Justice Studies - Department of Chemistry - San Jose State University

Association, the American Society of Criminology (ASC), the American SociologicalAssociation, the Association for Political and Legal Anthropology, the Conference on CriticalLegal Studies, the Consortium of Undergraduate Law and Justice Programs (CULJP), the Futureof Minority Studies Consortium, the Latin American Studies Association, the Law and SocietyAssociation (LSA), the Society for Cultural Anthropology, the Society for the Study of SocialProblems, the Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction, the Western Society ofCriminology, and the Working Group on Law, Culture, and Humanities. JS faculty have servedon a variety of subcommittees within these organizations, such as LSA’s Dissertation PrizeCommittee, Book Prize Committee, Development Committee, and Summer Institute Committeeand NCJFCJ’s Advisory Committee on Custody and Domestic Violence. Professor Lee is on theMolecular Biology Specialty Exam Panel of the American Board of Criminalistics. ProfessorLucas served as CULJP Treasurer and is currently CULJP President. Professor Lynch hasserved as a trustee of LSA, was associate chair on the Program Committee for LSA’s annualmeeting in Berlin, Germany, in 2007, was one of the faculty at LSA’s Summer Institute in 2003,served on the program committee for the 2001 Miami meeting, and served on the CULJP Boardof Directors. She has also served as chair of the LSA Committee for Development and ExternalRelations for two terms, and as chair of the LSA Summer Institute Committee for two terms.Professor Perry was the ASC’s 2001 Program Division Chair on Globalization and serves on theAdvisory Board of the University of California Atlas of Global Inequality. Professor Timmonswas the Curator of the library exhibit La Última Pena: Five Centuries of Capital Punishment inMexico at the University of Texas, Austin and organized the International Symposium, TheDeath Penalty and Mexico-U.S. Relations: Historical Continuities, Present Dilemmas at theUniversity of Texas, Austin.In regard to scholarly publications, Professor Lynch is the Book Review Editor and a co-editorfor the peer-reviewed, international journal Punishment and Society. She previously served onthe editorial boards of Law and Social Inquiry, Law and Society Review, and Justice PolicyJournal. Professor Johnston is Associate Editor of the peer-reviewed journal Family CourtReview and served as guest editor for the Family Court Review. Professor Timmons served asguest co-editor of Radical History Review. Professor Lucas serves on the Editorial Board for anew peer-reviewed international journal currently in development, the International Journal ofProstitution and Sex Work Research.JS faculty have served as ad hoc peer reviewers for myriad scholarly publications, includingjournals American Anthropologist; American Indian Quarterly; Contexts; Criminal JusticeReview; Criminology; Cultural Critique; Family Court Review; Journal of Child Custody; Lawand Policy; Journal of Race, Gender and Class; Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency;Law and Human Behavior; Law and Social Inquiry; Law and Society Review; Political andLegal Anthropology Review; Punishment and Society; Radical History Review; Social JusticeResearch; Social Problems; Sociological Perspectives; Studies in Law, Politics, and Society;Theoretical Criminology and book publishers Allyn & Bacon, Prentice Hall, Roxbury, Sage,Thomson, University of North Carolina Press, Wadsworth, and Worth. JS faculty have alsoserved as external reviewers for granting organizations such as the National Science Foundation.JS faculty also regularly give interviews to local and national media organizations, including theNew York Times, Wall Street Journal, San Jose Mercury News, Sacramento Bee, CaliforniaMonthly, SF Weekly, and Spartan Daily.25