JOHN NATHANIEL PARKER
BARRETT, THE HONORS COLLEGE
ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY
PO BOX 871612; TEMPE, ARIZONA, 85287
JOHN.PARKER@ASU.EDU; (805) 331-8485
NATIONAL CENTER FOR ECOLOGICAL ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT SANTA BARBRA
735 STATE ST. SUITE 300
SANTA BARBARA, CA, 93101
Employment
Arizona State University
Honors Faculty Fellow, Barrett Honors College, 2006-2008; 2011-Present
University of California at Santa Barbara
Associate Research Scientist, National Center for Ecological Analysis and
Synthesis, 2015-Present
University of California, Santa Barbara
Postdoctoral Fellow, National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis,
2008-2011
Visiting Research Positions
NCEAS, University of California at Santa Barbara, 2011-2014
Australian Centre for Ecological Analysis, Australia, University of Queensland, 2012
University of Vienna, Austria, Department of Science Studies, 2011
Radboud University, Netherlands, Centre for Genomics and Society, 2011
Stockholm University, Sweden, Stockholm Resilience Center, 2009, 2010
Education
Northern Arizona University
B.S., Department of Sociology, 1998
Arizona State University
M.A., Department of Sociology, 2001
Arizona State University
Ph.D., Department of Sociology, 2006
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Books
2015
Penders, Bart, Vermeulen, Niki and John N. Parker (Eds).
Collaboration in Health Care and Health Science.
London: Ashgate
2010
Parker, John N., Penders, Bart, and Niki Vermeulen (Eds.)
Collaboration in the New Life Sciences. London: Ashgate.
Journal Articles
Submitted
Baron, Jill et al. “Synthesis Centers as Catalytic Infrastructures for Earth
and Life Sciences.” (Trends in Ecology and Evolution).
Whiteman, Gail, Parker, John N., Kennedy, Steve, Graves, Sara, and
Amanda Williams. “Dealing with Grand Challenges: Using Sciencebased Boundary Objects for Collective Sensemaking.” (Academy of
Management Journal).
2015
Cundill, Georgina, Dirk Roux and John N. Parker. “Nurturing
Communities of Practice for Transdisciplinary Research. Ecology
and Society 20(2): 22.
Barthel, Stephan, Ernston, Henrik, and John N. Parker. “Food and
Green Space in Cities: A Resilience Lens on Gardens and
Environmental Movements.” Urban Studies. 52 (7): 1321-1338.
2013
Parker, John N., Lortie, Christopher and Stefano Allesina.
“Characterizing a Scientific Elite (B): The Publication Practices
of the World’s Most Highly Cited Ecologists and Environmental
Scientists.” Scientometrics 94 (2): 469-480.
Vermeulen, Niki, Parker, John N., and Bart Penders “Understanding
Life Together: A Brief History of Collaboration in Biology” Endeavour
37(3): 162-171
Hartter, Joel, Ryan, Sadie J., MacKenzie, Catrina A., Parker, John N.,
and Carly Strasser. “Spatially Explicit Data: Stewardship and Ethical
Challenges in Science Data Stewardship in Conservation Science.” Plos
Biology 11(9): e1001634.
2012
Parker, John N. and Edward J. Hackett. “Hot Spots and Hot
Moments in Scientific Collaborations and Social Movements” (2012).
American Sociological Review 77 (1): 21-44.
Parker, John N. and Beatrice I. Crona. “On Being All Things to
All People: Boundary Organizations and the Contemporary
Research University,” (2012) Social Studies of Science 42
(2):262-289.
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Crona, Beatrice I. and John N. Parker. “Learning in Support of
Adaptive Governance: Theories, Methods and Findings to Assess
How Bridging Organizations Contribute to Natural Resource
Governance,” (2012) Ecology and Society 7 (1).
