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JEFFREY J. SHOOK

2217A Cathedral of Learning University of Pittsburgh School of Social Work Pittsburgh, PA 15260

(412) 648-9365 [email protected]

EDUCATION University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI PhD, Social Work and Sociology, 2004 MSW, 1999 American University, Washington College of Law, Washington, DC JD, cum laude, 1996 Grinnell College, Grinnell, IA BA, Economics, 1992 ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT Director, Doctoral Program, School of Social Work, University of Pittsburgh (2016-present) Associate Professor, School of Social Work, University of Pittsburgh (2011-present) Affiliated Associate Professor, School of Law, University of Pittsburgh (2011-present) Affiliated Associate Professor, Sociology Department, University of Pittsburgh (2013-present) Affiliated Assistant Professor, School of Law, University of Pittsburgh (2007-2011) Assistant Professor, School of Social Work, University of Pittsburgh (2005-2011) Postdoctoral Research Associate, Center for Political Studies, Institute for Social Research, University of Michigan (2004-2005)


HONORS AND AWARDS Alumni Award, Grinnell College (2017) Mentor Award, Council on the Role and Status of Women in Social Work Education (2017) Fellow, Society for Social Work and Research (2016) Chancellor’s Distinguished Public Service Award, University of Pittsburgh (2013) Horace H. Rackham Award for public service work, University of Michigan (2002) W. K. Kellogg Fellowship for research on children, youth, and families (2000-2002) Forefronts Lake County Progress Award given in appreciation of commitment to the excellence of

the Lake County Illinois community, for work with the Illinois Center for Youth Advocacy (1998)

Dean’s Fellowship for the study of the impacts of law and policy in the relationship between work

and parenting, Washington College of Law, American University (1996) Equal Justice Foundation Fellowship for public interest work in juvenile justice and child welfare,

Washington College of Law, American University (1994) PUBLICATIONS Journal articles Kolivoski, K., Sara Goodkind & Jeffrey J. Shook. 2017. Social justice for crossover youth: the

intersection of the child welfare and juvenile justice systems. Social Work. 62(4):313-321. Kolivoski, Karen, Jeffrey J. Shook & Sara Goodkind. 2017. Placement Type Matters: Placement

Experiences in Relation to Justice System Involvement Among Child Welfare-Involved Youth and Young Adults. Journal of Social Behavior in the Urban Environment. DOI: 10.1080/10911359.2017.1342583

Lee, Lewis, Sara Goodkind & Jeffrey J. Shook. 2017. Racial Disparities in Mental Health Service

Use: A Study of Adjudicated Adolescents. Children and Youth Services Review. 78: 23-31. Kolivoski, Karen and Jeffrey J. Shook. 2016. The relationship between age and prison behavior

among transferred juveniles. Criminal Justice and Behavior. 43(9): 1242-1259. Kolivoski, Karen, Jeffrey J. Shook, Heath Johnson, Sara Goodkind, Matt Delisi, and Michael

Vaughn. 2016. Applying Legal Socialization to the Child Welfare System: Do Youths’ Perceptions of Caseworkers Matter? Child and Youth Care Forum. 45(65-83).


McGuire, Dyan, Michael G. Vaughn, and Jeffrey Shook. 2015. Do Juveniles Understand What an Attorney is Supposed to do Well Enough to Make a Knowing and Intelligent Decision to Waive Their Right to Counsel?: An Exploratory Study. Journal of Applied Juvenile Justice Services. 2015(1-15).

Vaughn, M. G., Salas-Wright, C. P., DeLisi, M., Shook, J. J., & Terzis, L. 2014. Drug Selling

among Young Adults in the United States: Toward a Preliminary Typology. Substance Use and Misuse, 50(403-415).

Shook, Jeffrey J. 2014. Looking back and thinking forward: Examining the consequences of

treating juveniles as adults in the justice systems. Journal of Evidenced Based Social Work, 11(392-403).

Kolivoski, Karen, Jeffrey J. Shook, Sara Goodkind, and Kevin H. Kim. 2014. Patterns of juvenile

and criminal justice involvement among child welfare involved youth. Journal of the Society for Social Work and Research, 5(137-160)

DeLisi, Matt, David J. Peters, Tamerria Dansby, Michael G. Vaughn, Jeffrey J. Shook, and Andy

Hochstetler. 2014. Dynamics of Psychopathy and Moral Disengagement in the Etiology of Crime. Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice, 12(295-314).

DeLisi, Matt, Tamerria Dansby, David J. Peters, Michael G. Vaughn, Jeffrey J. Shook, and Andy

Hochstetler. 2014. Fledgling psychopathic features and pathological delinquency: New evidence. American Journal of Criminal Justice, 39(411-424).

Shook, Jeffrey J., Michael Vaughn, and Christoper Salas-Wright. 2013. Patterns of adolescent drug

selling in the United States. Journal of Criminal Justice, 41(365-374). Ahranjani, Maryam, Caleb Medearis, and Jeffrey J. Shook. 2013. Evaluating High School

Students’ Constitutional and Civic Literacy: A Case Study of the Washington, DC Chapter of the Marshall-Brennan Constitutional Literacy Project. Denver University Law Review, 90(2-19).

Shook, Jeffrey J. 2013. Juvenile or adult?: Negotiating and contesting childhood in the courtroom.

Children and Youth Services Review, 35(1236-1244). Finn, J.L., Lynn Nybell, and Jeffrey J. Shook. 2013. Place, power and possibility: Transforming

social work with children and youth. Children and Youth Services Review, 35(1159-1165). Visser, Joanna and Jeffrey J. Shook. 2013. The Supreme Court’s emerging jurisprudence on the

punishment of juveniles. Court Review Journal, 49(24-39). Goodkind, Sara, Jeffrey J. Shook, Kevin H. Kim, Ryan Pohlig, and David Herring. 2013. The drift

from child welfare to juvenile justice: Race, gender, and system experiences. Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice, 11(249-272).


Delisi, Matt, Michael G. Vaughn, Douglas A. Gentile, Craig A. Anderson, and Jeffrey J. Shook. 2013. Violent video games and crime: New evidence. Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice, 11(132-142).

Shook, Jeffrey J., Sara Goodkind, David Herring, Ryan Pohlig, Karen Kolivoski, and Kevin Kim.

2013. How different are their experiences and outcomes? Comparing aged out and other child welfare involved youth. Children and Youth Services Review, 35(11-18).

DeLisi, Matt, Tricia K. Neppl, Brenda J. Lohman, Michael G. Vaughn, and Jeffrey J. Shook. 2013.

Early Starters: Which Type of Criminal Onset Matters Most for Delinquent Careers? Journal of Criminal Justice, 41(12-17).

