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SUSAN CARINGELLA Curriculum Vitae Contact Information 2414 Sangren Hall Department of Sociology Criminal Justice Program Western Michigan University Kalamazoo, Michigan 49008 Voicemail (269) 387-5279 Email Susan.Caringella@wmich.edu Fax (269) 387- 2882

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ACADEMIC EDUCATION Hope College 1973-1974 Holland, MI Kalamazoo College 1974-1975 Kalamazoo, MI B.A. Magna Cum Laude (1975-)1977 Western Michigan University Major: Sociology Emphasis: Criminal Justice Minor: Spanish M.A. Summa Cum Laude 1979 Department of Sociology Western Michigan University Ph.D. Summa Cum Laude 1983 Research Tools: Spanish, Methodology Cognate: Statistics Department of Sociology Western Michigan University ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT Part-time Instructor, Department of Sociology Kalamazoo College (Spring) 1982 Instructor, Department of Sociology Western Michigan University 1983-1984 Assistant Professor , College of Business, Department of Management Western Michigan University (Summer) 1985 Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology Western Michigan University 1983-1988 Associate Professor, Department of Sociology 1989-1996 Professor, Department of Sociology 1997- Present Professor, Gender and Women’s Studies 2000-Present

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HONORS AND AWARDS Professional Honors and Awards

2002 Honorary Alumni Member Award, Phi Beta Kappa. Theta Chapter, Western Michigan University.

1998 Distinguished (Senior) Scholar Award, American Society of Criminology,

Division on Women and Crime. 1997 Appreciation Award, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. 1997 Honorary Faculty Member, Award Phi Kappa Phi. 1996 College of Arts and Sciences "Dean's Appreciation" Award.

1996 Department of Sociology, Graduate Student "Outstanding Scholar" Award, Western Michigan University.

1995 Invited Participant, Guggenheim Foundation Grant sponsoring one week colloquia

for 10 person work group on women, violence and the media. Madrid, Spain. 1995 Department of Sociology, Graduate Student "Outstanding Scholar" Award, Western Michigan University.

1994 Michigan Association of Governing Boards Award.

1993 Lifetime Achievement Award, American Society of Criminology, Division of Critical Criminology.

1993 Department of Sociology, Graduate Student "Outstanding Scholar" Award. , Western Michigan University.

1992 Department of Sociology, Graduate Student "Outstanding Scholar" Award, Western Michigan University. 1991 Department of Sociology, Graduate Student "Outstanding Scholar" Award, Western Michigan University. 1990 Department of Sociology, Graduate Student "Outstanding Scholar" Award, Western Michigan University 1989 Department of Sociology, Graduate Student "Outstanding Scholar" Award, Western Michigan University. 1989 Selected to run for Chair of the Crime, Law and Deviance Section of the American

Sociological Association. 1988 Woman of the Year Finalest - WMU's Commission on the Status of Women.

1985 Women of the Year Finalest - WMU's Commission on the Status of Women.

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Teaching Specific Honors and Awards

1997 Presidential Teaching Award Recognition, Western Michigan University.

1992 University Alumni Teaching Excellence Award, Western Michigan University. 1992 Western Michigan University’s (President’s Selected) Representative to the

American Association of Higher Education's Forum on Exemplary Teaching. Chicago, IL.

1991 State of Michigan's Teaching Excellence Award for Colleges of Arts and Sciences

Social Sciences (CASE). AREAS OF RESEARCH AND TEACHING SPECIALIZATION Criminology and Criminal Justice Gender & Justice Rape and Violence Against Women Feminist Theory and Methodology Media and Crime Legal Reforms Sociology PUBLICATIONS Books

Addressing Rape Reform in Law and Practice. NY: Columbia University Press. In Production. Books in Progress Chronicling Rape Since Reforms: Changes and Patterns into the 21st Century. Oxford University Press. Signed contract 2006.

Women, Violence and the Media. Co-edited with Drew Humphries. Columbus, OH: Ohio State University Press. Final Revisions for Reviewers.

The Backlash against Women and Womens’ Movements. To be Co-edited with Walter DeKeseredy and Meda Chesney-Lind. Lexington Publishing Company.

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Special Journal Issue in Progress

Career Strategies for Academic Women and Young Faculty: From Surviving Graduate School through Retirement (Co-Editor with Emily Lenning and Sara Brightman). The Journal of Women and Criminal Justice. 2008.

Articles in Process “The Process and Prospects of Networks: Results from a Sample of Senior Women

Criminologists.” Susan Caringella and Sara Brightman. In progress for The Journal of Women and Criminal Justice, 2008.

“Seeking Tenure and Redressing Denial.” Susan Caringella, Laura Fishman, Drew Humphries, Kris Mullendore, Ruth Peterson, and Marjorie Zatz. In progress for The Journal of Women and Criminal Justice. 2008. “Backlash Against Feminism and the Feminist Stance Against Rape in the Popular and Academic

Presses.” In progress for The Backlash against Women and Womens’ Movements. To be Co-edited with Walter DeKeseredy and Meda Chesney-Lind. (Lexington Publishing Company).

Articles Published

"Privilege and Prejudice." The Journal of Women and Criminal Justice,13 (2), 1-12. 2002. (Biogrophical article). To be reprinted in Biographies of Influential Women in Criminology (a hardback collection

of biographies published in Women and Criminal Justice) NY: Haworth.

"Media Attributions of Blame in Ten Rape Cases." Joanne Ardovini-Brooker and Susan Caringella-MacDonald. The Justice Professional, 15 (1), 3-18. 2002. (Distinguished Paper Award, Southwestern Social Science Association, March, 2002). "The Relative Visibility of Rape Cases in National Popular Magazines." The Journal of Violence Against Women,4 (1) (February), 62-80, 1998.

"The Media, Violence and Women." Susan Caringella-MacDonald and Drew Humphries. The Journal of Violence Against Women, 4 (1) (February) 1-9, 1998.

"An Assessment of Rape Reform: Victim and Case Treatment Under the Michigan Model." International Review of Victimology 1(4), 347-361, 1991.

"State Crises and the Crackdown on Crime Under Reagan." Contemporary Crisis 14 (Summer), 91-

118, 1990. "Murdered Mothers, Missing Wives: Reconsidering Female Victimization." Drew Humphries and

Susan Caringella-MacDonald. Social Justice 17(2) (Summer), 71-89, 1990. "The Public Mood in the Reagan Era: Acceptance or Critique of the Social Order?" Humanity and

Society 14(2) (May), 144-157, 1990. "An Examination of Drunk Driving Law Reform." American Journal of Criminal Justice, 13(2),

170-176, 1989.

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"Rape and Domestic Violence: Teaching Toward Understanding." Curriculum on Women and

Criminal Justice, April , 21-27, 1989. "Marxist-Feminist Interpretations of the Aftermath of Rape Reforms." Contemporary Crises: Law,

Crime, and Social Policy, 12 (4), 125-144, 1988. "Parallels and Pitfalls: The Aftermath of Legal Reform for Sexual Assault, Marital Rape and

Domestic Violence Victims." Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 3 (2), 174-189, 1988. "The Comparability of Sexual and Non-Sexual Assault Case Treatment: Did Statute Change Meet

the Objective?" Crime & Delinquency, 31 (April), 206-222, 1985. "Myths and Realities Concerning Criminal Sexual Conduct." Lloyd Braithwaite and Susan

Caringella-MacDonald The Peace Officer, 24 (3), 45-65, 1983. "Criminal Sexual Conduct in Michigan: An Applied Analysis." Lloyd Braithwaite and Susan

Caringella-MacDonald The Peace Officer, 24 (4), 21-33, 1983. Book Chapters/Articles Published “Getting from Here to There: A Guide To Aspiring Academics” Susan Caringella and Drew Humphries. Ch. 6, pp. 92-109 in Miller, Susan L.. (Ed.) 2007. Criminal Justice Research and Practice: Diverse Voices from the Field. Boston,MA: Northeastern University Press . “Sexual Assault: Thirty Years and Counting.” Pp. 155-167 in Renzetti, Claire, Goodstein, Lynn

and Susan Miller (Eds.), Women, Crime and Criminal Justice: Original Feminist Readings. Los Angeles: Roxbury, 2006.

