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Last updated: January 2020 SAMORY RASHID, Ph.D., ProfessorPolitical Science Department, 309 Holmstedt Hall,Indiana State University, Terre Haute, INMailing address 885 S. College Mall Rd., # 369,Bloomington, IN 47401Samory27@EDUCATIONPh.D. Political Science (1990) The University of ChicagoDissertation, Expropriation & the Firm’s Decision to Invest Abroad: The Impact of the Political Environment on the Foreign Direct Investment Decisions of U.S. Firms Operating in Africa.M.A. Political Science (1983) The University of ChicagoThesis, The Meaning and Significance of Post-Modern Islamic Revivalism in the 1980sGraduate Study, Political Science Department (1974-75) Northwestern University, Evanston, ILGraduate study in Political Science, African Studies and Arabic language. NorthwesternUniversity has the oldest African Studies program in the United States.M.A.1973, Government, Southern Illinois University, (SIU) Carbondale, ILThesis, South African Apartheid: Case Study of Regional Conflict in International RelationsB.A. 1971, Cultural Anthropology, Philosophy minor, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL SPECIALIZATIONS International Relations, Islamist Militancy in Africa and its Diaspora and Political Economy STUDY ABROAD Haile Selassie I University, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, summer 1973 Nairobi University, Nairobi, Kenya, summer 1973 Dar-es-Salaam University, Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania, summer 1973 University of Zambia, Lusaka, Zambia, summer 1973 Sponsored by Howard University of Washington, D.C. Educators to Africa & the US State Department for study and travel to the above listed countries and universitiesTRAVEL ABROAD Morocco, Spring break, March 2020. Morocco, Spain, Greece and Switzerland, winter break, December-January, 2019. Morocco, Spain, winter break, December-January, 2018. United Kingdom, France, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany, summer 2013. Canada and Mexico, intermittent travel, 1987, 1988, 1993, 1995, and 2013. United Arab Emirates, Sharjah, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, winter, 2012. Saudi Arabia and Bahrain, summer 1994 Sudan and Egypt, winter 1993. The Netherlands, France, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Turkey, summer 1991. Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, Somalia, and what is now Eritrea, summer, 1973. Samory Rashid, c.v., p. 2INTERDISCIPLINARY GRADUATE AREAS AND COURSES TAKEN, at The University of Chicago (1981-1990) Political Science (International Political Economy), Economics (International Finance Microeconomics, Macroeconomics), Business (Risky Decision Making), Law (International Business Transactions), Geography (Resource Management), Sociology (Organizational Decision Behavior), Oriental Languages (Arabic), Public Policy (Problems of Policy Implementation), SSA (Strategic Planning, Marketing and Management) and Political Science (the Political Transformation of International Economic Regimes). COURSES TAUGHT Empirical Political Theory (PS 658) Organization Theory (PS 498, 598) Prose Seminar in Public Organizations (PA 601) Organization Behavior in Public Agencies (PA 605) Capstone Senior Seminar (PS 499) American Government (PS 201) Public Administration (PA 330) Budgeting in Government Agencies (PA 607) Topics Seminar: Comparative Insurgency Movements (terrorism) Topics Seminar: Multinational Corporations & Political Risk Political Inquiry --Intro. to Political Science Research Methods (PS 245) African Governments and Politics (PS 488, 588) –self designed The International Relations of Africa (PS 475, 575) –self designed Introduction to Political Science (PS 130) Issues of Our Times –International (PS 105) Contemporary Political Issues (PS 105) Contested Issues in Political Science (PS 464) Introduction to International Relations (PS 271) World Politics, taught at Ivy Tech Community College, Bloomington, IN (PS 211) Middle East Governments and Politics, taught at UCLA (PS150) Politics of the Middle East, taught at ISU (PSCI 490) The Politics of Globalization, i.e., International Political Economy, (PS 476) Coordinator, Missouri State Government Internship Program, Lincoln University.TENURE-TRACK TEACHING APPOINTMENTS Professor of Political Science, Indiana State University, August 2016-present Associate Professor of Political Science, Indiana State University, August 1997-July 2016 Assistant Professor of Political Science, Indiana State University, August 1990 – July 1997 Affiliated faculty member of the Department of African and African American Studies now part of the Department of History, Indiana State University, August 1990-present, NON-TENURE-TRACK TEACHING APPOINTMENTS Visiting Associate Professor, Political Science, University of California (UCLA), 1998. Guest Lecturer, Political Science Department, University of Maine-Orono, 1987-1990. Visiting Lecturer, Political Science Department, North-Central College, Naperville, IL 1982. Instructor, Government Dept., Lincoln University, (HBCU) Jefferson City, Missouri 1972-77. Research Assistant, Black American Studies Program, Southern Illinois University, 1971-72. Samory Rashid, c.v., p.3.PUBLICATIONSPeer-Reviewed Journal Articles “Black Muslims,” An online annotated bibliography article, Oxford Bibliographies in African American Studies, Oxford University Press, New York, NY. June 2016. “Blacks, Waves of Immigration (WOI) Theory, and Hidden Transcripts,” American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences, vol. 21, no 2, Spring 2004, pp. 65-77. “Blacks and the Islamic Revival in the U.S.,” Hamdard Islamicus, vol. 24, no. 1, Jan-March 2003, pp. 45-62. “Islamic Origins of Spanish Florida’s Fort Musa,” The Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs, vol. 21, no. 2, Oct. 2001, pp. 