Ng, Irene Y.H., Rosemary C. Sarri, Jeffrey J. Shook, and Elizabeth Stoffregen. 2012. Comparison of correctional services to youths incarcerated in juvenile and adult facilities in Michigan. Prison Journal, 92(460-483).

Wang, Yuyin, Kaiwen Xu, Guangjian Cao, Mingyi Qian, Jeffrey J. Shook, and Amy Ai. 2012.

Childhood maltreatment in an incarcerated sample in china: Prediction for crime types in adulthood. Children and Youth Services Review, 34(1553-1559).

Shook, Jeffrey J., Sara Goodkind, Ryan Pohlig, Lisa Schelbe, David Herring, and Kevin Kim. 2011.

Patterns of mental health, substance abuse, and justice system involvement among youth aging out of the child welfare system. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 81(420-432).

Ng, Irene Y.H., Xiaoyi Shen, Rosemary C. Sarri, Elizabeth Stoffregen, and Jeffrey J. Shook. 2011.

Adult incarceration of juveniles as a factor of depression. Criminal Behavior and Mental Health, 21(21-34).

Shook, Jeffrey J., Michael G. Vaughn, Sara Goodkind, and Heath Johnson. 2011. An empirical

portrait of youthful offenders who sell drugs. Journal of Criminal Justice, 33(224-231) Vaughn, M. G., Shook, Jeffrey. J., Perron, Brian. E., Abdon, A., & Ahmendani, B. 2011. Patterns

and correlates of illicit drug selling among youth in the United States. Substance Use and Rehabilitation, 2(103-111).

Goodkind, Sara, Lisa Schelbe, and Jeffrey J. Shook. 2011. Why youth leave care: Understandings

of adulthood and transition successes and challenges among youth aging out of child welfare. Children and Youth Services Review, 33(1039-1048).

Shook, Jeffrey J. 2011. Prosecutorial decisions to treat juveniles as adults: Intersections of

individual and contextual characteristics. Criminal Law Bulletin, 47(341-387). Finn, Janet L., Lynn M. Nybell, and Jeffrey J. Shook. 2010. The meaning and making of childhood

in the era of globalization: Challenges for social work. Children and Youth Services Review, 32(246-54).


Herring, David, Jeffrey J. Shook, Sara Goodkind, and Kevin Kim. 2009. Evolutionary theory and kinship foster care: An initial test of two hypotheses. Capital University Law Review, 38(291-318).

Shook, Jeffrey J. and Sara Goodkind. 2009. Racial disproportionality in juvenile justice: The

interaction of race and geography in pretrial detention for violent and serious offenders. Race and Social Problems, 1(257-66).

Goodkind, Sara, John Wallace, and Jeffrey J. Shook. 2009. Are girls really becoming more

delinquent? Testing the convergence hypothesis for girls’ and boys’ delinquency by race/ethnicity, 1976-2005. Children and Youth Services Review, 31(885-95).

Shook, Jeffrey J., Michael G. Vaughn, Christy Litschge, Karen Kolivoski, and Lisa Schelbe. 2009.

The importance of friends among foster youth aging out of care: Cluster profiles of deviant peer affiliations. Children and Youth Services Review, 31(284-91).

Shook, Jeffrey J. and Rosemary C. Sarri. 2008. Trends in the commitment of juvenile offenders to

adult prisons: Toward an increased willingness to treat juveniles as adults? Wayne Law Review, 54(1725-65).

Vaughn, Michael G., Jeffrey J. Shook, and J. Curtis McMillen. 2008. Aging out of foster care and

legal involvement: Toward a typology of risk. Social Service Review, 82(419-46). Shook, Jeffrey J. and Rosemary C. Sarri. 2007. Structured decision making in juvenile justice:

Judges’ and probation officers’ perceptions and use. Children and Youth Services Review, 29(1335-51).

LaBelle, Deborah and Jeffrey J. Shook. 2006. Overview of statutes on juvenile competency. Cooley

Journal of Practical and Clinical Law, 8(79-101). Sarri, Rosemary C. and Jeffrey J. Shook. 2006. The future of social work in juvenile and criminal

justice. Advances in Social Work, 6(210-20). Shook, Jeffrey J. 2005. Contesting childhood in the U.S. justice system: The transfer of juveniles to

the adult criminal court. Childhood: A Global Journal of Child Research, 12(461-78). Shook, Carole E. and Jeffrey J. Shook. 2001. Grandparents raising grandchildren: The complexity of a simple label. Reflections: Narratives of Professional Helping, 7(10-15). Books Nybell, Lynn, Jeffrey J. Shook, and Janet L. Finn (Eds.). 2009. Childhood, Youth, and Social Work

in Transformation: Implications for Policy and Practice. New York: Columbia University Press.


Vaughn, Michael G., Carrie Pettus-Davis, and Jeffrey J. Shook. 2012. Conducting Research in Criminal and Juvenile Justice Settings: Strategies and Issues. New York: Oxford University Press.

Special Journal Issues Finn, J.L., Lynn Nybell, and Jeffrey J. Shook, Editors. 2013. Place, power and possibility:

Transforming social work with children and youth. Children and Youth Services Review, Volume 35, Issue 8.

Book chapters Shook, Jeffrey J. 2012. Sentencing juveniles to life sentences without the opportunity for parole. In

Handbook of Forensic Psychiatry and Psychology, ed. Elena Grigorenko. New York: Springer Press.

Shook, Jeffrey J. 2009. Childhood by geography? Toward a framework of rights, responsibilities,

and entitlements. In Childhood, Youth, and Social Work in Transformation, eds. Lynn Nybell, Jeffrey J. Shook and Janet L. Finn. New York: Columbia University Press.

Nybell, Lynn, Jeffrey J. Shook, and Janet L. Finn. 2009. Transforming childhood, youth and social

work in the 21st century. In Childhood, Youth, and Social Work in Transformation, eds. Lynn Nybell, Jeffrey J. Shook, and Janet L. Finn. New York: Columbia University Press.

Finn, Janet L., Jeffrey J. Shook, and Lynn Nybell. 2009. Afterword: Lessons for policy and

practice. In Childhood, Youth, and Social Work in Transformation, eds. Lynn Nybell, Jeffrey J. Shook, and Janet L. Finn. New York: Columbia University Press.

Sarri, Rosemary C. and Jeffrey J. Shook. 2005. Juvenile justice in the United States: Adherence to

human rights conventions. In Children’s Human Rights: Progress and Challenges, eds. Mark Ensalaco and Linda C. Majka. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield.

Shook, Jeffrey J. 1996. The search for effective discipline. In The Long Hard Struggle: Oak Hill

Youth Center and the Search for Juvenile Justice, ed. Jamin Raskin. Washington, DC: American University, Washington College of Law.

