Jean M McGloin Curriculum Vitae Updated January …...1 Jean M McGloin Curriculum Vitae Updated January 2019 Education 2004 Ph.D. School of Criminal Justice, Rutgers University, Newark,

1

Jean M McGloin

Curriculum Vitae

Updated January 2019

Education

2004 Ph.D. School of Criminal Justice, Rutgers University, Newark, NJ

2001 M.A. School of Criminal Justice, Rutgers University, Newark, NJ

1999 A.B. Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, PA

Summa cum laude, Departmental Honors

Employment

Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice, University of Maryland

Professor: 2015-Present

Associate Professor: 2010-2015

Assistant Professor: 2004-2010

Associate Chair: 2014-2017

University of Maryland Population Research Center

Faculty Associate: 2004 - 2018

Honors and Awards

Rutgers University 250th Anniversary Fellow (2016)

ADVANCE University of Maryland Leadership Fellow (2012-2013)

Excellence in Teaching and Mentorship Award, College of Behavioral and Social Sciences,

University of Maryland (2011)

Merrill Presidential Scholar Mentor, University of Maryland (2010)

Excellence in Teaching Award, College of Behavioral and Social Sciences, University of

Maryland (2009)

Dean’s Dissertation Award, Rutgers University (2004)

Rutgers University Richard J. Hughes Graduate Award (2001)

Rutgers University Graduate Scholar Award (2000)

2

Publications

Books

McGloin, Jean Marie, Christopher Sullivan and Leslie Kennedy. (2012). Eds. When Crime

Appears: The Role of Emergence. New York: Routledge.

Book Chapters [NOTE: # = graduate student co-author]

McGloin, Jean Marie and Kyle J. Thomas. (2017). “Revisiting Matza’s Concepts of Affinity and

Affiliation: Lessons for the Study of Peer Influences in Criminology”. In Thomas Blomberg,

Chris Carlsson, Cheryl Lero Johnson and Francis Cullen (Eds.), Advances in Criminological

Theories: Delinquency and Drift Revisited, pp. 179-197. Transaction: Piscataway, NJ.

McGloin, Jean Marie and #Zachary Rowan. (2015). “Crime Prevention, Juvenile Delinquency

and the Social Network Approach.” In Aili Malm and Gisela Bichler (Eds.), Preventing Crime

and Network Analysis, Crime Prevention Studies, pp. 9-26. First Forum Press: Boulder, CO.

McGloin, Jean Marie and #Megan Eileen Collins. (2015). “Micro-Processes of the Gang.” In

Scott Decker and David Pyrooz (Eds.), The Handbook of Gangs, pp. 276-293. John Wiley and

Sons: West Sussex, UK.

McGloin, Jean Marie and #Holly Nguyen. (2013). “The Importance of Studying Co-offending

Networks for Criminological Theory and Policy.” In Carlo Morselli (Ed.), Crime and Networks,

pp. 13-27. New York: Routledge.

McGloin, Jean Marie and #Kyle Thomas. (2013). “Experimental Tests of Criminological

Theory”. In Brandon Welsh, Anthony Braga and Gerben Bruinsma (Eds.), Prospects for

Advancing Science and Public Policy, pp. 15-42. Cambridge University Press.

McGloin, Jean Marie and #Stephanie DiPietro. (2013). “Girls, Friends, and Delinquency.” In

Frank T. Cullen and Pamela Wilcox (Eds.) The Oxford Handbook of Criminological Theory. pp.

294-312. Oxford University Press.

McGloin, Jean Marie and David Kirk. (2010). “Social Network Analysis.” In David Weisburd

and Alex Piquero (Eds.), Handbook of Quantitative Criminology, pp. 209-224. Springer.

McGloin, Jean Marie and Scott Decker. (2010). “Theories of Gang Behavior and Public Policy.”

In Scott Decker and Hugh Barlow (Eds)., Criminology and Public Policy: Putting Theory to

Work, pp 150-165. Temple University Press.

McGloin, Jean Marie. (2008). “Linkages Between Gang Involvement and Predatory Crime.” In

Matt DeLisi & P.J. Conis (Eds)., Violent offenders: Theory, Research, Public Policy and

Practice. Pp. 141-154. Jones and Bartlett.

3

Journal Articles [NOTE: # = graduate student co-author]

Augustyn, Megan, Jean Marie McGloin and David Pyrooz. “Does Gang Membership Pay?

Illegal and Legal Earnings through Emerging Adulthood.” Forthcoming in Criminology.

Thomas, Kyle, Jean Marie McGloin and Christopher Sullivan. “Quantifying the Likelihood of

False Positives: Using Sensitivity Analysis to Assess Statistical Inference.” Forthcoming in

Journal of Quantitative Criminology.

McGloin, Jean Marie and Kyle Thomas. (2019). “Peer Influence and Delinquency.” Annual

Review of Criminology, 2: 241-264.

Augustyn, Megan and Jean Marie McGloin. (2018). “Revisiting Juvenile Waiver: Integrating

the Incapacitation Experience.” Criminology, 56: 154-190.

#Rowan, Zachary, Jean Marie McGloin and Holly Nguyen. (2018). “Capitalizing on Criminal

Accomplices: Considering the Relationship Between Co-offending and Illegal Earnings.”

Justice Quarterly, 35(3): 280-308.

