Jesse
Hingson, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of History
Jacksonville University
Department of History (Social Sciences)
Gooding Building 215
Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904) 256-7215
jhingso@ju.edu
Education:
Ph.D., Latin American History,
M.A.,
B.A., History,
Academic Appointments:
Assistant Professor, Jacksonville University, 2008-Present
Instructor, Manatee Community College (now State College of
Florida), 2002-2004
Adjunct Instructor,
Adjunct Instructor,
Adjunct Instructor, Miami-Dade Community College, 1998-1999,
2001-2002
Consultant, Distance Education Program, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 1999
Teaching Assistant, Florida International University,
1995-1996
Tutor, Upward Bound Program,
Instructor, Yeager Honors Program,
Teaching Fields
Survey Courses Taught
Upper-Level Courses Taught
Books and Monographs:
Terror and
Pardon in Córdoba, Argentina during the Rosas Era (in preparation to be submitted to the Penn State University
Press).
Making the
Invisible Visible: Scholarship on the African Experience in Mexico and the
Southern Cone, with Roberto Pacheco, (unpublished
manuscript).
Articles and Chapters:
“Teachable Monuments: Integrating Heritage Tourism into a
Modern Latin American History Course”, Hispanic
American Historical Review (under review).
“Local Aspects of Political Surveillance: The Juntas Clasificadoras
of Córdoba, Argentina during the Rosas Era,” The Latin Americanist (forthcoming).
“Childhood Memories and the Politics of Justice in
Post-Rosas Argentina: The Restitution Suit of Olalla Alvarez” Girls in the World: A Global Anthology,
edited by Colleen Vasconcellos (Piscataway, NJ:
Rutgers University Press, 2010), 105-123.
“Open Veins, Hidden Transcripts: The National Security
Archive as a Tool for Critical Pedagogy in the College Classroom,” Radical History Review, Issue 102 (Fall
2008), 90-98.
“Love and Authority in Argentina (Nineteenth Century),” in Children
and Youth in World History, edited
by Miriam Forman-Brunell and Kelly Schrum. Washington, DC: Center for History and New Media,
2008. http://chnm.gmu.edu/cyh/teaching-modules/60
“’Savages’ Into Supplicants: Subversive Women and
Restitution Petitions in Córdoba, Argentina during the Rosas Era,” The Americas 64, no. 1 (July 2007),
59-85.
“Bibliographical Sources on Africans in Mexico and
Argentina,” Papers of the Fiftieth Annual
Meeting of the Seminar on the Acquisition of Latin American Library Materials
(2005).
“’Arroz con Mango’: An Interview
with Manuel Moreno Fraginals,” with Roberto Pacheco. Atlantic Millennium, vol. 5, (Fall
1997): 1-13.
Contributions:
“Carlos Menem”,
“Jacobo Timmerman”, “Jorge Videla”
in Encyclopedia of US-Latin American
Relations. (CQ Press, forthcoming 2012).
“Uruguay”, “Ecuador”,
“Bolivia”, and “Chile” in Encyclopedia of
Free Blacks and People of Color in the Americas. Edited by Steward R. King.
(Facts on File, forthcoming 2011).
“War Crimes in Chile” War
Crimes and Trials: A Historical Encyclopedia (Santa Barbara, CA: ABC Clio,
2009).
“Afro-Chile” in Encyclopedia
of the African Diaspora: Origins, Experiences, and Culture (
“Mexico”, “Afro-Mexican Identity”, “Industrialization”,
“Truth and Reconciliation Commissions”, “Paraguay”, and “Uruguay” in Africa and the Americas: History, Culture,
and Politics (Santa Barbara, CA: ABC Clio, 2008).
“William Walker” in Encyclopedia
of Slave Resistance and Rebellions (Greenwood Press, 2007).
“Racism in the Spanish-American and Philippine-American
Wars”, “Racism in the Mexican-American War”, and “Mestizos” in United States at War: Understanding Conflict
and Society (Santa Barbara, CA: ABC Clio, 2006).