"Rape Law Reform." In Nicole Hahn Rafter (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Women and Crime (pp. 222-

223). Phoenix, AZ: The Oryx Press, 2000. “Designing a Pro-Crime Policy.” In Richard Wright (Ed.), Teaching Criminology: Resources and

Issues (pp. 110-112). Washington, D.C.: American Sociological Association Teaching Resource Center, 2000.

"Teaching Advanced Level Criminology." In Richard Wright (Ed.), Teaching Criminology:

Resources and Issues (pp. 141-149). Washington, D.C.: American Sociological Association Teaching Resource Center, 2000.

"Rape: How Culture, Laws and Practices Reinforce Criminal Sexual Violence." (Updated article for

PRIMIS) In George Ritzer (Ed.), Introduction to Sociology (pages not assigned as PRIMIS selections vary). (Update from original article for PRIMIS Selection in Social Problems. Craig Calhoun and George Ritzer, Eds.) New York: McGraw Hill, 1999.

"Women as Victims of the Justice System." In Albert Carderelli (Ed.), Violence Among Intimate

Partners: Patterns, Causes, and Effects (pp. 144-153). Newton, MA: Allyn & Bacon, 1997. “Teaching Policy in Advanced Criminology." In Richard Wright (Ed.), Teaching Criminology:

Resources and Issues. Washington, D.C.: American Sociological Association Teaching Resource Center, 1996.

“Taking Back the Critical: Reflections on Left Realism, Feminism, Post- Modernism, Peacemaking and Abolitionism/Anarchism.” Thinking Critically

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About Crime (September), 1-10, 1996. Reprinted in The Critical Criminologist,(pp.22-24), October/November, 1996.

"Rape: How Culture, Laws and Practices Reinforce Criminal Sexual Violence." In Craig Calhoun and George Ritzer (Eds.), Selections in Social Problems (pages not assigned as PRIMIS selections vary). New York: McGraw-Hill, 1992. Reprinted n Craig Calhoun (Ed.), Perspectives on Criminal Justice. NY: McGraw-Hill,

1996. "Sexual Assault: Individual and Community Level Options in the Wake of Reform." Susan

Caringella-MacDonald and Drew Humphries. In Harold Pepinsky and Richard Quinney (eds.) Criminology as Peacemaking (pp. 98-114). Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Press, 1991.

"Correctional Processes." In Richard Wright, Max Ewact, and Linda B. Deutschmann (Eds.), Crime

and Control: Syllabi and Instructional Materials for Criminology and Criminal Justice. Washington, D.C.: American Sociological Association Teaching Resource Center, 1989.

"Sexual Assault Prosecution: An Examination of Model Rape Legislation in Michigan". In

Claudine Schweber and Clarice Feinman (Eds.), Criminal Justice Politics and Women: The Aftermath of Legally Mandated Change (pp. 65-82). New York: Haworth Press. (Also Part II of the Annotated Bibliography), 1985.

Reprinted in Women and Politics, 4 (3), 65-82, 1985. Reprinted in Karen J. Maschke (Ed.), The Legal Response to Violence Against Women (pp. 41-58). New York: Garland Publications, 1997. Guest Editor

Career Strategies for Academic Women and Young Faculty: From Surviving Graduate School through Retirement (Co-Editor with Emily Lenning and Sara Brightman). The Journal of Women and Criminal Justice. 2008.

"The Media, Violence and Women." Susan Caringella-MacDonald and Drew Humphries. The

Journal of Violence Against Women. 4 (1) (February), 1998. Miscellaneous Publications “High Profile Crimes: When Legal Cases Become Social Causes” by Lynn Chamcer, 2005.

Chicago: University of Chicago Press. The Journal of Violence Against Women,, 13 (1, Jan.): 101-105. 2007.

“Doing Her Justice: A Remembrance of Coramae Richey Mann.” DivisioNews (newsletter of the

Division on Women and Crime of the American Society of Criminology). Forthcoming Winter issue, 2005.

Contributing Consultant, Violence Against Women Legal Resource Kit (Manual). New York:

National Organization for Women (NOW), 2000. "Rape and Sexual Assault." American Society of Criminology Executive Task Force Report on

Violence Against Women, 1-5, 1995. (Prepared for Attorney General Janet Reno). “Reprinted” in U.S. Department of Justice, National Criminal Justice Reference Service

archives, and Reprinted in The Criminologist 20(6) (Nov/Dec),1995.

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Co-editor (with Sue Caulfield and ZoAnn Snyder-Joy), "DivioNews" Newsletter for the American

Society of Criminology’s Division on Women and Crime, 1995 through 1997. "From Slavery to Vagrancy in Brazil: Crime and Social Control in the Third World". (Book

Review) Crime and Social Justice, 30, 138-140, 1988. "Correctional Institutions: Let's cut our Losses" Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS).

White Paper. ACJS Today, January, 1987. ”The Mythology of Rape: Excusing the Inexcusable” in Rape (Catalog to accompany the first art

exhibition on rape and sexual assault, national tour 1985-1987). Columbus, OH: The Ohio State University Press, 1985.

OTHER SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES Editorial Board Positions 2005-Present Member, Feminist Criminolgy 2004 -Present Member, Lexington Book Series on Critical Criminology, Walter DeKeseredy Editor 1998-Present Deputy Editor, Journal of Women and Criminal Justice. 1997-Present Editorial Board, The Journal of Violence Against Women: An International and Interdisciplinary Journal. 1992-97 Editorial Board, Journal of Women and Criminal Justice. Journal Reviewer Crime, Law & Social Change Qualitative Sociology Criminology Quantitative Criminology Journal of Criminal Justice Education Sociological Focus Journal of Criminal Law & Criminology Social Justice Journal of Interpersonal Violence Social Problems The Justice Professional Violence and Victims Misc. Publishing Companies (e.g., Wadsworth, McGraw-Hill) Manuscript Reviews

“Sexual Assault and Sentencing: An Examination of Victim and Perpetrator Characteristics Violence Against Women. January, 08.

“The Fresh Complaint Doctrine Should be Eliminated in Favor of More Meaningful Reforms that Directly Redress Pervasive and Systemic Gender Bias in Sexual Assault Cases” Violence Against Women July, 05. “Exploring Provider Knowledge of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Service ‘Best Practice’: A Comparison of Victim advocates and Behavioral

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Health Service Providers.” Women and Criminal Justice. November, 2004 “Gender Equality and Women’s Absolute Status: A Test of Feminist Models of Rape.” Journal of Violence Against Women. June, 2004. “Claire Renzetti: A Portrait of a Contemporary Scholar.” Journal of Women and Criminal Justice.

May, 2003. “Transcending the Divide: Contextualizing One Young Woman’s Resort to Violence.” Journal of

Women and Criminal Justice, March, 2003. “Barriers to Services for Rural and Urban Rape Survivors.” Journal of Violence Against Women,

March, 2003. “Living in the Land of Hopes and Dreams.” Journal of Women and Criminal Justice, February,

2003. “An Exploratory Study of Factors and Perceptions that Impede Processing of Acquaintance and Date

Rape Complaints.” Journal of Women and Criminal Justice. September, 2002. "Stereotypes in Police Reporting Practices? Real Rape and Real Victim Mythology." The Journal of Women and Criminal Justice. April, 2001. "Maintaining Distinction in the Shadow of Victim's Rights and the Criminal Justice System: Agencies and Survivors Speak out on the Anti-Rape Movement in California." Journal of Women and Criminal Justice. October, 2000. "Criminal Sentencing and the Court Probation Officer: The Myth of

Individualized Justice Revisited." The Justice System Journal. November, 1998. "The Negotiation of Power in Sexual Assault Cases." Social Problems. February, 1998.

"Rhetorical Strategies for Victim Management and Victims' Agency: The Construction of Power in Sexual Assault Complaint Filing Interviews." Social Problems. July, 1997.