Pyrooz, David, Jean Marie McGloin and Scott Decker. (2017). “Parenthood as a Turning Point

for Male and Female Gang Members: A Study of Within-Individual Changes in Identity and

Offending.” Criminology, 55(4): 869-899

McGloin, Jean Marie and Kyle Thomas. (2016) “Incentives for Collective Deviance: Group Size

and Changes in Perceived Risk, Cost and Reward.” Criminology, 54: 459-486.

McGloin, Jean Marie and Kyle Thomas. (2016) “Considering the Elements that Inform

Perceived Peer Deviance”. Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency, 53: 597-627.

McGloin, Jean Marie and #Zachary R. Rowan. (2015). “A Threshold Model of Collective

Crime”. Criminology, 53: 484-512.

McGloin, Jean Marie, Christopher Sullivan, and #Kyle Thomas. (2014). “Peer Influence and

Context: The Interdependence of Friendship Groups, Schoolmates and Network Density in

Predicting Substance Use.” Journal of Youth and Adolescence, 43: 1436-1452.

Sullivan, Christopher and Jean Marie McGloin. (2014). “Looking Back to Move Forward: Some

Thoughts on Measuring Crime and Delinquency over the Past 50 Years”. Journal of Research in

Crime and Delinquency, 51: 424-444.

#Sohoni, Tracy, Raymond Paternoster, Jean Marie McGloin, and Ronet Bachman. (2014).

“Hen’s Teeth and Horse’s Toes: The Adult Onset Offender in Criminology.” Journal of Crime

and Justice, 37: 155-172.

- Selected as best article in the journal for 2014

#Nguyen, Holly and Jean Marie McGloin. (2013). “Does Economic Adversity Breed Criminal

Co-operation? Considering the Motivation Behind Group Crime.” Criminology, 51: 833-870.

4

Paternoster, Raymond, Jean Marie McGloin, #Holly Nguyen and #Kyle Thomas. (2013). “The

Causal Impact of Exposure to Deviant Peers: An Experimental Investigation.” Journal of

Research in Crime and Delinquency, 50: 476-503.

#Thomas, Kyle and Jean Marie McGloin. (2013). “A Dual-Systems Approach for Understanding

Differential Susceptibility to Processes of Peer Influence.” Criminology, 51: 435-474.

#Augustyn, Megan B. and Jean Marie McGloin. (2013) “The Risk of Informal Socializing With

Peers: Considering Gender Differences Across Predatory Delinquency and Substance Use.”

Justice Quarterly, 30: 117-143.

#DiPietro, Stephanie and Jean Marie McGloin. (2012). “Differential Susceptibility? Immigrant

Youth and Peer Influence.” Criminology, 50: 711-742.

McGloin, Jean Marie and #Holly Nguyen. (2012). “It Was My Idea: Considering the Instigation

of Co-Offending.” Criminology, 50: 463-494.

McGloin, Jean Marie. (2012). “Delinquency Balance and Time Use: A Research Note.” Journal

of Research in Crime and Delinquency, 49: 109-121.

McGloin, Jean Marie, Christopher Sullivan, Alex Piquero, Arjan Blokland and Paul

Nieuwbeerta. (2011). “Marriage and Offending Specialization: Expanding the Impact of

Turning Points and the Process of Desistance.” European Journal of Criminology, 8: 361-376.

McGloin, Jean Marie, Christopher Schreck, Eric Stewart, and Graham Ousey. (2011).

“Predicting the Violent Offender: The Discriminant Validity of the Subculture of Violence.”

Criminology, 49: 767-794.

McGloin, Jean Marie and #Wendy P. Stickle, W.P. (2011). “Influence or Convenience?

Rethinking the Role of Peers for Chronic Offenders.” Journal of Research on Crime and

Delinquency, 48: 419-447.

McGloin, Jean Marie and David Kirk. (2010). “An Overview of Social Network Analysis.”

Journal of Criminal Justice Education, 21:169-181. Special Issue on Methodology.

McGloin, Jean Marie and Alex Piquero. (2010). “On the Relationship Between Co-Offending

Network Redundancy and Offending Versatility.” Journal of Research in Crime and

Delinquency, 47: 63-90.

Sullivan, Christopher, Jean Marie McGloin, #James Ray and #Michael Caudy. (2009).

“Detecting Specialization in Offending: Comparing Analytic Approaches.” Journal of

Quantitative Criminology, 25: 419-441.

McGloin, Jean Marie and Alex Piquero. (2009). “I Wasn’t Alone: Collective Behaviour and

Violent Delinquency.” Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology, 42: 336-353.

5

Schreck, Christopher, Jean Marie McGloin and David Kirk. (2009) “On the Origins of the

Violent Neighborhood: A Study of the Nature and Predictors of Crime Type Differentiation

Across Chicago Neighborhoods”. Justice Quarterly, 26: 771-794.

McGloin, Jean Marie. (2009). “Delinquency Balance: Revisiting Peer Influence.” Criminology,

47:439-478.

McGloin, Jean Marie, Christopher Sullivan and Alex Piquero. (2009). “Aggregating to

Versatility? Transitions among Offender Types in the Short-Term.” British Journal of


McGloin, Jean Marie and #Lauren Shermer. (2009). “Self-Control and Deviant Peer Structure.”

Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency, 46: 35-72.

Sullivan, Christopher, Jean Marie McGloin and Alex Piquero. (2008). “Treating the Deviant y:

An Examination of Regression Methods for Censored, Non-Normal Variables in Criminological

Research.” Journal of Quantitative Criminology, 24: 399-421.

