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The Punitiveness Project: Punitiveness Toward Female Offenders. (2005-2007). Principal Investigator. Women’s Prison Association Grant ($78,160). Co-authored, with Chris Eskridge and Todd R. Clear, an NIJ grant to the American Society of Criminology for an additional year of funding for the publication Criminology & Public Policy. (September 2003 – August 2004). National Institute of Justice Grant 2003-IJ-CX-0015 ($105,440). Co-authored, with Chris Eskridge and Todd R. Clear, an NIJ grant to the American Society of Criminology for an additional year of funding for the publication Criminology & Public Policy. (September 2002 – August 2003). National Institute of Justice Grant # 2002-IJ-CX-0015 ($165,917) Co-authored, with Chris Eskridge and Todd R. Clear, an NIJ grant to the American Society of Criminology to adopt and publish the journal Criminology & Public Policy (formerly Crime and Justice Research) as an official publication of the organization (September 2001 – August 2002). National Institute of Justice Grant # 2001-IJ-CX-0015. ($206,356) Co-authored with Todd R. Clear, proposal for continuation funding for launching the journal Crime and Justice Research (ultimately published as Criminology & Public Policy) (September 2000 – September 2001). National Institute of Justice Grant #2000-IJ-CX-0036. ($113,961) TEACHING EXPERIENCE – COURSES TAUGHT Undergraduate Courses Criminology Senior Seminar in Criminology Introduction to Criminal Justice Criminal Justice Administration Corrections Graduate Courses Punishment & Social Control Corrections: Theory & Practice Gender, Crime, & Justice Victimology/Victims of Crime Gender, Crime, & Justice Principles and Methods of Statistics Research Methods Community Corrections Courts & Sentencing Crimes against Humanity OTHER TEACHING Irish Senior Executive Program in Justice Policy, Northeastern University, College of Criminal Justice. (October 17 th -November 1 st , 2008). Sentencing and Responding to Adult Offenders, October 27 th , 2008. Irish Senior Executive Program in Justice Policy, Northeastern University, College of Criminal Justice. (October 26 th -November 10 th , 2007). Sentencing and Responding to Adult Offenders, November 5, 2007. Irish Senior Executive Program in Justice Policy, Northeastern University College of Criminal Justice. (October 14 th – October 27 th , 2006). Responding to Adult Offenders, October 23 rd , 2006. - 8 -
PARTICIPATION ON COMPLETED THESES AND DISSERTATIONS Savage, Jenna. 2011. Doctoral Dissertation. Gendered Pathways from Strain to Delinquency During Adolescence: An Integration of GST and Differential Gender Socialization. Committee Member. Rocheleau, Ann-Marie. 2011. Doctoral Dissertation. Prisoners' Coping Skills and Involvement in Serious Prison Misconduct and Violence. Committee Member. Currul-Dykeman, Kathleen. 2010. Doctoral Dissertation. Understanding the Effects of the Court Community on the Processing of Domestic Violence Cases. Committee Member. Mansurian, Jessica. 2009. Master’s Thesis. Integrating Social Disorganization and Routine Activity Theories: A Look at Urban Crime in Morristown, New Jersey. Committee Member. Deena Isom. 2009. Master’s Thesis. Perceptions of Gender as a Conditioning Variable in General Strain Theory. Committee Member. Katharine Diana Peel. 2007. Undergraduate Honor’s Thesis. The Effect of Spatial Displacement on Visitation for Prisoners under Sentence of Death. Advisor. Elizabeth Gurian, 2006. Master’s Thesis. A Case Study on Karla Homolka: The Effect of Chivalry Justice in the Criminal Justice System. Committee Member. DIRECTED STUDENT RESEARCH (FUNDED) Rodriguez-Meade, Rebecca (2011-2012). Programs and Practices at the Norfolk County Correctional Center. Recipient of a Provost’s Office Undergraduate Research Grant ($1000). Faculty Mentor. Panicucci, Eric (2011-2012). The Spatial Distribution of Crime and Incarceration. Recipient of a Provost’s Office Undergraduate Research Grant ($1000). Faculty Mentor. Ryan, Desmond (2007-2008). Recidivism among Massachusetts’ House of Correction Inmates. Gilliland, Lisa M. (2006-2007). The Punitiveness Project. Recipient of a Provost’s Office Undergraduate Research Grant. ($750). Faculty Mentor. Peel, Katharine Diana (2006-2007). Effects of Spatial Displacement on Death Row Inmates’ Visitation. Recipient of a Provost’s Office Undergraduate Research Grant. ($936). Faculty Mentor. SERVICE TO THE UNIVERSITY AND THE COLLEGE University Committee Service Member, Undergraduate Academic Advisory Committee, 2011-2012 Judge, Northeastern University Research Expo (Graduate Posters), March 26 th , 2008 Chair, Fitzgerald Administrator Evaluation Committee, 2006-2007 - 9 -
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