Articles under review and in preparation Shook, Jeffrey J. The civil and human rights implications of Montgomery: How the spirit can guide

us. (Under Review) Shook, Jeffrey J., Sara Goodkind & Karen Kolivoski. Juvenile offenders and legal socialization:

The role of perceptions of attorneys. (Under Review)

Shook, Jeffrey J., Joanna Visser, Lauren Fine & Kendal Rinko. From Roper to Montgomery: Legal and policy implications of recent Supreme Court decisions on the punishment of juveniles. (Under Review)


Shook, Jeffrey J., Sara Goodkind, Lewis Lee & Allison Little. Do young people sell drugs to

support their habit? Exploring substance use among young drug dealers. (In Preparation) Shook, Jeffrey J. Looking back and thinking forward: Rethinking policies and practices that treat

juveniles as adults. (In Preparation) Shook, Jeffrey J. Variation among juveniles committed to adult prisons: Toward a preliminary

typology. (In Preparation) Shook, Jeffrey J. Differences in time served among juveniles committed to adult prisons: A focal

concerns perspective. (In Preparation) Goodkind, Sara, Jeffrey J. Shook, Allison Little, Ryan Pohlig, and Kevin Kim. From child welfare

to criminal justice: The effects of care careers and mental health and substance abuse treatment as mediated by juvenile justice involvement. (In Preparation)

Technical reports Shook, Jeffrey J., Ray Engel, Sara Goodkind, Kess Ballentine, Sera Linardi, Sandy Wexler, Helen

Petracchi, Logan Bialick, Jihee Woo, Danny Jacobson and Rachel Fusco. 2017. Research Brief: Pittsburgh Wage Study Preliminary Findings. http://www.socialwork.pitt.edu/sites/default/files/Wage%20Study%20Preliminary%20Report%20for%20release.pdf

Councilman Ricky Burgess, Jeffrey Shook, Steve Foreman, Majestic Lane, Ricardo Williams and

Marla Blunt. 2016. Progress Report of the Wage Review Committee on the Impact of Raising Wages for Service Workers at Pittsburgh’s Anchor Institutions. Report Submitted to the Pittsburgh City Council.

Goodkind, Sara & Shook, Jeffrey J. 2016. Promising practices for youth aging out of the child

welfare system: Findings from the BNY Mellon Powering Potential Pathways Initiative. Report submitted to the Bank of New York Mellon.

Shook, Jeffrey J. and Sara Goodkind. 2016. Powering potential workforce development: Year 5

program results. Report submitted to the Bank of New York Mellon Foundation. Councilman Ricky Burgess, Jeffrey Shook, Steve Foreman, Majestic Lane, Ricardo Williams and

Marla Blunt. 2015. Report of the Wage Review Committee on the Impact of Raising Wages for Service Workers at Pittsburgh’s Anchor Institutions. Report Submitted to the Pittsburgh City Council.

Shook, Jeffrey J., Joe Lagana, Pam Golden, Grace Enick, Laura Saulle, Marita Bryant & Bob Firth.

Forging Partnerships with Law Enforcement and Community Agencies to Improve Services for Homeless Youth. Report prepared for Homeless Children’s Education Fund.

http://www.socialwork.pitt.edu/sites/default/files/Wage%20Study%20Preliminary%20Report%20for%20release.pdf

http://www.socialwork.pitt.edu/sites/default/files/Wage%20Study%20Preliminary%20Report%20for%20release.pdf


Shook, Jeffrey J. and Sara Goodkind. 2015. Powering potential workforce development: Year 4 program results. Report submitted to the Bank of New York Mellon Foundation.

Goodkind, Sara and Jeffrey J. Shook. 2014. “When you have a rocky life, sometimes it feels like

nobody is on your side”: How the Powering Potential Workforce Development Initiative Provides Essential Support in the Lives of Young People Aging Out of the Child Welfare System. Report submitted to the Bank of New York Mellon Foundation.


program results. Report submitted to the Bank of New York Mellon Foundation. Shook, Jeffrey J. and Sara Goodkind. 2013. Powering potential workforce development: Year 2

program results. Report submitted to the Bank of New York Mellon Foundation. Goodkind, Sara, Jeffrey J. Shook, Cliff Grammich, Ryan Pohlig, Kevin Kim, David Herring, Lisa

Schelbe, and Karen Kolivoski. 2012. Aging out of the Child Welfare System in Allegheny County. Report published by the Allegheny County Department of Human Services. http://www.alleghenycounty.us/dhs/research.aspx


program results. Report submitted to the Bank of New York Mellon Foundation. Shook, Jeffrey J., Sara Goodkind, Ryan Pohlig, David Herring, and Kevin Kim. 2010. Variations in

other system involvement among youth aging out of the child welfare system in Allegheny County. Report submitted to the Allegheny County Department of Human Services.

Shook Jeffrey J., Sara Goodkind, David Herring, Ryan Pohlig, Kevin Kim, and Karen Kolivoski.

2010. Profiles of youth aging out of the child welfare system in Allegheny County. Report submitted to the Allegheny County Department of Human Services.

Goodkind, Sara, Jeffrey J. Shook, and Lisa Schelbe. 2010. Youths’ perspectives on transitioning to

adulthood from child welfare in Allegheny County. Report submitted to the Allegheny County Department of Human Services.

Sarri, Rosemary C., Jeffrey J. Shook, Julie Maslowsky, Ashley Hajski, and Irene Ng. 2006.

Juveniles committed to the Michigan Department of Corrections and the Michigan Department of Human Services 1985-2003: A preliminary report. Report prepared for the Symposium on the Competency and Culpability of Juveniles. Ann Arbor, MI: Institute for Social Research.

Sarri, Rosemary C., Iris Won, Brittani Hernandez, Emily Keller, and Jeffrey J. Shook. 2006.

Statutory provisions regarding juvenile competency. Report prepared for the Symposium on the Competency and Culpability of Juveniles. Ann Arbor, MI: Institute for Social Research.

Sarri, Rosemary C., Jeffrey J. Shook, and Ashley Hajski. 2005. Juveniles who run away from

placement. Report prepared for the Skillman Foundation and the Wayne County Children and Youth Coordinating Council. Ann Arbor, MI: Institute for Social Research.

http://www.alleghenycounty.us/dhs/research.aspx


Shook, Jeffrey J. and Rosemary C. Sarri. 2004. Juveniles in the justice systems in Michigan: Treating juveniles as adults. Report prepared for the Workgroup on Juvenile Waiver. Ann Arbor, MI: Institute for Social Research.

Sarri, Rosemary C., Jeffrey J. Shook, Geoffrey Ward, Mark Creekmore, Cheri Albertson, Sara

Goodkind, and Jo C. Soh. 2001. Decision making in the juvenile justice system: A comparative study of four states. Washington, DC: National Institute of Justice.

