Visual Curriculum Vitae

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1 Visual Curriculum Vitae 04 Research 6/4/2017 1

2 Contact Information Dr. Carolyn M. West Professor of Psychology School of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences Box Commerce Street Tacoma, Washington /4/2017 2

3 Table of Contents Sections 01 Introduction 02 Educational Background 03 Current position 04 Research 05 Presentations 06 Media Appearances 07 Awards 08 Personal Philosophy 6/4/2017 3

4 Early Research Experience Publications Research 04 Areas of Expertise: Intimate Partner Violence Sexual Assault Sexualization in Media Research Grants Research Awards Book Reviews 6/4/2017 4

5 At age 13 and armed with her first adult Early Research Experience library card, Dr. West borrowed this book. Written in the middle 1978, it was one of the early academic efforts to investigate domestic violence. 6/4/2017 5

6 Dr. West has authored/coauthored more than 50 journal articles and Publications book chapters. See 6/4/2017 6

7 Publications Cover of urban league 6/4/2017 7

8 Intimate Partner Violence Dr. West investigates intimate partner violence in ethnically diverse populations. See for a list of publications. 6/4/2017 8

9 Intimate Partner Violence Dr. West is editor/contributor of this awardwinning book published by Routledge in /4/2017 9

10 Intimate Partner Violence 6/4/

11 Intimate Partner Violence Dr. West contributed to the largest database on intimate partner violence. See her work: enceresearch.org/pdf/pa SK.Tables6.Revised.pdf 6/4/

12 Sexual Assault Dr. West investigates sexual assault, childhood sexual abuse, and sexual harassment in diverse populations: Black women, college students, and military members. See for a list of publications. 6/4/

13 Sexual Assault Dr. West has written articles for national organizations. 6/4/

14 Sexualization in Media Dr. West studies sexualized images in popular culture. 6/4/

15 Sexualization, Media and Society Sexualization in Media Dr. West is a co-editor of a new academic journal, which will be published by Sage in /4/

16 Sexualization in Media Sexualization, Media, & Society (SMS), peerreviewed, open access and published quarterly, is an international, multidisciplinary journal dedicated to the publication of scholarly research and information exploring the phenomenon of sexualized media in all forms and associations with individual and public health; intimate and family relationships; sexual, gender, ethnic, and racial identities; social and political organizations, communities, and cultures; and institutions and global economic structures. 6/4/

17 Research Grants Dr. West has received several grants: Bartley Dobb Professorship for the Study and Prevention of Violence ($135,000) ( ) 6/4/

18 Research Grants In 2003, Dr. West received a Research Supplement for Underrepresented Minorities Program Grant to investigate the connection between alcohol use and sexual assault ($63,443) /4/

19 Research Award 6/4/

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21 Research Awards 6/4/

22 Research Awards Dr. West received the Outstanding Research Award in /4/

23 Book Reviews 6/4/

24 Book Reviews Dr. West, your voice and vision eloquently blended a work of voices for educating and healing on an issue that effects massive numbers of people. It has helped to inspire me to use my traumatic experience as more energy to work in this movement in combating and educating about violence against women. I am sure your important works will continue to bless thousands, if not millions of women, men and children for many years to come. With tears I say: Thank You. --Kit Evans (survivor and more about her work) 6/4/

25 Book Reviews Of particular note is the chapter written by Carolyn West With a deep commitment to the study of violence in the lives African American women, her chapter, Still on the Auction Block: The (S)exploitation on Black Adolescent Girls in Rap(e) Music and Hip Hop Culture is a true wake-up call. --Alda Sapp, Ph.D. The Psychiatric Nursing Voice Read the chapter at: 6/4/