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Kristine
Mitchell
Dickinson College Department of Political Science • Department
of International Studies Academic
Appointments
Assistant Professor, Dickinson College,
Department of Political Science/Department of International Studies (2006- ) Visiting Scholar, Institute for European
Studies, University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA (Summer 2007) Visiting Scholar, Center for European Studies,
New York University, New York, NY (2004-05) Visiting Research Fellow, Institut d’Etudes Politiques
(Sciences Po), Paris, France (2003-04) Visiting Pre-doctoral Fellow, Department of
Political Science, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL (2003) Education
Ph.D. Princeton University, Department of
Politics (2006) M.A. Princeton University, Department of
Politics (2003) B.A. Oberlin College, European Studies (1997) PUBLICATIONS
“Erasmus Study as a Civic Experience? A large-n
study of students’ European experiences and attitudes” (under review) “From Whitehall to Brussels: Thatcher, Delors and the Europeanization of the TUC,” Labor History 53(1), February 2012. “Erasmus University Student Exchange and
European Identity,” Open Citizenship
2(2) Winter 2012. Bridging Disciplines, Spanning the World: Approaches to Inequality,
Identity and Institutions, editor (with Rachel Beatty Riedl and Sada Aksartova), Princeton Institute for International and
Regional Studies Monograph Series, No. 4, December 2006. Conference
Papers and Presentations
“Student mobility and European identity:
Erasmus study as a transformative experience,” invited paper for "European
Identity in Times of Crisis" workshop at the European University
Institute, Italy (June 2012) “Creating Europeans? ERASMUS university student
exchange and European identity” (with Jillian Laux), paper presented at the
Association for the Study of Nationalities (ASN) 15th Annual World
Convention, Columbia University (April 2010) “Trade Unions and EU Politics: Explaining
Variation in European Strategies”, paper presented at the European Union
Studies Association (EUSA) Biennial Conference, Montreal, Quebec (May 2007) “Theorizing Trade Union Adaptation to European
Integration”, paper invited for presentation at the Comparative Political Economy Workshop at the Center for European
Studies, Harvard University (October 2005) “Trade Unions and European Integration:
Re-orientation of the ‘Anti-European’ Unions”, invited presentation at the Center for European Studies, New York
University (May 2005) “From Whitehall to Brussels: British Politics,
European Integration and the Trades Union Congress”, paper presented at the
European Union Studies Association (EUSA) Biennial Conference, Austin, Texas
(April
2005) “The Europeanization of Trade Unions: An
Empirical Study”, paper invited for presentation at the conference, Société Civile Organisée et Gouvernance Européenne, at the Institut d’Etudes Politiques,
Strasbourg, France (June 2004) “Europeanizing Unions: The Conversion of
Organized Labor to the European Union”, paper presented at the University
Association for Contemporary European Studies (UACES) Northern Regional
Conference, Glasgow, Scotland (May 2004) Fellowships, Grants and Honors
Sabbatical Research
Grant, Dickinson College (2012-13) Research Grant,
Dickinson College (Winter-Spring 2010-11) Student-Faculty
Research Grant, Dickinson College (Summer 2009) Academic Fellow,
Foundation for the Defense of Democracies (2007-08) Princeton
Institute for International and Regional Studies, Dissertation Writing
Fellowship (2005-06) Program in EU
Studies, Princeton University, Research Grant (2005) Program in European
Politics and Society, Princeton University, Research Grant (2005) Department of
Politics, Princeton University, Research Grant (2005) Horowitz Foundation for Social Policy,
Research Fellowship (2005) Stafford Grant, Department of Politics, Princeton
University (2005) Graduate School, Princeton University,
University Fellowship (1999-2005) European Union Studies Association, Ernst Haas
Memorial Fellowship (2004) Graduate School, Princeton University, Summer
Research Fellowship (2001, 2002, 2003, 2004) Princeton
Institute for International and Regional Studies, Research Fellowship (2004) Institut d’Etudes Politiques
de Paris, (Sciences
Po), Research Grant (2003-04) Center for Regional Studies, Princeton
University, Research Fellowship (2003) MacArthur Foundation / Center for
International Studies, Princeton University, Research Fellowship (2003) Nominated for the Graduate Teaching Award of
the Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni, Princeton University. (2002) |
