Lisa Jean Moore, Ph.D., MPH
Professor of Sociology and Women’s Studies
Coordinator of Gender Studies
School of Natural and Social Sciences
Office: Social Sciences Building, Rm 1010
Phone: (914) 251-6606
Fax: (914) 251-6603
Email: lisa-jean.moore@purchase.edu
Webpage: www.ljmoore.pbwiki.com
Education
Center for AIDS Prevention Studies, NIMH Postdoctoral Fellowship, 1998
University of California, Berkeley, MPH: Epidemiology, 1997
University of California, San Francisco , Ph.D.: Sociology, 1996
Tufts University, BA: Sociology; English, 1989
Positions
Professor of Sociology and Women’s Studies, Coordinator of Gender Studies, Sept. 2008–present, Purchase College, SUNY
Associate Professor of Sociology, 2002–06, Graduate Center, City University of New York
Associate Professor of Sociology, 1998–2006, Sociology, Anthropology & Social Work Department, College of Staten Island, CUNY
Courses Taught
Sociology of Birth and Death
Men and Masculinities: Feminist Perspectives
Health, Illness and Medicine
Sociology of the Body
Feminist Theory
Science, Technology, and Queer Theory
Publications
Books
Moore, Lisa Jean and Mary Kosut (eds). (Forthcoming). Fleshed Out: Key Readings in the Social and Cultural Studies of the Body. New York: New York University Press.
Moore, Lisa Jean and Casper, Monica. (2009). Missing Bodies: The Politics of Visibility. New York: New York University Press.
Moore, Lisa Jean. (2007). Sperm Counts: Overcome by Man’s Most Precious Fluid. New York: NewYork University Press.
Lorber, Judith and Lisa Jean Moore. (2007). Gendered Bodies: Feminist Perspectives. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Lorber, Judith and Lisa Jean Moore. (2002). Gender and The Social Construction of Illness. Second Edition. Walnut Creek, CA: Alta Mira Press.
Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles
Currah, Paisley and Lisa Jean Moore. (2009). ‘We Won’t Know Who You Are’: Negotiating Gender Permanence in the New York City Birth Certificate Policy. Hypatia: Journal of Feminist Philosophy. 24(3): Forthcoming.
Moore, Lisa Jean. (2007). Incongruent Bodies: Teaching While Leaking. Feminist Teacher. 17(2): 1-12.
Moore, Lisa Jean. (2005). In Shining Armor: Representations of Sperm in Children’s Books. American Sexuality Magazine. 3(1). http://nsrc.sfsu.edu/MagWebpage.cfm.
Moore, Lisa Jean. (2003). Billy, the Sad Sperm with No Tail: Representations of Sperm in Children's Books. Sexualities. 6(3-4): 279-305.
Moore, Lisa Jean. (2002). Extracting Men from Semen: Masculinity in Scientific Representations of Sperm. Social Text. 73: 1 -46.
Moore, Lisa Jean and Adele E. Clarke. (2001). The Traffic in Cyberanatomies: Sex/Gender/Sexualities in Local and Global Formations. Body and Society. 7(1): 57-96.
Moore, Lisa Jean and Matthew Schmidt. (1999). On The Construction of Male Differences: Marketing Variations in Technosemen. Men and Masculinities. 1(4): 339-359.
Moore, Lisa Jean. (1997). 'It's like you use pots and pans to cook. It's the tool': The Technologies of Safer Sex. Science, Technology and Human Values. 22(4): 434-471.
Moore, Lisa Jean. (1997). ' I was just learning the ropes': Becoming a Practitioner of Safer Sex. Applied Behavioral Science Review. 5(1): 41-58.
Moore, Lisa Jean and Adele E. Clarke. (1995). Clitoral Conventions: Graphic Representations of Female Genital Anatomy, c 1900-1991. Feminist Studies. 21(2): 255-301.
Casper, Monica J. and Lisa Jean Moore. (1995). Inscribing Bodies, Inscribing the Future: Gender, Sex and Reproduction in Outer Space. Sociological Perspectives. 38(2): 311-333.
Book Series
Monica Casper and Lisa Jean Moore. Editors. Biopolitics: Medicine, Technoscience and Health in the 21st Century. New York: New York University Press.
http://www.nyupress.org/biopolitics_series.php
Journal Editorship
Currah, Paisley, Lisa Jean Moore and Susan Stryker. Editors. (2008). Trans. A Special Issue. Women’s Studies Quarterly. City University of New York: Feminist Press.
http://www.feministpress.org/wsq/