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Jason L. Ward<\/p>\n

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Department of History, Political Science, and Humanities<\/p>\n

Lee University<\/p>\n

1120 N. Ocoee St.<\/p>\n

Cleveland, TN 37320<\/p>\n

(423) 614-8367<\/p>\n

jward@leeuniversity.edu<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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EDUCATION<\/h1>\n

University<\/b> of California, Riverside (Riverside, California)<\/b><\/p>\n

Ph.D., History, June 2001.<\/p>\n

M.A., History, March 1998.<\/p>\n

University of Washington (Seattle, Washington)<\/b><\/p>\n

B.A., History, December 1995.<\/p>\n

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TEACHING EXPERIENCE<\/h2>\n

Lee University (Cleveland, Tennessee)<\/h2>\n

Associate Professor, 2009-present<\/p>\n

Assistant Professor, 2002-2009<\/p>\n

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University of Redlands (Redlands, California)<\/h2>\n

Visiting Assistant Professor, 2001-2002<\/h2>\n

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University of California, Riverside (Riverside, California)<\/h2>\n

Teaching Assistant, 1997-2000<\/p>\n

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Selected PUBLICATIONS and PRESENTATIONS<\/h2>\n

?Response to Spickard,? published in The Proceedings of The Maryville Symposium: Conversations on Faith and the Liberal Arts<\/i>, vol. 5, Frontiers, Borders and Citizens: Membership in American Society, 2012, 127-131.<\/p>\n

Presented a response to a paper by Dr. Paul Spickard, given at the Maryville Symposium, held 5-6 October, 2012, at Maryville College (Maryville, TN).<\/p>\n

Review of Jack Child, Miniature Messages: The Semiotics and Politics of Latin American Postage Stamps<\/i> (Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2008) in Estudios Interdisciplinarios de America Latina y el Caribe<\/i> 22:1 (Jan-Jun 2011), 192-4.<\/p>\n

?Conquistadors,? in John J. McCusker, ed., History of World Trade Since 1450<\/i> (Farmington Hills, MI: Macmillan Reference, 2005).<\/p>\n

?Encomienda and Repartimiento,? in John J. McCusker, ed., History of World Trade Since 1450<\/i> (Farmington Hills, MI: Macmillan Reference, 2005).<\/p>\n

?Laborers, Aztec and Inca,? in John J. McCusker, ed., History of World Trade Since 1450<\/i> (Farmington Hills, MI: Macmillan Reference, 2005).<\/p>\n

?New Spain,? in John J. McCusker, ed., History of World Trade Since 1450<\/i> (Farmington Hills, MI: Macmillan Reference, 2005).<\/p>\n

?El Libertador: Sim?n Bol?var’s Ideals and the Reality of Latin American Independence,? Lecture to Sigma Delta Pi, 9 November 2004, Lee University.<\/p>\n

?The Other Atlantic World,? in History Compass <\/i>1:1 (August, 2003).<\/p>\n

Chair, ?Environmental Challenges of the Twentieth Century,? Phi Alpha Theta session at the Southwestern Social Science Association 2003 Annual Meeting, 17 April 2003 (San Antonio, TX).<\/p>\n

?The Place of World History.? Keynote address to the Tennessee Regional meeting of Phi Alpha Theta, 1 February 2003, Lee University.<\/p>\n

?Constructing a Colonial Hegemony: Trade, Labor, and the State in Late Colonial Michoac?n.? Paper presented at the All-University of California Latin American History Conference, Graduate Student Session, University of California, San Diego, 5 May 2001 (San Diego, CA).<\/p>\n

?Consumption, Identities, and Environments in Colonial Michoac?n.? Paper presented at the Hagley Fellows Conference: ?Consumption and the Environment,? Hagley Museum and Library, 9 March 2001 (Wilmington, DE).<\/p>\n

?Colonialism, Commodity Chains, and the Organization of Space in Michoac?n.? Paper presented at the ?Modernity?s Histories: Rethinking Regions? Conference, University of California, Irvine 3-4 February, 2001 (Irvine, CA).<\/p>\n

?The Origins of Mexican Liberalism: Revolutionary Philosophy during the Spanish Interregnum, 1808-1814.? Paper presented at the ?Second Annual Southern California Graduate Student History Conference,? University of California, Riverside, 27 May 2000 (Riverside, CA).<\/p>\n

