Miami University, Visiting Assistant Professor, Sport Leadership & Management Department of Kinesiology & Health

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1 Matthew R. Hodler, Ph.D. Department of Kinesiology & Health Miami University (o) EDUCATION 2016 Ph.D., Health & Sport Studies, University of Iowa Dissertation: The Greatest Olympian of All-Time? The Ideological Implications of Celebrating Michael Phelps Advisor: Susan Birrell, Committee: Catriona Parratt, Thomas P. Oates, Travis Vogan, and Horace Porter 2009 M.A., Sociology, University of North Carolina at Greensboro Thesis: Representative Athletes: National Identity of Olympic Swimmers Advisor: Julie V. Brown, Committee: Katherine M. Jamieson and Stephen Sills 2002 B.A., Sociology, Miami University ACADEMIC & PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS 2016-current Miami University, Visiting Assistant Professor, Sport Leadership & Management Department of Kinesiology & Health University of Iowa, Graduate Student Employee Departments of Health & Sport Studies and American Studies University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Graduate Assistant & Academic Advisor College of Arts and Sciences Advising Center and Department of Sociology PUBLICATIONS Refereed Articles Hodler, M.R. (Forthcoming, 2018). The $100 Million Man: Michael Phelps, the Olympic System, and USA Swimming s Shifts in Eligibility. Sport History Review. DOI: Hodler, M.R. and Smith, M. (Accepted & in revisions, 2017). California Dreaming: The Role of the Golden State in the Rise and Dominance of US Swimming, Journal of Sport History. Hodler, M.R. and Lucas-Carr, C. (2016). The mother of all comebacks : A critical analysis of the fitspirational comeback narrative of Dara Torres. Communication & Sport, 4(4), Book Chapters Lucas, C. and Hodler, M.R. (Forthcoming, 2018). #TakeBackFitspo: Building Queer Futures in/through Social Media. In K. Toffoletti, J. Francombe-Webb, & H. Thorpe (Eds.). New Sporting Femininities: Embodied Politics in Postfeminist Times. London: Palgrave Macmillan. 1

2 Smith, M. and Hodler, M.R. (2017). Pioneers in the Pool: The Santa Clara Swim Club Mermaids of the 1950s and 1960s. In R. Liberti and M. Smith (Eds.). San Francisco Bay Area Sports: Golden Gate Athletics, Recreation, and Community (pgs ). Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas Press. Book Reviews Hodler, M.R. (Accepted, 2017). Book Review. Power Games: A Political History of The Olympics. By Jules Boykoff. For Journal of Sport History. Hodler, M.R. (2015). Book Review. A Companion to Sport: Wiley-Blackwell Companions in Cultural Studies. By B. Carrington & D. L. Andrews (Eds.). For International Review for the Sociology of Sport, 50(7), Hodler, M.R. (2015). Book Review. John Apostal Lucas: Teacher, Sport Historian, And One Who Lived His Life Earnestly: A Collection of Articles and Essays with an Autobiographical Sketch, e-book edition. By John Apostal Lucas. For Journal of Sport History, 42(1), Manuscripts in process Hodler, M.R. (In review, 2017). Earned vs. Chosen: Michael Phelps, the Dream Team Embarrassment and White Cultural Nationalism at Athens Sport in Society. Dickerson, N. and Hodler, M.R. (Chapter proposal submitted, 2017). Meme-ing White Nationalism: Alt-Right Social Media Reactions to Colin Kaepernick. The Alt-Right in Popular Culture. Hodler, M.R. (In process). Man can make great natatorial progress : Swimming as a Sporting Racial Project. Hodler, M.R. (In process). The Iron Lady of Swimming: Confronting 21 st Century International Sport Governance via Personal Branding and Unionizing. Public Scholarship (non-refereed) Contributor, Sport in American History blog, Reflecting Upon Creating an Engaging & Empowering Sport History Classroom (6/27/2016) Towards an Engaging & Empowering Sport History Classroom (2/15/2016) Book Review: Fight Sports and American Masculinity (9/26/15) Performing Scottishness in the US: Highland Games, Diaspora, and Nation (7/9/15) Pride (2007): Learning about black space through film (6/11/15) Over and Over and Over Again, this dance is gonna be a drag (5/7/15) Climbing the Performance Pyramid, co-author with C. Lucas (4/23/15) What (else) might it mean to be a Real Sooner? (3/19/15) Swimming as a Sporting Racial Project (1/29/15) Guest Writer, Swimswam, Sybil Bauer: When a Woman Was the Fastest Backstroker in the World (2/16/2014) 2

