Adriana Sisko

104 ELAM PARK

LEXINGTON, KY 40503

609-915-1114

EDUCATION

·  Ph.D. candidate, The University of Kentucky, Lexington (2013 – present, anticipated graduation 2018)

·  Middlebury Language School Intensive French Program, Middlebury (Summer 2016)

·  B.A. in Women’s & Gender Studies and English, The College of New Jersey, Ewing (2009 – 2013)

PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS

Visiting lecturer:
Feminist & Gender Studies Program, Colorado College

·  History of Sex: Modernity, Spring 2017.

GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS

·  2016, Bonnie J. Cox Graduate Research Award, Gender & Women’s Studies Department, University of Kentucky (1,000$)

HONORS AND AWARDS

·  2012, Award of Honorable Mention, NJ WGS Undergraduate Research Colloquium, 2012

·  2009 – 2010, American Federation of Teachers Scholarship

PRESENTATIONS AT ACADEMIC CONFERENCES AND EVENTS

·  “Queer History: What You Never Knew and How to Use It” The Midwest Bisexual, Lesbian, Gay, Transgender, and Ally College Conference, Purdue University

·  “’Going All the Way’: Erotic and Affective Legitimacy”

o  National Women's Studies Association Annual Conference, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 13 November 2015

o  Science, Technology & Gender: Challenges & Opportunities, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario,10 August 2014

·  “Dude Looks Like a Lady,” Northeast Regional Honors Council Conference, Baltimore, MD, 14 April 2012

“Camp Cake and Post-human Robots,” NJ Women’s and Gender Studies Consortium, 8th

Annual Undergraduate Research Colloquium, Rider University, Lawrence, NJ, 13 April 2012

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Instructor of record:

Gender & Women’s Studies Department, University of Kentucky

·  ‘Sex and Power’, Fall 2015.

·  ‘Gender and Popular Culture, Spring 2016.

Teaching assistant:

Gender & Women’s Studies Department, University of Kentucky

·  ‘Sex and Power’, Spring 2015, assisted Dr. Jonathan Coleman

·  ‘Gender and Popular Culture’, Fall 2014, assisted Dr. Chamara Kwakye

·  ‘Sex and Power’, Spring 2014, assisted Dr. Janice Oaks

·  ‘Gender and Popular Culture’, Fall 2013, assisted Dr. Carol Mason

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

Volunteer, Lexington Gay Straight Alliance (Fall 2015 – present)

RELEVANT RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

Oral History Center Student Assistant for the Louie B. Nunn Center for Oral History at the

University of Kentucky (Fall 2015 – present).

Responsibilities: Digitizing oral history interviews, indexing metadata including interview summaries, topical keywords, Library of Congress subject-headings using the OHMS Oral History Metadata Synchronizer.

·  Data chair for the queer history mobile app Quist. (May 2015—May 2016).

Responsibilities: Recruitment of volunteers for data assistance, any needed background historical research for data entries. Edit events database for historical accuracy, scholarly sourcing, correct terminology, and spelling/grammar.

·  Content intern for the queer history mobile app Quist. (January 2015—May 2015).

Responsibilities: edit events database for historical accuracy, scholarly sourcing, correct terminology, and spelling/grammar.