Anne-Marie Turnage

Department of History and Philosophy
Anne-Marie Turnage
Instructor
Department of History and Philosophy
804-524-6714

Bio | Virginia State University

Curriculum Vitae

Education

  • Ph.D., Geography, West Virginia University, ABD
  • Graduate Certificate, Women’s Studies Program, West Virginia University, 2000
  • M.A., History, West Virginia University, 1995
  • B.A., Anthropology, Mary Washington College, 1990

Research Interest

  • Rural and Gender Geography, Informal Economy, Qualitative and Community-Based Research Methods, Global Studies, Geography of Developing Nations, Service Learning

Representative Scholarly Activity

  • Turnage, A. (2008) “AmeriCorps,” The Hemlock, v. 2., i. 4.
  • Oberhauser, Ann M., Amy Pratt and Anne- Marie Turnage (2001) “Unraveling Appalachia’s Rural Economy: The Case of a Flexible Manufacturing Network,” Journal of Appalachian Studies
  • Oberhauser, Ann M. and Anne- Marie Turnage (1999) “Weaving the Socio- economic Fabric of Women’s Lives in the Central Appalachian Coalfields” in Barbara Ellen Smith (ed.) Neither Separate Nor Equal: Women, Race and Class in the U. S. South (Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 1999).
  • Contributor (1998 ) Sciences of the Earth: An Historical Encyclopedia (New York: Garland Press).
  • Macneal, Patricia and Bonelyn Kyofsky and Kenneth Thigpen (1997) Headwaters and Hardwoods: The Folklore, Cultural History and Traditional Arts of the Pennsylvania Northern Tier (Mansfield: Northern Tier Cultural Alliance). Reviewed for Now and Then: The Appalachian Magazine, v. 14, n. 3.
  • Peyton, Billy J. and Anne- Marie Turnage (1996) Unite … the Most Remote Corners: An Archaeological and Historical Survey of the Staunton- Parkersburg Turnpike. Technical Report. Morgantown, WV: Institute for the History of Technology and Industrial Archaeology, West Virginia University.
  • “Placing Local Food Access Issues into a Global Context,” Council of Urban and Metropolitan Universities, Denver, October 2017.
  • “Global Service- Learning in Morocco’s High Atlas Mountains: Values to Results,” Dalton Institute on College Student Values; Florida State University; Tallahassee, Florida; February 2012.
  • “Local and Global Partnerships: Where Study Abroad and Service- Learning Meet,” Region VIII NAFSA Conference; Philadelphia, PA; November 2011.
  • “Learning the lessons our places are teaching us: Global Service- learning in Morocco’s High Atlas Mountains,” African Regional Conference on Community University Partnerships and Community Based Research; Cheikh Anta Diop University; Dakar, Senegal; March 2011.
  • Roundtable Moderator, “Establishing Reciprocal Relationships with Communities,” PA/NY Campus Compact Retreat, Honesdale, PA, May 2008.
  • “Global Service- Learning,” LHUP New Faculty Internationalization Program, at Tecnologico de Monterrey- Campus Zacatecas, Zacatecas, Mexico, May 2008.
  • “Integrating Global Service- Learning into Medical Education: Understanding Nutrition and Health among the Amazighen in the High Atlas Mountains of Morocco,” Community Empowerment Conference, SUNY- Binghamton University, October 2007.
  • “Best Practices in International Service- Learning,” Pennsylvania Council for International Education, September 2007.
  • Invited Presenter for “Breaking New Ground for Regional Stewardship: Community Centered Teaching and Learning” Conference, Morehead State University, April 2-5, 2007.
  • “Hillbilly Land: Poverty and Geographic ‘Othering’ “ Pennsylvania Campus Compact Annual Conference, March 2007.
  • “The Engaged Department,” Pennsylvania Campus Compact Annual Conference, March 2007 .
  • “Engaging Students in Service- Learning through Disaster Relief: a Case Study,” National Conference on Volunteering and Service, Seattle, Washington, June 18- 20, 2006.
  • “Service, Community and Citizenship,” International Partnership for Service- Learning Annual Conference, Chiang Mai, Thailand, January 2004.
  • Invited Presenter, “Community Service- Learning, Reflection and Geographic Scale,” Pennsylvania Communication Association Annual Conference, October 2003.

Honors, Awards and Grants

  • Volunteer of the Year, Downtown Lock Haven, Inc., 2007.
  • Lock Haven University, Woman of Distinction Award, Nominee, 2006
  • Model Program, Pennsylvania Campus Compact, 2004
  • Excellence in Leadership Development Award, Lock Haven University Celebration of Leadership & Service, 2004
  • Student Organization of the Year (AmeriCorps) Award, Lock Haven University Celebration of Leadership & Service, 2003
  • Leadership Clinton County, selected as a participant for, and successfully completed, a year- long leadership training program sponsored by The Pennsylvania State University Extension Service, 2001- 2002.
  • Employee of the Year Award, Rotary, June 2000.
  • Administered almost $600,000 in grant funding to support service- learning, civic engagement and community- based research from the following:
    • American Association of Geographers
    • Cameron Foundation (administered)
    • GlobalSL
    • Virginia Mentoring Project
      • AmeriCorps* VISTA
    • Corporation for National & Community Service
      • AmeriCorps
      • AmeriCorps* VISTA
    • SEDA-COG
    • Pennsylvania Campus Compact
    • Philadelphia Higher Education Network for Neighborhood Development
    • Bonner Foundation
    • Pennsylvania Service Learning Alliance
    • Lock Haven University Presidential Initiative Grant
    • WVU Travel/Research Grant
    • West Virginia Geographical Alliance Travel Grant

Representative Service Activity

Professional

  • Committee member, Civic Engagement Committee, State Council on Higher Education in Virginia, 2022-present
  • Advisory Group member, Pennsylvania Campus Compact, 2010- 2012
  • Grant Reviewer, Pennsylvania Campus Compact Learn & Serve grants, 2007- 08
  • Co-Chair, Conference Planning Committee, 2007-08, Active Global Citizenship Conference; Lock Haven, PA
  • Conference Planning Committee, 2006- 07, Pennsylvania Campus Compact
  • Section Co-editor, 2000- present, Encyclopedia of Appalachia
  • Scholarship Committee Member, 2000- 2001, Appalachian Studies Association

Institutional

  • Panelist, Hot Topics departmental discussion panel on Russian invasion of Ukraine, March 2022
  • Panelist, Hot Topics departmental discussion panel for Women’s History Month, March 2021
  • International Education Advisory Council, Virginia State University, 2013- present
  • Faculty Development Speaker series on Service- Learning and Civic Engagement, Virginia State University, 2014- 15
  • Faculty Senate, Outreach Committee, Virginia State University, 2013- present
  • Honors Convocation speaker and Faculty Development, Virginia State University, April 2013
  • International Studies Task Force, Lock Haven University, 2010- 12
  • International Student Recruiting Subcommittee
  • Teaching and Learning Committee, Lock Haven University, 2008- 12, Service- Learning Task Force Chair

Community-based

  • Diversity & Inclusion Task Force Member, First Chesapeake Robotics, 2021-22
  • Board Member, Think Then Choose Wisely, Petersburg, VA, 2017- 18
  • Board Member, Rebuilding Together Tri- Cities, Petersburg, VA 2013- 15
  • Board Member, Lock Haven Salvation Army, 2012- 12
  • Board Member, Clinton County Big Brothers/Big Sisters, 2006- 09
  • Vestry Member, St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, State College, PA, 2005- 2008
  • Member, Clinton County Collaborative Board, 1999- 2012