Christine M. Rodrigue, Ph.D.

Professional Development before July 1992

1990: "Women and the Land: A Review of The Desert is No Lady," Historical Geography 20, 2: 21-23.

1984: "Review of Spatial Analysis in Archaeology, by Ian Hodder and Clive Orton," Historical Geography 14, 1-2: 28-31.

1977: "On the Meaning of Biological Competition: A Response to Galois' 'Ideology and the Idea of Nature," Antipode 9, 2: 98-104.

1977: "'Geography and Natural Selection -- Revisited': An Evaluation," (invited lead article) Syracuse Discussion Paper Series 26: 1-6.

1977: "A Distance Threshold between Partial and Total Displacement Migration" Proceedings, Association of New England and St. Lawrence Valley Geographers 7: 98-104.

1977: "Partial Displacement and Total Displacement Migration in the San Fernando Valley." The California Geographer 17: 25-34.

5/92: "Cultural Geography Has Reached a Dead-End in Domestication Studies by Ignoring Cognate Research for 25 Years." Association of American Geographers, San Diego.

4/91: "The Status of Women in the Two-Tiered Faculty." Association of American Geographers, Miami.

9/90: "Preliminary Comparisons of Rural and Urban Part-Time, Temporary Faculty Labor Markets." Primary author with Carolyn G. McGovern-Bowen and Nancy Jonsson, Association of Pacific Coast Geographers, Chico, CA.

4/90: "Spatial Analysis of a Financial Merger." Primary author with Virginia L. Oliver, Association of American Geographers, Toronto.

3/90: "Feminist Perspectives in my Research on Early Agriculture and on Academic Labor Market Stratification." Geography and Gender: A Feminist Geography Symposium, University of Southern California, Los Angeles (invited and funded participant).

3/89: "The Two-Tier Faculty in the California State Universities." Association of American Geographers, Baltimore.

1/89: "Professional Labor Market Stratification in the California State Universities: Lecturer Characteristics." Primary author with Carolyn G. McGovern-Bowen and Nancy Jonsson. American Association for the Advancement of Science, San Francisco.

4/88: "Hub and Spoke: Deregulation and Spatial Restructuring in Banking." Association of American Geographers, Phoenix, AZ.

4/87: "The Origins of Women's Subjugation: A Tentative Reconstruction." Association of American Geographers, Portland, OR.

5/86: "The Application of Geographic Principles to the Development of a Branch Banking Network." Association of American Geographers, Minneapolis, MN.

4/86: "A Critical Re-Appraisal of the Cultural Geographic Interpretation of Near Eastern Animal Domestications." All UC Conference on Human- Animal Relationships, Prehistoric and Modern, Davis, CA (invited participant).

5/85: "Origins of Animal Domestication in the Near East: Graphic Model Developed by a Geographer." American Association for the Advancement of Science, Los Angeles.

4/85: "Animal Domestication: Initial Archaeological Assessment of a Recent Theory." Association of American Geographers, Detroit.

4/82: "A New Theory of Animal Domestication: An Ethno-Archaeological Assessment." Association of American Geographers, San Antonio, TX.

4/81: "The Evolution of Religion as an Impetus for Animal Domestication in the Near East." Association of American Geographers, Los Angeles.

1/81: "A New Theory of Animal Domestication in the Near East." Colloquium Series, University of California, Los Angeles.

4/78: "Toward a New Theory of Animal Domestication in the Near East." Association of American Geographers, New Orleans.

4/78: "A Model of Regional Decline in the Northeast." Fourth author with Phil O'Keefe, Kathie Gibson, and Richard Peet. Union of Socialist Geographers, New Orleans.

10/77: "A Distance Threshold between Partial and Total Displacement Migration." Association of New England and St. Lawrence Valley Geographers, Worcester, MA.

4/76: "The Development of the Salinas Valley Urban Hierarchy." Western Social Science Association, Tempe, AZ.

6/75: "Transylvania Seen from Southern California." Association of Pacific Coast Geographers, Fresno, CA.

4/75: "Partial and Total Displacement Migrants in the San Fernando Valley." California Council on Geographic Education (now the California Geographic Society, Chico, CA.

4/74: "Low Riders and Van Nuys Boulevard." Southern California Academy of Sciences, Fullerton, CA.

1/87: "Computerizing the Small Business." Rotary Club International, San Fernando Valley Chapter, Granada Hills, CA (an honorarium was provided).

10/76: "Esoteric Philosophies and Movements on the West Coast." Theosophical Society, Worcester, MA (an honorarium was provided).

6/92: Summer Scholar, California State University, Chico, Foundation, for "The Process of Domestication of Animals in the Near East." This allowed me to update the literature in my dissertation research for two articles since published in The Professional Geographer (1992 and 1993), an article in an encyclopedia (1997), papers presented to the AAG in 1992 and in 1994, and the organization of two special sessions at the 1994 AAG meeting. $3,500.

11/89: Meritorious Performance and Professional Promise Award, California State University, Northridge, for "Labor Market Stratification among CSU Faculty." This award eventuated in presentations to the Geography and Gender Symposium at USC (1990) and the APCG (the latter co-authored, 1990). $2,500.

5/88: Meritorious Performance and Professional Promise Award, California State University, Northridge, for outstanding instruction. $2,500.

5/87: Meritorious Performance and Professional Promise Award, California State University, Northridge, for "Spatial Change in Banking." This award resulted in two presentations to the AAG, 1988 and 1990, and one to the APCG in 1993, as well as a co-authored article in the Yearbook, Association of Pacific Coast Geographers (1995). $2,500.

3/90: Panel discussant in a paper session entitled, "Feminist Perspec- tives on Nature and the Environment" in the USC-sponsored Feminist Perspectives in Geography Symposium. USC invited and funded my participation.

4/86: Attended the faculty retreat, "Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Teaching," California State University, Northridge, School of Social and Behavioral Sciences.