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NATASHA A. FROST, PH.D.<br />
SCHOOL OF CRIMINOLOGY & CRIMINAL JUSTICE<br />
NORTHEAS TERN UNIVERSITY<br />
BOSTON, MA 02115<br />
Phone: 617.373.4076 Fax: 617.373.8998<br />
Email: n . <strong>frost</strong>@neu.edu<br />
EDUCATION<br />
Ph.D. Criminal Justice, City <strong>University</strong> of New York, October 2004<br />
Specialization: Punishment and Social Control<br />
Dissertation Title: The Problem of Punitiveness<br />
M.Phil. Criminal Justice, City <strong>University</strong> of New York, February 2002<br />
M.A. Criminal Justice, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, February 2001<br />
B.S. Psychology, <strong>Northeastern</strong> <strong>University</strong>, June 1997<br />
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY<br />
July 2011 – Present<br />
August 2005 – Present<br />
Dec. 2004 – August 2005<br />
Sept. 2003 – Dec. 2004<br />
January 1999- Dec 2002:<br />
January 2000 – June 2000<br />
August 1997 – June 1998<br />
Associate Professor, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice<br />
<strong>Northeastern</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
Assistant Professor, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice<br />
<strong>Northeastern</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
Assistant Director, Doctoral Program in Criminal Justice<br />
City <strong>University</strong> of New York<br />
Assistant Professor, Sociology/Criminology<br />
SUNY – College at Old Westbury<br />
Adjunct Instructor, Sociology<br />
John Jay College of Criminal Justice<br />
Research Assistant to Dr. Todd R. Clear<br />
John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York, NY<br />
Research Assistant to Dr. Judith Hall<br />
<strong>Northeastern</strong> <strong>University</strong>, Boston, MA<br />
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PUBLICATIONS<br />
Refereed Journals (Articles, Essays and Introductions)<br />
Frost, Natasha A. and Laura A. Gross<br />
2012 Coercive mobility and the impact of prison cycling on crime in communities.<br />
Crime, Law, and Social Change (forthcoming).<br />
Frost, Natasha A. and Nickie D. Phillips<br />
2011 Talking heads: Crime reporting on cable news. Justice Quarterly, 28(1): 87-112.<br />
Frost, Natasha A.<br />
2010 Beyond public opinion polls: Punitive public sentiment and criminal justice policy.<br />
Sociology Compass, 4(3):156-168.<br />
Frost, Natasha A. and Todd R.Clear<br />
2009 Understanding mass incarceration as a grand social experiment. Studies in Law,<br />
Politics, and Society, 47:159-191.<br />
Frost, Natasha A.<br />
2008 The mismeasure of punishment: Alternative measures of punitiveness and their<br />
(substantial) consequences. Punishment & Society, 10(3):277-300.<br />
Clear, Todd R. and Natasha A. Frost<br />
2007 Informing public policy. Criminology & Public Policy, 6(4):633-640.<br />
Frost, Natasha A., Nickie D. Phillips, and Todd R. Clear<br />
2007 Productivity of criminal justice scholars across the career. Journal of Criminal Justice<br />
Education, 18(3):428-433.<br />
Frost, Natasha A.<br />
2007 Editorial introduction: Securing borders and saving lives. Criminology & Public Policy,<br />
6(2):241-244.<br />
Frost, Natasha A. and Todd R. Clear<br />
2007 Doctoral education in criminology & criminal justice. Journal of Criminal Justice<br />
Education, 18(1):35-52.<br />
Frost, Natasha A.<br />
2006 Editorial introduction: Mandatory minimum sentencing. Criminology & Public Policy,<br />
5(1):1-4.<br />
Clear, Todd R. & Natasha A. Frost<br />
2003 Editorial introduction: Private prisons. Criminology & Public Policy, 1(3):425-426.<br />
Hall, Judith A., Jason Carter., Maria Jimenez., Natasha A. Frost, and Lavonia S. LeBeau<br />
2002 Smiling and relative status in news <strong>ph</strong>otogra<strong>ph</strong>s. Journal of Social Psychology,<br />
142(4):500-510.<br />
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Clear, Todd R. & Natasha A. Frost<br />
2002 Editorial introduction: Gun control. Criminology & Public Policy, 1(2):149.<br />
2002 Editorial introduction: Drug testing. Criminology & Public Policy, 1(2):187-188.<br />
2002 Editorial introduction: Stalking. Criminology & Public Policy, 1(2):255.<br />
2001 Criminology & Public Policy: A new journal of the American Society of<br />
Criminology. Criminology & Public Policy, 1(1):1-4.<br />
Books<br />
Clear, Todd R. and Natasha A. Frost<br />
n.d. The Punishment Imperative: The Rise and Fall of the Grand Social Experiment in Mass<br />
Incarceration. New York: New York <strong>University</strong> Press (Under Contract).<br />