Lortie, Christopher J., Aarssen, Lonnie, Parker, John N. and Stefano
Allesina. “Good News for People Who Love Bad News: An Analysis of
the Funding of the Top 1% Most Highly Cited Ecologists.” (2012)
Oikos 121(7):1005-1008.
2011
Hampton, Stephanie H. and John N. Parker. “Collaboration
and Productivity in Scientific Synthesis” (2011) Bioscience,
61(11): 900-910.
Crona, Beatrice I. and John N. Parker. “Network Determinants of
Knowledge Utilization: Lessons from a Boundary Organization.”
(2011) Science Communication, 33(4): 448-471.
2010
Parker, John N., Lortie, Christopher, J. and Stefano Allesina.
(2010). “Characterizing a Scientific Elite (A): The Social
Characteristics of the Most Highly Cited Scientists in
Environmental Science and Ecology,” Scientometrics, 85 (1):
129-143.
2004
Hackett, Edward J., Conz, David, Parker, John N., Bashford,
Jonathon and Susan Delay (2004). “Tokamaks and Turbulence:
Research Ensembles, Policy, and Technoscientific Work,”
Research Policy, vol. 33 (5): 747-767.
Book Chapters
Forthcoming
Hackett, Edward J., Parker, John N., Vermeulen, Niki and
Bart Penders. “The Social Organization of Scientific
Research.” In The Handbook of Science and Technology
Studies, Clark Miller and Laurel Smith-Doerr (Eds.)
Hackett, Edward and John N. Parker. “Ecology Reconfigured:
Organizational Innovation, Group Dynamics and Scientific Change.” In
The Local Configuration of New Research Fields: The Sociology of
Science Yearbook, Martina Merz and Philippe Sormani (Ed.) (Springer)
Hackett, Edward J. and John N. Parker. “From Solomon’s House to
Synthesis Centers.” In Intellectual and Organizational Innovation in
Science: Historical and Sociological Perspectives, Thomas Heinze and
Richard Muench (Ed.) (Palgrave)
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2015
Penders, Bart, Parker, John N., and Niki Vermeulen. “When
Scientists, Scholars, Clinicians, Physicians and Patients
Meet” In Healthy Collaboration: In Collaboration across
Health Research and Medical Care: Healthy Collaboration,
Bart Penders, Niki Vermeulen and John N. Parker (Eds).
2014
Parker, John N. and Edward J. Hackett. “The Sociology of
Science and the Sociology of Emotions.” In The Handbook
of the Sociology of Emotions, Jan Stets and Jonathan Turner
(Ed.) (Springer).
2013
Barthel, Stephan, Parker, John N., Folke, Calle, and Johan Colding.
“Urban Gardens – Pockets of Social-Ecological Memory.” In
Greening the Red Zone:Vulnerability, Resilience, and Community
Greening, Keith G. Tidball and Marianne E. Kranzy
2011
Hackett, Edward J. and John N. Parker. “Leadership of Scientific
Groups.” In Leadership in Science and Technology: A
Reference Handbook, William Bainbridge (Ed.) (Sage)
2010
Parker, John N. “Integrating the Social into the Ecological:
Organizational and Research Group Challenges.”
Collaboration in the New Life Sciences. London: Ashgate.
2008
Hackett, Edward J., Parker, John N., Conz, David., Rohten, Diana, and
Andrew Parker. “Ecology Transformed: NCEAS and Changing
Patterns of Ecological Research.” In Science on the Internet, G. Olson,
A. Zimmerman and N. Boas (Eds.) (MIT)
2004
Hackett, Edward J., Conz, David., and John N. Parker. “Scientific
Misconduct.” Encyclopedia of Science and Technology Studies. New
York: Oxford Publishing.
2003
Miller-Loessi, Karen and John N. Parker.“Cross-Cultural Social
Psychology.” Handbook of Social Psychology. New
York: Kluwer-Plenum.
Commentaries and Book Reviews
2012
Queensburough, Simon and John N. Parker. “The Habits of Successful
Ecologists: Learning from the Best.” Bulletin of the British Ecological
Society, 43:31-34.