GRANTS From Barely Making it to? The Effects of Wage Increases for Low Wage Workers (2018-2020) $249,858 grant funded by the Heinz Endowments, Pittsburgh PA Co-Principal Investigator (with Dr. Ray Engel and Dr. Sara Goodkind, Co-PIs) This mixed methods project examines the effects of wage increases on the individual and family well-being of workers at Allegheny General Hospital. From Barely Making it to? The Effects of Wage Increases for Low Wage Workers (2017-2018) $41,250 grant funded by the Office of the Provost, University of Pittsburgh Co-Principal Investigator (with Dr. Sara Goodkind and Dr. Ray Engel, Co-PIs)

This mixed methods project examines the effects of wage increases on the individual and family well-being of workers at Allegheny General Hospital. Juveniles on Adult Probation and in Jails (2015-2017) $8,330 grant funded by the Central Research Development Fund, University of Pittsburgh Principal Investigator This project is designed to produce pilot data on the experiences and outcomes of juveniles who are sentenced to adult probation or to serve time in adult jails upon conviction in the criminal court in Pennsylvania. Understanding Transitions to Adulthood among Child Welfare Involved Youth (2008-2012) $180,000 grant funded by the Eden Hall and Pittsburgh Foundations Co-Principal Investigator (with Dr. Sara Goodkind, Co-PI) This was a collaborative project with the Allegheny County Department of Human Services that examined the pathways of youth across child serving systems (e.g., child welfare to juvenile justice) and to assess the outcomes of youth who “age out” of the child welfare system. Multidimensional Characteristics of Incarcerated Youth and the Role of Race (2006-2011) $10,000 Pilot Grant, Center on Race and Social Problems, University of Pittsburgh Principal Investigator This project examined the characteristics and experiences of youth placed at two Pennsylvania juvenile justice facilities. The Transition to Adulthood among Child Welfare Involved Youth: A Qualitative Examination of Race, Gender, and Service Use (2006-2011) $10,000 Pilot Grant, Center on Race and Social Problems, University of Pittsburgh Co-Investigator (Dr. Sara Goodkind, Principal Investigator) This project involved in-depth interviews with a diverse group of youth aging out of the child welfare system and service providers who work with this population.


Processing Juveniles as Adults: A Policy Research Project (2003-2006) $169,000 Project Grant awarded by the Kellogg Foundation Co-Principal Investigator (with Dr. Rosemary Sarri, Co-PI) This project examined decisions to treat juveniles as adults and the consequences of those decisions in Michigan. It also included a policy component focused on policy reform efforts in Michigan. Treating Juveniles as Adults in the Justice System (2001-2002) $4,500 grant awarded by the Office of the Vice President for Research, University of Michigan. Co-Principal Investigator (with Dr. Rosemary Sarri, Co-PI) This project provided initial pilot data for a study of decision making and case processing in a Michigan county. The Use of Risk Assessment in Achieving Accountability-Based Sanctions (1998-2001) $200,000 grant awarded by the National Institute of Justice. Co-Investigator (Dr. Rosemary Sarri, Principal Investigator) This project examined the use of structured decision making in juvenile justice administration in 12 counties across 4 states. GRANTS SUBMITTED From Barely Making it to? The Effects of Wage Increases for Low Wage Workers $571,000 grant submitted to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Co-Principal Investigator (with Dr. Ray Engel and Dr. Sara Goodkind, Co-PIs) This mixed methods project examines the effects of wage increases on the health and well-being of security guards in Pittsburgh. CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS Goodkind, Sara, Karen Kolivoski and Jeffrey Shook. 2018. From child welfare to the criminal

justice system: The mediating effect of juvenile justice involvement. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society for Social Work and Research, Washington, DC.

Goodkind, Sara, Jeffrey Shook, Kess Ballentine and Heather Hill. 2018. The effects of wage

increases on the well-being of individuals and families. Roundtable discussion at the Annual Meeting of the Society for Social Work and Research, Washington, DC.

Kolivoski, K, Jeffrey Shook and Sara Goodkind. 2018. The influence of outcome satisfaction and

procedural justice on delinquency. Poster presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society for Social Work and Research, Washington, DC.

Shook, Jeffrey J. & Christine Crowther. 2016. Removing juveniles from adult jails: A policy action

project. Paper presented at the Policy 2.0 Conference. Shook, Jeffrey J. 2015. Human rights and juvenile justice. Panel presentation at the Council on

Social Work Education Annual Meeting.


Shook, Jeffrey J. 2015. Variation among juveniles committed to adult prisons: Toward a preliminary typology. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Law and Society Association, Seattle, WA.

Shook, Jeffrey J. & Sara Goodkind. 2015. Juvenile offenders and legal socialization. Poster

presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society for Social Work and Research, New Orleans, LA.

Shook, Jeffrey J. 2014. Juvenile offenders and legal socialization. Paper presented at the Annual

Meeting of the Law and Society Association, Minneapolis, MN. Shook, Jeffrey J. 2013. Sentencing juveniles to life without the opportunity for parole. Paper

presented at the 17th Annual Society for Social Work and Research Conference, San Diego, CA.

Johnson, Heath, Lisa Schelbe, Jeffrey J. Shook, Jeffrey, & Sara Goodkind. 2013. Do adolescents

sell drugs to support their habits? An empirical study of the relationship between adolescent drug selling and drug use. Paper presented at the 17th Annual Society for Social Work and Research Conference, San Diego, CA.

Kolivoski, Karen., Jeffrey J. Shook, Sara Goodkind, & Kevin H. Kim. 2013. Comparisons of justice

system and child welfare placement type trajectories: What subgroups emerge? Paper presented at the 17th Annual Society for Social Work and Research Conference, San Diego, CA.

Freedenthal, Stacey, Michael G. Vaughn, Jeffrey J. Shook, and James Pease. 2011. Racial

disparities in mental health services use: A study of adjudicated adolescents. Presentation at the Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference, Tampa Bay, FL.

Schelbe, Lisa, Sara Goodkind, and Jeffrey J. Shook. 2011. The contradictory challenges of

relationships and independence for youth aging out of child welfare. Presentation at the Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference, Tampa Bay, FL.

Shook, Jeffrey J. 2010. Relationships among child welfare and other system experiences among

youth aging out. Presentation at the Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference, San Francisco, CA.

Shook, Jeffrey J. 2010. Correlates of time served by juveniles in adult prisons. Presentation at the

Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference, San Francisco, CA. Shook, Jeffrey J., Sara Goodkind, Kevin Kim, David Herring, Ryan Pohlig, and Karen Kolivoski.