209-243, “Understanding Blacks and Islam,” The Journal of Islamic Law and Culture, vol. 5, no. 1, Spring/Summer 2000, pp. 45-75. “Divergent Perspectives on Islam in America,” The Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs, vol. 20, no. 1, April 2000, pp. 74-90. “Religion, Politics, and Black Resistance: Where’s Islam?” The Journal of Islamic Law and Culture, vol. 5, no. 2, Fall/Winter 2000, pp. 125-158. “Blacks and the Law of Resistance in Islam,” The Journal of Islamic Law, vol. 4, no. 2, Fall/Winter 1999, pp. 87-124. “Towards Understanding America’s Islamic Legacy,” Islamic Studies Quarterly Journal, vol. 38, no. 3, 1999, pp., 343-366. “Islamic Influence in the Americas: Struggle, Flight, Community,” The Journal of Islamic Minority Affairs, vol. 19, no. 1, April 1999, pp. 7-32. “Islam in America: Multicultural Blind-spot,” The Arab World Geographer, vol. 2, no. 1, August 1999, pp. 70-83. “Structural Adjustment and Foreign Direct Investment in Africa: A Policy Analysis,” Midwest Review of International Business Research, vol. XI, Spring 1997, pp., “The Islamic Aspects of the Legacy of Malcolm X” The American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences, vol. 10, no. 1, Spring 1993, pp., 60-71. “The Political Environment and Foreign Direct Investment Decisions: The Case of Sudan,” Midwest Review of International Business Research, vol. VII, Mar. 1993, 52-60. “The Politics of Islamic Revival,” Indiana Academy of the Social Sciences, vol. 26, 1992, pp. 56-61. Samory Rashid, c.v., p. 4.PUBLICATIONS (continued)Books Samory Rashid, Mounting Crisis: The Repression of Muslims, Worldwide, book project beginning March, 2020 Samory Rashid, Mission Eternal: Jihad in Africa and Its Diaspora. (under review) December 2020. Samory Rashid The Islamist Challenge and Africa (Lanham, MD: Lexington Books, 2018), with dust cover endorsements by faculty experts affiliated with African Studies Programs at Michigan State University (ranked #1 in the nation in the field of African Studies), Howard University, a leading center for African and African American Studies and Harvard University (see dust cover endorsements online at ) Samory Rashid Black Muslims in the U.S.: History, Politics and the Struggle of a Community (New York: Palgrave-Macmillan Pub., 2013), with dust cover endorsement by Dr. Akbar Muhammad, (son of Elijah Muhammad) of Binghamton University, New York. Samory Rashid, (Ph.D. dissertation), Expropriation and the Firm’s Decision to Invest Abroad: The Impact of the Political Environment on the Foreign Direct Investment Decisions of U.S. Firms Operating in Africa (Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 2000), eBook.Monograph “Religion in the African Diaspora,” in occasional papers, John McCluskey editor &. Dir., African & African American Studies Program, Indiana University Press, 2000.Book Chapter “Politics in Uganda,” co-authored book chapter in R. Dibie (ed.) Politics and Policies of Subsaharan Africa (Lanham, MD: Rowan and Littlefield Pub. Inc. 2001): 165-188. Book Reviews “From Moors to Maroons: The Islamic Heritage of the Maroons of Jamaica,” by S. Afroz, Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs, vol. 19, no. 2, April 2000. Memories of a Revolution; Egypt 1952, in the African Book Publishing Record, vol. 23, no. 23, Spring 1997. Richard W. Hull, American Enterprise in South Africa in the Journal of Modern African Studies vol. 31, no. 4, January 1994, pp., published by Cambridge University Press. Religion and National Integration in Africa in the International Journal of Arab and Islamic Studies, vol. 10, no. 2, spring 1993, pp. 105-109. Power and Leadership in International Bargaining in the International Journal of Arab and Islamic Studies, spring 1993, pp Merry Wyn Davies and Adnan Khalil Pasha, Beyond Frontiers: Islam and Contemporary Needs, in the International Journal of Arab and Islamic Studies, vol. 7, no. 1, Fall 1990, p., 103-105. Samory Rashid, c.v., p. 5.PUBLICATIONS (continued) Book Reviews Sadar Ziauddin, Explorations in Islamic Science: (Islamic Futures and Policy Studies) in the International Journal of Arab and Islamic Studies, vol. 9, no. 2, spring 1992, pp. 101-104. Dustcover Book endorsement for David Polizzi A Phenomenological Hermeneutic of Antiblack Racism in the Autobiography of Malcolm X (Lanham, MD: Lexington books, 2019). Government Reports (co-authored), the Illinois General Assembly, Springfield, IL An Organizational Analysis of the Illinois Department of Public Aid, 1980 (co-authored) Public Aid Cost Control, a brief summary report of the above report, 1980. Reprint Islamic Aspects of the Legacy of Malcolm X in H.B. McCullough (ed.) Political Ideologies and Political Philosophies (Ontario, Canada: Thompson Ed. Pub.), 1998. Abstract, Islam in America, Islamic Horizon, Islamic Society of North America, 1995. Encyclopedia entriesTwelve (12) Sole-Authored Encyclopedia Entries on various topics including women, black Muslims, terrorism and government appear in the following volumes: M. McFadden (ed.) Ready Reference: Women’s Studies (Pasadena, CA: Salem Press), 1997 The Marginalization of WomenFrench Canadian WomenThe Nation of Islam (movement) and WomenMuslim WomenPolygamy Joseph M. Bassette (ed.) Ready Reference: American Justice Volumes I, II (Pasadena, CA:Salem Press, 1996).The FBI Counter Intelligence Program of the 1960s (COINTELPRO)Malcolm XElijah MuhammadMarcus GarveyThe Black Power Movement James McGill (ed.) Survey of Social Science: Government and Politics, Pasadena, CA: Salem Press, 1995).TerrorismIslam and Government Samory Rashid, c.v., p.6.PUBLICATIONS (continued) Freelance Newspaper Writer, St. Louis Argus Newspaper, St. Louis, Missouri 1978.LARGE-SCALE DATA ANALYSIS Analyzed the largest known data base on expropriations of multinational corporate assets as part of my Ph.D. dissertation research at The University of Chicago. The data base was shared (for non-commercial purposes) by Professor Stephen J. Kobrin of the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania and extended by Professor Michael Minor of the University of Texas. At the time, it was the largest known data base on MNC expropriations The analysis focused primarily on case studies and regression analysis, 1987-90.ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS Chair, Political Science Department, in the College of Arts and Sciences, at Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana,1999-2000 Acting Associate Dean, in the College of Arts and Sciences, Indiana State University, Spring 1994. The college’s 23 departments/units made it the largest college at the University. Special Assistant to the Dean, College of Arts and Sciences, Indiana State University Terre Haute, IN, new student and faculty recruitment with emphasis on diversity1990-96. Associate Director, Office of Student Admissions, University of Maine, nationwide travel for student recruitment with emphasis on diversity of student recruits, 1988-1990. Research Associate, for the Sponsored Programs Division in the Office of the Associate Vice President for Research at the University of Maine in Orono, Maine 1988. Research Associate, Bureau of Public Administration, in the College of Arts and Sciences and Political Science Dept., at the University of Maine in Orono, Maine 1987. Policy & Resource Analyst, Chancellor’s Office, University of Illinois-Chicago. planning, institutional studies, space studies, enrollment management unit, 1985. Policy & Resource Analyst, Chancellor’s Office, University of Illinois-Chicago, Office of Planning and Resource Management, Chicago Medical Center budget analysis, 1986. Student worker, Comptroller division of the Business Office, The University of Chicago, 1984. Planning Analyst, Illinois Bureau of the Budget (in the State office of Planning), located in the Office of the Governor, State Capital, Springfield, IL, Acting Director, Illinois State Government OMB Circular A-95 Grants Clearinghouse involving broad-scale fiscal planning, statewide grant program management and intergovernmental relations, 1980-81. Legislative Intern, Illinois General Assembly, House Appropriations legislative staff, (later re-assigned to the position of Staff Analyst), State of Illinois, State Capital Building, Springfield, IL November 1979-April1980. Assist. Manager, CDBG grant-funded Housing Rehab. implementation, St. Louis, 1979. Housing Ordinance Enforcement, City of Hazelwood, Missouri (St. Louis County) 1978. Samory Rashid, c.v., p. 7.CONSULTING Educational Testing Service (ETS), as a Political Science Test Bank Consultant, providing test bank questions for nationwide standardized exams in the field of Political Science, Princeton, NJ, 2005-2007. Katahdin Area Health Center, Consultant, Orono, Maine, 1987. INVITED PRESENTATIONSInvited guest speaker, International Health class, taught by I.U. Adjunct Professor and Urologist, Dr. Dean Lenz, (topic: health care issues in the Islamic world) in the top-ranked School of Public and Environmental Affairs (SPEA) at Indiana University-Bloomington,in Bloomington, Indiana, March 2015. Human Resource Management in a Global Economy: The Case of U.A.E., an invited paper presentation at an International Conference on Sustainable Economic Development at the American University of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, December, 2012.Invited Workshop Facilitator (along with 3 other facilitators that included Dr. Suleyman Nyang, the former Gambian Ambassador to Saudi Arabia) for a workshop on The Future of Islam in America, involving Muslim leaders from 50 different organizations based in Washington, D.C., and sponsored by the International Institute of Islamic Thought (IIIT) of Herndon, VA, May 2003 What Americans Do Not Know About Islam in the U.S., invited paper presentation, Annual Islam in America Conference, sponsored by the Islamic Society of North American; Chicago, IL June 29-July 2, 2000.Islam in America: Forgotten Roots or Hidden Transcripts? an invited paper presentation at the University of Pittsburgh, March 25, 2000.The Islamic Experience in the Americas, Brown Bag luncheon speakers' series, invitedpaper presentation, United (campus) Ministries, Terre Haute, IN Oct 1999.The Global Roots of Islam in America, an invited paper presentation, The American Association of Geographers, Annual Meeting, Hawaii, March, 1999. The Global Roots of Islam in America, Race, Religion, & Politics forum,an invited paper presentation, African American Studies Program,Indiana University, Bloomington, IN Feb. 1999. Islam in America: Religious Identity in the Americas, an invited paper presentation,Indiana-Purdue University at Indianapolis, CIC Minority Fellows Conference, Nov. 1998. Samory Rashid, c.v., p.8INVITED PRESENTATIONS (continued)Islam in America, Center for the Study of Religion, An invited paper presentation, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA 1998 Islam in America, Iranian Muslim Students Association, an invited speakingengagement, Los Angeles, CA, 1998. Structural Adjustment and FDI in Africa: A Policy Analysis, an invited paperpresentation, Annual meeting, Academy of International Business Midwest Region,Chicago, IL March 12, 1997. Earning Tenure: One Alumnus' Experience, presentation, Annual CIC Minority Fellowship Program, University of Illinois-Chicago, Chicago, Nov 1996Islam and Politics, an invited presentation, Rose-Hulman Institute of Engineering,Terre Haute, IN 1996. Structural Adjustment and Foreign Private Investment in Africa, an invited paper presentation, Third World Studies Conference, Univ. Nebraska, Omaha, NE, Oct. ‘95. Workshop participant, and session moderator, CIC Minority Fellowship Program,Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, Nov. 