McGloin, Jean Marie, Christopher Sullivan, Alex Piquero and #Sarah Bacon. (2008).

“Investigating the Stability of Co-Offending and Co-Offenders Among a Sample of Youthful

Offenders.” Criminology, 46: 155-188.

#Connell, Nadine, #Kristen Miggans and Jean Marie McGloin. (2008). “Can a Community

Policing Initiative Reduce Serious Crime? A Local Evaluation.” Police Quarterly, 11, 127-150.

McGloin, Jean Marie. (2007). “The Organizational Structure of Street Gangs in Newark, New

Jersey: A Network Analysis Methodology.” Journal of Gang Research, 15(1), 1-34.

#O’Neill, Lauren and Jean Marie McGloin. (2007). “Considering the Efficacy of Situational

Crime Prevention in Schools.” Journal of Criminal Justice, 35, 511-523.

McGloin, Jean Marie, Christopher Sullivan, Alex Piquero, and Travis Pratt. (2007). “Local Life

Circumstances and Offending Specialization/Versatility: Comparing Opportunity and Propensity

Models.” Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency, 44, 321-346.

McGloin, Jean Marie. (2007). “The Continued Relevance of Gang Membership.” Criminology

and Public Policy, 6(2), 801-811.

Pizarro, Jesenia and Jean Marie McGloin. (2006) “Gang Homicides in Newark: Collective

Behavior or Social Disorganization?” Journal of Criminal Justice, 34, 195-207.

McGloin, Jean Marie, Travis Pratt and Alex Piquero. (2006). “A Life Course Analysis of the

Criminogenic Effects of Maternal Cigarette Smoking During Pregnancy: A Research Note on the

Mediating Impact of Neuropsychological Deficit.” Journal of Research in Crime and

Delinquency, 43(4), 412-426.

6

Pratt, Travis. Jean Marie McGloin and Noelle Fearn. (2006). “Maternal Smoking During

Pregnancy and Criminal/Deviant Behavior: A Meta-Analysis.” International Journal of Offender

Therapy and Comparative Criminology, 50(6), 672-690.

McGloin, Jean Marie. (2006). “A Historical Consideration of the Police and Prosecution/ Courts

in Northern Ireland”. International Criminal Justice Review, 16, 77-98.

Sullivan, Christopher, Jean Marie McGloin, Travis Pratt and Alex Piquero. (2006). “Rethinking

the ‘Norm’ of Offender Generality: Investigating Specialization in the Short-Term.”


McGloin, Jean Marie. (2005). “Policy and Intervention Considerations of a Network Analysis of

Street Gangs.” Criminology and Public Policy, 4(3), 607-636.

Guerette, Robert, Vanja Steinus and Jean Marie McGloin. (2005). “Understanding Offense

Specialization and Versatility: A Re-Application of the Rational Choice Perspective.” Journal of

Criminal Justice, 33, 77-87.

McGloin, Jean Marie., Travis Pratt and Jeffrey Maahs. (2004). “Rethinking the IQ-Delinquency

Relationship: A Longitudinal Analysis of Multiple Theoretical Models.” Justice Quarterly,

21(3), 603-631.

McGloin, Jean Marie. (2003). “Shifting Paradigms: Policing in Northern Ireland.” Policing: An

International Journal of Strategies and Management, 26(1), 118-143.

McGloin, Jean Marie and Travis Pratt. (2003). “Cognitive Ability and Delinquent Behavior

Among Inner-City Youth: A Life-Course Analysis of Main, Mediating, and Interaction Effects”.

International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology, 47 (3), 253-271.

Potchak, Marissa, Jean Marie McGloin and Kristen Zgoba, K.M. (2002). “A Spatial Analysis of

Criminal Effort: Auto Theft in Newark, NJ”. Criminal Justice Policy Review, 13 (3), 257-285.

- Reprinted in Gennifer Furst, Contemporary Readings in Criminology

(Sage Publications, 2008).

McGloin, Jean Marie and Cathy S. Widom. (2001). “Resilience Among Abused and Neglected

Children Grown Up.” Development and Psychopathology, 13(4), 1021-1038.

Conferences and Workshops

Invited Talks

McGloin, Jean Marie (2018). “Thinking About Peer Influence Under a Collective Behavior

Framework”. Beto Lecture, College of Criminal Justice, Sam Houston State University.

McGloin, Jean Marie (2017). “Using Collective Behavior as a Heuristic for Understanding

Group Crime”. Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice, University of Missouri-St.

Louis.

7

McGloin, Jean Marie (2017). “Telling a Story in your Research Writing and Presentations”.

Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice, University of Missouri-St. Louis.

McGloin, Jean Marie (2017). ‘Professional Development: How Do They Get it All Done?”

American Society of Criminology Conference, Philadelphia, PA.

McGloin, Jean Marie. (2014). “Thresholds for Collective Crime”. School of Criminal Justice,

University of Cincinnati.

McGloin, Jean Marie. (2014). “Meet Your Search Committee”. American Society of

Criminology Conference, San Francisco, CA.

McGloin, Jean Marie. (2013). “Peer Influence and Context: The Interdependence of Friendship

Groups, Schoolmates and Network Density in Predicting Substance Use.” Distinguished Lecture

Series, School of Criminal Justice at Rutgers-Newark.

McGloin, Jean Marie. (2013). “Thinking About Juvenile Delinquency from a Social Network

Perspective.” Congressional Briefing hosted by the Center for Evidence-Based Crime Policy,

U.S. Capitol, Washington D.C.