2010. Predicting juvenile and criminal justice involvement among child welfare-involved youth. Presentation at the Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference, San Francisco, CA.

Kolivoski, Karen and Jeffrey J. Shook. 2010. Understanding predictive factors in prison

misconducts among juveniles serving time in adult prisons. Presentation at the Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference, San Francisco, CA.


Shook, Jeffrey J. 2008. The recommitment of juvenile offenders to adult prisons: The effect of age

on subsequent incarceration. Presentation at the Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference, Washington, DC.

Vaughn, Michael G., Jeffrey J. Shook, and Curtis McMillen. 2008. Aging out of foster care and

legal involvement: Toward a typology of risk. Presentation at the Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference, Washington, DC.

Shook, Jeffrey J. 2007. Childhood by geography? Toward a framework of rights, responsibilities, and entitlements. Presentation at the Council on Social Work Education Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA.

Shook, Jeffrey J. 2006. Factors predicting the recommitment of juvenile offenders to adult prisons.

Presentation at the American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, CA. Shook, Jeffrey J. and Luke Bergmann. 2006. The reproduction of juvenile justice? Contesting and

negotiating “childhood” in the criminal court. Presentation at the Law and Society Association Annual Conference, Baltimore, MD.

Shook, Jeffrey J. and Rosemary C. Sarri. 2006. Perceptions of the use of risk assessment

instruments: A comparative study of juvenile court professionals. Presentation at the Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference, San Antonio, TX.

Shook, Jeffrey J., Rosemary C. Sarri, and Julie Maslowski. 2005. Trends in the commitment of

juveniles to adult prisons: The experience of Michigan’s legislative reforms. Presentation at the American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Toronto, Ontario.

Shook, Jeffrey J. and Rosemary C. Sarri. 2005. Human rights and juvenile justice in the United

States: Challenges and opportunities. Presentation at the American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Toronto, Ontario.

Shook, Jeffrey J. 2004. The “designation” provision: An alternative to adult court processing?

Presentation at the Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA.

Shook, Jeffrey J. 2003. Treating juveniles as adults: Prosecutorial power and the transfer decision.

Presentation at the Law and Society Association Annual Conference, Pittsburgh, PA. Shook, Jeffrey J. 2002. Case processing orientations of juvenile court professionals: An

empirical examination. Presentation at the Society for Social Work and Research Annual Conference, San Diego, CA.

Shook, Jeffrey J. 2001. Factors impacting the administration of juvenile justice. Presentation at the

Law and Society Association Annual Conference, Budapest, Hungary. Shook, Jeffrey J. and David W. Hess. 2000. Legal rights and welfare reform: An historical

examination. Presentation at the Law and Society Association Annual Conference, Miami, FL.


INVITED LECTURES AND PRESENTATIONS Shook, Jeffrey J. 2018. Poverty and Inequality in America. Presentation given at training of the

Legal Aid Association. Shook, Jeffrey J. 2017. Preliminary findings from the Pittsburgh Wage Study. Presentation at

Hospital Workers Rising Meeting. Shook, Jeffrey J. 2017. Preliminary findings from the Pittsburgh Wage Study. Presentation given to

local, state, and federal policy makers and staff. Shook, Jeffrey J. 2017. Preliminary findings from the Pittsburgh Wage Study. Presentation at Press

Conference in Mayor Bill Peduto’s Office. Shook, Jeffrey J. 2017. Reforming the prison industrial complex. Panel presentation at Grinnell

College. Shook, Jeffrey J. 2016. Using social media to help homeless youth. Panel presentation at the

Homeless Youth Summit. Shook, Jeffrey J. 2016. Findings from the Progress Report of the Wage Review Committee.

Presentation at City Council sponsored press conference. Shook, Jeffrey J. 2016. Poverty and Inequality in America. Presentation given at training of the

Legal Aid Association. Shook, Jeffrey J. 2016. The importance of relationships for youth transitioning to adulthood.

Panelist for the Annie E. Casey Foundation Youth and Young Adults Initiative. Shook, Jeffrey J. 2016. Findings from the Report of the Wage Review Committee. Presentation at

City Council sponsored press conference on low wages. Shook, Jeffrey J. 2016. Findings from the Report of the Wage Review Committee. Testimony

delivered to the Pittsburgh City Council. Shook, Jeffrey J. 2016. Building an agenda for research on police reforms. Response to Chief

Cameron McLay, Pittsburgh Bureau of Police. Shook, Jeffrey J. 2015. Substance use among youth aging out of the child welfare system.

Presentation given at Allegheny Community College. Lagana, Joe & Jeffrey Shook. 2015. Law enforcement: An essential partner in identifying and

serving homeless youth. Presentation at the Annual Meeting of the National Association for the Education of Homeless Children and Youth.

Shook, Jeffrey J. 2015. Law enforcement: An essential partner in identifying and serving homeless

youth. Panel presentation at the Homeless Youth Summit.


Shook, Jeffrey J. 2015. Juveniles in the criminal justice system. Presentation given at the Inn of Courts.

Shook, Jeffrey J. and Sara Goodkind. 2015. Consequences of suspending and expelling students

from schools. Presentation given at a press conference on student suspensions. Shook, Jeffrey J. 2015. Poverty and Inequality in America. Presentation given at training of the

Legal Aid Association. Shook, Jeffrey J. 2015. Looking back and thinking forward: Understanding the consequences of

treating juveniles as adults. Presentation given to the Pennsylvania Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.

Shook, Jeffrey J. and Sara Goodkind. 2015. Consequences of the school to prison pipeline for young

people. Presentation at community event on school pushout. Shook, Jeffrey J. and Sara Goodkind. 2014. Young people aging out of the child welfare system.

Presentation given at the Summit on Unaccompanied Youth. Shook, Jeffrey J. 2014. Incarcerating juveniles in adult prisons. Presentation given to the American Civil Liberties Union, Pittsburgh Chapter. Shook, Jeffrey J. and Sara Goodkind. 2014. Powering workforce potential: Year 3 results.

Presentation given to the BNY Mellon Foundation of Southwestern Pennsylvania Board of Directors.

Shook, Jeffrey J. 2014. Incarcerating juveniles in adult prisons. Organized and participated in 5

panel discussions following the play Day Room Window, New Hazlett Theater. Shook, Jeffrey J. 2014. Thinking back and looking forward: Policies and practices that treat

juveniles as adults in the justice systems. Presentation given at the University of Texas, Austin, Human Behavior in the Social Environment class.

Shook, Jeffrey J. 2014. From Roper to Miller: Legal and policy implications of recent Supreme

Court decisions on the punishment of juveniles. Presentation given at the Ninth Annual Pittsburgh Conference on Child Maltreatment.


