CONFERENCE PROGRAM

MARCH 19 SUNDAY SESSIONS
Panels (continued)
8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Augusta
Expanding Theories in Disability and
Community: From Community Integration to
Community Inclusion, Equity and Sustainability
in the Age of Terrorism
Track: Public Administration Theory
Endorsed By:
Section on Public Administration Research
MODERATOR
Allan Bergman
CEO and Executive Consultant, High Impact Mission-
Based Consulting and Training, Northbrook, IL
PRESENTERS
Andrea Huston
Deputy, Fleet Intelligence and Cryptologic Readiness,
U.S. Pacific Fleet, Department of the Navy and Graduate
Student, Walden University, Honolulu, HI
Julie Ann Racino
President and Principal, Community and Policy Studies,
Rome, NY
Expanding Theories in Disability and Community: From
Community Integration to Community Inclusion, Equity
and Sustainability in an Age of Terrorism
Stephen Rolandi
Lecturer of Public Administration, John Jay College of
Criminal Justice, City University of New York,
New York, NY
8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Georgia 3
Public Safety Agencies, First Responders and
Communities
Track: Public Safety and Emergency Management
Endorsed By:
Section on Emergency and Crisis Management
MODERATOR/PRESENTER
Galia Cohen
Associate Director and Senior Lecturer, Justice
Administration and Leadership Program, University of
Texas—Dallas, Plano, TX
Fragmentation of Law Enforcement Culture as a
Barrier to Interagency Collaboration: A Qualitative
Examination of Texas Officers’ Perceptions
PRESENTER
Auzeen Shariati
Ph.D. Student, Florida International University,
Miami, FL
An Environmental Initiative to Improve Campus Safety:
The Case of Colorado College
PRESENTERS/COAUTHORS
Ian Adams
Executive Director, Utah Fraternal Order of Police and
Graduate Student, University of Utah, West Jordan, UT
Watching the Heart: Body Worn Cameras and Police
Burnout
Grichawat Lowatcharin
Ph.D. Student, Khon Kaen University, Khon Kaen,
Thailand
A Cross-National Study of the Effect of Centralized and
Decentralized Police Systems on Homicides
Edgar Ramirez De La Cruz
Professor, CIDE, Mexico City, Mexico
Fragmentation of Law Enforcement Culture as a
Barrier to Interagency Collaboration: A Qualitative
Examination of Texas Officers’ Perceptions
COAUTHORS
Sharon Mastracci
Associate Professor, University of Utah, Salt Lake
City, UT
Watching the Heart: Body Worn Cameras and Police
Burnout
Judith Stallmann
Professor, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO
A Cross-National Study of the Effect of Centralized and
Decentralized Police Systems on Homicides
8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Georgia 13
Disparity in Community: Policy, Access and
Social Service Assistance
Track: Social Equity, Diversity, Immigration and
At-Risk Communities
Endorsed By:
Section on Democracy and Social Justice
PRESENTERS
Joowon Jeong
Ph.D. Student, Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA
Access to Healthy and Unhealthy Foods: The Case of
Atlanta
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