"Rape Case Processing by the Criminal Justice System and the Impact of Reform." Journal of

Women and Criminal Justice. September, 1997. "Prosecutors' Reffirmation of Rape Myths." Qualitative Sociology, April, 1997.

"Routine Activities and Male and Female Victimizaiton in The Home, With a Little Help From Feminism." Journal of Women and Criminal Justice, April, 1997.

"Male and Female Victimization Risk in the Home: A Routine Activities/Lifestyle Examination Gender Patterns." Journal of Women and Criminal Justice, September, 1996.

“Coercion and Sexual Assault." Journal of Women and Criminal Justice, December, 1996.

"Examining Courtship, Dating and Forced Sexual Intercourse from an Inter- actionist Perspective." Journal of Women and Criminal Justice, October, 1994.

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"Reporting Sexual Assaults: The Influence of Prior Acquaintance and Newspaper Publication Policies." Journal of Violence Against Women, December, 1994. "I Refuse: The Process of Resistance." Journal of Women and Criminal Justice, March, 1994. "Beyond Brownmiller: Toward a Feminist Theory of Fear of Male Violence and Social Control." Journal of Women and Criminal Justice, March, 1994. "Rape: The Statistics and the Problems." Journal of Women and Criminal Justice, April,1994. "Women, Men and Violence: Working Through A Feminist Approach." ournal of Women and Criminal Justice, July, 1994. "The Issues of Rape and Date Rape as Reported by Male and Female tudents. Journal of Women and Criminal Justice, August, 1994. "Gun Ownership and Women Living in One Adult Households." Crime, Law and Social Change: An International Journal, July, 1993. "A Feminist Critique of Provocation and Self-Defense in Battered Women's Cases in England and Wales." Journal of Women and Criminal Justice, July, 1993 "Codifying Women's Bodies: Victimology, Power/Knowledge and Beyond." The Journal of Women and Criminal Justice, February, 1993. "Personality Traits and Female Sex Offenders and Non-Offenders." The Journal of Women and Criminal Justice, November, 1992. "Rape Law Reform and the Effect of Victim Characteristics on Case Processing." The Journal of Women and Criminal Justice, October, 1992. "The Structure of Detective Decision Making." Social Problems, October, 1992. "Sexual Violence in the Lives of Teenaged Mothers." Social Problems, February, 1992. "The Structure of Detective Decision Making: An Observational Protocol Analysis." Social Problems, Summer, 1992. "From Behind Closed Doors to the Public Agenda: Marital Rape in Illinois." The Journal of Women and Criminal Justice, Summer,1992. "Does The Law Makes a Difference: A State Level Analysis of Official Rape Rates." Social Science Quarterly, September, 1992. "Rape Law Reform and the Effect of Victim Characteristics on Case Processing." Journal of Quantative Criminology, October, 1992. "The Myth of Sexual Symmetry in Marital Violence." Social Problems,

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August, 1991. "Vicarious Emotional Responses of Macho College Males." The Journal Of Interpersonal Violence, October, 1990. "A Pay Equity Plan." Humanity and Society, December, 1990. "An Investigation of Male Sexual Aggression." Social Problems, November, 1990. "Rape Telling: The Delivery of News of Sexual Assault." Social Problems, Fall, 1990. "The AIDS Crisis and Human Rights in Canada." Contemporary Crisis, Summer, 1990. "Criminal Justice Officials' Attitudes Towards Evidence in Sexual Assault Cases." Criminology, 1989. "Post-Assault Treatment by Race and Gender." Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 1989. "Individual and Neighborhood Influences on Crime." Sociological Focus, 1987. Book Manuscript Reviews

Review of manuscript by Lynn Chancer Provoking Assault: When High Profile Crimes Become Divisive Social Causes. For Durham, NC: Duke University Press. 2004

Review of (final) manuscript by Rosalyn Muraskin Women and Justice: International Policy Implications for Change (June) for New York: Gordon and Breach Science Publishers. 1998. Review of (final) manuscript by William J. Chambliss Studies in Crime and Social Structure. Albany: State University of New York Press. 1998. Women and Justice: Policy Implications Domestic and International by Rosalyn Muraskin for Gordon and Breach Publishers. (Prospectus Review). 1996. The Criminal Justice System and Women, Barbara Rafael Price and Natalie Sokoloff (Eds.) New York: McGraw-Hill. 1994. Pornography, Kathleen Barry, Washington, DC: Heath and Company. 1990. Analyzing American Corrections, Neal Shover and Werner Einstadter. Wadsworth Publishing Company.1986.

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External Consultant and Review Service 2007 WAR (Women Against Rape) Group, Britain, UK International Research for Presentation in Parliament about conviction rates and false allegations in rape case processing. 2007 Tenure review (for Full Professor) Dept. of Sociology, Anthropology and Criminal Justice Rutgers University 2006 Promotion review (for Full Professor) Department of Criminology, Justice and Policy Studies University of Ontario Institute of Technology Promotion review (for Full Professor) Department of Criminal Justice Grand Valley State University

2005 Promotion review (for Full Professor) Dept. of Sociology, St. Joseph’s University, Philadelphia, PA. Sept. 2005 External Reviewer for Dissertation, MaDonna Maidment, Carleton University, Ottowa, Ontario, Canada. January. (Also worked to successfully gain her the Univerisity Medals award for best dissertation).

2002 National Institute of Justice. Peer Review Panel, Washington, D.C. March. Lead review on 6 proposals, secondary reviewer on 5 proposals, member of panel on remainder of approximately 12 additional proposals.

2002 Promotion review (for Full Professor) Dept. of Sociology, St. Joseph’s University, Philadelphia, PA.

1999-2000 Expert Witness, Eigenberg v. Eastern Kentucky University (Re: Discrimination).

1999 Contributing consultant Violence Against Women Legal Resource Kit. National

Organization for Women [NOW].

1998 External peer review, Grand Rapids Bar Association Diversity Committee Research and Report. 1997-Present "Review Consultant" National Institute of Justice, U.S. Department of Justice.

2000-2003 Consultant, Centers for Disease Control: National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, Atlanta, Georgia.

1998-2001 Women at Crossroads (British Advocacy Organization - Consultant for Rape

Shield Legislation for England's Parliament).

1997-1998 Project Faculty, Victim Assistance Academy, Merry Morash, Michigan State University, Director.

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1999 Review Consultant for Isaacson Miller firm (Karen Alphonse) work on Northeastern University's Criminal Justice Program Revamping and Dean Search.

1997 Tenure and Promotion Review, Department of Sociology University of Baltimore, Baltimore, MD.

1996-97 Consultant for Grant Submission to National Institute of Justice by Michigan State

University (Merry Morash, Director). 1996 Tenure Reviewer for Department of Sociology, University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee. Milwaukee, WI. Tenure Reviewer for Department of Sociology, Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, AZ.

1994 60 Minutes, Interview with Kathleen Sciere on Domestic Violence, December. 1992 Promotion review for Full Professor, Department of Politics, University of San

Francisco.

1990 Tenure Reviewer for , Department Of Criminal Justice, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH.

1989 Tenure and Promotion Review for Department of Sociology, Ohio University, Athens, OH.

1986 Research Proposal Review, "The Effect of Battering on the Self-Concept of

Women" for Ohio University, College of Arts and Sciences. 1987 Kalamazoo County Prosecutor's Office. Grant Proposal submitted to Highway

Safety Planning to evaluate video taping Drunk Driving Arrest Practices. Nancy Skocolas, Project Director.

1986 Law Reform Commission of Victoria (Australia), Peter Sallmann Commissioner

(on Sexual Assault Code Revision). 1984-88 Kalamazoo County Drunk Driving Task Force. 1986 MADD, Kalamazoo Chapter. 1985 Southwest Michigan Health Systems Agency. Survey assessment of Hospice

Programs. 1980-84 Sexual Assault Program of Kalamazoo County.

1982 Reference work for the National Clearinghouse on Marital Rape.

1981 Program Review and Extension Procedures, Kalamazoo Valley Community

College, Institutional and Management Studies. 1980-83 Cross-Jurisdictional Analysis of Rape, Project Director: Toni Clark. Institute for

Law and Social Policy Washington, DC. 1980-81 Kalamazoo County Task Force on Rape.