3 REFEREED PRESENTATIONS Hodler, M.R. In Defense of Our Blood : Embodying Heritage, Pan-Celticism, and Constructing Trans-Atlantic White Nationalism at the Stone Mountain Highland Games. Abstract prepared for submission to North American Society for Sport History, Winnipeg, Manitoba, May Hodler, M.R. and *Block, C. (Accepted abstract, 2017). If you have a lane, you have an opportunity : Constructing race & meritocracy through Cincinnati s Lane 8 Fund. To North American Society for the Sociology of Sport, Windsor, Ontario. Hodler, M.R. (2017). Earned vs. Chosen: Michael Phelps, the Dream Team Embarrassment and White Cultural Nationalism at Athens At North American Society for Sport History, Fullerton, California. Hodler, M.R. and Smith, M. (2017). California Dreaming: The Role of the Golden State in the Rise and Dominance of US Swimming in the post-world War II era. At Sun, Surf, and Toned Bodies: California s Impact on the History of Sport and Leisure, North American Society for Sport History Pre-Conference Workshop, Fullerton, California. Maddox, C.B. and Hodler, M.R. (2017). Remembering the Miami Mascot: Whiteness and Redsk*ns Twenty Years Later. In Working Group, Sports on Campus: Sporting Traditions as Public History and Memory. At National Council on Public History, Indianapolis, Indiana. Lucas, C. and Hodler, M.R. (2016). #TakeBackFitspo: Contesting Fitspirational Discourses Through Social Media. At North American Society for the Sociology of Sport, Tampa Bay, Florida. Hodler, M.R. and Williams, D. (2016). Practicing Sport: Doing Critical Sociology in Sport & Physical Activity. Roundtable Co-Organizer & Discussant. At North American Society for the Sociology of Sport, Tampa Bay, Florida. Hodler, M.R. (2016). The $100 Million Man: Michael Phelps and USA Swimming s Shifts in Eligibility. At North American Society for Sport History, Atlanta, Georgia. Lucas, C. and Hodler, M.R. (2015). Graduate Employees: Navigating the Border Between Student and Worker via Collective Action. At North American Society for the Sociology of Sport, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Hodler, M.R. (2014). I offered renewed proof that America and Americans could still take on the world : Michael Phelps, Nationalism, and Patriotism in 21 st century USA. At North American Society for the Sociology of Sport, Portland, Oregon. Hodler, M.R. (2014). Swimming Race: A Critical History of the Construction of American Elite-Level Swimming. At North American Society for Sport History, Glenwood Springs, Colorado. Hodler, M.R. (2013). I Run to Win : Chariots of Fire and Multiculturalism Three Decades On. At North American Society for Sport History, Halifax, Nova Scotia. 3

4 Hodler, M.R. (2012). Ethnographic Displacement: Studying Place from My Computer. At North American Society for the Sociology of Sport, New Orleans, Louisiana. Hodler, M.R. (2012). Deciphering Sybil Bauer: Gender Politics & the 1924 Olympics. At North American Society for Sport History, Berkeley, California. Hodler, M.R. and Parratt, C. (2011). Where s the History Here? SkIowaye, Ceilidh and History as Public Engagement. At North American Society for the Sociology of Sport, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Hodler, M.R. (2010). Sport Films and Resistance. At North American Society for the Sociology of Sport, San Diego, California. Hodler, M.R. (2009). Post-Modern Ideas and the Olympian. At North American Society for the Sociology of Sport, Ottawa, Ontario. Hodler, M.R. (2008). Representative Athletes: National Identity of Olympic Athletes. At Southern Sociological Society, Richmond, Virginia. Note: * indicates collaboration with a graduate student INVITED PRESENTATIONS Hodler, M.R. (2013). The Merger: Your Department and Ours. At State of Department Panel Presentation & Discussion. Department of American Studies, University of Iowa. Hodler, M.R. (2013). I Run to Win : Chariots of Fire and Multiculturalism Three Decades On. At Presenting American Studies Panel. Department of American Studies, University of Iowa. Parratt, C., Smith, M., Hodler, M.R., & Curtis, A. (2011). Sport History and the Academy: Generational and Transatlantic Perspectives. At What is the Future of Sport History in Academia? One Day Symposium. Huddersfield University, United Kingdom. Hodler, M.R. (2008). National Identity and Sport. At Multiple Linkages: Transnational Identities, feminisms, and what it means to do work at the crossroads of culture. Department of Women & Gender Studies Salon Discussion. University of North Carolina at Greensboro. HONORS AND AWARDS Miriam Taylor Scholarship, Department of Health & Sport Studies, University of Iowa, Academic Year (Competitive department-wide scholarship award) [$1000] M. Gladys Scott Scholarship, Department of Health & Sport Studies, University of Iowa, Spring 2011 & Fall 2014 (Competitive department-wide scholarship award) [$1000] 4