2011
Parker, John N., Vermeulen, Niki and Bart Penders. “Admin Burden is
Part of the Job,” Nature, 476 (7358).
2010
Penders, Bart, Vermeulen, Niki, and John N. Parker. “To Make
Progress We Must Remember and Learn from the Past,” Nature, 463
(157).
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Vermeulen, Niki, Parker, John N. and Bart Penders. “Big, Small or
Mezzo?: Lessons from Science Studies for the ongoing debate about
‘Big’ versus ‘Little’ Science,” EMBO Reports, 11, 420-423.
2009
Parker, John N. Book review, “Disrupting Science,” Social Forces, 88
(2)
Scientific Reports
Crona, Beatrice I. and John N. Parker. (2008). “Boundary Work and
Science-Policy Interactions in the Decision Center for a Desert City,”
Works in Progress
Parker, John N. “On the Micro Politics of Intellectual Fields: Ideas,
Emotions, and Intergenerational Social Dynamics in Coherent Groups.”
(in preparation for Social Psychology Quarterly).
Parker, John N. and Ugo Corte. “Collaborative Creativity: Toward
a Comprehensive Theory of Collaborative Circles” (in preparation
for Sociological Theory).
Hespanha, Stacy et al. “A Comparative Analysis of Intellectual Synthesis
in Two National Synthesis Centers.” (in preparation for Nature).
Research Awards and Fellowships
2014
National Science Foundation
Title: Data Management and Data Sharing Workshop for Science
and Technology Studies.
Co-principal investigator with Dr. Edward J. Hackett, Dr. Jane
Maienschein, and Dr. Manfred Laubichler, Arizona State University
$39,268
2013
Sol and Esther Drescher Faculty Research Grant (Barrett Honors
College)
Title: Investigating Radically Creative Groups
Principal Investigator
$5000
2012
National Science Foundation
Title: Sensible Science: A Sociometric Approach to Collaboration in
Synthesis Groups
Co-principal investigator with Dr. Edward Hackett, Arizona State
University
$260,000
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Society for Social Studies of Science
Title: Data Sharing in Science and Technology Studies
Co-Principal Investigator with Dr. Edward J. Hackett, Arizona State
University and Dr. Wesley Shrum, Louisiana State University
$15,000
Sol and Esther Drescher Faculty Research Grant (Barrett Honors
College)
Title: Coherent Groups and Scientific Change
Principal Investigator
$5000
2011
US National Evolutionary Synthesis Center
Title: Advancing Theory and Research on Scientific Synthesis
Principal Investigator with Dr. Edward J. Hackett, Arizona State
University
$50,000
US National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis
Title: Advancing Theory and Research on Scientific Synthesis
Principal Investigator with Dr. Edward J. Hackett, Arizona State
University
$50,000
Sol and Esther Drescher Faculty Research Grant (Barrett Honors
College)
Title: Coherent Groups and Scientific Change
Principal Investigator
$3500
2010
Netherlands Center for Society and Genomics
Title: Collaboration in the Health and Life Sciences
Co-principal Investigator with Dr. Bart Penders, Maastricht
University & Dr. Niki Vermeulen, University of Manchester
€ 5,000
2008
Arizona State University Office of Global Engagement
Title: Samara River Valley: Bronze Age Politics and Twenty-First
Century Collaborations
Principal Investigator with Dr. Achim Hermann and Dr. Laura Popova,
Arizona State University
$20,000
2007
Arizona State University Office of Strategic Initiatives
Title: Ecology and Global Environmental Policy
Co-principal Investigator with Dr. Clark Miller, Arizona State University
$50,000
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2005-2006
Arizona State University Division of Graduate Studies
Title: Millennium Interdisciplinary Dissertation Fellowship
Principal Investigator
$17,000
2004-2006
National Science Foundation Dissertation Grant (International)
Title: Knocking Down the Walls: The Integration of Ecology and the
Social Sciences
Co-principal Investigator with Dr. Edward Hackett, Arizona State
University
$12,000
2004
Arizona State University Graduate and Professional Student
Association
Title: Knocking Down the Walls: The Integration of Ecology and the
Social Sciences
Principal Investigator
$1313
2003
National Science Foundation
Title: International Summer Research Grant
Principal Investigator
$9,000
2002
National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis, University
of California at Santa Barbara
Title: Summer Research Grant
Principal Investigator
$3,000
2001-2006
National Science Foundation
Title: Integrative Graduate Education and Research Training
Fellowship Stipend
$150,000
Invited Presentations
2015
Parker, John N. “Comparing New Modes of Organizing Research:
Traversing Disciplinary Boundaries.” Center for Environmental
Research, Education, and Outreach, Washington State University,
Pullman, WA, January.
