INVITED TALKS (continued) 2015 Invited Panelist, “Doing research between two (or more) disciplines,” Misfit Politics, University of Michigan, Department of Political Science 2014 Invited Speaker, “Adolescent sexuality,” Sexpertise Annual Conference, University Health Service, University of Michigan 2014 Invited Speaker, “Feeling fat at the end of life: Persistence of gender norms in unexpected places,” Women’s Studies Spring Symposium, University of Michigan 2013 Invited Speaker, “Being a sexuality researcher,” Sexpertise Annual Conference, University Health Service, University of Michigan 2013 Invited Speaker, “Sexual satisfaction in young adults: A multi-method approach to sexual expectations and outcomes,” University of Michigan, Center for Sexuality & Health Disparities, Public Health 2012 Invited Speaker, “Sexual satisfaction: Meanings and measurement,” Ryerson University, Psychology 2012 Invited Speaker, “Critical sexuality research: Developing methods for diverse definition and measurement,” Vanderbilt University, Medicine, Health & Society Program 2011 Invited Speaker, “Sexual satisfaction in young adults: Meanings and measurement,” Wayne State University, Psychology 2011 Invited Panelist, “Then & Now: SPSSI at 75.” Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues Anniversary Celebration, American Psychological Association 2011 Invited Speaker, “Studying sexual desire in girls and young women: Methodological dilemmas and opportunities,” Girls, Sexuality and Sexualisation: Beyond Sensationalism and Spectacle, Cardiff University 2011 Keynote Speaker, “Sexuality early and late in life: The impact and limitations of ‘age appropriate’ frameworks,” The Moral Panics of Sexuality Conference, Arizona State University 2011 Invited Speaker, “Sexual satisfaction in young adults: A multi-method approach to sexual expectations and outcomes,” Bowling Green State University, Center for Family and Demographics Research
2012 Seeing sexualities: Using visual methods in sexuality research (with Laura Carpenter). Sexualities Section, Crossing Boundaries, Workshopping Sexualities Pre-Conference. American Sociological Association, Denver, CO 2010 Marginalized relationships: Prejudice and discrimination in sexual and relational contexts (with David Frost). American Psychological Association, San Diego, CA 2010 Sexuality & science: The dilemmas and politics of caring knowledges. Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues, New Orleans, LA Conference Presentations (since 2009) 2017 *Dutcher, H. D., & McClelland, S. I. “If I control the situation best I can, I’m not scared of it:” Young women’s descriptions of sexual safety. National Women’s Studies Association, Baltimore, MD 2017 J. D., *Bell, S. B., McClelland, S. I. Qualitative research in the US: What are we teaching graduate students in psychology? Society for Qualitative Inquiry in Psychology, New York, New York. 2016 McClelland, S. I. Gender and sexual near the end of life: Advanced breast cancer and femininity norms. The New View Campaign Capstone Conference, Bloomington, IN. 2016 *Rubin, J. D., McClelland, S. I., *Savas, O. & *Bell, S. (2016). Faculty attitudes about qualitative research methods in U.S. psychology graduate programs. Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues, Minneapolis, MN. 2015 McClelland, S. I. “Please don’t ask me that”: Feminist sex research and vulnerable listening practices. National Women’s Studies Association, Milwaukee, WI 2015 McClelland, S. I., *Rubin, J. R., & Bauermeister, J. A. Memories of attraction in young LGBTQ women. American Psychological Association, Toronto, Canada 2015 McClelland, S. I. Listening to experiences of mundane sexual injustice with participants at the end of life. American Psychological Association, Toronto, Canada CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION (continued) *denotes student co-author 2015 McClelland, S. I. Methods to examine intimate justice: Sexual satisfaction and measuring feelings of deservingness. Association for Women in Psychology, San Francisco, CA 2015 McClelland, S. I. “This question doesn’t apply to me:” Incorporating marginalia in survey analysis. Society for Qualitative Inquiry in Psychology, New York, NY
2012 McClelland, S. I. “But are you satisfied?” Troubling evidence of satisfaction scores in health care policy. American Psychological Association, Orlando, FL 2012 McClelland, S. I. Discussant, “Infertility: Understanding the experiences of racial/ethnic minority women” panel. Comments presented at American Psychological Association, Orlando, FL 2012 McClelland, S. I. Sorting out my thoughts: Q methods to study sexuality. Sexualities Section, Crossing Boundaries, Workshopping Sexualities American Sociological Association, Denver, CO 2012 McClelland, S. I. Diverse interpretations of sexual satisfaction: A Q methodology investigation. American Sociological Association, Denver, CO 2012 McClelland, S. I. “That’s not what I was taught at home:” Perspectives on sexual pleasure from adults born in and outside of the U.S. Society for Research on Adolescence, Vancouver, BC 2012 McClelland, S. I. Discussant, Positive approaches to studying adolescent sexuality development and sexual health. Society for Research on Adolescence, Vancouver, BC 2011 McClelland, S. I. Social justice research and Q methods: A forgotten methodological alternative. American Psychological Association, Wash., D.C. 2010 McClelland, S. I. Sexual satisfaction evaluations: The role of gender and sexual minority status. Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality, Las Vegas, NV 2010 McClelland, S. I. Routes to sexual satisfaction: Gender differences in determining what is satisfying. Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality, Las Vegas, NV 2010 McClelland, S. I. Sexual satisfaction: An historical examination of fulfillment, entitlement, and deservingness. American Psychological Association, San Diego, CA 2010 McClelland, S. I. Implications of marginalization on sexual lives of sexual minority youth. American Psychological Association, San Diego, CA CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION (continued) *denotes student co-author 2010 McClelland, S. I. The politics of satisfaction: Measuring expectations within intimate relationships. Society of the Psychological Study of Social Issues, New Orleans, LA 2010 McClelland, S. I. Tracing the evolution of a psychological construct: Satisfaction. Society of the Psychological Study of Social Issues, New Orleans,