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Participation at Professional Conferences 2008 “Author Meets Critic” for my book Addressing Rape Reform in Law and Practice. American Society of Criminology, Boston. 2007 Tenure Workshop. American Society of Criminology. Boston. 2007 Tenure Workshop. Society for the Study of Social Problems, New York.

2005 Presentation “Backlash Against Feminism and the Feminist Stance Against Rape in the Popular and Academic Presses.” American Society of Criminology conference, Toronto, Canada. Chair, Backlash Part I and Backlash Part II, American Society of Criminology conference, Toronto, Canada. Presentation “Considering the Context of Tenure” American Society of Criminology conference, Toronto, Canada. Chair, Tenure Workshop. American Society of Criminology conference, Toronto, Canada.

2004 Presentation “Negotiating Your Juggling Act” for Negotiating the Academic Contract

Workshop. American Society of Criminology, Nashville, TN. Presentation “ The Top 10 List for Tenure: Things You Should Know and Do,” Tenure Workshop. American Society of Criminology, Nashville, TN.

Co-authored Presentation “A Survey on Academic Women’s Experiences and Advise on Networking” for Networking Workshop. American Society of Criminology, Nashville, TN.

Chair, “Women, Violence and the Medai I.” American Society of Criminology, Nashville, TN. Discussant, Women, Violence and the Media II. American Society of Criminology, Nashville, TN.

Chair, Women Violence and the Media III. American Society of Criminology, Nashville, TN.

Participant, "Feminist Criminology is Theory & Action" Workshop. American Society of Criminology, Nashville, TN.

2003 Chair, “Women, Violence and the Media.” American Society of

Criminology, Denver, CO.

Chair, Tenure Workshop. Co-sponsored by the Division on People of Color and Crime and Division on Women and Crime. American Society of Criminology, November , Denver, CO.

Participant, "Feminist Criminology is Theory & Action" Workshop. American Society of Criminology,

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2002 Chair, “Bad Girls, Good Politics: Survival Strategies for the Risky Business of Academic Life.” Sponsored by the Division on Women and Crime November, Chicago,IL.

Co-chair, Tenure and Promotion workshop. Jointly sponsored by the Division on People of Color and Crime and Division on Women and Crime. American Society of Criminology, November ,Chicago,IL.

Co-chair, Networking workshop. Jointly sponsored by the Division on People of Color and Crime and Division on Women and Crime. American Society of Criminology, November, Chicago, IL.

Discussant, “Gender, Violence and the Media.” American Society of Criminology, November, Chicago, IL. Participant, "Feminist Criminology is Theory & Action" Workshop. American Society of Criminology,

2001 Co-Chair, Tenure & Promotion Workshop. Jointly sponsored by the Division of Women

Crime and the Division on People of Color and Crime. American Society of Criminology, Atlanta, GA, November.

Co-Chair, Networking Workshop. Jointly sponsored by the Division of Women Crime and

the Division on People of Color and Crime. American Society of Criminology, Atlanta, GA, November.

Participant, "Women in Leadership in Justice Education, Policy, and the Profession:

Creating Opportunities for Success." Jointly sponsored by the Division of Women Crime and the Division on People of Color and Crime. American Society of Criminology, Atlanta, GA, November. Discussant, "Gender, violence, and the Media." American Society of Criminology, Atlanta, GA, November.

Participant, "Feminist Criminology is Theory & Action" Workshop. American Society of Criminology,

2000 Paper Presentation, "Women in Leadership in Justice Education, Policy and The Profession:

Creating Opportunities for Success." American Society of Criminology, San Francisco, November.

Co-Chair, Tenure & Promotion Workshop. American Society of Criminology, San Francisco, November.

Co-Author, "Sexual Violence & Media Coverage of Rape: Patterns of Vilification in Light of the Anti-Feminist Backlash." American Society of Criminology, San Francisco, November.

Participant, "Feminist Criminology is Theory & Action" Workshop. American Society of Criminology, San Francisco, November.

1998 Organizer, Tenure Workshop. Society for the Study of Social Problems, San Francisco, August. Chair, Media Condemnation of Women Crime Victims. American Society of Criminology,

Washington, DC. November.

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Paper [co-author] Attributions of Culpability in High Visibility rape Cases. American Society of Criminology, Washington, DC. November.

Co-chair, Securing Tenure and Redressing Denial [workshop]. American Society of

Criminology, Washington, DC. November. 1996 "Media Representations on Women," American Society of Criminology, Chicago, IL

(November). Chair.

"Lesser Known Cases of Rape," American Society of Criminology, Chicago, IL (November). Paper Presentation.

"The Ins and Outs of Tenure Process," American Society of Criminology, Chicago,IL. (November). Workshop.

1995 "Feminist Perspectives on Violence and Justice," American Society of Criminology,

Boston, MA (November). Chair. "Changing Images of Rape," American Society of Criminology, Boston, MA (November).

Paper Presentation. "Securing Tenure," American Society of Criminology, Boston, MA (November). Co-

Chair, Conducted a Colloquia. "Women, Violence and the Media," Guggenheim Colloquia, Madrid, Spain (April). Paper

Presentation. 1994 "Violence & Educational Settings," American Society of Criminology, Miami, FL

(November). Chair. "Securing Tenure," American Society of Criminology, Miami, FL (November). Chair,

Conducted a Colloquia.

"Mainstream Media Representations of Rape," American Society of Criminology, Miami, FL. (November). Paper Presentation.

"Researching Violence and the Media," American Society of Criminology, Miami, FL. (November). Paper Presentation.

"Instances of Discrimination Against Women," Michigan Sociological Association,

(October). Chair and Organizer. "Women: Differential Conceptualizations," Michigan Sociological Association, (October).

Chair and Organizer. 1993 "Women and Victimization," American Society of Criminology Conference, Phoenix, AZ.

Chair. "Media Constructions of Rape in the 1980s," (Co-Author), American Society of

Criminology Conference, Phoenix, AZ. Paper Presentation. 1992 "Media and the Crime Phenomenon," American Society of Criminology, New Orleans, LA.

Chair. "An Analysis of Media(ted) of Rape," (Co-Author), American Society of Criminology,

New Orleans, LA. Paper Presentation.

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"Sexual Assault: An Analysis of Legal Loopholes," (Co-Author), American Society of

Criminology, New Orleans, LA. Paper Presentation. "Popular Constructions of Violence Against Women," American Society of Criminology,

New Orleans, LA. Paper Presentation. "Crime and the Media's Treatment of Women," Society for The Study of Social Problems,

Pittsburgh, PA. Chair, Didactic. "Mediated cases of Rape: A Qualitative Assessment," American Society of Criminology,

New Orleans, LA. Paper Presentation. Progressive Caucus, Business Meeting for the Division of Critical Criminology, American

Society of Criminology, New Orleans, LA. Chair.

Steering Committee for the Division of Critical Criminology, American Society of Criminology, New Orleans, LA. Chair.

1991 Division on Crime and Delinquency, Society for the Study of Social Problems, Cincinnati,

OH. Program Chair. "The Intersection of Race and Gender in Response Towards Women's Violent

Victimization," (Co-Author), Society for the Study of Social Problems, Cincinnati, OH. Paper Presentation.

Program Committee, American Society of Criminology, San Francisco, CA. Progressive Caucus/Division of Critical Criminology Business Meeting, American Society

of Criminology, San Francisco, CA. Chair.

"Female Victimization: News Images and Race/Ethnic Response Differences," (Co-Author), American Society of Criminology, San Francisco, CA. Paper Presentation.

"Murder, Rape and Women: Continued Oppression and Discrimination," American

Society of Criminology, San Francisco, CA. Chair. "No Way Out: The Bind off the New Rape Mythology for Victims," American Society of

Criminology, San Francisco, CA. Paper Presentation. 1990 "Third Annual Progressive Caucus," American Society of Criminology, Baltimore, MD.

