2014- Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, East Carolina University

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1 Beth A. Bee East Carolina University Department of Geography, Planning and Environment A-205 Brewster Building * Greenville, NC Phone: * beeb@ecu.edu * Web: EDUCATION 2011 Ph.D. Geography & Women s Studies, Pennsylvania State University Women weathering the climate: Gendered knowledge and adaptive capacities in central Mexico 2006 M.S. Geography & Women s Studies, Pennsylvania State University Financing solidarity, peddling paradox: The possibilities and perils of a feminist approach to microfinance in Bolivia B.A. Sociology, George Mason University PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, East Carolina University 2013 Postdoctoral Fellowship, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Centro de Investigaciones en Geografía Ambiental year Lecturer, International Development, Josef Korbel School of International Studies, University of Denver Adjunct Instructor, Department of Anthropology, Colorado State University PUBLICATIONS Peer-reviewed 2015 Bee, B.A., Rice, J. and Trauger A A feminist approach to climate change governance: Everyday and intimate politics. Geography Compass, 9(6), (H index 25, SJR.667) 2014 Bee, B. Si no comemos tortilla, no vivimos : Women, climate change, and food security in central Mexico. Agriculture and Human Values, 31(4), (H index 37, SJR 1.135) 2014 Skutsch, M., Mas, J. F., Bocco, G., Bee, B., Cuevas, G., & Gao, Y. Deforestation and land tenure in mexico: A response to bonilla-moheno et al. Land Use Policy, 39 (2014), (H index 48, SJR 1.316). Beth Bee, CV 1

2 2013 Bee, B.A. Who reaps what is sown? A feminist inquiry into climate change adaptation in two Mexican ejidos. ACME: An International E-journal for Critical Geographies, 12(1), (H index: 19, SJR.593) 2013 Rothman D.S., Romero-Lankao P., Schweizer V.L., Bee B.A. Challenges to adaptation: A fundamental concept for a new generation of socio-economic scenarios. Climatic Change, 122(3), (H index: 104, SJR 2.116) Bee, B.A. Gender, solidarity, and the paradox of microfinance: Reflections from Bolivia. Gender, Place and Culture, 18(1). (H index: 41, ISI: 1.319) Editorials, chapters, reports and reviews 2014 Bee, B. Review of Training manual on gender and climate change edited by Lorena Aguilar, Hypatia, 29(3) Skutsch, M., Bee, B., Gao, Y. Deforestation and degradation in REDD+: The cases of Jalisco and the Yucatan Peninsula. A preliminary report to the Mexico-Norway Project. Morelia, Mexico: UNAM Bee B, Biermann M, Tschakert P. Rights-based approaches for addressing gender inequities in climate change adaptation. In Research, action, and policy: Addressing the gendered impacts of climate change. Margaret Alston and Kerri Whittenbury (eds), Springer Publications: New York, NY Bee, B. Review of Food Security and Global Environmental Change edited by John Ingram, Polly Ericksen and Diana Liverman, Area, 44(1), Bee, B. Making space: Gender in climate change research. Society for Applied Anthropology News, 21 (3). Manuscripts in progress Bee, BA. and Sijapati Basnett, B. Engendering social and environmental safeguards in REDD+: Lessons from feminist and development research. Submitted to Journal of Development Studies. Bee, BA. Gendered spaces of Payment for Environmental Services: A critical look. Invited to submit to Journal of Rural Studies special issue on gender and forests in Latin America Bee, BA. Power, perception, and adaptation: Exploring women s social-environmental risk perception in northern Guanajuato, Mexico. To be submitted to Environment and Planning A. Bee BA. and Delgado Quintana J. The politics of rescaling environmental governance in Mexico: A case study. To be submitted to Journal of Latin American Geography. Beth Bee, CV 2

3 AWARDS and HONORS 2014 Professional Development Award, $500 Fostering Civic Engagement in the Liberal Arts and Sciences. Thomas Harriott College of Arts and Sciences, East Carolina University Graduate Exhibition, first place, $500 Graduate School, Pennsylvania State University 2010 Susan Hanson Dissertation Proposal Award, $150 Geographic Perspectives on Women Specialty Group of the AAG, Washington, DC 2009 E. Miller Paper Award for Outstanding Geography Scholarship, $600 Department of Geography, Penn State University 2008 Academic Enrichment Award, $600 Department of Geography, Penn State University 2008 National Science Foundation Fellowship Application Incentive Award, $900 The Graduate School, Penn State University GRANTS and FELLOWSHIPS AAUW Dissertation Fellowship, $20,000 American Association of University Women, Washington, DC 2010 Thomas F. Morgan Graduate Scholarship, $5000 College of Liberal Arts, Penn State University 2010 Dissertation Support Grant, $2000 College of Liberal Arts, Penn State University SWG Dissertation Fellowship, $3750 Society for Woman Geographers, Washington, DC INVITED LECTURES 2015 A Feminist Epistemology of Climate Change Governance: Everyday and Intimate Politics. Women s Studies Colloquium (Jennifer Rice and Amy Trauger co-authors). University of Georgia, Athens, GA 2012 Gender integration in research and action in the CRP6: Key issues and considerations in program design and implementation. CIFOR Headquarters, Bogor, Indonesia 2012 Women weathering the climate: Gender and adaptive capacities in central Mexico. CIAT Headquarters, Cali, Colombia Beth Bee, CV 3

