DR. MARC ROSCOE LOUSTAU 76 Broadway #1 Arlington, MA (857)

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1 EMPLOYMENT DR. MARC ROSCOE LOUSTAU 76 Broadway #1 Arlington, MA (857) Editor, Journal of Global Catholicism, College of the Holy Cross, McFarland Center for Religion, Ethics and Culture, January 2016-Present. Visiting Lecturer, College of the Holy Cross, Department of Religious Studies, January 2016-June Postdoctoral Fellow, College of the Holy Cross, McFarland Center for Religion, Ethics and Culture, January 2016-January EDUCATION Harvard University, The Divinity School, Cambridge, MA. Th.D. in Religion and Society, Dissertation: Devotions of Desire: Changing People, Changing Gods at a Transylvanian Pilgrimage Site. M.Div. in Religion and Society, Reed College, Portland, OR. B.A. in Social Anthropology, PUBLICATIONS Books The Taste of Authority: Ethnographic Entanglements with Catholic Theology at a Transylvanian Pilgrimage Site. Indiana University Press, New Anthropologies of Europe Series. (Manuscript Under Review, September 2018). Articles Transgressing the Right to the City: Urban Mining and Ecotourism in Post-Industrial Romania. Anthropological Quarterly. (Accepted for publication, October 2018). The Uncanny Self in Love: Divorced Catholic Women Remember Abortion in Romania. Journal of Religious Ethics (March 2018): Risking a Miracle: Transcendentally-Oriented Improvisation and Catholic Charismatics Involvement in a Transylvanian Canonization. Journal of Contemporary Religion 31.3 (August 2016):

2 Loustau CV - 2 Review of Encounters of Body and Soul in Contemporary Religious Practices. Anna Fedele and Ruy Llera Blanes (eds.). Social Anthropology/Anthropologie Sociale 20 (May 2015): Revised and Resubmitted The Virgin Mary in the World of Hungarian Sacred Ethnology. Ethnos: Journal of Anthropology. (Revised and Resubmitted, October 2018, Special Issue: Theologically Engaged Anthropology). Under Review Review Article: Theologically Engaged Anthropology Coming out from Milbank s Shadow. Religion & Society. (Under Review, October 2018). Special Issue Introduction: Pilgrimage Palimpsests: Storytelling and Intersubjectivity Across Multiple Shrines, Sites, and Routes. Journal of Global Catholicism. (Under Review, January 2018, Special Issue: Pilgrimage Palimpsests). Storytelling at a Descant: A Miracle at Csíksomlyó and Lourdes. Journal of Global Catholicism. (Under Review, January 2018). The Labor of and Labor in Post-Medjugorje Slideshows. Journeys. (Under Review. August 2017). Other Publications Editor s Introduction: African Catholicism: Contemporary Issues. Journal of Global Catholicism. (2017): 2-5. New Journal Offers a Vision for a Global Catholic Studies: Interview with Marc Roscoe Loustau, Editor of the Journal of Global Catholicism. AnthroCyBib: The Anthropology of Christianity Bibliography Blog. (December 2017). Teaching Global Catholicism. Pedagogy Blog: Catholics & Cultures Web Site (May 2016). Where is the Religious Healing We Are Looking For? Cosmologics: A Magazine of Science, Religion, and Culture. (2014). Other Publications New Journal Offers a Vision for a Global Catholic Studies: Interview with Marc Roscoe Loustau, Editor of the Journal of Global Catholicism. AnthroCyBib: The Anthropology of Christianity Bibliography Blog. (December 2017). Editor s Introduction: African Catholicism: Contemporary Issues, Journal of Global Catholicism. (October 2017): 2-5. Where is the Religious Healing We Are Looking For? Cosmologics: A Magazine of Science, Religion, and Culture. (June 2014).

3 Loustau CV - 3 HONORS, GRANTS, AND AWARDS Conference Organizing Grant, McFarland Center for Religion, Ethics, and Culture, College of the Holy Cross, September 2018 ($8,000.00). Center for Theologically Engaged Anthropology Scholar, October 2017-June 2018 ($600.00). Swiss National Science Foundation, Conference Travel Grant, Religious Institutions and Socio- Political Change in the Black Sea Region, Kyiv, Ukraine, October 2016 ($1,500.00). Panel on Theological Education, Dissertation Finishing Grant, February 2013 ($15,000.00). American Council of Learned Societies, East European Language Training Grant, May 2011 ($3,000.00). Harvard University, Frederick Knox Traveling Fellowship, May 2009 ($24,000.00). Harvard Divinity School, John L. Loeb Fellowship, May 2009 ($15,000.00). Harvard Divinity School, Edward Hopkins Shareholder, May 2005 ($5,000.00). Harvard Divinity School, Summer Research Grant, May 2005 ($3,000.00). The Community Church of New York, John Haynes Holmes Memorial Fellowship, June 2004 ($10,000.00). Harvard Divinity School, F. Forrester Church Scholarship, September 2003 ($8,000.00). The Fund for Theological Education, Congregational Fellow, September 2003 ($8,000.00). CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS Catholic Renewal Masculinity and Post-Medjugorje Slideshows in Contemporary Transylvania. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting. San Jose, CA, November Modernizers in Knights Robes: The Political Theology of Hungarian Far-Right Knighthood Orders. Religion and Popular Culture Unit. American Academy of Religion Annual Meeting. Denver, CO, November 2018 Media Pluralities: Fraught Bodily Formation in the World Family of Radio Maria. Panel Organizer. Roman Catholic Studies Group. American Academy of Religion Annual Meeting. Boston, MA, November Hungarian Sacred Ethnology as Catholic Bildungsroman and Theologically-Engaged Anthropology. Theologically Engaged Anthropology Seminar. Oxford, England, October Memoir and Sacred Ethnology in Contemporary Transylvania. Panel Organizer. Society for the Anthropology of Religion. New Orleans, LA, May New Shrines, Vulnerable Visions: Public Religion and the Changing Worlds of Transylvanian Charismatic Catholicism.