Chair. "Media Constructions and Audience Reactions to Female Victims," (Co-Author), American

Society of Criminology, Baltimore, MD. Paper Presentation. "Domestic and Sexual Violence Directed Against Women: Are Women Noticed Least of

All?" (Co-Author), Society for the Study of Social Problems, Washington, DC. Paper Presentation.

1989 "Community Resolutions to the Problem of Violence Against Women," (Co-Author),

Society for the Study of Social Problems, Berkeley, CA. Paper Presentation. "Second Annual Progressive Caucus," American Society of Criminology, Reno, NV.

Chair.

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"Little Known Victims of Crimes," American Society of Criminology, Reno, NV. Paper Presentation.

1988 "Organizing to Prevent Violence Against Women," (Co-Author), American Sociological

Association, Atlanta, GA (August). Paper Presentation. "Factors Correlated With the Crackdown on Crime," (Co-Author), Society for the Study of

Social Problems, Atlanta, GA (August). Paper Presentation. "Sentencing the Disenfranchised," American Society of Criminology, Chicago, IL

(November). Local Arrangements Chair.

Progressive Caucus (First ever for American Society of Criminology), American Society of Criminology, Chicago, IL (November). Organizer (with Bob Bohm).

1987 Criminology Section Refereed Roundtables, American Sociological Association, Chicago, IL (August). Organizer.

Crime, Criminology and the Mass Media, American Sociological Association , Chicago, IL (August). Discussant.

Correctional Conditions and Policies: Critical Assessments, Society for the Study of Social Problems, Chicago, IL (August). Chair and Organizer.

"Inequality and Ideology: The Content of Crisis and Implications for Crime Control,"

American Society of Criminology, Montreal, Canada (November). Paper Presentation. 1986 "The State, Ideology and Hushed Violence Towards Women," American Sociological

Association, New York (September). Paper Presentation. "An Examination of Change in Drunk Driving Laws," Society for the Study of Social

Problems, New York (September). Paper Presentation. "Drunk Driving in Kalamazoo County: Enhanced Criminal Justice Response?" Kalamazoo

County Drunk Driving Task Force, Kalamazoo, MI (October). Paper Presentation. "Describing and Explaining Crime Trends and Patterns," Academy of Criminal Justice

Sciences, St. Louis, MO (April). Discussant. The Woman Researcher, on abuse within the family (no session title), Western Michigan

University, Kalamazoo, MI (November). Moderator. "State Crises and the Crackdown on Crime," American Society of Criminology, Atlanta,

GA (November). Paper Presentation. 1985 "Women, Violence and the Law: The Vicissitudes of Victimization," Didactic Session,

American Society of Criminology, San Diego, CA (November). Chair and Paper Presentation.

Women and the Law, American Society of Criminology, San Diego, CA (November). Chair. Critical Perspectives on Correctional Reform: Problems and Prospects, Midwest Criminal

Justice Association, Chicago, IL (October). Chair.

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Critical Perspectives on Correctional Reform: Problems and Prospects, Midwest Criminal Justice Association, Chicago, IL (October). Discussant.

Rape: Reform, Inequality & Ideology, American Sociological Association, Washington,

DC (August). Chair. "Rape Reform: Ten Years Later," American Sociological Association, Washington, DC

(August). Paper Presentation. Contemporary Perspectives on Sexual Violence, Society for the Study of Social Problems,

Washington, DC (August). Organizer and Moderator. Patterns of Commitment & Studies of Delinquency Causation, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Las Vegas, NV (April). Chair. Patterns of Commitment & Studies of Delinquency Causation, Academy of Criminal

Justice Sciences, Las Vegas, NV (April). Discussant.

Elderly Criminals, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Las Vegas, NV (April). Discussant.

Applications in Criminal Justice, North Central Sociological Association, Louisville, MO

(April). Chair. 1984 "Criminological Theory & Legal Change in Rape," American Society of Criminology,

Cincinnati, OH (November). Paper Presentation. The Judiciary & The Elderly Offender, American Society of Criminology, Cincinnati, OH

(November). Discussant. Sentencing: Issues, Logic and Severity, Midwest Criminal Justice Association, Chicago, IL

(October). Chair. "Sentencing in Rape and Other Violent Crimes," Midwest Criminal Justice Association, Chicago, IL (October). Paper Presentation.

"Rape, Paper Law: A Marxian Analysis," American Sociological Association, San Antonio, TX (August). Paper Presentation.

"Judicial Discretion: Sentencing in Sexual Assault," Academy of Criminal Justice

Sciences, Chicago, IL (March). Paper Presentation. Politics and Criminal Justice in International Perspective, Academy of Criminal Justice

Sciences, Chicago, IL (March). Discussant. 1983 "Criminological Theory: The Integration of Political-Economy and Definitional

Approaches to The Study of Crime," American Society of Criminology, Denver, CO (November). Paper Presentation.

Sexual Assault: Trends and Future, American Sociological Association, Detroit, MI

(September). Roundtable Presentation and Discussion Leader. Crime and The Elderly, American Sociological Association, Detroit, MI (September).

Discussant.

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Exploratory Studies in Criminal Justice, Society for the Study of Social Problems, Detroit, MI (September). Discussant.

"Understanding Prosecutorial Discretion: An Analysis of the Decision to Charge," (Co-

Author), Society for the Study of Social Problems, Detroit, MI (September). Paper Presentation.

1982 The Criminal Justice System and Sexual Assault Crimes, American Society of

Criminology, Toronto, Canada (November). Chair.

"The Impetus for Change: Reasons and Reform in Rape Legislation," American Society of Criminology, Toronto, Canada (November). Paper Presentation.

"A Preliminary Comparison of Sexual and Non-Sexual Assault Case Prosecutions," American Sociological Association, San Francisco, CA (September). Paper Presentation.

"Issues in the Prosecution of Sexual Assault," Society for the Study of Social Problems, San

Francisco, CA (September). Paper Presentation. "Attrition Rates and Factors of Influence in Criminal Sexual Conduct Cases," Law and

Society, Toronto, Canada (June). Paper Presentation. 1981 "The Measurement of Discretion in Criminal Justice Decision-Making," American Society

of Criminology, Washington, DC (November). Paper Presentation. 1980 "Strategic Planning for the Control of Criminal Sexual Conduct in a Midwestern

Community," (Co-Author), American Society of Criminology, San Francisco, CA (November). Paper Presentation.

"An Analysis of Factors Influencing Prosecutorial Discretion in Rape Prosecution," American Psychological Association, Montreal, Canada (September). Paper Presentation. Current Professional Associations Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Alpha Kappa Delta Alpha Phi Sigma American Society of Criminology American Association of University Women Amnesty International Association for Humanist Sociology National Organization of Women (NOW) Phi Beta Kappa Phi Kappa Phi Society for the Study of Social Problems

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TEACHING Courses Taught Graduate Soc. 6050 Seminar on Gender/Feminism Studies in Criminology-Variable Topics (Soc. 664) (The Law and Rape, Feminist Theory and Violence Against Women) Fall Semesters (2001, 1998) Feminism and Sexual Violence Against Women (Soc. 510) Winter Semester (1996) Fall Semester (1995) Gender & Justice (Soc. 510) Western Michigan University Winter Semester (1994) Current Issues in Criminology: Theory and Research (Soc. 661) Western Michigan University Fall Semester (1988, 1990), Winter Semester (1995) Undergraduate Advanced Criminology (Soc. 566) Western Michigan University Fall & Winter Semesters (1987-Present) Correctional Process & Technique (Social Work 465) Western Michigan University Winter and Fall Semesters (1985, 1986, 1988, 1990) Business Statistics (Management 200) Western Michigan University Summer Semester (1985) Introduction to Criminology (Soc. 362) Western Michigan University Winter and Fall Semesters (1983-Present) Introduction to Criminal Justice (Soc. 264) Western Michigan University Winter and Fall Semesters (1981-1985) Introduction to Social Research (Soc. 450) Kalamazoo College Spring (1982)