4 2012 Gender, knowledge, and climate change adaptation: A feminist analysis. Department of Geography Spring Colloquium Series, University of Denver, CO 2011 Women s work: Gendered knowledge production and adaptation in Mexico. Gender Justice and Global Climate Change research collaborative, WUN, online 2011 Gender, population, and climate change: Untangling the trinity. Sustainable International Development Institute s Population Series, University of Denver, CO CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION Paper and panel presentations 2015 En-gendering REDD+ safeguards: Lessons from feminist and development research (Bimbika S. Basnett co-author). Gender Relations and Increasing Inequality, University of East Anglia, UK 2015 Gendered spaces of payment for environmental services: A critical look. 1o Congreso Internacional sobre Género y Espacio, Mexico City, Mexico 2014 Land tenure, agrarian change and forest cover: The case of Mexico. 24 th IUFRO World Congress, Salt Lake City, UT 2014 Strategies for supporting well-being in the academy (Co-presenter with Kate Perizeau and Roberta Hawkins). Feminist Geography Conference, Omaha, NE 2013 Feminist epistemology and the politics of adaptation: Exploring gender and adaptive capacities in central Mexico. American Association of Geographers, Los Angeles, CA 2012 Developing a framework for understanding challenges to adaptation. NCAR Integrated Assessment Modeling Group Annual Meeting, Boulder, CO. (Dale Rothman and Vanessa Schweizer, co-authors) Women, gender, and climate change: what a gender lens offers. Panelist, Adaptation Futures: 2012 International Conference on Climate Change, Tucson, AZ 2012 Who reaps what is sown? A feminist analysis of climate change adaptation in central Mexico. ICARUS III, New York, NY 2011 Claiming gender justice for climate change adaptation: Reframing women s roles in climate change adaptation policies and programs. International Development Ethics Association, Bryn Mawr College, PA, (Petra Tschakert and Maureen Biermann, co-authors). Not presenting Beth Bee, CV 4

5 2010 Gender, ethics, and justice at COP-16. Invited panelist, United National Climate Change Conference COP-16, Cancun, Mexico 2010 Vulnerability and change: Women s adaptive capacities in central Mexico. American Association of Geographers, Washington, DC 2010 Women Weathering the Climate: A case study of land rights and adaptive capacity in central, Mexico. Society for Applied Anthropology, Mérida, Mexico Session and panel organizing 2012 Panel co-organizer, Women, gender, and climate change: what a gender lens offers. Adaptation Futures: 2012 International Conference on Climate Change, Tucson, AZ 2010 Session Co-Organizer and Chair, The new rurality of Mexico: Institutions, adaptations, and livelihoods. American Association of Geographers, Washington, DC 2008 Session Co-Chair and Organizer, Supporting Women in Geography. American Association of Geographers, Boston, MA TEACHING EXPERIENCE East Carolina University GEOG 1000: Introduction to Geography (spring 2014, fall 2014, 2 sections spring 2015, fall 2015), GEOG 4/6320: Gender, Environment and Development/Feminist Theories of the Environment (fall 2014) GEOG 4/6360: Geographies of Climate and Environmental Change/Geography of Global Climate Change (fall 2015) University of Denver, Josef Korbel School of International Studies Gender and Population (fall 2011), Climate Change Vulnerability and Adaptation (winter 2012), Gender and Development (winter and spring 2012), Development Geographies (spring 2012), Geographies of Food and Agriculture (summer 2012) Colorado State University, Department of Anthropology Intro to Geography (summer 2010), Cultural Geography (summer 2011) Pennsylvania State University, Department of Geography Instructor of record: Geographic Perspectives of Sustainability (summer 2011), Intro to Cultural Geography (summer 2006) Teaching assistant: Human Geography, Physical Geography, Cultural Geography, Political Geography Pennsylvania State University, Women s Studies Department Instructor of record: Introduction to Women s Studies (spring 2008, service-learning course), Introduction to Women s Studies (fall 2008-spring 2009, online) Beth Bee, CV 5

6 ADVISING Committee member Anne Saville, MA student (ECU Sociology); Alex Moulton, MA student (ECU Geography), Joshua Baker, MA student (ECU Geography) Committee Chair Jacob Twarog, MA student (ECU Geography), Unjust Deserts: Assessing the causes, boundaries and impacts of food deserts in eastern NC SERVICE & PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES Department & University Service International Studies Executive Committee, East Carolina University Advisory Committee, East Carolina University Social Committee, East Carolina University Writing Liaison, East Carolina University 2013 Panel moderator, X Coloquio Posgrado en Geografía, Conflictos ambientales y morfología del paisaje, Centro de Investigaciones en Geografía Ambiental, Morelia Michoacán 2010 Women in Science and Engineering Awards Committee Member, Penn State University 2008 Women s Studies Graduate Organization Annual Conference Co-organizer, Penn State University Treasurer, Women s Studies Graduate Organization, Penn State University Graduate Student Representative, Department of Geography, Penn State University Secretary, Supporting Women in Geography (SWIG), Penn State University Professional Service Co-Chair, Geographical Perspectives on Women Specialty Group Awards Committee 2014 Planning Committee member, Feminist Geography Conference, University of Omaha, NE 2008 Geography Faculty Development Alliance, Participant, Boulder, CO Reviewer Journal manuscripts: Applied Geography; Agriculture and Human Values; Caribbean Geography; Gender, Place, and Culture; Geoforum; Climate & Development, Area Research proposals: National Science Foundation PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS American Association of Geographers, Conference of Latin Americanist Geographers, Latin American Studies Association, International Studies Association Beth Bee, CV 6