?How Hegemony Works: Nationalism, Consumption, and Resistance in Michoac?n and Kongo.? Paper presented at the ?Modernity?s Histories: The Long Nineteenth Century? Conference, University of California, Davis 20-21 May 2000 (Davis, CA).<\/p>\n

?Commodities, Consumption, and the Repartimiento de Efectos<\/i> in Colonial Latin America.? Paper presented at the ?Modernity?s Histories in Global Perspective: Colonialism, Memory and Modernity? Workshop\/Conference, University of California, Santa Cruz, 16-17 May 1998 (Santa Cruz, CA).<\/p>\n

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Recent SERVICE<\/h1>\n

Attended Snell Lecture Series, 10 and 12 April, 2013, held at Lee University<\/p>\n

Attended Southeast Tennessee Student History Conference, 9 April 2013, held at Bryan College (Dayton, TN)<\/p>\n

Attended and chaired a panel at the John A. Sims Colloquium, 11 April 2013, held at Lee University.<\/p>\n

Attended Phi Alpha Theta regional History Conference, 23 February 2013, held at Belmont University (Nashville, TN)<\/p>\n

Attended and chaired a session at the Hess-Thompson History Colloquium, 19 November 2012, held at Lee University<\/p>\n

Attended and chaired a panel at the John A. Sims Colloquium, 11 April 2012, held at Lee University<\/p>\n

Attended Southeast Tennessee Student History Conference, 3 April 2012, held at Covenant College (Lookout Mountain, GA)<\/p>\n

Attended Phi Alpha Theta regional History Conference, 24 March 2012, held at<\/p>\n

Middle Tennessee State University (Murfreesboro, TN)<\/p>\n

Attended and chaired a panel at the Snell Lecture Series, March 2012, held at Lee University<\/p>\n

Attended and chaired a session at the Hess-Thompson History Colloquium, 17 November 2011, held at Lee University<\/p>\n

Attended and chaired a panel at the John A. Sims Colloquium, 13 April 2011, held at Lee University<\/p>\n

Attended and chaired a panel at the Snell Lecture Series, 19-20 April 2011, held at Lee University<\/p>\n

Attended and chaired a panel at the John A. Sims Colloquium, 14 April 2010, held at Lee University<\/p>\n

Attended and chaired a panel at the Phi Alpha Theta regional conference, 27 Mar 2010, held at Lee University<\/p>\n

Attended and chaired a panel at the Snell Lecture Series, 8-10 March 2010, held at Lee University<\/p>\n

Attended Southeast Tennessee Historical Conference, 16 Feb 2010, held at Southern Adventist University (Collegedale, TN)<\/p>\n

Faculty advisor for Enlightenment<\/i>, vol. 4 (2009), undergraduate research journal of the Arts & Sciences at Lee University<\/p>\n

Attended Phi Alpha Theta 2009 Regional Conference, 28 February 2009, held at Austin Peay State University (Clarksville, TN)<\/p>\n

Faculty advisor for Enlightenment<\/i>, vol. 3 (2008), undergraduate research journal of the Arts & Sciences at Lee University<\/p>\n

Attended Southeast Tennessee Historical Conference, 2 April 2008, held at Covenant College (Lookout Mountain, GA)<\/p>\n

Participant in Asian Studies Program development, 2007-present<\/p>\n

Lee University Latin American Studies Program Committee, 2002-present<\/p>\n

Co-sponsor for Kappa Lambda Iota (Lee Historians) academic club, 2003-present<\/p>\n

Member of Phi Alpha Theta<\/p>\n

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RESEARCH INTERESTS<\/b><\/p>\n

Current research project: Everyday Commodity Consumption and Everyday Colonialism in Michoac?n<\/i><\/p>\n

Exploring such themes as:<\/p>\n

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  • ?Market consumption and colonialism in early modern Mexico.<\/li>\n
  • ?Relationships between economics, culture, and power in practices of consumption within cross-cultural and multi-ethnic environments.<\/li>\n
  • Impact of changing consumer habits upon larger economic changes during the shift to industrial economies.<\/li>\n
  • Construction and maintenance of cultural hegemony.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    Future projects:<\/p>\n

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    • Early Modern Atlantic World commodity consumption patterns, among other things to get beyond the slave trade to a meaningful evaluation of the economic and cultural significance of the Atlantic World for all of the societies linked thereby.<\/li>\n
    • Examination of the emergence of a nationalistic ideology among both elite and everyday Mexicans during the transition from colony to independent state, and the ramifications of the Enlightenment and liberalism for the politically-mobilized masses in parts of southern Mexico.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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