McGloin, Jean Marie. (2013). “Students-meet-Scholars: Peers, Gangs and Networks.” American

Society of Criminology Conference, Atlanta, GA.

McGloin, Jean Marie. (2013). “Gaining Access and Being Creative: Studying Criminal

Networks.” Featured speaker at the American Academy of Health Behavior Annual Conference,

Santa Fe, NM.

McGloin, Jean Marie. (2013). “A Social Network Approach to Studying Crime: Added Value or

Blind Seduction?” Featured speaker at the Network Perspectives on Criminology and Criminal

Justice Symposium at the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Arizona State University.

McGloin, Jean Marie. (2012). “Understanding and Explaining Crime: A Social Network

Approach.” Featured speaker at the 2012 Institute on Systems Science and Health (ISSH)

Workshop, funded by the Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences Research and National

Institutes of Health, Washington University-St. Louis.

McGloin, Jean Marie. (2011). “The Importance of Studying Co-offending for Criminological

Theory and Policy.” Keynote speaker at the Third Annual Illicit Networks Conference,

International Centre for Comparative Criminology, Université de Montréal.

McGloin, Jean Marie. (2011). “Experimental Tests of Criminological Theory.” The Netherlands

Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement (NSCR), Amsterdam, Netherlands.

McGloin, Jean Marie. (2010). “Integrating Offender Networks into the Discussion of Youth

Violence.” The Center for the Prevention of Youth Violence, The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg

School of Public Health.

8

Schreck, Christopher, Jean Marie McGloin and David Kirk. (2010). “On the Origins of the

Violent Neighborhood: A Study of the Nature and Predictors of Crime Type Differentiation

across Chicago Neighborhoods.” The Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Conference’s

Justice Quarterly Invitational Showcase, San Diego, CA.

Presentations [NOTE: # = graduate student co-author]

#Deitzer, Jessica and Jean Marie McGloin. (2018). “Companions in Crime and Criminal Self-

Efficacy.” Presented at the American Society of Criminology Conference, Atlanta, GA.

Rowan, Zachary, #Sarah Appleby and Jean Marie McGloin. (2017). “The Role of Physical Street

Convergence in the Explanation of Co-Offending”. Presented at the American Society of

Criminology Conference, Philadelphia, PA.

McGloin, Jean Marie, David Pyrooz and Scott Decker (2016). “Parenthood as a Turning Point

for Gang Members: A Within-Individual Study of Multiple Domains.” Presented at the

American Society of Criminology Conference, New Orleans, LA.

Augustyn, Megan and Jean Marie McGloin (2016). “Investigating the Criminogenic

Consequences of Juvenile Waiver to Adult Court.” Presented at the American Society of

Criminology Conference, New Orleans, LA.

McGloin, Jean Marie, Kyle Thomas and Christopher Sullivan. (2015). “Considering the

Consequences of Controlling for Friendship Selection”. Presented at the American Society of

Criminology Conference, Washington, DC.

McGloin, Jean Marie. (2015). “Revisiting the Meaning of Perceived Deviance”. Presented at the

Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Conference, Orlando, FL.

McGloin, Jean Marie and #Kyle Thomas (2014). “Interdependent Decision Making: Co-

offending Thresholds and Shifting Perceptions of Risk and Reward.” Presented at the American

Society of Criminology Conference, San Francisco, CA.

#Rowan, Zachary and Jean Marie McGloin (2014). “Identifying the Determinants of Thresholds

for Collective Crime.” Presented at the American Society of Criminology Conference, San

Francisco, CA.

#Collins, Megan and Jean Marie McGloin. (2014). “An Assessment of Risk Based Police

Deployment.” Presented at the American Society of Criminology Conference, San Francisco,

CA.

#Rowan, Zachary and Jean Marie McGloin. (2013). “The Forgotten Peer? Siblings and African

American Adolescents”. Presented at the American Society of Criminology Conference,

Atlanta, GA.

9

#Thomas, Kyle, Holly Nguyen and Jean Marie McGloin. (2013). “Spur of the Moment of

Planned Collaboration? Individual, Group and Situational Influences on Juvenile Group Crime.”

Presented at the American Society of Criminology Conference, Atlanta, GA.

#Thomas, Kyle and Jean Marie McGloin. (2013). “Delinquent peer influence on offending

versatility: Can peers facilitate specialized offending?” Presented at the American Sociological

Association Conference, New York, NY.

#Thomas, Kyle & Jean Marie McGloin (2012). “A dual-systems approach for understanding

differential susceptibility to processes of peer influence.” Presented at the American Society of

Criminology Conference, Chicago, IL.

Sullivan, Christopher, Jean Marie McGloin and #Kyle Thomas. (2012). “Disentangling the

contributors to peer influence on delinquency.” Presented at the Academy of Criminal Justice

Sciences Conference, New York, NY.

McGloin, Jean Marie, Christopher Sullivan and Leslie Kennedy. (2011). “Thinking about the

emergence of crime.” Presented at the American Society of Criminology Conference,

Washington DC.

#Nguyen, Holly and Jean Marie McGloin. (2011). “Deciding to offend with others: The role of

adversity.” Presented at the American Society of Criminology Conference, Washington DC.

#Thomas, Kyle and Jean Marie McGloin (2011). “Protection from the risk of unstructured and

unsupervised socializing with peers.” Presented at the American Society of Criminology

Conference, Washington DC.

