Jadi L. Morrow
University of Colorado Phone: 303-786-4967
Sociology Department, UCB327 Fax: 303-492-8878
Boulder, CO 80309-0327 Email: morrowj@colorado.edu
Ph.D. Candidate University of Colorado, Boulder 2001-Present
Dissertation in Progress-Learning Occupational Identity: An Ethnography of Police Training.
M.A. University of Colorado, Boulder
Earned MA in progress of Ph.D.
B.A. Arizona State University 1996-2001
Department of Women’s Studies
Graduated Cum Laude
Women’s Studies Senior of The Year
Leadership Scholar
q Policing/Criminology
q Social Psychology
q Ethnographic Research Methods
q Feminist Theory and Research Methods
q American Sociological Association 2003-Present
Sex and Gender in Society
Cultural Sociology
Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction
q Feminist Scholars in Sociology 2001-Present
q Sociologists for Women in Society 2004-Present
q Pacific Sociological Association 2004-Present
University of Colorado, Boulder 2001-2005
Race and Ethnicity in Society, Instructor
Introduction to Sociological Theory, Instructor
Sex and Gender in Society, Instructor
Introduction to Sociology, Teaching Assistant
Social Conflict and Social Values, Teaching Assistant
Research Assistant
Center for the Study and Prevention of Violence 2005-Present
University Of Colorado, Boulder
Reviewed Statistical Research on Crime Intervention Programs
For the What Works Database.
Research Reports and Other Publications
Researcher for: Ferraro, Kathleen (ed.). “The Mean Streets of Maricopa County: Study and Proposal to Maricopa County on the Status of the Homeless”. Presented to the Arizona Legislature in 2000. Received Federal McArthur Grant.
Papers Presented at Professional Meetings
Morrow, Jadi. “Gender and Heroism: A look at Kim Possible.” Pacific Sociological Association Annual Meeting. April 2005.
Morrow, Jadi. “Masculinity and Nationalism: Possibilities for Social Change.” Pacific Sociological Association Annual Meeting, April 2004
Morrow, Jadi. “Interrogating the Gaze: Gender-Switch and Slasher Films Genres Investigated”. Pacific Sociological Association Annual Meeting, April 2004.
Rosga, Annjannette, Jadi Morrow. “Police Talk About Safety And Danger.”
Morrow, Jadi. “The Male Generalized Other in Police Training: What it means to be part of the “Team.”
Morrow, Jadi. “Studying Up? Are Studies on the Police Really Studies of Power?”
McNair Program, Graduate Student Mentor to Jennifer Davis.
University of Colorado, Boulder, Sexual Harassment Review Board. (2002-Present)
University of Colorado, Boulder, Department of Sociology, Diversity Committee Graduate Representative (2002-2004).
Keynote Speaker, “Sex in the Lounge Conference”, Libby Hall, University of Colorado, Boulder. My speech was entitled “Homophobia and Masculinity: Making Personal Changes that Challenge the System”, September 2003.
Panelist, “Get On The Bus”, Sponsored by the University of Colorado, Boulder’s Diversity Committee, March 2004.
Guest Speaker, McNair Program, “Getting into Graduate School,” October 2004.
United Government of Graduate Students Travel Grant, $400, Awarded Spring 2004 (20 Selected out of 110 applications)
McNair Mentor “LOVE” award. Three mentors are honored every year for dedicated service to mentoring students from diverse backgrounds. August 2004.
Referee on Manuscripts
Journal of Criminal Justice and Popular Culture