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Principles of Sociology (Soc. 200) Western Michigan University Spring Semester (1980) Methods of Sociological Inquiry (Soc. 382) (5 credit hours) Western Michigan University Fall Semester (1979) Graduate and Undergraduate Student Committees Graduate Student Committees Chair, Dissertation Committee, Emily Lenning (Current) Chair, Dissertation Committee, Sara Brightman (Current) Chair, Dissertation Committee, Curt Hosier (Current) Chair, Dissertation Committee, Shauntey James-King (Completed) Chair, Dissertation Committee, Joanne Ardovini-Brooker (Completed) Chair, Dissertation Committee, Rhonda DeLong (Completed) Chair, Dissertation Committee, Kevin Minor (Completed) Member, Dissertation Committee, Angela Simon (Current) Member, Dissertation Committee, Michelle Fether-Samonit (Current) Member, Dissertation Committee, Yashica Williams (Completed) Member, Dissertation Committee, Wally Post (Current) Member, Dissertation Committee, Eric MacLeod, Counseling Psychology (Current) Member,Dissertation Committee, Suzanne Hogson, Counseling Psychology (Completed) Member, Dissertation Committee, Dennis McReynolds (Current) Member, Dissertation Committee, Davis Kauzlarich (Completed) Member, Dissertation Committee, Michael Brown (Completed) Member, Dissertation Committee, Dick Andzenge (Completed) Member, Dissertation Committee, Mary DeYoung (Completed) Mentor, Doctoral Student, Keisha Warren, Division of Multicultural Affairs Chair, Master's Committee, Jaquelynn Doyon (Current) Chair, Master's Committee, Sara Brightman (Completed) Chair, Master's Committee, Emily Lenning (Completed) Chair, Master's Committee, Tyrone Waddell (Current) Chair, Master's Committee, Edith Fisher (Completed) Chair, Master's Committee, Janice Urbina (Completed) Chair, Master's Committee, Shannon O'Toole (Completed) Chair, Master's Committee, Jennifer St. Pierre (Completed) Chair, Master's Committee, Diana Cleaver (Completed) Chair, Master's Committee, Sandy Burke (Completed) Chair, Master's Committee, Monica White (Completed) Chair, Master's Committee, Rhonda DeLong (Completed) Chair, Master's Committee, Felicia Flowers (Completed) Chair, Master's Committee, Ramon Rodriquez (Completed) Member, Master's Committee, Codie Wedge (Current) Member, Master's Committee, Angie Evans (Completed) Member, Master's Committee, Amy Isler (Completed) Member, Master's Committee, Angela Turner (Completed)

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Member, Master's Committee, Tracy Barnett (Completed) Member, Master's Committee, Angie Evans (Completed) Member, Master's Committee, Laura Nichols (Completed) Member, Master's Committee, Joy Clendenon-Wallen (Music Therapy) (Completed) Honor's and “Chair/Mentor” Theses Chair, Honor’s Committee, Amanda Counts (Spring, 2008) Member, Honor's Committee, Niki Kotts (Fall, 2000) Member, Honor's Committee, Suzi Suchyta (Fall, 2000 Chair/Mentor, Honor's Committee, Paul Smoot (Fall, 1998) Member, Honor's Committee, Shawn Eyestone (Fall, 1996; Winter, 1997) Chair/Mentor, Honor's Committee, Ginou Tapp (Fall, 1994, Winter, Spring, Summer 1995). Chair/Mentor, Honor's Committee, Greg Leitz (Fall, 1993; Winter, 1994) Chair/Mentor, Waldo-Sangren Student Award - Jennifer St. Pierre (Fall, 1992). Chair/Mentor, Waldo-Sangren/Siebert Award - Brady Harnishfeger (Winter, 1988 ). Chair, Honor's Committee, Andrea McBride (Winter, 1993 - Fall, 1993) Chair, Honor's Thesis Committee, Neil Assante on "Racism and the Criminal Justice System." (*The final paper was awarded one of the State of Michigan Undergraduate Sociology Papers Award in February of 1992). Chair, Honor's Committee Chair, Kelley Kalkman, (1989).

"Mentor" Waldo-Sangren Student Award - Rose Dunlap-Gist (Spring 1989 and Fall 1989). Member, Honor's Committee, Melissa Garland (Winter, 1995) Member, Honor's Committee, Caroline Krep (Winter, 1993) Member Honor's Committee - Stacy Elliot, (Winter, 1989) Independent Student Projects Graduate Soc. 735 (Graduate Research) Sara Brighmant – Fall 2007 – 3 hours Resarch on state committed rape in Nigeria Soc. 735 (Graduate Research) Emilly Lenning – Spring 2006 – 6 hours Research on capital punishment and harvesting of body parts in China for international transplant markets

Soc. 735 (Graduate Research) Emily Lenning –Fall 2005 –6 hours Research on the feminist theory, from the classics through global perspectives. Soc. 735 (Graduate Research) Sara Brightman –Fall 2005 –Research on backlash against feminism and feminist identity.

Soc. 735 (Graduate Research) Emily Lenning –Summer 2004 –Research on the media and crime. Soc. 735 (Graduate Research) Gayle Rhineberger - Summer 2001 - Research on Media, Women and Crime.

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Soc. 735 (Graduate Research) Curt Hosier - Spring-Summer 2000 - Research on Serial Killers

Soc. 735 (Graduate Research) Shaunty James - Spring-Summer-Fall 1998 - Research on Women in prison.

Soc. 710 (Graduate Research) Shannon O'Toole - Spring 1997 - Research on professional athletes and violence against women.

Soc. 710 (Graduate Research) Diana Cleaver - Summer 1995 - Research on the role of alcohol in domestic violence.

Soc. 710 (Graduate Research) Rhonda DeLong - Winter and Summer 1995 – Research on Women in Policing.

Soc. 598 (Independent Study) Diane Williams - Winter 1995 - The Parallels in Research on Welfare and Domestic Violence Myths.

Soc. 710 (Graduate Research) Linda Robyn - Winter 1993 - Research on sexual assault cases.

Soc. 710 (Graduate Research) Charlotte LaFoille - Fall 1993 - Feminism and Criminology. Soc. 710 (Graduate Research) Charlotte LaFoille - Fall 1992 - Militarism and Law Enforcement.

Soc. 598 (Independent Study) Rick Green - Fall 1992 - Rodney King and Law Enforcement Brutality.

Soc. 710 (Graduate Research) Linda Robyn - Fall 1992 - Data collection for press coverage of rape. Soc. 710 (Graduate Research) Charlie LaFoille - Winter 1992 - Research on social movements. Soc. 710 (Graduate Research) Sandi Burke - Summer 1989 - 3 credit hours - research on violence

against women. Soc. 710 (Graduate Research) Rick Green - Winter 1992 - 3 credit hours each -Research on

nationwide self-defense classes. Undergraduate Soc. 598 (Independent Study) Amanda Counts Spring 2007 Research on pornography Soc. 598 (Independent Study) Amanda Counts Fall 2007 Research on violence against women

Soc. 598 (Independent Study) Greg Leitz - Fall 1994 - Honor's Thesis on law enforcement. Soc. 498 (Internship) Jill Stamison - Fall 1992 - 3 credit hours - Internship with family research

center one year in Kalamazoo (a new internship that, if successful, will become apart of the CJ program's regular internships).

Soc. 598 (Independent Study) Jerry Price - Fall 1992 - 6 credit hours - Inequality and crime research

and report.

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Chair/"Mentor" for Jennifer St. Piere's Waldo Sangren Award - Winter 1992 - on "Legal Loopholes for Rape Victims".

Soc. 598 (Independent Study) Jennifer St. Pierre - Winter 1991 - 3 credit hours - Research on

grassroots organizing and the history of war (Women Against Rape) and Crisis Centers. Soc. 598 (Independent Study) Linda Goldin - Winter 1989 - 3 credit hours - Research on criminal

behavior and political fanaticism, e.g., Skinhenos. Soc. 598 (Independent Study) David Walters - Winter 1989 - 3 credit hours - Research on law

enforcement training and sentences to domestic violence victims. Soc. 598 (Independent Study) Dionne Brown - Summer 1989 - 4 credit hours - Research project at

Victim Witness ASsistance Unit of Prosecutor's Office on domestic violence case services and needs.