2014
Parker, John N. and Ugo Corte. “From Groups to Fields: Towards a
Structural Account of Collaborative Circles.” Higher Seminar Series,
Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden, December
Parker, John N. “The Future of Resilience and the Resilience
Alliance.” Meetings of the Resilience Alliance, Montpellier, France,
May
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Parker, John N. and Edward J. Hackett. “Assessing Synthesis Centers
and Synthesis Groups.” Meeting of Global Synthesis Centers, French
Center for Analysis and Synthesis of Biodiversity, Aix en Provence,
October
Parker, John N. “Social Dynamics of Synthesis in Ecology and the
Environmental Sciences.” Summer Institute of the National Center for
Ecological Analysis and Synthesis, Santa Barbara, July
Parker, John N. “Traps and Transformation in Coherent Scientific
Groups.” South African Program on Ecosystem Change
and Society. Cape Town, South Africa, April
2012
Parker, John N. “On the Micro Politics of Intellectual Fields.” Higher
Seminar Series, Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden, August
Hackett, Edward J. and John N Parker. “Ecology Transformed:
Organizational Innovation and the Transcendence of Place” University
of Lucerne, Lucerne, Switzerland, June
Parker, John N. “The Social Science of Innovative Science” University
of Queensland, Brisbane, School of Integrative Biology, May
Parker, John N. “Wither the Resilience Alliance?” Meetings of the
Resilience Alliance, Montpellier, France, January
2011
Parker, John N. “Transdisciplinary and Synthetic Research
Collaborations” University of Vienna, Austria, Department of
Science Studies, July
Parker, John N. “Collaboration in Life and Health Sciences” Radboud
University, Netherlands, Center for Society and Genomics, May
Parker, John N. “Social Dimensions of Collaboration in Synthesis
Centers” Duke University, National Center for Evolutionary Analysis
and Synthesis, May
2010
Parker, John N. “Scientific Social Movements.” University of Puget
Sound, Department of Sociology, November
2009
Parker, John N. and Edward J. Hackett. “Emotions in Scientific Social
Movements and Scientific Collaborations.” Stockholm Resilience
Centre, Stockholm, June
Parker, John N. “3000 years Among the Ecologists” National Science
Foundation site review of The National Center for Ecological Analysis
and Synthesis, Santa Barbara, CA, February
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2006
Parker, John N. “Ecology and the Social Sciences: A Star-crossed Love
Affair?” Meetings of the Resilience Alliance, Krueger National Park,
South Africa, April
2003
Parker, John N. “Collaboration in Ecological Working Groups.”
University of Stockholm, Dept. of Systems Ecology, May
2002
Parker, John N. “Collaborative Aspects of Working Groups at the
National Center for Ecological Analysis and
Synthesis.” National
Science Foundation reverse site review of The National Center for
Ecological Analysis and Synthesis, Washington D.C., October
Select Conference Presentations
2014
Parker, John N. and Beatrice I. Crona, “On Being All Things: Boundary
Organizations and Scientists.” Presented at the Annual Meetings of the
American Association for the Advancement of Science, Chicago,
February
2013
Parker, John N. and Edward J. Hackett. “Ecology Transformed: NCEAS
and Organizing for Synthesis.” Presented at the Annual Meetings of the
American Association for the Advancement of Science, Boston,
February
2012
Parker, John N. and Edward J. Hackett. “A Theory of Intellectual
Fusion.” Presented at the Annual Meetings of the Society for Social
Studies of Science, Copenhagen, Denmark, November.