Paternoster, Raymond, Ronet Bachman, Jean Marie McGloin and #Tracy Sohoni. (2011).

“Where is the adult onsetting offender, and does it really matter? An examination of factors that

delay the onset of offending.” Presented at the Stockholm Criminology Symposium, Stockholm,

Sweden.

DiPietro, Stephanie and Jean Marie McGloin. (2010). “Vulnerabilities of immigrant youth: The

amplification of peer effects.” Presented at the American Society of Criminology Conference,

San Francisco, CA.

#Nguyen, Holly and Jean Marie McGloin. (2010). “Instigators and followers: An examination of

the co-offending process.” Presented at the American Society of Criminology Conference, San

Francisco, CA.

#Thomas, Kyle and Jean Marie McGloin (2010). “Propensity and peers: The elusive point of

vulnerability.” Presented at the American Society of Criminology Conference, San Francisco,

CA.

10

#DiPietro, Stephanie and Jean Marie McGloin (2010). “Immigration status and peer effects:

Differential risk pathways?” Presented at the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Conference,

San Diego, CA.

McGloin, Jean Marie. Christopher Sullivan, Alex Piquero, Paul Nieuwbeerta and Arjan

Blokland. (2010). “Limited opportunities and the offending repertoire: Specialization as part of

desistance.” Presented at the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Conference, San Diego, CA.

McGloin, Jean Marie, Christopher Schreck, Eric Stewart and Graham Ousey. (2009). “Violent

offenders or frequent generalists? On the relationship between the subculture of violence and

offending specialization.” Presented at the American Society of Criminology Conference,

Philadelphia, PA.

McGloin, Jean Marie, Sally Simpson and #Megan Augustyn. (2009). “Gender and the locus of

peer influence.” Presented at the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Conference, Boston,

MA.

#Caudy, Michael, Christopher Sullivan, Jean Marie McGloin and #James Ray. (2008).

“Specialization in offending: Comparing measurement and analytic approaches.” Presented at

the American Society of Criminology Conference, St. Louis, MO.

McGloin, Jean Marie. (2008). “Peer delinquency balance: Investigating the mediating

processes.” Presented at the American Society of Criminology Conference, St. Louis, MO.

Schreck, Christopher, Jean Marie McGloin and David Kirk. (2008). “The origin of the violent

neighborhood: A study of crime type differentiation across Chicago neighborhoods.” Presented

at the American Society of Criminology Conference, St. Louis, MO.

McGloin, Jean Marie and Alex Piquero. (2008). “Diffusion of responsibility and tendencies:

Understanding the link between violence and co-offending networks.” Presented at the

Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Conference, Cincinnati, OH.

Sullivan, Christopher, Jean Marie McGloin and Alex Piquero. (2008). “Re-examining offender

types: Do offenders transition among offending classes over time?” Presented at the Academy of

Criminal Justice Sciences Conference, Cincinnati, OH.

McGloin, Jean Marie. (2007). “The osmosis of deviance.” Presented at the American Society of

Criminology Conference, Atlanta, GA.

#Povitsky-Stickle, Wendy and Jean Marie McGloin (2007). “Co-offending and criminal careers:

A test of Moffitt’s dual taxonomy”. Presented at the American Society of Criminology

conference, Atlanta, GA.

McGloin, Jean Marie, Christopher Sullivan and Alex Piquero. (2007). “Aggregating to

offending versatility?” Presented at the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Conference,

Seattle, WA.

11

McGloin, Jean Marie, #Sarah Bacon and Alex Piquero. (2006). “Juvenile co-offending

networks: Considering specialization and variation.” Presented at the American Society of

Criminology Conference, Los Angeles, CA.

#O’Neill, Lauren and Jean Marie McGloin. (2006). “Remembering today what we learned

yesterday: Self-control and deviant peer network structure.” Presented at the American Society

of Criminology Conference, Los Angeles, CA.

Sullivan, Christopher, Jean Marie McGloin and Alex Piquero. (2006). “Treating the deviant Y*:

An investigation of regression methods for censored, nonnormal variables in criminology.”

Presented at the American Society of Criminology Conference, Los Angeles, CA.

#Bacon, Sarah, Jean Marie McGloin and Alex Piquero. (2006). “Crime and co-offending over

the life-course of juvenile offenders.” Presented at the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences

Conference, Baltimore, MD.

Sullivan, Christopher and Jean Marie McGloin. (2006). “Classification and specialization:

Assessing the relevance of conviction offense as a means of defining convicted offenders.”

Presented at the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Conference, Baltimore, MD.

#Connell, Nadine, #Kristen Miggans and Jean Marie McGloin. (2005). “A retrospective evaluation

of a local community policing initiative.” Presented at the American Society of Criminology

Conference, Toronto, ON.

McGloin, Jean Marie. (2005). “Author-meets-critics: Career criminals in society (DeLisi, M;

Sage, 2005).” Presented at the American Society of Criminology Conference, Toronto, ON.

McGloin, Jean Marie, Travis Pratt, Jeffrey Maahs and Alex Piquero. (2005). “Voluntary

prenatal risk: Neuropsychological deficit or ineffective parenting?” Presented at the American

Society of Criminology Conference, Toronto, ON.

#O’Neill, Lauren and Jean Marie McGloin. (2005). “Situational crime prevention in schools:

Effective policy or wasting resources?” Presented at the American Society of Criminology


Sullivan, Christopher and Jean Marie McGloin. (2005). “Explaining qualitative change in

offending: Revisiting specialization in the short-term.” Presented at the American Society of

Criminology Conference, Toronto, ON.