Soc. 598 (Independent Study) Rick Green - Fall 1989 - Independent project to devise, implement,

and evaluate a defensive training program for Kalamazoo Public Safety Department, with special attention to constitutional issues.

Soc. 598 (Independent Study) Frans Vanderwal - Fall 1989 - Independent project to research

changing sentencing policies and public opinion correlates. Soc. 598 (Independent Study) Winter 1989 -Evaluation of the Kalamazoo Probation Enhancement

Program (KPEP). Independent study designed to substitute for Soc. 688 - Practicum in Social Research for Kevin Minor (Graduate Advisee).

PROFESSIONAL, COMMUNITY, UNIVERSITY and DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE Professional Service Nationally Elected Positions 1991-93 Chair, Division on Crime and Delinquency, Society for the Study of Social

Problems. 1990-92 (Founding) Chair, Division on Critical Criminology, American

Society of Criminology. National Committees 2007 Member, Membership Committee, American Society of Criminology. 2005 Chair, Lee Scholar Activist Support Fund, Society for the Study of Social Problems. 2005-06 Sutherland Awards Committee (Member) American Society of Criminology. Lee Scholar Activist Support Fund, Society for the Study of Social Problems, Member External Nominations Committee for Division on Women and Crime of the American Society of Criminology.

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External Awards Committee for Division on Women and Crime of the American Society of Criminology. 2004-05 Sutherland Awards Committee (Member) American Society of Criminology. Program Committee (Member) American Society of Criminology. Coordinator, 20th Anniversary Committee of the Division on Women and Crime, American Society of Criminology 2000-2002 Co-Chair (Founding) Division on Women and Crime Committee Good Practice in the Discipline, American Society of Criminology. 2001 Fellows Committee, American Society of Criminology. 1998 Chair, Division on Women and Crime, American Society of Criminology, Awards

Committee. 1997-99 Liason Haworth Publishing Company and Division on Women and Crime American Society of Criminology. 1996-97 Ruth Cavan/Young Scholar Award, Member, American Society of

Criminology. 1996-97 Awards Committee, Member, American Society of Criminology 1995-97 Co-Editor, DivisioNews, American Society of Criminology, Division of Women

and Crime. 1995-96 Program Committee, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. 1994-96 Co-Chair (and Mentor) American Society of Criminology Division of Women and

Crime, Awards and Fellows Committee. 1994-95 Chair of Subcommittee, Minority Student Scholarship Publicity and Fund

Raising,, American Society of Criminology Affirmative Action Committee. 1993-94 American Society of Criminology Affirmative Action Committee

1993 Chair, Division of Crime and Juvenile Delinquency, Society for the Study of Social Problems

1992-94 Chair, Al McClung Lee Support Award. Society for the Study of Social Problems

Nominations Committee, Society for the Study of Social Problems Social Action Committee, Society for the Study of Social Problems Special Problems Council, Society for the Study of Social Problems Sexual Harassment Committee, Division on Women and Crime, American Society

of Criminology.

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Ad Hoc Committee on Divisions, American Society of Criminology.

1990-92 Chair, Division on Critical Criminology, American Society of Criminology. 1991-92 Program Committee, Society for the Study of Social Problems. 1990-91 Program Committee, American Society of Criminology

1989-9 Program Chair, Crime and Delinquency Division. Society for the Study of Social

Problems.

Social Action Committee (one of the founding members), Society for the Study of Social Problems.

1988-89 Chair, Nominations Committee, Crime and Juvenile Delinquency Division,

Society for the Study of Social Problems.

1988-90 Chair of the committee to develop a New Division (on Critical Criminology) for the American Society of Criminology.

1987-89 American Sociological Association, Criminology Section, Latin American Awards Committee.

1987-88 Chair, Local Arrangements Committee, American Society of Criminology, Chicago, IL.

Crriminology Section, American Sociological Association, Nominations Committee.

1988 Selection Committee for New Editor of Sociological Focus. 1986-87 Chair, American Sociological Association, Criminology Section, Nominations (Election) Committee. Member, American Sociological Association, Criminology Section, Program

Committee 1986-88 Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Publications Committee. Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Affirmative Action Committee. Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Subcommittee on Student Members. 1985-87 White Paper Committee on the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. 1985-88 North Central Sociological Association, Publications Committee. 1986 Nominations Committee for the Crime and Juvenile Delinquency

Section of the Society for the Study of Social Problems. 1984-85 American Sociological Association, Criminology Section, Member,

Nominations Committee.

Member, Awards Committee of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.

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Community Service 2007 Research for WAR (Women Against Rape) in Britain, UK on international conviction rates and false allegations in rape for presentation to Parliament. Research for Laketown Township on truckstops and prostitution and pornography and crime (to fight “Flying J” establishing in the township)

2005 Research for Gender and Women’s Studies Program, WMU. Developed a survey on employment patterns of past majors in women’s studies. Organizer, Self-Defense Classes Saugatuck and Douglas, MI, Levels I though III, Street Smart, Wendy Wiggins Certified Trainer. Organizer, Laketown Township Biker Club, coordination with Pink Ribbon Breast Cancer Fundraising. 2004 Research for legal case {attorney Michael Kimmel) on gang rape. 1998 “The Relative Visibility of Rape Cases in Popular National Magazines."

Invited Presentation April 12, 1999, University of Connecticut, Women's Center P Program for Rape Awareness Week.

1995 "Feminism, Backlash and The Realities of Rape." Invited Speaker,

Department of Sociology, Northern Illinois University. (DeKalb, IL, October) 1991 Work with the Director of the Sexual Assault Program to develop the court watch program for Kalamazoo County courts. 1991 Keynote Speech for Kalamazoo's Take Back the Night. (April) 1990 Keynote Speech for the Community Workshop on Ending Interpersonal Violence (Kalamazoo, October). 1988-91 Steering Committee Member for Kalamazoo's Take Back the Night march and rally (made PSA’s, work with police and community). Steering Committee Member, Kalamazoo County Task Force on Violence. Committee Member, Kalamazoo County Task Force on Drunk Driving. Coordinator of Community Service Projects for the Criminal JusticeStudent Association: - Halloween activities for Juveniles at Lakeside residential treatment facility - Easter activities for the children at the Domestic Assault Program Shelter. 1988 Keynote Speech for Kalamazoo County Take Back the Night. Presentation on "Rape: Myths and True Causes" to WMU Grassroots Organization.

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Work with Center for Women's Services on "Tel-U-Tape" on Sexual Assault. Work with Center for Women's Services and Campus Coalition on Sexual Assault incorporating a segment on sexual assault into Freshman Orientation. 1987-88 Participant in WMU AdHoc Coalition to Address the Issue of Sexual Assault. Coordinator of the WMU - Community Network to Prevent Violence Against

Women. Member of Steering Committee, Kalamazoo's Take Back the Night March and

Rally. 1986-88 Member, Kalamazoo County Drunk Driving Task Force. 1986-87 Drunk Driving case profiles for City Attorney's Office, Kalamazoo

County. 1986-7 Work with Michigan State Police to revise Drunk Driving Audit Statistics. 1985-88 Easter, Halloween, and Christmas Programs with the Criminal Justice Student

Association with community organizations such as the Lakeside Juvenile Facility and Domestic Violence Shelter.

1986 Article for Western Herald (Guest Columnist), "Stop Rape Double-Victimizing"

(April 18th). "Drunk Driving in Kalamazoo County: Enhanced Criminal Justice Response?"

Presented to the Kalamazoo County Drunk Driving Task Force, October. Presentation for Women's Auxiliary of the Chicago Dental Society (February,

Chicago). Rape: Social and Legal Considerations. 1986 Work with Leonard Marcilous, First United Methodist Church in Kalamazoo to

plan a program of church involvement with Kalamazoo County Corrections clients.

