duty (2000, 2004, 2015)

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Community service actions and accomplishments

Facilitation training for neighborhood organizations: I conducted facilitation trainings for Portland Neighborhood Revitalization team February, 1999 and for City Repair January 2004. Measure 26-29: I organized six faculty members to write a letter to be placed in the voter pamphlets in favor of Measure 26-29 and solicited several hundred dollars from these faculty members to pay the publication fee. Measure 26-29 passed. National Community Land Trust Conference: The Portland Community Land Trust became the center of a grassroots effort to take over planning the 2005 National Community Land Trust conference when the national organization dropped the ball and proposed canceling the conference. Through a former student and current PCLT staffer, I was contacted to see if USP would co-sponsor. I facilitated conversations with our Director and support staff, and they pulled together proposals on facility cost and availability. Despite a limited budget and short timeline, the conference was, according to their note of thanks to us, “very well attended and successful on all accounts.” Friends of the Reservoirs: As a founding member and core activist, I was intensely engaged for over two years in the Friend’s successful effort to save Portland’s historic water reservoirs. During that time, I contributed between 15-20 hours per week to the effort (see below for record of public testimony and media outreach). The Friends exerted intense public pressure with techniques such as Hands Around the Reservoirs and successful legal challenges, and forced the city council to reverse a previous decision to destroy the reservoirs. Election of a new mayor and city council member who supported the Friends’ position has resulted in a change in administration and attitude in the water bureau. In 2004, the Friends of the Reservoirs received the Mayor’s Spirit of Portland Award. Mayoral and Council elections: The reservoir and other neighborhood issues helped make public process one of the defining issues in the 2004 mayoral and city commissioner elections. I actively supported a slate of candidates who collectively challenged a council incumbent. I campaigned for the victorious mayoral candidate Tom Potter and co-organized of a Meet the Candidate night for faculty and staff at Portland State University. SEUL: I represented the Mt. Tabor Neighborhood Association on the Southeast Uplift Neighborhood Coalition (SEUL) board of directors. I joined both boards to build institutional support for the resistance to the burial of the Mt. Tabor reservoirs. I was successful in advocating this position but I also participated on other neighborhood efforts such as the “Time, Place and Manner” ordinance, limitations on infill development on “skinny lots”, and the purchase the unused Washington Monroe high school building for a new community center. Café au Play: I am a founding board member of Café au Play, a social enterprise reflecting the ideas of Ray Oldenburg on “third places.” Café au Play was inspired by mothers who found few public places comfortable for both children and adults where informal conversation can lead to lasting friendships. The solution: a nonprofit coffeehouse with play areas and activities for children and support services for caregivers. Café au Play opened fall 2010.

Public testimony

Independent Review Panel – Comments introducing the Friends o the Reservoirs and our alternatives the open reservoir replacement (3-16-2004)

Portland City Council meeting – Comments opposing the exclusion of the Friends of the Reservoirs in the selection of members of the Independent Review Panel (1-14-04)

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Public Utility Review Board – Comments on the costs of the Open Reservoir Replacement Project (11-16-03)

Portland Planning Commission – Comments regarding the land use issues relating to the Open Reservoir Replacement Project (9-2003)

Portland City Council meeting – Comments in opposition to the Bureau of Development Services use determination ruling (8-27-2003)

Portland City Council public hearing on reservoirs – Comments in opposition to the Open Reservoir Replacement Project (2-19-03)

Portland City Council meeting - Proposal for citizen juries to resolve conflict over the Open Reservoir Replacement Project (1-15-03)

MEDIA OUTREACH Artisan Economy Initiative - Blog created and maintained to highlight issues related to artisan economy http://artisaneconomyinitiative.wordpress.com/ Media Interviews I appeared as the local host for the segment on Portland’s artisan economy that runs from minutes 41-48 in Ports d’attache (Waterfront Cities of the World), Season 5 produced by DBcom Media, Montréal. The program was broadcast on TV5 Canadian Broadcasting and distributed to French cable stations globally. Follow this link to the video to see the French language version (password, guestportland). Link to the Personalities page here. I was interviewed for the “Artisan Economy,” a ten minute segment on Real Money with Ali Velshi, Aljazeera America Cable Network, August 11, 2014. The segment included a splash page of my book. Follow this link to the video. As part of my three day speaking engagement in Durango Colorado, I was Interviewed for “Durango an Artisan Community?” by Durango TV News (4/16/2015). Follow this link to the video. Press Quotes (Brew to Bikes)

Carrie Sturrock, “Junk Nation? Portland's Makers are Betting on a Handcrafted Future” Huntington Post (12/22/2015).

Material from our “Portland Made Collective: Survey Results- 2014” was extensively quoted in a book by Kelley Roy, Portland Made: The Makers of Portland’s Manufacturing Renaissance (2015) pp 88-89.