#VanBrakle, Mischelle and Jean Marie McGloin. (2005). “Examining the influence of formal

and informal sanctions on bias crimes.” Presented at the American Society of Criminology


12

McGloin, Jean Marie, Christopher Sullivan and Travis Pratt. (2005). “Specialization in the short

term: Do life event calendars shed insight?” Presented at the Academy of Criminal Justice

Sciences Conference, Chicago, IL.

McGloin, Jean Marie, Travis Pratt and Alex Piquero. (2004). “Neuropsychological Deficit or

Low Parental Efficacy? A Life-Course Analysis of the Criminogenic Effects of Maternal

Cigarette Smoking During Pregnancy.” Presented at the American Society of Criminology

Conference, Nashville, TN.

Pizarro, Jesenia and Jean Marie McGloin. (2004). “Differentiating Homicides in Newark, New

Jersey: Are Gang-Related Homicides Unique?” Presented at the American Society of

Criminology Conference, Nashville, TN.

McGloin, Jean Marie and Sean Kelly. (2003). “Social Structure Among and Within Gangs: A

Network Analysis of Gangs and Gang Members in Newark, New Jersey.” Presented at the

American Society of Criminology Conference, Denver, CO.

Pratt, Travis and Jean Marie McGloin (2003). “Maternal cigarette smoking and deviant/criminal

behavior: A meta-analysis.” Presented at the American Society of Criminology Conference,

Denver, CO.

McGloin, Jean Marie. (2002). “Shifting paradigms: Policing in Northern Ireland.” Presented at

the American Society of Criminology Conference, Chicago, IL.

McGloin, Jean Marie, Travis Pratt and Jeffrey Maahs. (2002). “Rethinking the IQ-delinquency

relationship: A longitudinal analysis of competing theoretical explanations.” Presented at the

American Society of Criminology Conference, Chicago, IL.

McGloin, Jean Marie and Cathy Widom. (2001). “Resilience among abused and neglected

children.” Presented at the American Society of Criminology Conference, Atlanta, GA.

Potchak, Marissa, Jean Marie McGloin, Kristen Zgoba and George Kelling. (2001). “Tracking

offender residence and crime locations: An analysis of auto theft data in a Northeastern city.”

Presented at the American Society of Criminology Conference, Atlanta, GA.

McGloin, Jean Marie and Amie Schuck. (2000). “Cognitive achievement and delinquency:

Testing the moderator model.” Presented at the American Society of Criminology Conference,

San Francisco, CA.

Sponsored Research

National Institute of Justice. Title: “Decision Making Among Adult Offenders and Non-

Offenders.” Award Amount: $492,897. 2013-2015. Co-Principle Investigator with Ray

Paternoster (PI) and Thomas Loughran (Co-PI).

13

University of Maryland, Vice President of Administrative Affairs. Title: “CCJS-Campus Crime

Reduction Partnership: The Campus Safety Awareness for Education (C-SAFE) Project.”

Award amount: $90,827. 2008-2009. Co-Principle Investigator with Sally Simpson (Co-PI).

Graduate Research Board Award. Title: “The Osmosis of Deviance: Considering the Relative

Delinquency of Peer Networks and Enduring Propensity.” Award amount: $8,750. 2007.

Principle Investigator.

State Attorney’s Office of Prince George’s County. Title: “Prince George's County Gang

Reduction Pilot Project.” Award amount: $26,874. 2005-2006. Key personnel; David Weisburd

(PI).

The Police Institute, Rutgers University-Newark. Title: “Evaluating Police Institute Projects and

Programs.” Award amount: $42,655. 2005-2006. Principle Investigator.

US Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. Title: “Community

Policing in Northern Ireland: The Civic Project.” Award amount: $163,644. 2001-2002.

Investigator with George Kelling (PI) and William Sousa (Co-PI).

Courses Taught (at University of Maryland)

Graduate

Policing

Research Methods

Seminar in Criminology (Theory)

Street Gangs

Groups and Crime

Professional Development

Undergraduate

Introduction to Criminology (Theory)

Undergraduate Honors Sequence (three courses: 388Ha, 388Hb, 389H)

The Craft of Criminological Research

Offender Decision Making and Changing Sanctions

Advising

Undergraduate

BSOS Summer Research Initiative:

Tina Thomas (2006)

Kayonna Gross (2007)

Eduardo Meija (2013)

Edwin Rodriguez (2016)

Victoria Stackfield (2016)

14

UMD Summer Scholars Program:

Andrea Chong (2009/10)

Undergraduate Honors Thesis (Chair for all theses listed below):

Nathanial Bronstein (2006)

Dominique Prophet (2006)

Patrick Rigiel (2006)

Laura Brench (2007)

Monica Press (2007)

Tanya Schmoeger (2007)

Jacqueline Akyea (2008)

Michael Distler (2008)

Olivia Frary (2008)

John Korba (2008)

Jesse Palmer (2008)

Brittany Rotello (2008)

Jay Adams (2009)

Allison Flemming (2009)

Kelly Holmes (2009)

Robert Huekler (2009)

Richard Lukasik (2009)

Nicholas Molling (2009)

Stephanie Pratt (2009)

Sasha Prokopets (2009)

Katelyn Rogus (2009)

Nijah Almond (2010)

Jared Alpert (2010)

Michael Applebaum (2010)