4 Loustau CV - 4 Public Religion, Ambient Faith: Religious Institutions and Socio-Political Change in the Black Sea Region. Kyiv, Ukraine, October 2016 (Presentation Funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation). Fraughtness and Global Becoming Among Transylvanian Volunteers in the World Family of Radio Maria. Panel Organizer. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting. Minneapolis, MN, November Good-Enough Guests and Hosts: A Phenomenology of Primary Hospitality. Anthropology of Religion Group. American Academy of Religion Annual Meeting. San Diego, CA, November Embodied Perception as a Model for Everyday Boundary Negotiations at the Csíksomlyó Pilgrimage Site. Association for Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies. Philadelphia, PA, November Morality, the Virgin Mary, and Memories of Getting By in Romania. Panel Organizer. Society for the Anthropology of Religion. San Diego, CA, April Intimate Atheism: Family Life, Time, and Secularization at a Transylvanian Pilgrimage Site. Anthropology of Religion Group. American Academy of Religion Annual Meeting. San Diego, CA, November Can the Virgin Mary Make an Unruly Coalition: Using Catholic Visionary Politics to Explore Post-Socialist Sovereignties. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting. Washington, DC, November St. Grass and the Intimacy of the Missing T-Shirts: How Does a Transylvanian Environmental NGO Decide What Kind of Religion Belongs to Local Heritage? Heritage and Society Annual Meeting. University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA, May Renewal Movements and Clerical Authority in Post-Conciliar Transylvanian Roman Catholicism. Lived History of Vatican II Conference. University of Notre Dame, South Bend, IN, April Struggling Towards Moral Selfhood: Conversational Analysis of Post-Socialist Miracle Stories. 13 th Annual Havighurst Center International Young Researchers Conference. Oxford, OH, March The Mother of God and the Language of Thieves: Abortion, Marian Devotionalism, and the Morality of the Black Market in Romania. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA, November 2012.

5 Loustau CV - 5 The Mother of God and the Language of Thieves: Abortion, Reproductive Politics, and Marian Devotionalism at the Roman Catholic Pilgrimage Site of Șumuleu Ciuc, Romania. Annual Meeting of the Association for the Study of Nationalities. New York, NY, April INVITED LECTURES AND OTHER RESEARCH The Virgin Mary and the Crisis of Roman Catholic Masculinities. Comparative Masculinities Workshop, Gender Studies Department, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary, April Mary and the Medium of Devotion: How Roman Catholics Use Objects to Materialize Divinity. Sociology and Social Anthropology Department Colloquium, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary, March The Making and Un-Making of a Miracle in a Roman Catholic Canonization Procedure. Ritual and Failure Seminar, Teachers College Columbia University, New York, NY, February The Making and Un-Making of a Miracle: Intersubjectivity, Gender, and the Politics of the Miraculous at the Csíksomlyó Roman Catholic Pilgrimage Site, Harghita County, Romania. Ways of Knowing: Graduate Conference, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, October Tanuságot téve, fájdalmat viselve: Szűz Mária közbenjárásához kapcsolódó történetek a csíksomlyói búcsújáróhelyről (Bearing Witness, Bearing Pain: Stories of Marian Intercessory Help from the Șumuleu Ciuc Pilgrimage Center). Invited lecture presented at Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary, October Same-Sex Marriage and the Democratic Process in Congregations: An Ethnographic Investigation into the Lived Experience of Deliberation. Harvard Divinity School Master s Thesis, May TEACHING EXPERIENCE Visiting Lecturer, Department of Religious Studies, College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, MA. Global Catholicism (RELS 199). Introduction to Charismatic and Pentecostal Christianity (RELS 199). Catholics and the Media (RELS 199). Introduction to Theology and Culture (RELS 199). Tutor, Committee on the Study of Religion, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA. Ethnographies of Religion: Writing Relationships (RELS 98b).