Zach Dundas, “Can ‘Makers’ Really Remake the American Economy?” Portland Monthly Magazine (9/11/2015).

Chuck Slothower, “U.S. economy points toward Portland: University professor tells Durango the small-scale industrial revolution is here,” Durango Herald, (4/8/2015).

Molly Woodstock, “Why Are Enterprising Portland Foodies Heading for the Suburbs?” Portland Monthly Magazine (11/3/2014).

Christine Birkner, “Maker’s Markets” Marketing News (10/2014). Graeme Hamilton, Quebec Correspondent, “Workers will need a personal touch to set them apart in

the emerging artisan economy” National Post (Canada) Sep 3, 2012 Maggie Shafer, “The Artisan Economy” Relevant Magazine, Issue 59, Sept/Oct 2012. Hajera Blagg, “Artisan or Indie: Is Entrepreneurship a Gen Y Trait or Necessity?”Consumer Media

Network, posted May 23, 2012 Eric Wobser, “Cleveland artisans craft their own economic force” Cleveland Plain Dealer, Saturday,

April 23, 2011,

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William Yardley, The Pride and Prejudice of ‘Local’ New York Times, July 8, 2010 Rebecca Koffman, “Book Explores Artisan Business Climate” Oregonian October 16, 2010 Su Yim, “Business as Art”, Portland State Magazine, Fall 2011. Charity Thompson, “The New Face of Portland's Economy: A Conversation with Author Charles

Heying,” Neighborhood Notes, Portland, October 13th, 2010

Save the Reservoirs campaign

Portland Tribune Reservoirs Stay Untouched — For Now City Council Shelves Disputed Plan Until EPA Writes New Rules (7-30-2004) Don Hamilton

Oregon Public Radio Council Agrees to Leave Reservoirs Uncovered (6-8-2004) Rob Manning Oregonian Reservoirs Run Risk of Vandalism, Report Says (3-19-2004) Wade Nkrumah Portland Tribune Council approves panel (1-16-2004) PDX Update Oregonian Portland Council OKs Panel For Tabor Reservoirs (1-15-2004) Henry Stern Oregon Public Radio City Removes Reservoirs Project From Bonds (1-9-2004) Rob Manning Oregonian Panel Will Examine Keeping Water Safe (12-23-2003) Henry Stern Oregonian Reservoirs Get A Second Look (12-9-2003) Henry Stern Portland Tribune Saltzman Appoints Panel to Study Reservoir Decision (12-8-2003) Jim Redden and

Jennifer Anderson Oregonian Frustration on Agenda at Neighborhood Summit; Residents, Feeling Ignored by the

Portland City Council, Call For Changes in Next Year's Election (11-17-2003) Henry Stern Oregon Public Radio Reservoir 'Friends' Fighting City on Three Fronts (11-5-2003) Rob Manning KBOO Radio Guest on Positively Revolting call in show (9-26-2003) Portland Tribune Foes Get Another Shot in Reservoir Squabble Park-Reservoir Supporters Plan Last-

Ditch Pleas to Leave Water Uncovered (2-18-2003) Jim Redden Portland Tribune Reservoir backers regroup (1-21-2003) PDX Update Oregonian Mt. Tabor Reservoir Drowning is its First (1-17-2003) Scott Learn And Gilbert Crumble Oregon Public Radio Neighbors Unhappy with Plans for Mt. Tabor Reservoirs (1-8-2003) Rob Manning Daily Journal of Commerce, Portland Opinions Differ On Mount Tabor Reservoir Solution (1-8-2003)

Cody McCullough Oregonian Don't Hide Reservoirs, Protesters Tell Council (1-6-2003) Paige Parker Oregon Public Radio Protesters Call for Open Debate on Mt. Tabor (1-6-2003) Rob Manning KXL AM Radio Three part radio program on the effort to save the reservoirs (1-6-03) Portland Indymedia Hands Around the Reservoirs a Success (audio file 1-5-2003) Oregonian Group Fights Security-Related Burial of Two Portland, Ore.-Area Reservoirs (12-31-2002)

Scott Learn Oregonian Mt. Tabor Group Fights Burying Reservoirs, (12-31-2002) Scott Learn Oregonian Portland City Seeks Ways to Save Mt. Tabor's Look (12-20-2002) Scott Learn Portland Tribune Water Plan: A Slippery Deal? Neighbors Hit Boiling Point Over City’s Idea to Cover

Reservoirs (12-3-2002) Ben Jacklet Annexation

Oregonian To Neighbors, Beaverton is No Place Like Home (1-16-2005) David R. Anderson

Local economies Oregonian Homegrown Community (11-21-2004) Erin Hoover Barnett

Civic elites Christian Science Monitor When a City Loses Its Corporate Moorings (10-29-2003) Seth Stern

Olympics KGW-TV Channel 8 Portland – lead story Vancouver Olympics (7-2-2003) Joe Donlon