Court decisions on the punishment of juveniles. Presentation given at Carnegie Mellon University, OSHER Program.

Shook, Jeffrey J. 2014. Child and family well-being in the current economic context. Testimony

delivered to the Pittsburgh City Council. Shook, Jeffrey J. 2014. Looking back and thinking forward: Understanding the consequences of

treating juveniles as adults. Rubash Lecture given at the University of Pittsburgh, School of Law.


Shook, Jeffrey J. 2014. From Roper to Miller: Legal and policy implications of recent Supreme Court decisions on the punishment of juveniles. Lecture given at Lawrence University.


Court decisions on the punishment of juveniles. Presentation given at the School of Social Work, University of Pittsburgh.

Shook, Jeffrey J. 2013. Wages, inequality, and child well-being. Presentation given at news

conference releasing report on wages and inequality in Pittsburgh, PA. Shook, Jeffrey J. 2013. From Roper to Miller: Legal and policy implications of recent Supreme

Court decisions on the punishment of juveniles. Presentation given at the American University, Washington College of Law, Founder’s Celebration.

Shook, Jeffrey J. 2013. Wages, inequality, and child well-being. Presentation given at student led

teach-in on inequality and economic justice, University of Pittsburgh. Ahranjani, Maryam and Jeffrey J. Shook. 2012. Evaluating High School Students’ Constitutional

and Civic Literacy: A Case Study of the Washington, DC Chapter of the Marshall-Brennan Constitutional Literacy Project. Paper presented at the Ira C. Rothgerber Conference on Constitutional Literacy.

Shook, Jeffrey J. and Sara Goodkind. 2012. Young people aging out of the child welfare system:

Promising practices in Southwest Pennsylvania. Presentation given at the BNY Mellon Thought Leadership Summit on Youth Aging Out of the Child Welfare System.

Shook, Jeffrey J. 2012. Life without the opportunity for parole for juvenile offenders in

Pennsylvania: Policy and legal implications of Miller. Presentation given to the Pennsylvania Interbranch Commission for Gender, Racial, and Ethnic Fairness.

Shook, Jeffrey J. and Sara Goodkind. 2012. Powering workforce potential: Year 1 results.

Presentation given to the BNY Mellon Foundation of New York and Boston Board of Directors.

Shook, Jeffrey J. 2012. Child and family well-being: Toward a more promising future. Testimony

delivered to the Pittsburgh City Council. Shook, Jeffrey J. 2012. From Roper to Graham: What recent Supreme Court decisions mean for

the punishment of juveniles. Webinar given for the Doris Duke Fellowship Program. Shook, Jeffrey J. 2012. Life without the opportunity for parole for juvenile offenders: Legal and

policy issues. Presentation given to the Criminal Justice Committee, Pennsylvania Interbranch Commission for Gender, Racial and Ethnic Fairness.

Shook, Jeffrey J. and Sara Goodkind. 2012. Powering workforce potential: Year 1 results.

Presentation given to the BNY Mellon Foundation of Southwestern Pennsylvania Board of Directors.


Shook, Jeffrey J. 2011. From Roper to Graham: What recent Supreme Court decisions mean for the punishment of juveniles. Presentation given for the Executive Council, School of Social Work, University of Pittsburgh.

Shook, Jeffrey J. 2011. Life without the opportunity for parole sentences for juveniles. Presentation

given as part of the American Civil Liberties Union, Pennsylvania Chapter, Discussion Series.

Shook, Jeffrey J., Sara Goodkind, and David Herring. 2010. Aging out of child welfare in Allegheny

County: Experiences and outcomes. Presentation given for the Allegheny County Department of Human Services Speaker Series.

Shook, Jeffrey J. 2010. Childhood by geography? Toward a framework of rights, responsibilities,

and entitlements. Presentation at the University of Michigan, Shifting Boundaries of Childhood Seminar.

Shook, Jeffrey J. 2010. Key issues facing juveniles in the justice system: A call to action.

Presentation given to the Board of Directors, American Civil Liberties Union, Pennsylvania Chapter.

Shook, Jeffrey J., Sara Goodkind, Kevin Kim, David Herring, Ryan Pohlig, and Karen Kolivoski.

2009. Aging out in Allegheny County: Race, mental health, drug and alcohol, and justice system involvement. Presentation at the Center on Race and Social Problems Summer Institute on Race and Aging Out of Child Welfare, University of Pittsburgh.

Shook, Jeffrey J., Sara Goodkind, Kevin Kim, David Herring, Ryan Pohlig, and Karen Kolivoski.

2009. Profiles of system involvement among youth aging out of the child welfare system in Allegheny County. Presentation for Allegheny County Department of Human Services.

Goodkind, Sara, Jeffrey J. Shook, Lisa Schelbe, and Karen Kolivoski. 2009. Youths’ perspectives

on transitioning to adulthood from the child welfare system in Allegheny County. Presentation for Allegheny County Department of Human Services.

Shook, Jeffrey J. 2008. The recommitment of juveniles to adult prisons: Implications for juveniles

serving life sentences without the opportunity for parole. Testimony delivered to the Pennsylvania Senate Judiciary Committee, Harrisburg, PA.

Shook, Jeffrey J. 2007. The juvenile court in the 21st century. Presentation at the DHS-School of

Social Work “Next 10 years” symposium. Pittsburgh, PA. Shook, Jeffrey J. 2007. Challenges and opportunities in an increasingly globalized world.

Commencement Address delivered at the Round Lake Senior High School Graduation, Round Lake, IL.

Shook, Jeffrey J. 2006. The adjudicative competence of juveniles: A review of juvenile competency

legislation. Presentation at the Symposium on Juvenile Competency and Culpability, Lansing, MI.


Shook, Jeffrey J. 2005. Juvenile waiver and the Michigan Youth Correctional Facility. Testimony given to the Michigan House of Representatives Appropriations Subcommittee on the Department of Corrections, Lansing, MI.

Sarri, Rosemary C. and Jeffrey Shook. 2004. Juveniles in the justice systems: Treating juveniles as

adults. Presentation to the Director of the Department of Human Services’ Workgroup on Waiver, Lansing, MI.

Shook, Jeffrey J. 2002. Trends in juvenile justice policy and practice. Presentation at IL Parks &

Recreation Association Annual Youth Symposium, Carol Stream, IL. Shook, Jeffrey J. 2001. Race and the transfer of juveniles to the criminal justice system. Testimony

given to U.S. Representative John Conyers at public hearing on the racial profiling of Detroit youth, Detroit, MI.

Sarri, Rosemary C. and Jeffrey J. Shook. 2001. Juvenile justice in the U.S.: Adherence to the human

rights conventions. Presentation at the International Conference on the Rights of the Child, Dayton, OH.