Frost, Natasha A., Joshua D. Freilich and Todd R. Clear (Eds.)<br />
2009 Contemporary Issues in Criminal Justice Policy: Policy Proposals from the American Society of<br />
Criminology Conference. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth/Cengage.<br />
Frost, Natasha A.<br />
2006 The Punitive State: Crime, Punishment, and Imprisonment across the United States. New<br />
York, NY: LFB Scholarly Publications, LLC.<br />
Reviewed by Tom Daems (2007) in Crime, Law, and Social Change, 47: 129-133.<br />
Reviewed by Nick Harpster (2009) in Criminal Justice Review, 34: 282-284.<br />
Book Chapters<br />
Frost, Natasha A. and Todd R. Clear<br />
2012 Coercive Mobility. In Francis Cullen and Pamela Wilcox (Eds.), Oxford Handbook of<br />
Criminological Theory. New York: Oxford <strong>University</strong> Press. (forthcoming)<br />
Frost, Natasha A.<br />
2010 Reentry as a process rather than a moment. In K. Ismaeli (Ed.), U.S. Criminal Justice<br />
Policy: A Contemporary Reader. Boston: Jones and Bartlett.<br />
Frost, Natasha A. and Joshua D. Freilich<br />
2009 Advancing justice policy. In Natasha A. Frost, Joshua D. Freilich, and Todd R.<br />
Clear (Eds.), Contemporary Issues in Criminal Justice Policy: Policy Proposals from the<br />
American Society of Criminology Conference (pp. 1-6). Belmont, California:<br />
Cengage/Wadsworth.<br />
Phillips, Nickie and Natasha A. Frost<br />
2009 Crime in prime time. In R. Bing (Ed.), Race, Crime, and the Media. New York:<br />
McGraw Hill.<br />
Non-Refereed Publications (Articles, Essays, Book Reviews, and Reference Works)<br />
2011 Welsh, Brandon, Natasha A. Frost, and Jack McDevitt (2011). Evidence-Based<br />
Crime Policy is a Top Priority at <strong>Northeastern</strong> <strong>University</strong>. Academy of<br />
Experimental Criminology/Division or Experimental Criminology Newsletter. Vol<br />
6, Issue 2, October.<br />
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2011 Gross, Laura and Natasha A. Frost Book review: The democratic process and the<br />
punitiveness of places. Crime, Law, and Social Change, 56(3): 319-323.<br />
Frost, Natasha A. and Carlos E. Monteiro<br />
2011 Public Opinion, Crime, and Justice. In Richard Rosenfeld (Ed.), Oxford Bibliogra<strong>ph</strong>ies<br />
Online: Criminology. New York: Oxford <strong>University</strong> Press.<br />
Clear, Todd R. and Natasha A. Frost<br />
2009 Criminology & public policy. In J. Mitchell Miller (Ed.), 21 st Century Criminology (pp.<br />
18-27). Thousand Oaks, Calif.: Sage Publications.<br />
Frost, Natasha A.<br />
2009 Contributor. The Glossary of Social and Behavioral Sciences. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.<br />
Entries: Electronic monitoring; Euthanasia; Evidence; Exclusionary rule; Execution; Exonerate; FBI; Felon/felony; Felonymurder;<br />
Furlough; Habeus corpus; Habitual offender; Halfway house; Hate crime; Homicide; House arrest; Imprison/<br />
Imprisonment; Incapacitate; Incarcerate; Incidence; Incompetent to stand trial; Indeterminate sentence; Index<br />
crimes/offenses; Indictment; Information; Initial appearance; Jury; Just deserts; Lex talionis; Mala en se; Mala prohibita;<br />
Malice; Mandatory sentence; Manslaughter; Megan’s Law; Mens rea; Minnesota domestic violence study; Mitigating<br />
circumstances; Not guilty; Offender/offense; Penal codes/laws; Penology; Precedent; Preliminary hearing; Presentence<br />
investigation report; Pretrial detention /release; Prison/prisoner; Probation; Public defender; Public order offense;<br />
Punishment; Punitive damages; Three strikes laws; Truth in sentencing laws; Uniform Crime Report (UCR);<br />
Victim/victimization; Victim precipitation; Victimless crime; Victimology; Vigilante; War crimes.<br />
Frost, Natasha A.<br />
2008 Book review: Confronting the consequences of penal policy. Theoretical Criminology,<br />
12(4):556-559.<br />
Clear, Todd R. and Natasha A. Frost<br />
2008 Rules of engagement: Criminology & criminal justice policy. Criminal Justice<br />
Matters, 72(1):37-38.<br />
Frost, Natasha A.<br />
2008 Prisoner reentry. In Jeffrey Edleson and Claire Renzetti (Eds.), Encyclopedia of<br />
Interpersonal Violence. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.<br />
2008 Prison Rape Elimination Act. In Jeffrey Edleson and Claire Renzetti (Eds.),<br />
Encyclopedia of Interpersonal Violence. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.<br />
2008 Torture. In Jeffrey Edleson and Claire Renzetti (Eds.), Encyclopedia of Interpersonal<br />
Violence. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.<br />
2008 Insanity defense. In Jeffrey Edleson and Claire Renzetti (Eds.), Encyclopedia of<br />