Book/Film Reviews:
The
Battle of Chile (film) by Patricio Guzmán. Reviewed in Anthropology
Review Database (October 2010). http://wings.buffalo.edu/ARD/cgi/showme.cgi?keycode=3682
Cartoneros (film) by Ernesto Livon-Grosman. Reviewed in Anthropology Review Database (June 2010). http://wings.buffalo.edu/ARD/cgi/showme.cgi?keycode=3149
Colombia
and the United States: The Making of an Inter-American Alliance, 1939-1960 by Bradley Coleman. Reviewed in The Historian. 72, no. 3 (Fall 2010), 641-642.
From
Parsifal to Perón: Early Radio in Argentina,
1920-1944 by Robert Howard Claxton
and Locos por
la radio: una historia
social de la radiofonía en Argentina, 1923-1947 by
Andrea Matallana. Reviewed in Media History 15, no. 1 (February 2009), 121-122.
British
Representations of Latin America by Luz Elena Ramirez. Reviewed in H-Albion (February 2008). http://www.h-net.org/reviews/showrev.php?id=14415
Independence
in Spanish America: Civil Wars, Revolutions, and Underdevelopment by Jay Kinsbruner.
Reviewed in Anthropology Review Database
(January 2007). http://wings.buffalo.edu/ARD/cgi/showme.cgi?keycode=104
Simón Bolívar:
A Life by John Lynch. Reviewed in Itinerario 31,
no. 1 (2007), 171-172.
Forge of
Progress, Crucible of Revolt: The Origins of the Mexican Revolution in La
Comarca Lagunera, 1880-1911 by William K. Meyers. Anthropology
Review Database (September 2008). http://wings.buffalo.edu/ARD/cgi/showme.cgi?keycode=185
Conference Presentations:
“Women, State Violence, and the Politics of Restitution in Nineteenth
Century Córdoba, Argentina”, American Historical Association, New York, January
2009; Florida Conference of Historians, February 2010.
“North American Historiography and the Study of Africans in
the Southern Cone,” French Association for American Studies, Montpellier,
France, May 2008.
With Doug Oetter, “From Exploring
to Exploiting: The Geopolitical History of Creating a New Southern Border along
Canada’s Early Frontier,” Tenth Annual Conference on the Americas, February
2007.
“Argentine Expatriate Communities in the Southern Cone
during the Rosas Era,” American Historical Association, Atlanta, January 2007.
“Africans in Mexico and Argentina: A Comparative Framework,”
Twelfth Annual Latino Issues Conference, Bowling Green State University, April 2006.
“Militarization of Justice and Political Crime: The Juntas Clasificadoras
of Argentina,” Southeastern Council of Latin American Studies, Nashville, 2005.
“Bibliographical Sources on Africans in Mexico and
Argentina,” Seminar on the Acquisition of Latin American Library Materials,
Gainesville, 2005.
“Challenges to the Study of the African Diaspora in Mexico
and the Southern Cone,” with Roberto Pacheco, American Historical Association,
Boston, 2001.
“The ‘Forgotten’ African Diasporas in Mexico and Argentina:
Comparative Research Agendas for the 21st Century,” with Roberto Pacheco,
African-New World Studies Conference, Florida Int’l University, Miami, 1998.
“La unión para
siempre: la enseñanza del derecho de la familia en la Universidad de Buenos
Aires, 1824-1860,” VII Internacional
Coloquio de Estudiantes de Historia, Pontificia Universidad Católica del
Perú, Lima, Peru, 1996.
“Race and Law in Mexico,” Southeastern Council of Latin
American Studies, Miami, 1996.