12-14, 1993. Third World Political Environments and Foreign Investment, an invited paperpresentation, International Studies Association Annual Meeting, Acapulco,Mexico, March 29-24, 1993.The Political Environment and Foreign Direct Investment Decisions: The Case of Sudan,an invited paper presentation, Midwest Business Association, Chicago, March 1993. FDI, GIS, and Technology Transfer to Africa, An invited paper presentation,African Studies Conference, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, 1992.Africa and the Strategic Location Decisions of U.S. Firms, invited presentation,Third World Studies Conference, Univ. of Nebraska, Omaha, NE, Oct. 1992.The Political Environment and Foreign Direct Investment Decisions, an invited paper presentation, American Political Science Association Annual, Sept. 1992, Chicago.Expropriation of Foreign Business Investment in African LDCs and Implicationsfor Post-Apartheid South Africa an invited paper presentation, African StudiesAssociation, St. Louis, Nov., 1991. Samory Rashid, c.v., p. 9.INVITED PRESENTATIONS (continued) The Politics of Investment Policy Liberalization in Africa an invited paper presentation, International Studies Association-Midwest Annual Meeting, University of Illinois at Urbana, Oct. 25-26, 1991. Don't Blame it on the Weather: A Decade of Minority Recruitment in Higher Education, An invited paper presentation, Association of Academic Affairs Administrators Midwest Annual Meeting, University of Illinois, Champaign, Urbana, Illinois Oct. 24-26, 1991. Foreign Investment Policy and Conflict Resolution in Africa, an invited paper presentation, Third World Studies Conference, University of Nebraska, Omaha, NE, Oct. 10-12, 1991. The Decision to Invest Abroad: Ten Crucial Questions, Political Theory Workshop, an invited paper presentation, sponsored by Elinor and Vincent Ostrom, Indiana University, Bloomington IN, Sept. 30, 1991. Elinor Ostrom (d. 2012) became a co-recipient of the 2009 Nobel prize in Economics. Expropriation, Legal Remedies, and Strategic Responses of U.S. Multinational Firms Operating Abroad, an invited paper presentation, Law and Society Association and the International Sociological Association, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 1991. The Impact of Overseas Political Environments on the Firm's Decision to Invest Abroad: Ten Critical Questions, an invited paper presentation, Indiana Political Science Association, April 26, 1991. Don’t Blame it on the Weather: A Decade of Minority Recruitment in Higher Education, an invited paper presentation before the northeast division of the National Association of College Admissions Counselors, University of Massachusetts, Boston, MA, 1989. Politics in Africa, invited class lectures, University of Maine, Orono, 1989-90. Muslims in America, an invited class seminar presentation, University of Missouri, Colombia. 1973Muslims in America, an invited class seminar presentation, Southern IllinoisUniversity-Carbondale, 1972THESIS COMMITTEES (only M.S, & M.A. degrees were awarded through 2013, member*, Chair**) Shavalla Riviera, Ph.D., Education, December 2016* Director of Diversity Programs, the University of Utah Eduardo Fradin, M.A., August 2013.** Priya Ramachandran, M.A., June 2012.* Andrea Taft, M.A., June 2009.* Samory Rashid, c.v., p. 10.THESIS COMMITTEES (only M.S, & M.A. degrees were awarded through 2013) continued Kasandra Housley, M.A., Instructor, Ivy Tech State College, Bloomington, IN June, 2009.** P.S. Hsieh, M. A., 2008* Takai Muritani, M.A., 2008. Madalina Haines, M.A., May 2003* Fodei Batty, M.P.A., 2002* Ph.D., Western Michigan University Tenured Professor Quinnipiac University, New Haven, CT Paul Binford, M.A, 2001** Lihang Zhang, M.A., May 2000.* Cao Yuewei, M.A., April 2000.* Salta Liebert, M.P.A., 2000,** Ph.D. The American University, Tenured Professor, Virginia Commonwealth University Haytham Hasan Linjawi, M.A., 1999.** Yan-Jan Liu, M.S., 1999.* Layne France, M.S., 1999.* Melissa VanHouten, M.A., Aug 1999.* Donald May, M.A., August, 1999.** Kevin Chou, M.A. May, 1999* Christopher Brown, M.A. Feb., 1999* Miwa Matsushita, M.P.A. May, 1998* Global Accounts Manager, San Francisco and Tokyo Mansour Jassem al-Shamsi, M.A. May, 1998* Ph.D. University of Exeter (U.K.), Human Resources Consultant, Government of the U.A.E. Vassilios Kastrinis, M.A. June 1998** Media Executive, Athens, Greece Zhigun Zhu, M.A., May 1997** Ph.D., University of South Carolina Chair of the Political Science Department, Bucknell University, Pennsylvania Emad Mayer-Mruwat, M.A., April 1997* Lawrence Tweedale, M.A., May 1997* Reginald Simmons, M.P.A., Aug. 1997* Generosa Kagaruki-Kakoti, M.A., Economics, Dec.1996* Salvatore Falletta, M.P.A., April 1995** Jihad Shabazz, not completed** Liangrong Wu, M.A., Aug. 1995* Willy Tabi George, M.A., May 1994** Ibrahim Garba, M.P.A., 1993* World Bank Administrator, Niamey, Niger (West Africa) Generosa Kagaruki-Kakoti, M.A., Economics, Dec.1996* Charles Senseman, M.A., April, 1993* Phillip Muambangoy, M.S., Feb. 1993* Fadi Saba, M.A., 1993* William F. Stroup, II, M.P.A., 1992** Ph.D. Candidate, Purdue University Eran Niemeir, M.A., June 1992* Chih-Jen Chen, M.S., July 1992* Irene Atudo, M.P.A., August 1991** Stephen M. Kimanzi, M.S., Dec. 1991** Samory Rashid, c.v., p. 11.UNIVERSITY SERVICE Partial list Public policy, American government, search committee member, 2018-2019. Conducted peer teaching evaluations for the Political Science Department, 2018. Compiled the annual student assessment report for the Political Science Dept., 2017.Search Committee Member, History Dept., Indiana State University, 2017-2018,Faculty Advisor, Political Science Club, Indiana State University, 2015-16.Conducted Book review of African Politics, for Westview Press, Berkeley, CA 2016. African Student Union panel discussant, Indiana State