Sarri, Rosemary C. and Jeffrey J. Shook. 2000. Statistics and the law. Presentation at the Michigan

Journal of Race and the Law Conference, Identities in the Year 2000 and Beyond, University of Michigan Law School, Ann Arbor, MI.

Shook, Jeffrey J. 2000. Trying juveniles as adults. Presentation at the Symposium on Juvenile

Justice, University of Michigan Law School, Ann Arbor, MI. Sarri, Rosemary C. and Jeffrey J. Shook. 1999. Legal services for adolescent females. Presentation

at the Ninth Annual Roundtable on Women in Prison, Ann Arbor, MI. Shook, Jeffrey J. 1996. The search for effective discipline. Presentation at conference entitled “Can

We Put Justice Back into the Juvenile System?” American University, Washington College of Law, Washington, DC.

TEACHING Marshall Brennan Constitutional Literacy Seminar (2011-2016) University of Pittsburgh School of Law Child and Family Policy (2005-2014, 2016-2017) University of Pittsburgh School of Social Work (MSW Program) Social Work and the Law (2006-2009, 2011, 2013-2017) University of Pittsburgh School of Social Work (MSW Program) Child and Youth Policy (2009, 2011, 2013, 2015, 2017) University of Pittsburgh School of Social Work (Doctoral Program)


Organizations and Public Policy (2010-2016) University of Pittsburgh School of Social Work (MSW Program) Social Welfare II (2007-2008) University of Pittsburgh School of Social Work (BASW Program) Criminology (2000, 2003) Graduate Student Instructor, University of Michigan Department of Sociology Detroit Area Study (2003) Graduate Student Instructor, University of Michigan Department of Sociology Statistics (2002) Graduate Student Instructor, University of Michigan Department of Sociology Social Policies and Services for Children and Youth (2001) Instructor, University of Michigan School of Social Work DISSERTATION COMMITTEES Marcus Poindexter (member) Kai Wei (member) Daniel Lee (member) Thomas Ylioja (defended) Lewis Lee (chair, defended) Heath Johnson (chair, chair defended) Ngoc Nguyen (defended) Ryan Pohlig (defended) Lisa Schelbe (chair, defended) Tammy Thomas (defended) Karen Kolivoski (chair, defended) Azadeh Masalehdan (defended) Christy Litschge (defended) SELECTED MEDIA APPEARANCES AND COVERAGE Joe Siptio, KDKA Radio (Pittsburgh, PA). Interviewed as part of segment on wages. WESA, NPR (Pittsburgh, PA). 2017. Wage Study cited in story. The Rick Smith Show (Harrisburg, PA). 2017. Live interview on Pittsburgh Wage Study:

Preliminary Report. KQV Radio (Pittsburgh, PA). 2017. Interviewed for story on the findings of the wage study. Pittsburgh Courier (Pittsburgh, PA). 2017. “Pitt Study: Wage increases provide some relief for

hospital workers.”


Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Pittsburgh, PA). 2016. Quoted in “Juvenile Lifer will not be Released this

Week.” WPXI, Channel 11 News (Pittsburgh, PA). 2016. Interviewed in story regarding the Wage Review

Committee’s Progress Report. WESA, NPR (Pittsburgh, PA). 2016. Quoted in “Mount Pleasant Teen’s Death Raises Issue of

Adult Homicide Charges for Minors.” WESA, NPR (Pittsburgh, PA). 2016. Quoted in story on the sentencing of juveniles. Essential Pittsburgh, NPR (Pittsburgh, PA). 2016. Live in-studio interview on the U.S. Supreme

Court’s decision in Montgomery v. Louisiana, Paul Guggenheimer (host). Essential Pittsburgh, NPR (Pittsburgh, PA). 2016. Live in-studio interview on the findings of the

Wage Review Committee, Paul Guggenheimer (host). WESA, NPR (Pittsburgh, PA). 2015. Mentioned in a story on the Wage Review Committee. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. 2015. Letter to the editor on editorial on school suspensions. WESA, NPR (Pittsburgh, PA). 2015. Quoted in a story on school discipline. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. 2015. Mentioned in story on school discipline. Essential Pittsburgh, NPR (Pittsburgh, PA). 2014. Live in-studio interview regarding juveniles in

the criminal justice system on Essential Pittsburgh, Paul Guggenheimer (host). The Union Edge, 2014. Live interview regarding juveniles in the criminal justice system. In These Times. 2013. Quoted in “Just Kids: Could a recent Supreme Court decision give juveniles

a second chance.” http://inthesetimes.com/article/15988/just_kids_juvenile_life_sentencing/ Law Street. 2013. Interviewed and quoted in “3 kinds of teen drug dealers, study says.”

http://lawstreetmedia.com/news/headlines/3-kinds-of-teen-drug-dealers-study-says/ The Movement. 2013. Interview on juveniles serving life without parole sentences included in

summer issue of the newsletter of the Human Rights Coalition, Pennsylvania. Essential Pittsburgh, NPR (Pittsburgh, PA). 2012. Live in-studio interview regarding life without

parole sentences for juveniles in Pennsylvania, Paul Guggenheimer (host). The Nation (online). 2012. Quoted in “The uncertain fate of Pennsylvania’s juvenile lifers.”

http://www.thenation.com/article/169268/uncertain-fate-pennsylvanias-juvenile-lifers Philadelphia Daily News. 2012. Cited in Editorial titled “Supreme Court makes two good

decisions and one bad one.”

http://inthesetimes.com/article/15988/just_kids_juvenile_life_sentencing/


Prism Magazine. 2012. Noted in article on juveniles serving life without parole sentences. Pittsburgh Tribune Review. 2012. Quoted in “Judge rules Lawrence County boy shot dad’s

pregnant finance.” The New Yorker. 2012. Letter to the Editor. Robert Mangino Show, KDKA Radio, Pittsburgh, PA. 2011. Live interview regarding the Jordan

Brown de-certification decision and juvenile sentencing policy. Pittsburgh Tribune Review. 2011. Quoted in “Judge to review boy’s trial options in slaying.” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. 2011. Op Ed entitled “Juveniles deserve justice: Pennsylvania treats too

many juveniles as adults and locks them away forever.” Channel One Russia. 2011. Interviewed and included in television segment on Jordan Brown and

juvenile law in America. Pittsburgh Tribune Review. 2011. Quoted in “Hearing looms large for boy: Superior Court panel to

rule on Brown’s status.” CKUT, Prison Radio, Montreal, Canada. 2010. Interviewed and included in a radio documentary

regarding issue of juveniles serving life without the opportunity for parole. WDUV Radio, Pittsburgh, PA. 2010. Live interview regarding the Jordan Brown de-certification

decision. Mike Pintak Show, KDKA Radio, Pittsburgh, PA. 2010. Live interview regarding the Jordan Brown

de-certification decision. Mike Romigh Show, WKBN. 2010. Live interview regarding the Jordan Brown de-certification

decision. Pittsburgh Tribune Review. 2010. Quoted in “12-year-old could become Pennsylvania prison’s

youngest inmate ever.” Pittsburgh Tribune Review. 2010. Quoted in “Some observers shocked that 12-year-old will be tried

as adult.” Pittsburgh Tribune Review. 2010. Quoted in “Client must be tried as juvenile for New Galilee

slayings, attorneys argue.” PUBLIC AND COMMUNITY SERVICE Fair Elections Oversight Committee Member (2016)


