Earlene Camarillo, Ph.D., M.P.A.
Associate Professor, Politics, Policy & Administration

Presenter, Political Issues in the Pacific Northwest: Oregon. Pacific Northwest Political Science Association Annual Meeting (November 2023), Vancouver, BC, panel presentation.

Speaker. “Politics and Pizza.” Camarillo, E. & Henkels, M. (2023, January). Invited talk. Residence Hall Association, Western Oregon University, Monmouth, OR.

Event developer and coordinator. “Effective Advocacy for Non-Profit Organizations Seminar.” (2022, December 2). Professional training. Western Oregon University.

Panelist. “2022 Election Forum” Camarillo, E., Henkels, M., & Schowalter, D. (2022, October 13). Panel Discussion. Western Oregon University.

Co-Presenter, COVID-19 and the Politicization of Public Health Workers in Oregon and Montana. American Political Science Association Annual Meeting (September 2022), lecture presentation.

Presenter, Local Health Departments’ Responses to COVID-19. American Political Science Association Annual Meeting (September 2021), Seattle, WA, lecture presentation.

Co-Presenter, Media Framing of Coronavirus Pandemic Across Tribal Nations. American Political Science Association Annual Meeting (September 2021), Seattle, WA, lecture presentation.

Co-Presenter, Media Coverage of COVID-19 Pandemic across Native American Land. Northeastern Political Science Association Annual Meeting (November 2020), virtual, lecture presentation.

Coordinator. “Where do we go from here? Inclusive Political Advocacy in a Divisive Political Climate.” (2020, November). Panel Discussion. Virtual event.

Panelist. “Post-Election Q&A.” Camarillo, E., Henkels, M., Schowalter, D., & Curry, A. (2020, November). Panel Discussion. Virtual event. 

Panelist. “Oregon Ballot Measures Information Session and Q&A.” (2020, October). Panel Discussion. Virtual event.

Presenter, The Role of Local Health Departments (LHDs) in State Healthcare Reform. American Political Science Association Annual Meeting (September 2020), virtual, lecture presentation.

Presenter, Local Health Departments and Health Reform. Western Social Science Association Annual Meeting (April 2020), virtual, lecture presentation.

Coordinator and Organizer. Congress to Campus: initiated, coordinated, and executed three-day event hosting two former US Representatives (2020, February).

Presenter, New Public Management is Alive in the Public University. Western Political Science Association Annual Meeting (2019), San Diego, CA, lecture presentation. 

Speaker. “Deciphering the 2018 elections.” Camarillo, E. & Dover, E. (2018, November). Invited talk. Western Oregon University, Monmouth, OR.

Presenter, Exploring Challenges to WWP Implementation in County Organizations. Northeastern Political Science Association Annual Meeting (2018), Montreal, Canada, lecture presentation.

Speaker. “Healthcare policy in the U.S.” Camarillo, E. (2017, November). Invited talk. Western Oregon University, Monmouth, OR.

Presenter, The Regional Impact on Organizational Health Culture. Northeastern Political Science Association Annual Meeting (2017), Philadelphia, PA, lecture presentation.

Presenter, Health, Beauty, and Capitalism. Western Social Science Association Annual Meeting (2016), Reno, NV, lecture presentation.

Presenter, Challenges to Worksite Wellness Program Implementation in Public Organizations. American Society of Public Administration Annual Meeting (2016), Seattle, WA, lecture presentation.

Presenter, Body Image and Capitalism: An Assessment of the Influence of Capitalism on Health and Beauty Ideals in the U.S. American Association of Behavioral and Social Sciences Annual Meeting (2016), Las Vegas, NV, lecture presentation.

Presenter, Worksite Wellness: Challenges to Implementation for Public Organizations. Western Social Science Association Annual Meeting (2015), Portland, OR, panel presentation.

Co-Presenter, Barriers to Anti-GMO Legislation in the United States. Western Political Science Association Annual Meeting (2015), Las Vegas, NV, panel presentation.

Presenter, Anti-GMO Campaigns: A Case for Global Social Movements. Western Political Science Association Annual Meeting (2014), Seattle, WA, panel presentation.