University, Fall 2015 Chair, Public policy, American government, search committee, 2015-2016.Search Committee Member, History Dept., Indiana State University, 2015-2016.Conducted a peer teaching evaluation for the Political Science Department, 2015.University Parents’ Advisory Council, Ball State University, Muncie, IN 2013.Conference panel planning coordinator, African Student Union at ISU, 2013. Campus fraternity (Sigma Pi) faculty advisor, Indiana State University, 2009-12.Intermittent Instructor, Ivy Tech Community College, Bloomington, IN 2007-12.American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences, manuscript reviewer June, 2008.African Student Union panel discussant, Indiana State University, Fall 2011.Faculty host to Interlink Students studying English as a second language attending Issues of Our Times –International classes I taught to practice their English skills,and discuss controversial political issues, Indiana State University, 2010.Rowan and Littlefield Pub., manuscript reviewer, Inc., 2006.Global Issues, by CQ Researcher of Washington, D.C., manuscript reviewer, 2005 Bloomington Worldwide Friends, IU., Bloomington, Host family, 2004-05. National Public Radio (NPR) & WBUR Boston interview, War in Africa, 2003.Voice of America Radio interview, Muslims and Islam in Europe, 2003.Faculty Advisor, Muslim Students Association, Indiana State University, intermittent. Samory Rashid, c.v., p. 12.UNIVERSITY SERVICE Partial list (continued)Volunteer honors section teaching, for the course Middle East Governments & Politics, UCLA, 1998. New Student Recruitment Team, Indiana State University, 1990-1996Pan African Studies Annual Conference Planning Committee, 1995-2000. .Member, the President’s Minority Advisory Committee, 1993-1995. Personnel evaluation committee, African & African American Studies, 1994. Program review coordinator, African & African American Studies Program, 1993.Panel Discussant on the 1960s experience, Sponsored by the School of Education,Indiana State University, 1994.Southeastern Political Science Association, manuscript reviewer, 1994ISU College of Arts and Sciences, minority faculty recruitment, 1990-96.Personnel evaluation committee, African & African American Studies Prog., 1994.Lynne Rienner Press, Manuscript reviewer, Boulder, Colorado, 1993.ISU College of Arts and Sciences, minority faculty recruitment, 1990-96. Program review coordinator, ISU African & African American Studies, 1993.Introduced keynote speaker author, journalist, News Contributor, Juan Williams,1996. Co-Organized with Dr. Francois Muyumba, Annual Pan African Study Conferencesat Indiana State University, 1991-95.Third World Studies Conferences, Omaha, NE., panel chair and organizer, 1993-1996.Islam in America Conferences, sponsored by ISNA, Panel participant, 1993-1996. Hosted keynote speaker, South African Dissident, Donald Woods, Terre Haute, IN 1993.Keynote Speaker, Martin Luther King Day, U.S. Naval Base at Winterport, ME, 1990.Introduced keynote speaker, Dr. Patrick O’Meara, Indiana University Professor of Political Science & former V. P. for International Programs, Terre Haute, IN, 1991. Member, NEACAC’s minority affairs subcommittee, Boston, MA, 1987-90. Samory Rashid, c.v., p. 13.UNIVERSITY SERVICE Partial list (continued)Hosted keynote speech delivered at Lincoln University by Dr. Richard Derge,former SIU Political Science Professor and President of Southern Illinois University,who led the U.S. “Ping Pong” (or table tennis) team in 1972 that preceded former-President Richard Nixon’s historic visit to China. Dr. Derge’s appearance pavedthe way for President. Nixon’s historic visit to China and the expression“ping pong” diplomacy in international relations, 1976.Hosted keynote speaker, Dr. Patrick O’Meara, Indiana University Professor of Political Science, former Vice President for International Programs and current Professorin the Indiana University School of Global and International Studies, Terre Haute, IN 1991. Member, NEACAC’s minority affairs subcommittee, Boston, MA, 1987-90. Delegation Head, Third World Student Leaders Conference, representingLincoln University of Missouri, Washington, D.C. conference, 1972.Lincoln University of Missouri, Upward Bound Program faculty mentor, 1972-74. SIU Black American Studies Prog, Math Tutor for local high school student, 1970.Vice President, Muslim Students Association of the U.S. & Canada, SIU Chapter, 1969.ACADEMIC AWARDS Certificate of Recognition for “dedication to teaching Foundational Studies courses during the 2015-2016 academic year,” University College Council, Indiana State University, 2017. Recognition of Achievement Award, Office of the Provost, Indiana State University 2016. Faculty Service Award, Indiana State University, May, 2016Distinguished Guest Award, The American University of Sharjah, UAE.,Dec., 2013.MAP-Works award presented by the Dean of the University College and InterimAssociate Vice President for Student Affairs for assisting first year students,Indiana State University, Oct. 2012. Award in Recognition of Outstanding Dedication to First Year Student Academic Success presented by the Office of Residential Life at Indiana State University (ISU) April 13, 2010,Political Science Depart. Nominee, Teaching Excellence Award, Spring, 2004 Certificate of Appreciation, Office of Student Admissions, ISU, April 2000.Nominee, Caleb Mills Distinguished Teaching Award, ISU, Jan. 1999 Samory Rashid, c.v., p. 14.ACADEMIC AWARDS (continued)Nominee, Caleb Mills Distinguished Teaching Award, ISU, Jan. 1997 Volunteer honors teaching, Middle East Governments & Politics, UCLA, 1998. Nominee, Caleb Mills Distinguished Teaching Award, ISU, Jan. 1996 Certificate of Appreciation award, ISU, Oct. 1996.Malone Foundation Fellowship Award for Middle East travel & study, 1994 Teaching and Service Award, Department of Africana Studies, ISU, 