2006 Shabazz, Rashad. Introduction: A Guide to Political Incarceration. Journal of Prisoners on Prisons 15 no. 1 (2006)

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1 Rashad Shabazz Department of Geography The 200 Old Mill 94 University PL Burlington, VT Education Ph.D. History of Consciousness, University of California, Santa Cruz, 2008 M.S. Department of Justice & Social Inquiry, Arizona State University, 2002 B.S. Political Science and Philosophy, Minnesota State University, Mankato, 1999 Awards 2010 Outstanding Faculty Award, ALANA Student Services 2008 George Washington Henderson Post-Doctoral Fellowship, 2008 American Studies Teaching Fellowship, University of California, Santa Cruz 2008 History of Consciousness Dissertation Fellowship 2007 American Studies Teaching Fellowship, University of California, Santa Cruz 2007 University of California Sabbatical Dissertation Fellowship 2006 Institute for Humanities Research Grant, University of California, Santa Cruz 2003 Institute for Humanities Research Grant, University of California, Santa Cruz Cota-Robels Fellow, University of California, Santa Cruz Publications Journal Articles 2011 Shabazz, Rashad. Masculinity and the Mic: Confronting the Uneven Spatiality in Hip-Hop. Gender, Place and Culture (Under Review, Expected Fall, 2011) 2010 Shabazz, Rashad. Kitchenettes, The Robert Taylor Homes, and the Racial Spatial Order of Chicago: The Carceral Society in an American City. Justice et Injustice Spatiales, 2010, Shabazz, Rashad. So High You Can t Get Over it, So Low You Can t Get Under it: Carceral Spatiality and Black Masculinity in the United States and South Africa. Souls 11, no. 3 (2009): Shabazz, Rashad. Introduction: A Guide to Political Incarceration. Journal of Prisoners on Prisons 15 no. 1 (2006) Book Chapters 2010 Shabazz, Rashad. Mapping Black Bodies for Disease: Prisons, Migration and Politics of HIV/AIDS, Beyond Walls and Boarders, University of Georgia Press (Expected Summer 2011) 2007 Shabazz, Rashad. Race and Robben Island: The Politics of Penal Organization and its Relationship to Apartheid in Prisons and Punishment: Reconsidering Global Penal Code(s), (Trenton: Africa World Press, 2007), Shabazz, Rashad. The Road Less Traveled: Rethinking Prison Education Community and the World: Participating in Social Change (Happaug, Nova

2 Science, 2003), Book Reviews 2009 Shabazz, Rashad Left of Karl Marx: The Political Life of Black Communist Claudia Jones, WAGADU Journal of Transnational Women s and Gender Studies 7 (2009) Editing 2010 Shabazz, Rashad, Bailey, Marlon M. Gender Place and Culture. (Expected Fall 2011) 2006 Davidson, Howard, Shabazz, Rashad. Journal of Prisoners on Prison. Vol. 15 No.1 (2006) Current Research My research explores how Blackness is produced in and through spatial landscapes. Focusing on the social spaces that Blacks occupy, I interrogate how Black cultural production, body image, gender performance, health and food distribution are produced and reproduced in and through spatial landscapes. Research/Teaching Interests Human Geography/Black Studies/ Ethnic Studies/ Critical Prison Studies/ Gender Studies/Critical Race Theory/ Geographies of Race and Gender/ Black Men and Masculinity/ Prison Literature/ Black Cultural Studies/ Critical Theory/ South African Studies Academic Experience Current Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, The University of Vermont Current Affiliate Faculty: ALANA, U.S. Ethnic Studies, Women s Gender Studies, The George Washington Henderson Post-Doctoral Fellow, The University of Vermont Course Instructor, American Studies Department, University of California, Santa Cruz Course Instructor, Africana Studies Department, Laney College Graduate Teaching Assistant, History of Consciousness, American Studies, Film & Digital Media, Feminist Studies, University of California, Santa Cruz 2002 Graduate Research Assistant, Department of Justice & Social Inquiry, Arizona State University Graduate Research Assistant, Center for Urban Inquiry Death Penalty Project, Arizona State University Researcher, Department of Philosophy, Minnesota State University, Mankato. Teaching 2010 Race and Ethnicity in the U.S.