Hackett, Edward J. and John N. Parker. “Ecology Transformed:
Organizational Innovation and the Transcendence of Place.”
Presented at Swiss Academy of Humanities and Social Science
conference on The Local Configuration of New Research
Fields, Lucerne, Switzerland, June
Parker, John N. “Ideas, Emotions and Social Movements” Presented at
the Annual Meetings of the Pacific Sociological Association, San
Diego, April
2011
Parker, John N. “Ideas, Emotions, and Intergenerational Change.”
Presented at the meetings of the Society for Political
Sociology of Science, Troy, NY, May.
Penders, Bart, Vermeulen, Niki and John N. Parker. “Collaboration in
Health Science and Health Care” (Triple Session). Presented at the
Annual Meetings of the Society for Social Studies of Science,
Cleveland, November
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2010
Hackett, Edward .J. and John N. Parker. “Paradoxes of Scientific
Leadership” Presented at the Annual Meetings of the Society for Social
Studies of Science, Tokyo, Japan, August
Parker, John N., Lortie, Christopher .J. and Stefano Allesina.
“Characterizing a Scientific Elite: The Social Characteristics of the
Most Highly Cited Scientists in Environmental Science and Ecology”
Presented at the Annual Meetings of the Pacific Sociological
Association, Oakland, April
2009
Crona, B. and Parker, J.N. “Dynamics of Collaborative Learning for
Adaptive Governance: What is there to Learn from Boundary
Organizations?” Presented at the Amsterdam Conference on the
Human Dimensions of Global Environmental Change (IHDP),
Amsterdam, December
Parker, John N. and Beatrice I. Crona. “All Things to All People:
Boundary Organizations and the Changing University System.”
Presented at the Annual Meetings of the Society for Social Studies of
Science, Washington, D.C., October
Parker, John N. and Beatrice I. Crona. “Tensions and Challenges in
University-based Boundary Organizations.” Presented at the Annual
Meetings of the Pacific Sociological Association, San Diego, April
2008
Parker, John N. “Disciplinary and Personal Motivations for Scientific
Collaboration.” Presented at the Annual Meetings of the Society for
Social Studies of Science, Rotterdam, August
2007
Parker, John N. “Hot Spots and Hot Moments in Scientific
Collaborations.” Presented at the Annual Meetings of the
Society for Social Studies of Science, Montreal, August
Parker, John N. “Scientific Integration: Collaborative Aspects of
Disciplinary Synthesis.” Presented at the Annual Meetings of the
Pacific Sociological Association, Oakland, April
2006
Parker, John N. “Integration as an Agent of Scientific Change.”
Presented at the Annual Meetings of the Society for Social Studies of
Science, Vancouver, November
2005
Parker, John N. “New Trends in Scientific Integration.” Presented at the
Annual Meetings of the Society for Social Studies of Science,
Pasadena, October
Parker, John N. and Solomon Rotstein. “Research Ensembles and
Integration: Bridging Scientific Disciplines through Technology.”
Presented at the Annual Meetings of the Pacific Sociological
Association, Portland, April
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Parker, John N, Conz, D., Lewin, B. and Edward Hackett. “Scientific
Consensus and Job Satisfaction among Scientists.” Presented at the
Annual Meetings of the Graduates in the Earth, Life and Social
Sciences Symposium, Arizona State University, Tempe, February
2004
Barthel, Stephan, Parker, John N., and Thomas Elmqvist.“The
History of Allotment Areas in 20th Century Sweden and their Role in
Maintaining Ecosystem Services in Urban Areas. European Urban
History Conference, Athens, Greece, October
Harlan, Sharon, Brazel, A., Stefanov, W., Prashad, L., Larsen, L.,
Grineski, S., Jones, N., and John N. Parker. “An interdisciplinary
investigation of social class, ethnicity, and exposure to urban climate
change.” Globalization and the Environmental Justice Movement
Symposium, Tucson, AZ, September
Parker, John N, Hackett, E., and David Conz. “Deviance in Science:
The State of the Subject and Future Possibilities for Research.”