1994. Sigma Pi Fraternity (ISU), Teacher of the Year Award, ISU, 1993 Merit Service Award (for selected faculty) ISU, 1992 The University of Chicago, ICEOP Minority Student Fellowship, 1986-1990 CIC Minority Student Fellowship Award, for study at Chicago, 1981-1985 Chicago Community Trust, Summer Student Internship Award, 1982.Illinois State Legislature, student legislative Internship Award, 1979.Lincoln University of Missouri, Teacher of the Year Award, 1977 Upward Bound Program, Community Leadership Award, Lincoln University, 1976.Lincoln University of Missouri, Merit Service Award, National Teacher's Fellowship, 1975Outstanding Division (Group) Award for Research Productivity, Lincoln University, 1975 Northwestern University, NDFL Graduate Fellowship Award, 1974Tuition Scholarship Award, Northwestern University, 1974.St. John’s Summer Institute, Annapolis, Maryland, Luce Fellowship Award (declined),1974African-American Institute, Educators to Africa Award, New York, NY, 1973.Panel Discussant on the 1960s experience, Sponsored by the School of EducationIndiana State University, 1994. Samory Rashid, c.v., p. 15.ACADEMIC AWARDS (continued).Graduate credit from Howard University, Washington, D.C. for African StudyTour workshop participation, paper presentation, Summer 1973.Howard University, Graduate Teaching Assistantship Award, 1972 (declined) Graduate Assistantship Award, Southern Illinois University (SIU), 1971.Dean's List Student Award, SIU, 1970, 1969DVR Award for continued undergraduate study, SIU, 1969.Catholic Scholarship Fund for Negroes Award, SIU, 1966. STANDING COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS V. P., Muslim Students Association of the U.S. & Canada, SIU Chapter, 1969. Coordinator of Student Assessment, Political Science Department, 2001-03 Faculty, Student First Year experience initiative, 2000-present Black Faculty and Staff Group, 1990-present Coordinator, Graduate Studies, Political Science Department, 1999-2000. Member, Chairs’ Council, College of Arts and Sciences, 1999-2000. Member, African and African American Studies Advisory Committee, 1990-present. Faculty Advisor, Social Science Education, 2000-2005. Departmental Personnel Committee, 1997-present. Black faculty and staff group, Indiana State University Faculty collaboration and host to Interlink ESL students at ISU Advisory Board Member, African and African American Studies., 2007-pres. Affiliated faculty member, African and African American Studies., 1990-pres. Committee Member, Eugene V. Debs, Labor Studies Committee, 1990-present. Member, Committee on Internationalizing the Curriculum, 1992. Member, Exploratory Planning Committee, International Business major, 1992. Member, Faculty Search Committee, Life Sciences Department, 1993. University Student Recruitment Team, 1990-1997 Special Advisory Committee to the University President on Minority Affairs 1990-95 Member, University Strategic Planning Committee, 19990-1993. Search Committee Member, Director of Institutional Studies, 1992. Special Advisory Committee to the Dir. of Student Admissions, 1990-1995 Provost’s Retention Team Committee, 1994-95 Member, Faculty Search Committee, American Government Faculty, 1995 Member, Public Administration Faculty Search Committee, 1994. Legal Studies Search Committee Member, 1995. Chair, Program Review Comm., African Studies Program, 1993 Search Committee Member, African and African American Studies Chairperson, 1995. Comparative Politics Area Studies Committee, Political Science Dept., 1990-1997 Samory Rashid, c.v., p. 16.STANDING COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS (continued) International Relations Area Studies Committee, Political Science Dept., 1990-1997 Member, Planning Committee, Pan African Studies Group, 1990-2000 Member, Public Administration Advisory Committee, 1990-2000 Member, Faculty Search Committee, Department of Economics, 1996 Member, Graduate Council Advisory Committee, 1994AD HOC COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS Faculty Search Committee, Political Science Dept., Public Administration, 2018-19. Faculty Affairs Council of the College of Arts and Sciences, Member, 2015-2017. Chair, Faculty Search Committee, American Government/P.A. position, 2014-15. Member, Faculty Search Committee, History Department position, 2014-15 Faculty Adviser, Political Science Club, 2014-2015 Faculty Search Committee, History and Political Science Departments, 2011-12. Faculty Adviser, Greek Fraternity, 2005-2010 Faculty Adviser, Muslim Students Association Faculty Mentor, McNair Minority and First-Generation Scholars Program, 1993-97. Member, Graduate Faculty, 1990-present Member, Search Committee, International Studies Office Staff, 1999. Member, Search Committee, Dir. of the McNair Student Scholars Program, 1993. Member, History Department Faculty Search Committee, 2013. Member, Faculty Evaluation Committee, African American Studies, 1993. Member, Faculty Evaluation Committee, African American Studies, 1995. Member, Building Safety and Emergency Management Committee, 1999-2000. GRANTS ACQUIRED American Political Science Association, 1998 and 2000 Grant award for Political Science Student Assessment, Indiana State Univ, 1997 Summer Research Grant, Public Administration Program, Indiana State Univ, 1997 National Endowment for the Humanities, Grant with the Ed School, 1995 Malone Foundation, Faculty grant for Arab-Islamic Studies in the Middle East, 1993 Law and Society, Travel grant award for travel to Europe, 1991 Indiana Consortium for International Programs (ICIP) –declined, 1991 Tiffany Neighborhood Association, fund raising for housing rehabilitation, 1979PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS past and presentAmerican Political Science Association (APSA)American Association of University ProfessorsIndiana Political Science Association