Annie E. Casey Youth and Young Adult Research Member, Advisory Committee (2016) Wage Review Committee Member, Appointed by City Council (2015-2018) Expert Witness, Federal Public Defender, Western District of Pennsylvania Case of JS (2015-2016) Human Rights City Alliance Member, Organizing Committee (2013-2015) Homeless Children’s Education Fund Summit on Homeless Youth Member, Steering Committee (2014-2016) Expert Witness, Allegheny County Public Defender’s Office Commonwealth v. Williams (2014) Youth Sentencing and Re-entry Project Member, Advisory Committee (2014-present) Advocates and Law Professors’ Amicus Brief, Texas v. Cameron Moon (Texas Criminal Court of Appeals) Signatory (2014) Allegheny County Department of Human Services Jim Casey Initiative Member, Advisory Committee (2013-2014) Advocates and Law Professors’ Amicus Brief, People v. Pacheco (Illinois Supreme Court) Signatory (2013) BNY Mellon’s Powering Potential Pathways Program Member, Advisory Committee (2013-2014) Thematic Hearing on Juveniles in the Criminal Justice System, Inter-American Commission on Human Rights Submitted Statement (2013) Pennsylvania Interbranch Commission for Gender, Racial and Ethnic Fairness Member, Criminal Justice Committee (2012-2015) Advocates’ and Law Professors’ Amicus Brief, Miller v. Alabama/Jackson v. Hobbes (United States Supreme Court) Signatory (2012) Marshall Brennan Constitutional Literacy Project, University of Pittsburgh Co-Director (2011-present)


BNY Mellon’s Powering Potential Pathways Program Consultant (2011-2016) Michigan ACLU Juvenile Life Without Parole Project Consultant (2010-2012) Campaign for the Fair Sentencing of Youth Member (2009-2013), National Advisory Committee Member (2012-2015) Amicus Brief in Support of Petitioner in J.D.B. v. State of North Carolina (United States Supreme Court) Party (2010) Amicus Brief in Support of Appellant in Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v. Jordan Anthony Brown (Superior Court of Pennsylvania, Western District) Party (2010) Advocates’ and Law Professors’ Amicus Brief, Graham v. Florida/Sullivan v. Florida Signatory (2009) Pennsylvania Coalition for the Fair Sentencing of Youth, Pennsylvania Steering, Outreach and Fundraising Committee Member (2009-present) Director’s Workgroup on Waiver, Lansing, Michigan Member (2004-2007) AWOLP Task Force, Wayne County, Michigan Member (2003-2005) Illinois Center for Youth Advocacy, Illinois Co-Founder and Director (1996-1997) Oak Hill Youth Center Study, Washington, DC Committee Member (1996) Public Interest Law Clinic, Washington College of Law, American University, Washington, DC Law Clerk (1995-1996)

American Bar Association Juvenile Justice Center, Washington, DC Law Clerk (1995) Public Defender Service Juvenile Services Program, Washington, DC Law Clerk (1994) PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Member, Society for Social Work and Research Doctoral Fellows Selection Committee (2016-2017)


Chair, Society for Social Work and Research Criminal Justice Abstract Selection Committee (2009-2015) Member, Academic Review Panel, Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency (2012-2013) Abstract Reviewer, Society for Social Work and Research, Annual Meeting (2009-2015) Grant Reviewer, National Science Foundation (2015) Manuscript Reviewer, Journal of Public Child Welfare (2015-2016) Manuscript Reviewer, Journal of Religion and Spirituality (2015) Manuscript Reviewer, Social Sciences (2015) Manuscript Reviewer, Substance Use and Misuse (2015) Manuscript Reviewer, Crime and Delinquency (2012-2013) Manuscript Reviewer, Gender, Place, and Culture (2012) Manuscript Reviewer, Justice Quarterly (2011-2012, 2014) Manuscript Reviewer, Sage Publications (2010) Manuscript Reviewer, American Journal of Orthopsychiatry (2009) Manuscript Reviewer, Race and Social Problems (2009) Report Reviewer, Allegheny County Department of Human Services (2008-2009) Manuscript Reviewer, Children and Youth Services Review (2007-2015) UNIVERSITY SERVICE Chair, Doctoral Program Committee, School of Social Work, University of Pittsburgh (2016-2018) Member, Conflict of Interest Committee, University of Pittsburgh (2016-2018) Member, University Council for Graduate Studies (2016-2018) Member, Chancellor’s Distinguished Public Service Selection Committee, University of Pittsburgh (2014-2017) Chair, Faculty Search Committee, School of Social Work, University of Pittsburgh (2014-2016)


Faculty Liaison, Civil Action Movement (CAM), School of Social Work, University of Pittsburgh (2012-2015) Member, Faculty Search Committee, School of Social Work, University of Pittsburgh (2007-2009 and 2013-2014) Member, Doctoral Committee, School of Social Work, University of Pittsburgh (2012-2016) Member, Doctoral Program Admissions Committee, School of Social Work, University of Pittsburgh (2013-2016) Member, Ad hoc Committee on School Policies, School of Social Work (2013-2014) Member, Faculty Executive Committee, School of Social Work, University of Pittsburgh (2011-2013, 2014-2015) Member, Education and Policies Committee, School of Social Work, University of Pittsburgh (2008-2010, 2011-2013 and 2016-2017) Member, Law School Pipeline Program, School of Law, University of Pittsburgh (2009-2012) Co-coordinator, Joint JD/MSW Program, Schools of Law and Social Work, University of Pittsburgh (2007-present) Member, Joint Program Committee, School of Social Work, University of Pittsburgh (2006-present) Member, Research Advisory Committee, School of Social Work, University of Pittsburgh (2006-2009) Member, Community Organization and Social Administration Committee, School of Social Work, University of Pittsburgh (2005-2016) Member, Doctoral Committee, School of Social Work, University of Michigan (1999-2000) Member, Admissions Committee, Department of Sociology, University of Michigan (1999-2000) Senior staff member, Administrative Law Journal, Washington College of Law, American University (1994-1996)

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