3 2010 Gender, Space and Environment 2009 Black Space, Identity, Culture 2009 Prisons, Cities and Black Masculinity 2008 Race and Ethnicity 2007 American Prison Literature, 1960-Present, 2006 African American History 1945-Present, 2005 African American Philosophy Conferences 2010 American Association of Geographers, Washington D.C. Boyz N The Hood: Gender, Space and the Production of Rap Music ; Panel Chair, Panel Organizer 2009 American Studies Association, Washington D.C. Engendering Spaces of Civil Death: Carceral Spatiality and the Limits of Black Citizenship ; Panel Chair, Panel Organizer 2009 American Association of Geographers, Las Vegas; Whirlpool of Risk : Transference, Carceral Spatiality, and the Rise of the Black AIDS Epidemic 2009 American Men s Studies Association, Montreal, Carceral Circularity, Black Masculinity and the Black AIDS Epidemic in the U.S. and South Africa 2008 American Association of Geographers, Boston; The Men of the Robert Taylor Housing Projects: Prison Masculinity and Carceral Landscapes on Chicago s Southside 2008 International Studies Association, San Francisco; Projects, Mines, and Carceral Masculinity 2008 Spatial Justice, University of Paris; Kitchenettes, the Robert Taylor Housing Projects, and the Racial Spatial Ordering of Chicago 2007 Society for the Study of Social Problems, New York; Masculinity in Chicago s Kitchenettes 2007 Crossing Boarders Ethnic Studies Conference, University of California, San Diego; From Kitchenette to Penitentiary : The Penal Society in An American City 2007 Africana Studies Conference, Gettysburg College; From Kitchenette to Penitentiary : The Carceral Society in an American City 2006 Multi-Ethnic Alliance, A Conversation for the 21 st Century, University of California Santa Barbara; Remapping the Boundaries of Incarceration: Prison Writing, Race, Disease, and Confinement in Apartheid South Africa

4 2003 American Studies Association Conference, Connecticut; George Jackson and the Black Radical Imagination 2002 Imprisoned Intellectuals Conference, Brown University; The Obscure Vanguard: Anti-imperialism, Deconstruction, and Internationalism in the Thought of Mumia Abu-Jamal 2001 Thinking about Prisons, State University of New York, Cortland; Representations of the Real: Prison Intellectual Writing as Discourse, Cultural Criticism, and Political Analysis Lectures 2010 Masculinity and the Mic, McGill University 2009 Black Bodies in White Space: Henry Louis Gates and the Problem of Profiling, Burlington Public Library 2009 Black Migration and the City, Race and Racism in the United States, The, Instructor: Richard Johnson 2009 Black Geographies, Carceral Spatiality, City College of San Francisco 2009 Black Geographies, Carceral Spatiality, Geographies of Race and Ethnicity in the United States, The, Instructor: Pablo Bose 2009 Women in Prison Panel, The Prison Industrial Complex and the Fetish of the Prison, Life Interrupted Art Exhibit, 2009 HIV/AIDS, Prison and Black Migration, Mount Holyoke, Department of Geography 2009 Hip-Hop and the Black Geographical Imagination, Marlboro College 2009 Speaker, Dr. Martian Luther King Celebration, Office of Associate Provost for Multicultural Affairs, 2009 Black Masculinity and the Prison Industrial Complex, George Washington Henderson Seminar, Office of Associate Provost for Multicultural Affairs, 2009 Keynote Lecture, 5 th Annual Student Conference on Race, Gender, and Sexuality, 2009 Black Space: Carceral Spatiality and Black Masculinities in the age of mass incarceration, State University of New York, Cortland 2008 Carceral Geographies and the Spaces of Black Men, Syracuse University

5 2008 Black Spatiality: Carceral Geographies and Black Masculinity, Introduction to Human Geography, Instructor, Reecia Orzeck 2008 Black Spatiality: Carceral Geographies and Black Masculinity, ALANA U.S. Ethnic Studies and Women s and Gender Studies Brown Bag Lecture Series, 2008 Black Spatiality: Carceral Geographies and Black Masculinity, Geographies of Race and Ethnicity in the United States,, Instructor, Susannah McCandless 2008 Prison Masculinities, Public Carcerality, University of Indiana-Bloomington 2007 Carceral Geographies and Black Men, Henderson Post-doctoral Fellow Lecture, 2007 Black Women and the Communist Party, African American Women s History University of California, Santa Cruz; Instructor, Bettina F. Aptheker 2006 Hip-Hop and Black Urban Politics City College of San Francisco TV and Radio Appearances 2009 CCTV, Burlington Vermont 2009 CCTV, Burlington Vermont 2008 WPFW 89.3 FM, Jazz & Justice, Washington D.C KPFA 94.1 FM, KPFA Evening News, Berkeley, CA 2008 Free Speech TV, Critical Resistance Institutes 2007 Spanish Language Institute, San Miguel De Allende, Mexico 2001 Institute on Race, Ethnic Studies, and Post-Totalitarian Literature and Politics, Babes-Bolyia University, Cluj-Nopoca, Romania Activities/ Professional Service Cricrullum Committee, Women and Gender Studies, The Article Review: Gender, Place and Culture Presidents Commission on Diversity and Inclusion, The Editorial Board: Journal of Prisoners on Prisons Critical Resistance Organizing Committee Course Instructor, Patten University at San Quentin Prison Scholarly Organizations American Association of Geographers American Studies Association

6 American Men s Studies Association References Bettina F. Aptheker Prof. Feminist Studies, UC Santa Cruz 1156 High Street, Telephone: (831) Angela Y. Davis Prof. History of Consciousness, UC Santa Cruz 1156 High Street Santa Cruz, CA Telephone: (831) George Lipsitz Prof. Black Studies, UC Santa Barbara Department of Black Studies South Hall, Room 3631 Santa Barbara, CA Telephone: (805) Tricia Rose Prof. Africana Studies Brown University Box Angell Street Providence, RI Telephone: (401)

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