5 Graduate Student Senate Travel Award, University of Iowa, Summer 2014 (Competitive university-wide award for conference travel) [$400] Sport Studies Graduate Student Travel Award, Department of American Studies, University of Iowa, Spring 2013, Spring 2014, Fall 2015, & Spring 2016 (Awarded to graduate students who qualify to present at an international or national conference) [$500] Summer Fellowship, University of Iowa Graduate College, Summer 2013 (Competitive university-wide fellowship award for dissertation writing) [$1500] Roberta Park Graduate Student Travel Award, North American Society for Sport History, , 2016 (Awarded to eligible graduate student presenters at annual conference) [$300] Jean Homewood Memorial Scholarship, Department of Health & Sport Studies, University of Iowa, Spring 2012 (Competitive department-wide scholarship award) [$1000] Elected to Alpha Kappa Delta, International Sociology Honor Society, Spring 2009 TEACHING EXPERIENCE Miami University, Department of Kinesiology & Health KNH 274: Critical Perspectives on the Body Fall 2016 (1 section), Spring 2017 (2 sections) Summer 2017 (1 section, online), Fall 2017 (2 sections) KNH 378: Sport, Power and Inequality Fall 2016 (2 sections), Spring 2017 (2 sections) Fall 2017 (2 sections) University of Iowa, Departments of Health & Sport Studies and American Studies Instructor of Record Inequality in American Sport, Fall 2012, Summer 2014, and Summer 2016 American Sport Since 1900, Spring 2016 Race and Ethnicity in Sport, Spring 2013 Teaching Assistant, Discussion Section Leader Sport and Film, Spring 2011, Spring 2012, and Fall 2013 Inequality in American Sport, Fall 2010 and Fall 2011 Teaching Assistant, Grader Sport in Western World, Fall 2014 Women, Sport and Culture, Spring 2014 Sport and Nationalism, Spring 2014 Sport and the Media, Spring 2010 and Spring th Century U.S. Sport, Fall 2009 University of Iowa, Health and Physical Activity Skills Program Instructor of Record Lap Swimming 1, Fall 2010-Fall 2015 Lap Swimming 2, Fall 2010-Fall

6 Ultimate Frisbee, Fall 2009 and Spring 2013 Fitness Walking, Fall 2012 and Fall 2015 Flexibility, Fall 2009 Volleyball 1, Fall 2009 TEACHING INTERESTS AND CERTIFICATIONS Teaching Interests Cultural studies of sport & physical activity; sport history; sociology of sport; critical perspectives on the body; the Olympics; nationalism; social media & sport; popular culture & film Teaching Certifications New Faculty Teaching Enhancement Program, Center for Teaching Excellence, Miami University, 2016 [earned $400 grant] TILE (Transform, Interact, Learn, Engage) Certification, Information Technology Services, University of Iowa, 2014 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS SERVICE North American Society for the Sociology of Sport North American Society for Sport History Association for the Study of Ethnicity and Nationalism International Sociology of Sport Association Miami University Master s Thesis Committee Member, Robin Cooley, Sport Leadership and Management (SLAM) Program Faculty Committee, 2016-current Alan G. Ingham Memorial Lecture Selection Committee (ad hoc), Reviewer Sport in Society, 2016-present Journal of Sport History, 2017-present Angles, 2017 University of Iowa Trustee, UE Local 896-Campaign to Organize Graduate Students (COGS), , Financial Officer, UE Local 896-Campaign to Organize Graduate Students (COGS), Graduate Student Representative, Department of American Studies Steering Committee, Department Senator, Health & Sport Studies, Graduate Student Senate, Area Steward & Member of Bargaining & Grievances Team, UE Local 896-Campaign to Organize Graduate Students (COGS), Department Steward, Department of Health & Sport Studies, UE Local 896-Campaign to Organize Graduate Students (COGS),