Midwest Political Science AssociationPan African Studies Association (and co-organizer)African Studies Association (ASA) Academy of International Business (AIB)Association of Third World Studies (ATWS)CIC Minority Student Fellowship alumni associationISU Chapter, Middle East Studies Association (MESA) International Studies Association Samory Rashid, c.v., p. 17. COMMUNITY OUTREACH ACTIVITIESSouthern Illinois University, Black American Studies Program, Marion FederalPenitentiary, a maximum-security facility in Marion, Illinois 1969-1972.Lincoln University, Department of History and Government, History Instructor, at the Juvenile Reformatory and “work farm” in central Missouri, Summer 1973.Lincoln University, Renz Farm (Co-Ed.) Government and Politics Instructor,pre-release minimum security prison, Jefferson City, Missouri 1973-1974.Lincoln University, Jefferson City, Missouri, university course teaching,Missouri State Penitentiary, a maximum-security federal prison facility inJefferson City, Missouri 1972-1974.Co-organizer and co-convener of an annual Pan African Studies Conference hostedby the ISU African and African American Studies Department convening Africanistscholars from across the nation at Indiana State University, Terre Haute, IN, 1995. Co-organizer and co-convener of the annual Pan African Studies Conference hostedby the ISU African and African American Studies Department convening Africanist scholars from across the nation at Penn State University, College Park, PA, 1996. Co-organizer and co-convener of the annual Pan African Studies Conference hostedby the ISU African and African American Studies Department convening Africanistscholars from across the nation at Indiana State University, Terre Haute, IN, 1997. Co-organizer and co-convener of the annual Pan African Studies Conference hostedby the ISU African and African American Studies Department convening Africanistscholars from across the nation at Indiana State University, Terre Haute, IN, 1998. Co-organizer and co-convener of the annual Pan African Studies Conference hostedby the ISU African and African American Studies Department convening Africanistscholars from across the nation at Indiana State University, Terre Haute, IN, 1999.Indiana State University, Terre Haute, IN, Political Science Department, hosted 23scholars, lawyers and other professionals from the former Soviet Union duringa year-long grant funded Edmund Muske fellowship Award program during 1999-2000.GRANT FUNDED FIELD STUDY Conducted a field study of Islam among blacks in early America titled: “What Americans do not know but should know about Islam in early America” funded by the American Political Science Association in December 2000. This field study was conducted in northern and central Florida at sites in St. Augustine and Ft. Mose, a corruption of the name Musa --the Arabic word for Moses, first adopted by its original turban-wearing African and Seminole Indian inhabitants. Research was also conducted in the St. John River valley and in Gainesville and Orlando. Activities included a five- day long examination of early historical sites and examination of early historical sites and examination of primary source documents housed in the Samory Rashid, c.v., p. 18.GRANT FUNDED FIELD STUDY (continued)Florida Historical Society in St. Augustine, Florida, (established in 1565), the oldest European settlement in North America. This field study explored an archeological excavation at Fort Mose led by a prominent research team at the University of Florida as well as the community of Lincolnville, formerly known as Africville in St. Augustine, which may be the oldest known black community in what would later become the United States. The French settlement at St. Augustine predates the first British settlement at Jamestown, Virginia in 1619 and housing structures built by enslaved Africans which predate the US White House in Washington, D.C. described by former First Lady, Michelle Obama, as being built by enslaved Africans. This highly original research predates other more widely-known studies on Islam among blacks in early America including archeological and historical studies of the life and family of Saleh Bilali of Sapelo Island, Georgia. Information from this research has led to publications in prominent international journals and predates the 9-11 attacks on the US to offer a counter narrative to the popular myth that Islam and Muslims represent an inherent threat to the U.S. and to the equally dangerous myth that that militant Islam only first reached American shores with the tragic attacks of 9-11. INTERVIEWSState Magazine, Indiana State University, Fall 2016 Participated in an interview for State Magazine. The ninety-minute interview focused on turmoil in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and prospects for peace in Africa (DRC). State Magazine, Indiana State University, Spring 2017 Participated in an interview for State Magazine. Each interview lasted Approximately one hour. The subject of the interview was President Obama’s eight-year administration –its achievements, legacy and limits.Washington Post Newspaper, Washington, D.C., August 2017 Engaged in an interview with a Washington Post writer and expert on Islam and Muslims both in the Middle East and the US. The interview was sparked by a recent Pew Memorial Trust study of Muslims in the US. The interview focused on explanations for the declining population of the black indigenous Muslim in the US and the factors which explain this decline. The interpretation and implication of this trend were discussed in detail. Scholarly and statistical information were shared with the Post. Several quotes derived from this interview later appeared in other outlets. Quotations from my August 2017 interview with the Washington Post appeared in Al-Arabiya-English. This article discussed the legacy of