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NATALIE HEVENER KAUFMAN Address Honors and Awards The Participation Rights of the Child (London: Kingsley Press,
1997 ). With Malfrid Flekkoy. Human Rights Treaties and the Senate: A History of Opposition
(University of North Carolina Diplomacy in a Dangerous World: Protection for Diplomats Under
International Law (Westview International Law and The Status of Women (Westview Press, 1982). The Dynamics of Human Rights in United States Foreign Policy
(Transaction Press, 1981). Articles and Chapters "Monitoring Children’s Rights," in Measuring and Monitoring the
Rights of the Child Beyond "The Participation Rights of the Child: Legal and Psychological
Considerations," Children’s Legal "History and Implementation of Article 27," in Implementing the
UN Convention on the Rights of "The Social Development of the Child," in Implementing the UN
Convention on the Rights of the " Confronting the Implementation Challenge," in Implementing the
UN Convention on the Rights "International Legal Instruments Related to the Status of
Women," in Women’s Rights Guide "Women, Religion, Culture and Human Rights," in Women’s Rights
Guide (Transnational Press, "Feminism and Formula Fiction: The Ends," Clues: A Journal of
Detection (Winter, 1998). With "Food, Anger and the Female Detective," Clues: A Journal of
Detection (forthcoming). With " Fictional Representations of the African-American Domestic
Worker: A New Look," in Bakerman "The U.N. Decade for Women" and "The Convention on the
Elimination of All Forms of "Critiquing Gender-Neutral Treaty Language: The Convention on
the Elimination of All Forms of "Cleaning Up the Dirty Image: An African-American Woman on the
Move," Sage Journal (June "Barbara D"Amato," in Great Women Mystery Writers, Klein, ed. (Greenwood Press, 1994). "Legal and Literary Interpretation: The Similarities," in Law
Related Education for Teachers "Opposition to Human Rights Treaties in the United States
Senate: The Legacy of the Bricker "An Analysis of Gender-Based Treaty Law: Contemporary
Developments in Historical "Drafting the Human Rights Covenants: An Exploration of the
Relationship Between United "Status of Women," in Issues Before the 39th General Assembly, 1984. "International Human Rights: A Bibliographic Essay," Choice (June 1982). "An Unsuitable Job for a Woman: Female Protagonists in the
Detective Novel," International "General Principles of International Law and the Covenant on
Civil and Political Rights: A "International Law and the Status of Women: An Analysis of
International Legal Instruments "The 1971 South-West African Opinion: A New Juridical
Philosophy," The International and "France and the Middle East: 1967-68," The Middle East Journal,
(Fall, 1970). Also appeared in Research Under Review "Working Voices, Working Lives: The Working World of Fictional
Series Detectives." Research in Progress " The Impact of Global Economic and Political Transformations on
the Everyday Lives of " Globalization and Children: A Cross-Cultural Perspective" "International Law and the Family," a book-length manuscript. "Surviving the Family: Wife and Child Abuse in Feminist
Detective Novels." With Susan "Children’s Participation Rights in the Family." With Malfrid Flekkoy "Child Rights from the Perspective of the Child: A
Cross-Cultural Longitudinal Study" "The Use of Research on Children by International Organizations"
(funded by Childwatch "The Impact of Global Social, Political, and Economic Change on
the Everyday Lives of Children" Teaching Workshops "Creating a Non-Authoritarian Classroom" (with Carolyn Matalene) U.S.C. Women’s Studies System Conference, 1988 University 101 Forum, 1986, 1987 National Conference on the Freshman Year Experience, 1987 National Conference of University Administrators, 1986 Annual Meeting of State Association of Community Colleges, 1985 "Law and Literature," "Global Law," and "Democracy in the World
of the 1990’s," workshops "Origins of the Constitution: Historical and Literary
Interpretation," a seminar for Richland District University Service Director: Office of Families and Democracy, Institute for Families in Society, 1995-present Advisor, BAIS in Women’s Studies Member: Departmental Teaching Review Committee, 1994, 1997 (Osa) Member: Departmental Teaching Review Committee, 1998 (Marschall) Director: Division of Justice Studies, Institute for Families in Society, 1994-1995 Chair, Selection Committee Brenda Gross Memorial Award, 1995-1996. Member, Selection Committee for Best Graduate Student Paper, 1995. Member, Departmental Teaching Monitoring Committee, 1995. Panel Member, Advising Students, March, 1995. Search Committee for Project Director, Four County Project on