1985 Statistical Assistance to the Kalamazoo County Safetybelt Task Force. 1980-84 Data Gathering at Intake: The Uses and Needs for Statistics". In-service

presentations and training, Sexual Assault Program, Kalamazoo County. 1983 "Understanding Prosecutorial Discretion: An Analysis of the Decision to

Change," With Ron Kramer, WMU Faculty Research Fund. 1982 "Rape: The Victim, Offender, Law, and The Criminal Justice System". Board of

Directors and Department of Sociology, Indiana University Northwest, Merriville, IN, April.

Interview on rape by Kathy Klypack of TV Channel 50, Gary, IN. Aired: April

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Interview on rape by Carmen McCollen, WLTH Radio, Gary, IN. "Community Focus", Aired: April 4.

1981 "Program Review and Extension Procedures". (Manual for Community Colleges).

Co-author: Nancy Woods, Director of Institutional and Management Studies, Kalamazoo Valley Community College. Submitted to Michigan Department of Education.

"A Management Information System for Rape Crisis Centers". For Sexual

Assault Program, Kalamazoo, MI. "Patterns of Criminal Sexual Conduct in Kalamazoo County". Co-author: Lloyd

Braithwaite. Submitted to Kalamazoo Task Force on Rape. 1980 "Final Report; Criminal Sexual Conduct in Kalamazoo County". Kalamazoo

Task Force on Rape. 1974-75 Tutor, Spanish grammar and conversation for Deerfield Public Schools Adult

Education Program (Summers). 1973 Program Assistant, Oklahoman's for Indian Opportunity, Branch Office for Office

of Economic Opportunity, February-July. University Service 2007-9 Representative to College Promotions Committee. 2004-05 Appointed by Provost to the “Hallmarks Advisory Task Force” to

address (one of three WMU Presidential initiatives) “building intellectual rigor and academic excellence.” Developed a core “First Year Program” for incoming Freshman class

2004 Designed survey of Majors for the development of MA and for “Academic Program Planning” assessment for Gender and Women’s Studies Program

2000 Keynote Speech for Phi Beta Kappa Convocation, Theta Chapter at Western Michigan University, May.

Work with AAUP contract administrator to clarify new clause on qualitative and quantitative data on teaching evaluations.

2000-present Board Member, Center for Women's Studies Executive Committee. 2001-2002 Elected Steering Committee Member, College of Arts & Sciences Women's Caucus. 2000-2001 Mentor for Division of Multicultural Affairs (Keisha Warren, doctoral student

Mentee). 2000-2003 Member, Distinguished Service Award, Western Michigan University.

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1996-97 WMU Teaching Excellence Award Committee (for the Alumni Teaching Excellence Award) 1996-97 Work with WMU colleagues in other departments to coordinate graduate level coursework and curriculum on feminism. 1995-99 Executive Board of Women's Studies.

1991 WMU's liaison to the American Association of Higher Education Teaching Forum.

1990-92 Women's Caucus, College of Arts and Sciences, Elected Steering Committee Member. 1989-90 Graduate Awards and Fellowship Committee. 1987-Present Women's Commission Member. 1986-87 AAUP Representative to the Employee Assistance Advisory

Committee.

1986-87 Member, Interdisciplinary Academic Advisory Committee.

Member, Master's of Liberal Sciences Committee. 1986-89 Member, Public Safety Law Enforcement Advisory Committee. 1985-88 Member, Arts & Sciences Curriculum Committee. 1986-87 Chair, Arts & Sciences Speakers Fund. 1985 Presentation to the College of Arts and Sciences at the Dean's Forum on objectives

and involvements of WMU of the Lilly Workshop on the Liberal Arts (December).

College Representative to Lilly Endowment Corporation's Workshop on The

Liberal Arts, Colorado Springs. Presentation to the (Lilly) Liberal Arts Workshop Participation on "Women's

Studies in Academia". AAUP Representative to the Ad Hoc Committee on Policies and Procedures for

the National Faculty Exchange Program. Dean's representative to the Arts & Sciences Speakers Fund. 1983-85 Dean's panelist, College of Arts & Sciences.

1983 Representative for the Inter-Institutional Exchange with Eastern Michigan University, November 30 - December 2, 1983.

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Departmental Service 2005-2008 Executive Council 2001 - Present Member, Gender and Feminism Doctoral Area 2005-06 Designated (voluntary) Facilitator, Angie Smith, new Master’s Student 2001-2004 Chair, Criminology Doctorate Committee. 2002-2003 Chair, Tenure Committee

2000-2001 Chair, Feminism Doctoral Area Committee 2000-Present Member, Adjunct Committee. Member, Promotion and Review Committees 1999-2001 Chair, Sabbatical Leave Committee

1998-99 Central Graduate Committee, Member

Department Assessment Committee, Member Chair, Sabbatical Leave Committee Chair, Promotions Committee 1997-98 Chair, Feminism Doctoral Area Committee 1996-97 (Founding) Chair, Feminism Doctoral Area Committee 1996-97 Member, Social Problems Doctoral Area Committee 1997 Chair, Departmental Chair Evaluation Committee 1994-95 Chair, Criminology Area Doctoral Committee 1992-94 Executive Council 1990-Present Tenure Committee 1989-Present Criminology Area Committee 1989-95 Chair, Graduate Admissions

1989-92 Graduate Program Council

Undergraduate Awards Committee 1989-94 Criminology Recruitment Committee 1989-90 Chair, Criminology Area Exam Committee Executive Council 1988-89 Ad Hoc Chair Recruitment/Screening Committee

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1988-89 Criminology Recruitment Committee 1987-88 Ad Hoc Committee to Develop Merit Pay Policy

Central Graduate Committee

1986-88 Graduate Admissions

Adjunct Faculty Appointment Committee Criminology Area Examinations of Three Doctoral Students 1984-Present Graduate Faculty Criminal Justice Committee Undergraduate Awards Advisor, Criminal Justice Student Association Advisor, Alpha-Phi Sigma (National Criminal Justice Honor Society) 1983-85 Department's College Panelist

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REFERENCES

Bill Chambliss (Past President, American Society of Criminology and Past President Society for the Study Of Social Problems) Department of Sociology George Washington University Washington, DC 20008 Home - 202-237-1499 Fax – 202-237-1498 Email – chamblis@gwu.edu Lynn Chancer (Editor, Quantitative Criminology) Department of Sociology Hunter College of the City University of New York 695 Park Avenue New York, NY 11217 212-772-5637 (B) chancer@hunter.cuny.edu Meda Chesney-Lind (Past President Western Criminology Association) Women's Studies Program University of Hawaii at Manoa 2424 Maile Way Honolulu, HI 96822 Office - 808-956-6313/808-948-7464 Fax- 808-956-9616 E-Mail – meda@hawaii.edu Donna Hale (Past President, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences) (Editor, The Journal of Women and Criminal Justice) Department of Criminal Justice Shippensburg University 1871 Old Main Drive 210 Horton Hall Shippensburg, PA 17257-2299 Office - 717-532-1608 Fax - 717-532-1273 Email- dchale@ship.edu Marjorie Zatz Director of Justice and Social Inquiry Arizona State University Tempe, AZ 85287-7805 Office – 480-965-6897 Fax – 480-965-9199 E-Mail: marzorie.zatz@asu.edu

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REFERENCES: INTERNAL Lewis Walker Interim Director, Lewis Walker Race Relations Institute Interim Director, African-American Studies and Past Chair, WMU Department of Sociology 3080 6th Street South Kalamazoo, MI 49009 Home 269-375-0913 Email – lewis.walker@wmich.edu Ronald Kramer Director of Criminal Justice Department of Sociology Western Michigan University Kalamazoo, MI 49008 Fax - 616-387-2882 Office - 616-387-5284 E-Mail – ronald.kramer@wmich.edu Gwen Raaberg Past Director of Gender and Women's Studies and Professor Emeritus, Department of English Western Michigan University Kalamazoo, MI 49008 E-Mail – gwen.raaberg@wmich.edu David Hartmann Chair, Department of Sociology Western Michigan University Kalamazoo, MI 49008 Email – david.hartmann@wmich.edu Office – 269-387-5270 Fax – 269-387-2882