Islam among black Muslims in the US and its evolution since the days of Malcolm X and the Nation of Islam (NOI) movement. Al-Arabiya is among the top two or three news outlets in Saudi Arabia and the 1.2 billion large Muslim-world. Samory Rashid, c.v., p. 19.INTERVIEWS (continued) The Gazette .../news/.../in-mississippi-a-muslim-community- fears-its-end-201...Jul 19, 2017 - In Mississippi, a Muslim community nears its end. A quote from my interview with the Washington Post appears in this online MUNITY OUTREACH ACTIVITIESSouthern Illinois University, Black American Studies Program, Marion FederalPenitentiary, a maximum-security facility in Marion, Illinois 1969-1972.Lincoln University, Department of History and Government, History Instructor, at the Juvenile Reformatory and “work farm” in central Missouri, Summer 1973.Lincoln University, Renz Farm (Co-Ed.) Government and Politics Instructor,pre-release minimum security prison, Jefferson City, Missouri 1973-1974.Lincoln University, Jefferson City, Missouri, university course teaching,Missouri State Penitentiary, a maximum-security federal prison facility inJefferson City, Missouri 1972-1974.Co-organizer and co-convener of an annual Pan African Studies Conference hostedby the ISU African and African American Studies Department convening Africanistscholars from across the nation at Indiana State University, Terre Haute, IN, 1995. Co-organizer and co-convener of the annual Pan African Studies Conference hostedby the ISU African and African American Studies Department convening Africanistscholars from across the nation at Penn State University, College Park, PA, 1996. Co-organizer and co-convener of the annual Pan African Studies Conference hostedby the ISU African and African American Studies Department convening Africanistscholars from across the nation at Indiana State University, Terre Haute, IN, 1997. Co-organizer and co-convener of the annual Pan African Studies Conference hostedby the ISU African and African American Studies Department convening Africanistscholars from across the nation at Indiana State University, Terre Haute, IN, 1998. Co-organizer and co-convener of the annual Pan African Studies Conference hostedby the ISU African and African American Studies Department convening Africanistscholars from across the nation at Indiana State University, Terre Haute, IN, 1999.Indiana State University, Terre Haute, IN, Political Science Department, hosted 23scholars, lawyers and other professionals from the former Soviet Union duringa year-long grant funded Edmund Muske fellowship Award program during 1999-2000.Eugene Debs (1855-1926) labor union leader and activist, fellowship committee member, Indiana State University, Terre Haute (birthplace of E. Debs), Indiana 1990-presentREFERENCES (6 names)Dr. Stan Buchanan, Chair of the Political Science Department and former Director of the Masters in Public Administration (MPA) degree program, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, IN. Dr. Buchanan currently presides over the Political Science department where I have taught since 1990. He is the former MPA program director, and the person to whom I report. Dr. Buchanan has supervised my work for the past two decades. Stan.Buchanan@indstate.eduDr. Christopher Olsen, is Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and former Chairperson of the History Department at Indiana State University, Terre Haute, IN. As former Chairperson of the Department of History at Indiana State University, he chaired the unit that includes the former Department of African and African American Studies. Dr. Olsen is an authority on American history, slavery, the Civil War, the Reconstruction period in American history and Colonial Latin America. I taught courses in African and African-American studies since 1990 that are now part of the History Department. Dr. Olsen has supervised my work for the past two decades. Olsen@indatate.edu. Dr. Robert Dibie, Professor of Public Policy, Public Management and EnvironmentalStudies, Indiana University-Kokomo, Indiana Dr. Dibie was Dean of the School of Public and Environmental Studies at Indiana University-Kokomo from 2005-2012 and a former faculty member of the Political Science Department at Indiana State University, co-author, collaborator and long-term colleague. rdibie@iuk.edu Dr. Douglas Allen is Professor of Philosophy and former Chairperson of the Philosophy Department at the University of Maine at Orono, Maine. Dr. Allen served as President of the Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy 2001-2004 and is Series Editor of the Lexington Studies in Comparative Philosophies and Religion. He is often recognized as one of the world’s leading scholars in the phenomenology of religion and the philosophy of Mahatma Gandhi. He has been a peace and justice scholar and activist since the 1960s. I have known Dr. Allen since the 1960s. dallen@maine.eduDr. Sayyid Muhammad Syeed is a long-time collaborator based in Washington, D.C. He is the National Director of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), which functions as the collective voice of Muslims in North America. He is Director of the Office of Interfaith Communication Alliances, on behalf of the Islamic Society of North America, 110 Maryland Avenue, N.E., Suite 304, Washington, D.C. 20002. Dr. Syeed is one of the original founders of Muslim Students’ Association of the United States and Canada of the 1960s. ssyeed@Dr. Josephine Dibie, is a Lecturer in Business Administration at Indiana University-Kokomo, in Kokomo, Indiana. Dr. Dibie also teaches online courses in Business Administration at Ivy Tech Community College. She is a scholar, published author, teacher, long-time collaborator and supporter of African Studies at Indiana University at Kokomo. jdibie@iuk.edu ................
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