Violence Reduction in Schools, College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Freshman Advisor, 1983-86, 1990-present Provost’s Task Force on Salary Equity, Chair 1993 Faculty Welfare Sub-Committee to Draft Sexual Harassment Policy, 1992-93 . Search Committee for Graduate Director Women’s Studies, 1992-3. Women Professors Organization, Contact Person, 1992-3. Gender Equity Action Group Steering Committee, 1993. Undergraduate Instruction Committee, University Self-Study, 1988-90 University 101 Teaching Development Forum, 1989-1991 Faculty Budget Committee, Secretary, 1987-88 Faculty Advisory Committee, 1985-88 Department Committee to Draft Department Bylaws, Chair, 1986-87 Department Vice-Chair, 1986-88 Search Committee for Department Chair, 1985-86 Search Committee for Associate Dean, College of Humanities and Social Sciences, 1986 Search Committee for Director of Women’s Studies, 1986 Faculty Welfare Committee, 1981-84, Chair 1983-84 Faculty Liaison Committee to Board of Trustees, Pre-Law Advisor, 1984-86 Pi Sigma Alpha Honor Society, Faculty Advisor, 1982-88 American Council on Education, Women Administrators in Higher
Education, National University Credit Union, Board of Directors, Member 1984-1987,
Treasurer 1985-1986, Vice- College of Humanities and Social Sciences Committee on Standards
and Petitions, Chair 1982- Human Endeavor Charities, Campus Fundraising Coordinator, 1982-1986 Professional Women on Campus, Executive Committee, 1981-1985
(co-chair, 19811983), Introductory International Relations Course, Course Coordinator,
responsible for planning, Carolina Scholars Selection Committee, 1982-1984 Departmental Faculty Search Committee, Chair, 1981 Department Committee for New Chair, 1978 Undergraduate Program in Political Science, Director, 1979-1982 Mortarboard Honor Society, Faculty Advisor, 1974-1978 University Women’s Studies Committee, 1973-1978 Professional Service Organized Panel for Annual Meeting of Popular Culture Convention, 1995, 1996. International Studies Association, International Law Section,
President, 1986-87, Vice President Professional Women on Campus, Awards Selection Committee, 1986. On-Site Coordinator, Annual Meeting, South East Women’s Studies
Association, Columbia, S.C., Judge, Alice Paul Dissertation Award, Women’s Political Science Association Caucus, 1983. Judge, Philip Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition,
National Round 1975-1978, Manuscript Reviews for Signs: Journal of Women’s Society and Culture Women’s Studies International Forum African Studies Review International Studies Notes Choice Journal of Politics Duke University Press University of Nebraska Press MacMillan Publishing Company Community Service Presentation:""G" Is for Grafton" Wofford College. Jan., 1999. Moderator, Discussion of Detective Fiction. Virginia Festival of
the Book, Presentation: "Writing "G" Is for Grafton" Richland County
Public Library. March, Presentation: "Let’s Talk About It: Female Detective Fiction" Richland County Library. Main Branch:March, 1996. Northeast Branch: April, 1996. "Culturally Competent Neighborhood Dispute Settlement," a six
month training program at St. A nine month training program at Harmony Elementary School, Sept. through May, 1994-1995. Conflict Resolution Professional Team, Carolina Peace Resource
Center. Help to organize and Volunteer on a regular basis in classrooms in Elementary,
Middle, High School, Richland District Richland District One Task Force for Gifted and Talented Education, 1986-88. Address to the Annual Meeting of American Association of University Women, 1988. Address to the Annual Meeting of the Y.W.C.A., 1986. Teaching Experience Politics of Sex Roles* Introduction to International Relations Law and Contemporary International Problems* International Organization (Graduate and Undergraduate) International Law (Graduate and Undergraduate) International Integration (Graduate and Undergraduate) Introduction to Theories of International Relations Introduction to Politics *Indicates courses added to the curriculum Professional Conferences and Symposia Paper: "Mother-Daughter Bond: Mystical Musical Metaphor" Popular Culture Association. San Diego, California Paper: "Children and Globalization: An International Law Perspective." Childwatch International Paper: Measuring and Monitoring the State of the World’s Children: The International Legal Cons Paper: "The Impact of Globalization on the Everyday Lives of Children," Childwatch International Paper: "Surviving the Family: Wife and Child Abuse in Series