Foreign Languages:
Spanish, Fluent in
Portuguese, Near Fluent in
German, Proficient at
Fellowships, Grants, and Awards:
University of Florida, Latin American and Caribbean Center Travel
Grant, 2011 ($300 awarded)
Faculty Research Grant, Jacksonville University, ($2100
awarded)
National Endowment of the Humanities, Global Advisory Board
on the History of Childhood, 2007-2009 ($750 awarded)
Distinguished Faculty Member Award, Eta Sigma Alpha
Honorary, 2007
Multicultural and Diversity Affairs Mini-Grant, 2005 ($300
awarded to Latin American and Caribbean Studies Program at Georgia College and
State University)
Faculty Research Award, GC&SU, 2005 ($500 awarded)
Fund for the Improvement of Secondary Education (FIPSE)
Rotary International Ambassadorial Scholarship, 2000-2001,
Declined
Fulbright Scholarship,
Foreign Language Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowship, Title
Mellon Travel Grant, Latin American and
Heath Scholarship Award,
Herman Weill Essay Contest Award,
Department/Division Service and Activities:
Assessment Coordinator, Department of History, 2009-Present
Proposed Additions to the Jacksonville University Catalog:
Argentina, Brazil
Academic Advisor, Jacksonville University, 15 advisees
Member, Temporary Instructor Geography Search Committee,
2010
Proposed Additions to the GC&SU Catalog: Modern Latin
America, Colonial Latin America, Modern Mexico, Modern Caribbean, United
States-Latin American Relations
Academic Advisor, GC&SU, 29 advisees
Member, Non-Western Philosophy Search Committee, 2007-2008
Member, African-Americanist Search
Committee, 2005-2006
Member, Committee on the
Development of Additional Measures of Teaching Effectiveness, 2006-2007
Approved member to the GC&SU Graduate Faculty, September
2006
Advisor, Phi Alpha Theta (National History Honorary),
GC&SU Chapter, 2005-2008
Co-advisor, History Club, 2004-2008
Presentation to HIST 6001 class on Historical Methods, “Cubans
in Milledgeville,” Fall 2005 and Fall 2006. Acknowledged in Deborah Vess,
“History To Go: Why iTeach
with iPods,” The History Teacher 39,
no. 4.
Presentation to HIST 0001 class on First Year Academic
Seminar Class, “Careers in History and Experiences Studying Latin American
History”, Fall 2005
M.A. Thesis Committee Member, Michael Misinco
B.A. Senior Thesis Advisor, Bill Magallano,
“Civic Action Programs in Guerrero Mexico, 1965-1975”, 2006
B.A. Senior Thesis Advisor, Matthew Henderson, “Challenging
an Icon: The Debate between Che Guevara and Osvaldo Dorticós in Post-Revolutionary
B.A. Senior Thesis Advisor, Trey Bernard, “Jacobo Guzmán’s Life in Exile and
the Politics of Hemispheric Relations, 1956-1971” 2007
B.A. Senior Thesis Advisor, Valerie Blum, “Community
Formation Strategies in Chad and Guatemala”, 2007
College/School Service and Activities:
Member, International Studies Committee, 2008-Present
Member, ‘Global Studies’ Major Proposal Committee, 2009
Coordinator, Latin American and Caribbean Studies
Certificate Program, GC&SU, 2006-2008
Member, Advisory Board, Latin
American and
Member, Search Committee, Department of Modern Languages,
GC&SU, 2006-2007
Presentation to IDST 2205–Interdisciplinary
Studies, “US Foreign Policy in
University Service and Activities:
Member, JU Faculty and Symposium
Planning Committee, 2011
Campus Representative, Boren Award
Scholarship Program, 2009-Present
Member, Faculty Affairs Committee,
JU, 2009-Present
Member, Writing Across the
Curriculum Committee, JU, 2008-Present
Member, Excellence in Teaching Award
Committee, JU, 2009
Associate Director, Center for
Economic Education, GC&SU, 2005-2008
Faculty Advisor, Casa Mondo,
International Living Learning Residential Community, GC&SU, 2005-2007
Faculty Advisor, Student Anti-Genocide Coalition (STAND),
GC&SU Chapter, 2006-2007
Member, Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning
Steering Committee, GC&SU, 2004-2006
Member, Convocation Circles Book Committee, 2004-2007
Member, Julia Flisch Lecture
Committee, 2005
Member, International Education Committee, 2004-2007
Judge, Presidential Scholars
Competition, 2004, 2005
Discussion Leader, “Times Talk”,
March 2006
Coordinator and discussion leader,
“Wetback: An Undocumented Documentary,” First Friday Film Series,
“The
“Tsunami Disasters in the Modern World: History and
Photographs,” Tsunami Relief Teach-In, Coverdell Institute, GC&SU, January
2005
“Natural Disasters in US History” Hurricane Katrina
Teach-In, Coverdell Institute, GC&SU, September 2005
Discussion Leader, Freshmen Circles Program, August 2005
Department Representative, Fund for the Improvement of
Post-Secondary Education (FIPSE) Team, Manatee Community College, 2002-2004
Title III Pilot Project Committee Member, Manatee Community
College, 2003-2004
Advisor, History and Political Science Club, Manatee
Community College, 2003-2004
Graduate Committee, Department of History, Florida International
University, 1995-1997
Community Service:
Volunteer Expert, Seminar on Chile, World Affairs Council of
Jacksonville, 2010.