Presented at the Annual Meetings of the Pacific Sociological
Association, San Francisco, April
Harlan, Sharon, Brazel, B., Stefanov, W., Grineski, S., Jones, N.,
Parker, J., Preshad, L., and Larissa Larson. 2004. “Inequality in the 21st
Century: Social Class, Ethnicity, and Vulnerability to Climate Change.”
Presented at the Annual Meetings of the Pacific Sociological
Association, San Francisco, April
Hackett, Edward J., Conz, D., and John N. Parker. “New Dimensions
of Scientific Collaboration.” Symposium onScientific Collaboration in
Transition, Presented at the Annual Meetings of the American
Association for the Advancement of Science, Denver, February
2003
Hackett, Edward and John N. Parker. 2003. “Ecology Transformed?”
Presented at the Annual Meetings of the International Society for
History, Philosophy, and Social Studies of Biology, Vienna, Austria,
July
Parker, John N. “Dreams, Stratification, and Emotions: On the
Colonization of the Nightworld.” Presented at the Annual Meetings of
the Pacific Sociological Association, Pasadena, April
Parker, John N. “Emotions in Science: A Call for an International
Comparison.” Presented at the Annual Meetings of the Pacific
Sociological Association, Pasadena, April
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Jones, Nancy, Brazel, A., Harlan, S.,Stefanov, W., Eisinger, C.,
Grineski, S., Headquist, B., Lord, M., Parker, J. and Lela Preshad.
“Neighborhood Ecosystems: Human-Vegetation-Climate Interactions
in a Desert Metropolis.” Presented at the Annual Meetings of the
Central Arizona Long-Term Ecological Research site, Phoenix,
February, (Poster)
2002
Gade, Kris, Bigler, W., Collins, T., Ng, E., Parker, J., and L.B. Stabler.
“From Horse-Drawn Streetcars to Light Rail: The Legacy of
Segregation at Eastlake Park.” Presented at the Annual Meetings of the
Graduates in the Earth, Life and Social Sciences Graduate Research
Symposium, Tempe, February (Poster)
Parker, John N. “Strangeness and Uncertainty at the National Center for
Ecological Analysis and Synthesis.” Presented at the Annual Meetings
of the Society for the Social Studies of Science, Milwaukee, November
Conz, David, Hackett, E. and John N. Parker. “Coping with Policy
Change: US Fusion Energy Research after ITER Withdrawal.”
Presented at the Annual Meetings of the Society for Social Studies of
Science, Milwaukee, November
Gade, Kris, Bigler, W., Collins,T., Ng, E., Parker, J., and L.B. Stabler.
“Eastlake Park: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Urban Ecology.”
Presented at the Annual Meetings of the Ecological Society of America,
Tucson, August
Parker, John N. “New Trends in Ecology: Collaboration at the National
Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis.” Presented at the Annual
Meetings of the Pacific Sociological Association, Vancouver, B.C.
April
2001
Parker, John N. “Task Uncertainty, Satisfaction, and Commitment in
Science.” Presented at the Annual Meetings of the Society for Social
Studies of Science, Boston, November
Parker, John N. “The Work Lives of Academic Scientists: The Effects
of Work Life Conditions on Job Satisfaction and Organizational
Commitment.” Presented at the Annual Meetings of the Pacific
Sociological Association, San Francisco, April
Professional Activities
2011
Session Organizer, “Collaboration in Health Science and Health Care.”