Detective Fiction" Annual Meeting of Paper: "Fictional Representation of the African-American
Domestic Worker: A New Look" Annual Paper: "The Mother-Daughter Bond: Operatic Themes in the Work of
Sara Paretsky" Annual Panel Chair: "Teaching Social Science Through Fiction" Annual
Women’s Studies Conference, Panel Chair: "Women and Family: Projects from the Institute for
Families in Society" Annual Presentation: "Interdisciplinary Research and Writing: Lessons
for Administrators from the Presentation: "From Idea to Publication: Collaborating on "G" Is
for Grafton" Women’s Studies Paper: "Considering the Five Domains from the Child Rights
Perspective" Second Meeting of Panel Chair: "Feminism and Formula Fiction" Annual Meeting of
Popular Culture Association, Las Panel Chair: Annual Women’s Studies Conference, U.S.C., March,
1996. "Women’s Rights: The Paper: "Surviving the Family: Wife and Child Abuse in Feminist
Detective Novels," written with Paper: " The Changing Status of Women in International Law."
Annual Cullum Lecturer. Augusta Panel Chair, "Feminism and Formula Fiction" Annual Meeting of
Popular Culture Association, Presentation: "Feminism and Formula Fiction" Federation of Women’s Clubs, February, 1995. Presentation: " The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms
of Discrimination Against Women" Paper: "The Concept of the Family in International Law" and
Invited Conference Participant- Moderator: International Symposium on The Drafting of the U.N.
Convention on the Rights of the Paper: "Feminism and Formula Fiction: The Ends," with Ann
Cargill. Annual Meeting of the Panel Member. "The Idea of the University," University of South
Carolina Law Center, November Paper. "Investigating the World of Fictional Female Detectives,"
Women’s Studies Research Paper. "Feminism and Formula Fiction: Hard-Boiled Homemakers or
Operatives Over Easy?," Annual Meeting, U.S.C. System Women’s Studies Programs, Columbia, S.C. March, 1993. Paper. "Feminism and Formula Fiction: Female Detectives," with
Ann Cargill. Annual Meeting of Annual Meeting of U.S.C. System Women’s Studies Programs, Columbia, S.C., March 1992. Presentation. "Women in Ireland," Women Studies Research Series,
University of South Carolina, Discussant. "Contemporary Developments in Human Rights Law,"
Annual Meeting of the Chair and Discussant. "The U.N. Decade for Women: Future
Prospects," Annual Meeting of the Paper. "Reflections on the Law of Diplomatic Protection:
Learning from Broken Rules," Annual Paper. "The Changing Role of Women in the United States,"
Women’s Studies Association, Paper. "The Obstacles to Ratification of Human Rights Treaties
in the United States Senate," Paper. "The Status of Women in International Law," University
College Galway Faculty Workshop Leader and Co-Author of Task Force Report. Conference
on "The International Chair and Discussant. "Women in Cross-Cultural Perspective,"
Annual Meeting of the American Paper. "Senate Opposition to Human Rights Treaties," Annual
Meeting of the International Studies Chair. "The Nairobi Conference and the Development of
International Law Norms," Annual Chair. "Research on U.S. Foreign Policy" and "Women and Public
Policy," Annual Meeting of the Paper. "Understanding Treaties as Verbal Behavior: Towards the
Development of a ’Persuasion Chair. "Images of Women in the Media: Are They Changing?" Annual
Meeting of the South Paper. "Congressional Consideration of Human Rights Treaties:
The Legacy of the Bricker Discussant. "International Perspectives on Women’s Studies, "
Annual Meeting of the South Presentation. "International Law and the Status of Women,"
International Law Society, University Paper. "The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of
Discrimination Against Women," Discussant. "The Politics of the Equal Rights Amendment," Annual
Meeting of the Midwest Professor Sue Rosser, Dean, College of Liberal Arts, Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia Professor Gary Melton, Director, Institute on Family and
Neighborhood Life, Clemson University, Professor Larry LeBlanc, Dept. of Political Science, Chair,
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