Jacob Berman (2010)

Andrea Chong (2010)

Alixandra Hipple (2010)

Thomas McQueeney (2010)

Patricia-Joy Mpasi (2010)

Nadia Tunstall (2010)

Carla Bes (2011)

Kendall Clise (2011)

Talya Erdfarb (2011)

Alison Goldsmith (2011)

Daniel Loveland (2011)

Amanda McCormack (2011)

Daniel Murphy (2011)

Nathanial Potek (2011)

Lauren Restivo (2011)

Zachary Rowan (2011)

Max Sullivan (2011)

15

Aron Zavaro (2011)

Sarah Alio (2012)

Nicole Beck (2012)

Christopher Brown (2012)

LaToshia Butler (2012)

Kristen Cesario (2012)

Elizabeth Davidson (2012)

Julian Harf (2012)

Caitlin Heidenriech (2012)

Tyler Hobbs (2012)

Garrett Lewis (2012)

Martine Mastriani (2012)

Jennifer Minor (2012)

Veronica Snodgrass (2012)

LaVonne Whitehead (2012)

Graduate

Master’s Thesis

Chair

Megan Bears (2009)

Megan Collins (2010)

David White (2010)


Kyle Thomas (2011)


Jan Hudson (2014)

Alaina DeBiasi (2015)

Michelle Fabiani (2016; *co-chair with Laura Dugan)

Kyle Dorsey (2017)

Mei Yang (2017)

Lisa Pierotte (2018)

Sarah Holland (current)

Ben Pheasant (current)

Committee Member

Abraham Ben Moshe (2005)

Scott Frye (2005)

Michael Kunz (2005)

Erika Olsen (2005)

Karen Beckman (2005)

Sarah Boonstoppel (2005)

Elizabeth Groff (2005)

Raven Korte (2005)

Patrick Wilson (2005)

16

Erin Bauer (2006)

Frank Skinner (2006)

Michelle Hart (2006)

Stuart Hammond (2008)

Melissa Rorie (2008)

Cody Telep (2008)

Patricia Joseph (2009)

Noah Miller (2009)

Maranda Sorrells (UMD School of Public Policy, 2009)

Daren Fisher (2014)

Deanna Devlin (2015)

Nicole Frisch (2015)

Emily Glazner (2016)

Lizzie Remrey (2016)

Sarah Appleby (2017)

Danielle Ehrnstein (current)

Rachel Sperando (current)

Doctoral Dissertation

Chair

Lauren O’Neill (2007)

Kyle Thomas (2014)


Amy Sariti Kamerdze (2017)

Nicole Frisch (2018)

Aaron Safer-Lichtenstein (2018)

Jessica Deitzer (current)

Margaret Pendzich Hardy (current)

Committee Member

Nadine Connell (2006)

Shannon Pfaneuf (2006)

Jill Fleury DeVoe (2007)

David Foster (2008)

Josh Hinkle (2009)

Wendy Povitsky Stickle (2009)

Jennifer Varriale (2010)

Laura Wykoff (2011)

Brad Bartholomew (2011)

Dena Carson (Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice, University of

Missouri, St. Louis – 2011)

Thomas Alexander (2012)

Megan Bears Augustyn (2013)

Sean Goodison (2014)

Sarah Greenman (2014)

17

David Mazeika (2014)

Douglass Weiss (2014)

Heather Harris (2014)

Kathryn Kozey (2015)

Holly Nguyen (2015)

Katherine Long McCauley (UMD Psychology Department - 2016)

Megan Collins (2016)

Marie Ouellet (Simon Fraser University - 2016)


Daren Fisher (2017)

Brook Kearley (2017)

Theodore Wilson (2017)

Deanna Devlin (2018)

Chae Mamayak Jaynes (2018)

Timothy McCuddy (Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice, University of

Missouri, St. Louis – 2018)

Alex Testa (2018)

Emily Glazener (current)

Pliar Larroulet (current)

Service

Editorships, Editorial Boards and Reviewing Activities

Editorships

Co-Editor, Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency (2017 - Present)

Associate Editor, Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency (2006-2016)

Associate Editor, Journal of Quantitative Criminology (2014-2016)

Associate Editor, Justice Quarterly (2010-2016)

Area Editor, Encyclopedia on Crime and Justice (David Weisburd and Gerben Bruinsa,

Editors). Springer Press, 2010-2012.

Editorial Boards

Journal of Quantitative Criminology (2016-Present)

Criminology and Public Policy (2014-Present)

Journal of Developmental and Life-Course Criminology (2014-Present)

Criminology (2012-2016)

Criminal Justice Policy Review (2005-2016)

Journal of Criminal Justice (2009-2012)

Journal of Criminal Justice Education (2008-2011)

18

Manuscript Reviewer for:

Addiction Research and Theory

American Sociological Review

American Journal of Sociology

Contemporary Sociology

Criminal Justice and Behavior

Criminal Justice Policy Review

Criminology

Criminology and Public Policy

Child Abuse and Neglect

European Journal of Criminology

Global Crime

Homicide Studies

International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology

Journal of Child and Family Studies

Journal of Criminal Justice

Journal of Criminal Justice Education

Journal of Developmental and Life Course Criminology

Journal of Forensic Psychiatry and Psychology

Journal of Gang Research

Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency

Journal of Research on Adolescence

Journal of Quantitative Criminology

Justice Quarterly

Policing: An International Journal of Management and Strategies

Security Journal

Social Forces

Sociological Forum

Social Networks

Social Problems

Social Science and Medicine

Sociological Inquiry

Western Criminology Review

Reviewing Activities for Agencies

National Science Foundation grant proposals

Committees, Professional & Campus Service

Departmental

Chair 2018: Faculty Search Committee

Member 2018: 5-year Faculty Review Committees

19

Member 2017-Present: Graduate Awards Committee

Member 2012-Present: Human Relations Committee

Member 2005–Present: Teaching Committee

Member 2004–Present: Faculty Search Committee

Member 2004 – Present: General Comprehensive Examination Committee

Member 2004 – Present: Graduate Admissions Committee

Chair 2017: Promotion Committees for Instructional PTK Faculty

Chair 2014: Search Committee for Graduate Coordinator

Member 2014: Departmental Internal Review APT Committee

Chair 2012: Undergraduate Curriculum Review Committee

Chair 2011: Search Committee for CCJS Undergraduate Advisor

Director 2004–2011: Undergraduate Departmental Honors Program

Organizer 2008–2011: Faculty Lecture Series

Member 2005–2011: Graduate Awards Committee

Chair 2004–2010: Graduate Student Police Research Group

Member 2004–2005: Ph.D. Program and Curriculum Committee

Member 2004-2005: Human Relations Committee

College

Chair 2017-2018: College of Behavioral and Social Sciences Appointment,

Promotion and Tenure Committee

Member 2016-2017: College of Behavioral and Social Sciences Appointment,

Promotion and Tenure Committee

Mentor 2016: BSOS Summer Research Initiative

Chair 2010-2013: College of Behavioral and Social Sciences Teaching Committee

20


Member 2009–2010: College of Behavioral and Social Sciences Teaching Committee



University

Member 2015: Dean’s Dissertation Award Committee, Graduate School

Member 2014: Flagship Award Committee, Graduate School

Member 2014: Kirwin Award Committee, Graduate School

Chair 2012-2014: Neighborhoods and Communities Working Group, Maryland

Population Research Center

Member 2012-2013: Search Committee for post-doctoral position, Washington/Baltimore

High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA)

Member 2010: Banneker/Key Scholarship Selection Committee

Mentor 2010: UMD Senior Scholars Program

Member 2007–2008: BSOS Academic Council

Service for Professional Organizations

Member 2017-2018: American Society of Criminology Publications Committee

Co-Chair 2014-2015: American Society of Criminology Annual Conference Program

Committee

Sub-Area Chair 2014: American Society of Criminology Program Committee, “Gangs,

Peers and Co-Offending” Section



Co-Section Chair 2013: Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Program Committee,

“Testing Theory” Section

Member 2012-2013: Membership Committee, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences

21



Sub-Area Chair 2011: American Society of Criminology Program Committee, “Policing”

Section

Member 2010-2011: Finance Committee, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences

Sub-Area Chair 2009: American Society of Criminology Program Committee, “Criminal

Careers” Section

Member 2009: McNamara Award Committee, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences

Member 2006: Ruth Shonle Cavan Young Scholar Award Committee, American Society

of Criminology

Member 2006: Criminal Justice Policy Program Committee, American Society of

Criminology

Other non-University committees, commissions, panels, etc.

Panel Discussant 2018: “Peers and Crime: Recent Advances and Future Directions”

panel at the American Society of Criminology conference in Atlanta, GA.

Panel Discussant 2016: “Revisiting Roxbury: Crime, Gang Networks and the Life

Course” panel (209) at the American Society of Criminology conference in New Orleans,

LA.

Panel Chair 2015: “Revisiting Core Questions” panel at the Academy of Criminal Justice

Sciences conference in Orlando, FL.

Panel Chair 2014: “Theoretical Perspectives of Co-offending” panel at the American

Society of Criminology conference in San Francisco, CA.

Panel Discussant 2012: “Future Pathways for the Study of Peer Influence” panel (209) at

the American Society of Criminology conference in Chicago, IL.

Panel Discussant 2012: “Violence as Situational Action” panel (168) at the American

Society of Criminology conference in Chicago, IL.

Panel Chair 2012: “Social Context and Explanations of Delinquency” panel (822) at the

American Society of Criminology conference in Chicago, IL.

Panel Chair 2012: “Future Pathways for the Study of Peer Influence” panel (209) at the


22

Panel Chair 2009: “Reconsidering the Role of Peers” panel (289) at the Academy of

Criminal Justice Sciences Conference, Boston, MA.

Panel Chair 2008: “Criminal Careers and Life Course Research” panel (54) at the

Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Conference, Cincinnati, OH.

Panel Chair 2005: “Crime and the Life Course” panel (559) at the American Society of

Criminology Conference in Toronto, ON.

Panel Chair 2005: “Understanding Patterns in Criminal Offending” panel (108) at the

Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences conference in Chicago, IL.

Panel Chair 2004: “Issues in Life-Course Research” panel (181) at the American

Society of Criminology conference in Nashville, TN.

Panel Chair 2003: “The North Jersey Gang Task Force: Implementation, Findings, and

Implications” panel (107) at the American Society of Criminology conference in Denver,

CO.

Panel Chair 2002: “Delinquency, Aggression and Self-Control” panel (179) at the


Documents

Jean M McGloin Curriculum Vitae Updated January …...1 Jean M McGloin Curriculum Vitae Updated January 2019 Education 2004 Ph.D. School of Criminal Justice, Rutgers University, Newark,