Volunteer, Sister Cities
International, 2008-Present
Member, Sister Cities International, Bahía Blanca
(Argentina) and Curitiba (Brazil) Committees, 2008-Present
Presentation, “Georgia’s Debate Over Illegal
Mexican-Temporary-Migrant-Immigrant-Alien-Undocumented-Guest Workers, or
‘Whatever You Want to Call Them’”, Georgia Humanities Council, Greene County
Library, March 13, 2007
Member, Friends of the Mary Vinson Memorial Library,
2005-2007
Volunteer Coordinator, Spanish Tutoring Service Learning
Project, Baldwin County High School, 2006-2008
Volunteer,
Volunteer,
Consultant, National History Day,
Consultant, National History Day,
Consultant, National History Day,
Co-Advisor, Spanish Club,
Judge, National History Day, Regionals, GC&SU, 2005 and
2007
Judge, National History Day, State,
Presentation to HIS 400-Modern
Middle Eastern History class, “Authoritarian Regimes”, The Union Institute and
University,
Presentation to HIS 400-Modern
Middle Eastern History class, “Nationalism and the Middle East”, The Union
Institute and University,
Professional Service:
Treasurer, Florida Conference of Historians, 2009-Present
Manuscript Reviewer, “United States Economic History”,
Georgia Council on Economic Education, 2008
Session Chair, “Re-thinking Political and Labor Movements in
the
Session Chair, Undergraduate Student Panel on “Studies on
Inter-American Relations,” Tenth Annual
Session Chair, Graduate Student Panel on “Socio-Economic
Perspectives of
Conference Coordinator, First Annual Phi Alpha Theta Student
Research Conference, GC&SU, December 2006
Thompson
Attendee, “Reacting to the Past”
Conference,
Editorial Assistant, Hispanic
American Historical Review,
Editorial Assistant, Hispanic
American Historical Review, Florida Int’l University, 1995-1997
Editorial Board Member, Atlantic
Millennium: A Graduate History Journal of Atlantic Civilization, Florida
Int’l University, 1995-1997
Professional Membership:
American Historical Association
Florida Conference of Historians
Conference on Latin American History
Southeastern Council of Latin American Studies
Seminar on the Acquisition of Latin American Library
Materials
Fulbright Alumni Association
Phi Alpha Theta
President, Phi Alpha Theta, Marshall
University Chapter, 1993-1994
References:
Mark D. Szuchman, Ph.D.
Department of History
(305) 348-2038
E-mail: szuchman@fiu.edu
N. David Cook, Ph.D.
Department of History
(305) 348-3996
E-mail: cookn@fiu.edu
Victor Uribe, Ph.D.
Department of History
(305) 348-2961
E-mail: uribev@fiu.edu
William Risch,
Ph.D.
Department of History, Geography,
and Philosophy
Georgia College and State University
CBX 047
Milledgeville, GA 31061
(478) 445-2178
E-mail: william.risch@gcsu.edu
Eric Thomas, M.A.
Jacksonville University
Division of Social Sciences
(History)
2800 University Boulevard North
Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904) 256-7162
E-mail: ethomas@ju.edu
Robert Sawrey,
Ph.D.
Department of History
(304) 696-3347
E-mail: rsawrey@marshall.edu
Frances Hensley, Ph.D.
Department of History
(304) 696-6704
E-mail: hensleyf@marshall.edu