^{Tehmina Banatwala}

1802 Jackson Avenue West, Apt. 130 • Oxford, MS 38655, USA

Phone (662) 236-6849 • E-mail tehmina@thegladmans.com

Education
	1998 - 2002 The University of Mississippi Oxford, MS, USA Ph.D. Experimental Psychology - planned completion February 2002 Research Areas: Social Psychology, Cross-Cultural Psychology, Human Sexuality · Dissertation: How Useful is a Good Theory? A Comparison of AUM Theory and I/C Theory in a Training Paradigm 1997 - 1998 University of Bristol Bristol, England M.Sc. Research Methods in Psychology · Thesis: A Model of Factors Contributing to Acculturative Stress in Japanese Sojourners 1988 - 1992 Trinity University San Antonio, TX, USA B.A. Psychology
ancillary skills Foreign Languages: Basic Japanese and Spanish Computer Packages: Competent in most major word processing, spreadsheet, database, web page and statistical programs for PC including but not limited to Microsoft Office, Corel Office Suite, SPSS, and EQS.
Employment
	Summer 2001 Dream, Inc. Jackson, MS, USA Research Consultant n Designed and implemented a program of research to test the validity and reliability of a new measure of personality. 2000 - 2001 The University of Mississippi Oxford, MS, USA Instructor: Intercultural Communications - Pre-Departure and Re-entry n Designed and implemented pre-departure and re-entry training workshops for University of Mississippi study abroad students. 1999 - 2000 The University of Mississippi Oxford, MS, USA Teaching Assistant: Quantitative Methods I and II · Assisted professors with various aspects of the teaching of these two graduate level statistics courses including tutorials for the students, grading of papers and grading of exams. 1998 - 2000 The University of Mississippi Oxford, MS, USA Managing Editor: International Journal of Intercultural Relations · Acted as liaison between the editor, authors and reviewers and handled all day-to-day aspects of journal business. 1994 - 1997 Eiken English Center Kurashiki, Japan English Teacher · Taught English as a Foreign Language to small classes of students ranging in age from 6 years old to 60 years old.
professional service Occasional Reviewer: International Journal of Intercultural Relations Guest speaker for Cross-Cultural Training at The University of Mississippi Guest speaker for International Marketing at The University of Mississippi Public Relations Liaison for "International Perspectives on Race, Ethnicity and Intercultural Relations" conference at The University of Mississippi, April 2001 Panel Chair for "International Perspectives on Race, Ethnicity and Intercultural Relations" conference at The University of Mississippi, April 2001 Founding member and President (2000-2001) of Students for the Advancement of Intercultural Discussion (SAID)
Manuscripts in process
	Landis, D., Knouse, S.B., Banatwala, T., & Tallarigo, R.S. (Under Review). “Organizational Distance Scaling: Differentiating Organizational Climate Along Macro-Organizational Variables”. Banatwala, T., Curl, L.S., & Landis, D. (In Preparation). "The Components of Attraction for Hypermasculine Males". Banatwala, T., Curl, L.S., Hurley, A., Fox, L., & Landis, D. (In Preparation). “The Role of Culture in Hypermasculinity and Hyperfemininity: A Preliminary Study”. Banatwala, T. (In Preparation) “A Model of Factors Contributing to Acculturative Stress in Japanese Sojourners”. Unpublished thesis.
Conference Presentations
	April 1999 IAIR Conference Kent, OH, USA Poster Presentation: Banatwala, T., Hurley, A., Fox, L., & Landis, D. “Hyperfemininity and Hypermasculinity: A Relationship Between Hypergender and Cultural Constructs” Poster Presentation: Banatwala, T. “A Model of Factors Contributing to Acculturative Stress in Japanese Sojourners” July 2000 IACCP Conference Pultusk, Poland Poster Presentation: Banatwala, T., Moore, M., & Landis, D. “Do Hypermasculine Men Look at Women Differently From Other Men? A Study of the Relationship Between Hypertraditionality, Culture, and Attraction” July 2000 ICP Conference Stockholm, Sweden Poster Presentation: Banatwala, T. & Landis, D. “The Components of Attraction for Hypergender Individuals” April 2001 IPREIR Conference Oxford, MS, USA Paper Presentation: Banatwala, T. “How Useful is Training? The Measurement of AUM-Based Training Effectiveness Over Time”
Honors and awards Dissertation Fellowship August 2001 – December 2001 Summer Assistantship May 2000 – August 2000 Honors Fellowship January 1999 – December 2000 Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society Inducted Fall 1999
Professional memberships
Member International Association of Cross-Cultural Psychology Student Affiliate American Psychological Association references Dan Landis, Department of Psychology, The University of Mississippi, University, MS 38677, USA (662) 915-7797 landisd@watervalley.net Nathan Weed, Department of Psychology, Central Michigan University, 227 Sloan Hall, Mount Pleasant MI 48859, USA (989) 774-6482 weed1nc@cmich.edu Kenneth McGraw, Department of Psychology, The University of Mississippi, University, MS 38677, USA (662) 915-5186 pymcgraw@olemiss.edu