(Triple Session) With Bart Penders and Niki Vermeulen, for the Annual
Meetings of the Society for Social Studies of Science, Cleveland
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2008
Session Organizer, “Collaboration in Biology.” With Niki Vermeulen,
for the Annual Meetings of the Society for Social Studies of Science,
Rotterdam, Netherlands, August
Session Organizer, “Sociology of Work and Organizations,” For the
Annual Meetings of the Pacific Sociological Association, Portland,
April
Session Organizer, “Sociology of Science, Knowledge and
Technology.” For the Annual Meetings of the Pacific Sociological
Association, Portland, April
2007
Session Organizer, “Social and Technical Aspects of Scientific
Collaborations.” For the Annual Meetings of the Society for Social
Studies of Science, October, Montreal
2006
Session Organizer, “Sociology of Science and Technology.” For the
Annual Meetings of the Pacific Sociological Association, Hollywood,
April
2004
Committee member, Human Dimensions Network Science Working
Group, NSF Long Term Ecological Research Network 2004-2006
Committee member, Social Science Committee, NSF Long Term
Ecological Research Network 2004-2006
2003
Session Organizer, “Sociology of Science: Social and Technical
Influences in Knowledge Production.” For the Annual Meetings of the
Pacific Sociological Association, Pasadena, April
Session Organizer, “Dramaturgy: Continuing the Lineage of
Erving Goffman.” For the Annual Meetings of the Pacific
Sociological Association, Pasadena, April
Session Organizer, “Towards a Sociology of Dreams.” For the Annual
Meetings of the Pacific Sociological Association, Pasadena, April
2002
Session Organizer, “Sociology of Science.” For the Annual Meetings of
the Pacific Sociological Association, San Francisco, CA, April
President, Sociology Graduate Students Alliance, Department of
Sociology, Arizona State University
2001
Committee member, Student Section of the Society for Social Studies
of Science
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Synergistic Activities
2015
Workshop Chair and Organizer, “Data Sharing Standards in Science
and Technology Studies,” for the Society for Social Studies of Science
and the National Science Foundation.
2011
Participant, Workshop on Data Sharing and Data Practices in Synthesis
Centers (NSF sponsored workshop), National Evolutionary Synthesis
Center, Durham, NC, May
2006
Participant, Workshop to develop new Science of Science and
Innovation Policy (SciSIP) program, National Science Foundation,
Arlington, July
2004
Participant, Collaboration in Ecology (NSF Sponsored Workshop),
Irvine, CA October
2002
Participant, Ecology Transformed? (working group on social aspects of
scientific work and collaboration, funded by NSF through the National
Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis), Santa Barbara, CA
March, 2002
Teaching Experience
Sociological Theory
Social Dimensions of Science and Technology
The Sociology of Creativity
The Sociological Imagination
The Social Psychology of Attraction
The Human Event
Cultural Encounters
Professional Association Memberships
American Sociological Association
Society for Social Studies of Science
Pacific Sociological Association
Ralf Yorque Society
Reviewing
National Science Foundation; National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration;
American Sociological Review; Social Studies of Science; Science and Public Policy;
Sociological Theory; Science Communication; Science, Technology and Human Values;
Symbolic Interaction; Qualitative Sociology; Social Movement Studies; Computer
Supported Cooperative Work; Behavioral Ecology; Ideas in Ecology and Evolution;
Ecology and Society; Oikos; Conservation Biology; PeerJ
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References
Edward J. Hackett
Address: PO Box 872402
Tempe, AZ, 85287-2402
Email: ehackett@asu.edu
Phone: 480.965.6215
Stephanie H. Hampton
Address: Wegner Room 205
Washington State University
Pullman, WA 99164-6525
Phone: 509.335.6750
Email: s.hampton@wsu.edu
Clark Miller
Address: PO Box 875603
Tempe, AZ, 85287-5603
Phone: 480.965.1778
Email: clark.miller@asu.edu
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