6 Loustau CV - 6 Teaching Fellow, Committee on the Study of Religion/Harvard Law School, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA. Philosophical Reinvention of Christianity (HDS 2399/RELS 1502/HLS 2713). Teaching Fellow, Committee on the Study of Religion, Harvard University. From the Hebrew Bible to the Old Testament, from Judaism to Christianity (GSAS 5275/CB 23). Teaching Fellow, The Divinity School, Harvard University.. Theories and Methods in the Study of Religion (HDS 4515). The Politics of Storytelling (HDS 3859). Marx and His Readers (HDS 3861). Back Roads to Far Places: Literature of Journey and Quest (HDS 2490). Bodies in Urban Spaces (HDS 2380). Introduction to the Histories, Theologies, and Practices of Christianity (HDS 4511). PROFESSIONAL LEADERSHIP Conference Organizer, Lived Catholicism from the Baltics to the Balkans, Budapest, HU, Joint Conference of College of the Holy Cross and Pázmány Péter Catholic University, March Invited Peer Reviewer, Journal of the Irish Society for the Academic Study of Religions, May 2017 Present. Steering Committee Member, Anthropology of Religion Group, American Academy of Religion. December 2015 Present. Program Director, Minns Lectureship Series, Boston, MA, September 2015 Present. Evaluated proposals for semi-annual public lecture series on liberal religion. Provided event and logistical support, including publicity, international travel arrangements, space rental, lodging, and meals. Electronic Communications Assistant, Dēmos: A Network for Ideas and Action, August 2000 July Analyzed quantitative research data on voting rights legislation. Contributed to design and implementation of on-line and World Wide Web strategies. Developed strong relationships with print and on-line media outlets.

7 Loustau CV - 7 ADDITIONAL RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Visiting Doctoral Researcher, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary. Department of Social Anthropology, January 2013 June Research Assistant to Rev. Dr. Forrest Church, New York, NY, January 2003 September Researched and edited historical non-fiction: Freedom From Fear (St. Martin s Press, 2004). The Separation of Church and State (Beacon Press, 2004). So Help Me God: The Founding Fathers and the First Great Battle Over Church and State (Harcourt, 2007). Research Assistant, Transylvania Archives Project, Cluj-Napoca, Romania, June 2005 September Trained in archival and preservation sciences. Catalogued inter-war period correspondence between government agencies and religious leaders in the United Kingdom, United States, and Romania. Assisted in collecting historical documents and artifacts from local schools and churches. SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY English Language Instructor, Kalot Foundation (Miercurea Ciuc, Romania), April 2009 June Member, Search Committee, Ralph Waldo Emerson Unitarian Universalist Association Chair of Divinity, Harvard Divinity School. September 2006 April Member, Master of Divinity Curriculum Student Review Board, Harvard Divinity School. September 2004 May Reviewed and commented on proposed changes to the Master of Divinity curriculum. Member, General Assembly Planning Committee, Unitarian Universalist Association. September 1998 August 2005 (Secretary, September 2000 September 2001; Vice-Chair, September ). Supervised and administered annual business meeting with 5,000 participants. Chair, Symposium Organizing Committee, Social Anthropology and Multiculturalism in Academia, Reed College. April 1998 September Selected speakers for social anthropology lecture series on the intellectual foundations of multiculturalism. LANGUAGES University of Transylvania, Braşov, Romania. Advanced Romanian Language Certificate, University of Debrecen, Debrecen, Hungary.

8 Loustau CV - 8 Advanced Hungarian Language Certificate, Harvard Divinity School Summer Language Program, Cambridge, MA. Intermediate Ancient Greek Language Certificate, Harvard Divinity School Summer Language Program, Cambridge, MA. Intermediate German Language Certificate, Harvard Divinity School Summer Language Program, Cambridge MA. Intermediate French Language Certificate, Hungarian: Near native fluency. Romanian: Advanced proficiency. French: Reading proficiency. German: Reading proficiency. Ancient Greek: Reading proficiency. REFERENCES Michael D. Jackson (Dissertation Advisor) Distinguished Visiting Professor of World Religions Harvard Divinity School 45 Francis Avenue Cambridge, MA (617) mjackson@hds.harvard.edu Michael Herzfeld (Dissertation Committee Member) Ernest E. Monrad Professor of the Social Sciences Harvard University Tozzer Anthropology Building Divinity Avenue Cambridge, MA (617) herzfeld@fas.harvard.edu Mathew N. Schmalz (Colleague and Collaborator) Associate Professor of Religious Studies Smith Hall 414 College of the Holy Cross 1 College Street Worcester, MA (508) mschmalz@holycross.edu Krisztina Fehérváry (Dissertation Committee Member)

9 Assistant Professor of Anthropology University of Michigan 234-B West Hall 1085 S. University Ave. Ann Arbor, MI (734) Loustau CV - 9