Interpersonal Violence. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.<br />
2008 Rape shield laws. In Jeffrey Edleson and Claire Renzetti (Eds.), Encyclopedia of<br />
Interpersonal Violence. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.<br />
2008 National AMBER alert program. In Jeffrey Edleson and Claire Renzetti (Eds.),<br />
Encyclopedia of Interpersonal Violence. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.<br />
2004 Pretrial detainees. In Mary Bosworth (Ed.) Encyclopedia of Prisons and Correctional<br />
Facilities, Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.<br />
2004 Police and the news media. In Larry Sullivan (Ed.) Encyclopedia of Law Enforcement.<br />
Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.<br />
2002 Experimental criminology. In David Levinson (Ed.) Encyclopedia of Crime &<br />
Punishment, Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.<br />
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Monogra<strong>ph</strong>s and Final Reports<br />
Frost, Natasha A., Carlos E. Monteiro, Garrett A.R. Yursza Warfield, and Desmond Ryan<br />
2009 Recidivism among Inmates Released from the Billerica House of Correction. Final Report to<br />
the Middlesex Sheriff’s Office. May 2009.<br />
Frost, Natasha A.<br />
2006 Hard Hit: The Growth in the Imprisonment of Women, 1978-2004. New York, NY:<br />
Women’s Prison Association. Available Online:<br />
http://www.wpaonline.org/institute/hardhit/index.htm<br />
EDITORIAL WORK<br />
2011 – 2012 Guest Editor, Coercive Mobility<br />
Special Issue of Crime, Law and Social Change<br />
2010 – Present Series Editor<br />
Criminology & Justice Policy Book Series<br />
<strong>Northeastern</strong> <strong>University</strong> Press<br />
2000 – 2007 Associate Editor (2005-2007) and Managing Editor (2000-2007)<br />
Criminology & Public Policy (Peer-review Journal)<br />
Official Publication of the American Society of Criminology<br />
2000 – Present Editorial Board<br />
Criminology & Public Policy (Peer-review Journal)<br />
Ad Hoc Reviewer:<br />
Criminology; Justice Quarterly; Crime & Delinquency; Crime Law and Social<br />
Change; Journal of Criminal Justice Education; National Science<br />
Foundation; Sage Publications; Cengage Learning; Rowman and<br />
Littlefield Publications<br />
RECENT CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS (2004- Present)<br />
Frost, Natasha, Todd R. Clear, Michael Carr, Geert Dhondt, Laura Gross, and Kari Miller<br />
2011 Prison Cycling and Crime in Newark, New Jersey. American Society of<br />
Criminology Annual Meeting, Washington, DC.<br />
Clear, Todd R. and Natasha A. Frost<br />
2010 Coercive Mobility. American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting: San<br />
Francisco, CA.<br />
Garrett Yursza Warfield, Carlos Monteiro, Desmond Ryan, and Natasha A. Frost<br />
2009 Risk, Programming, and Recidivism: A Survival Analysis. American Society of<br />
Criminology Annual Meeting: Philadel<strong>ph</strong>ia, PA.<br />
Natasha A. Frost, Garrett Yursza Warfield, Carlos Monteiro, Desmond Ryan, and Alison Oliff<br />
2009 Assessing the Impact of Programming on Recidivism. Academy of Criminal Justice<br />
Sciences Annual Meeting: Boston, Massachusetts.<br />
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Natasha A. Frost, Garrett Yursza Warfield, Carlos Monteiro, and Desmond Ryan<br />
2008 But They All Come Back? Recidivism among Released House of Correction<br />
Inmates. American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting: St. Louis, Missouri.<br />
Nickie D. Phillips and Natasha A. Frost<br />
2008 Representations of Crime and Justice on Cable Television. American Society of<br />
Criminology Annual Meeting: St. Louis, Missouri.<br />
Natasha A. Frost<br />
2007 The Importance of Gendering Imprisonment Data. American Society of<br />
Criminology Annual Meeting: Atlanta, Georgia.<br />
Nickie D. Phillips and Natasha A. Frost<br />
2007 Punditry on Parade: Crime Reporting on Cable News. American Society of<br />
Criminology Annual Meeting: Atlanta, Georgia.<br />
Natasha A. Frost, Katherine Beckett, Meda Chesney-Lind, and Lisa Gilliland<br />
2007 Roundtable on Women's Imprisonment. Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences<br />
Annual Meeting: Seattle, Washington.<br />
Nickie D. Phillips and Natasha A. Frost<br />
2007 Talking Heads: Crime Reporting on Cable News. Academy of Criminal Justice<br />
Science Annual Meeting: Seattle, Washington.<br />
Katharine Diana Peel and Natasha A. Frost<br />
2007 Spatial Displacement of Prisoners on Death Row. Academy of Criminal Justice<br />
Sciences Annual Meeting: Seattle, Washington.<br />
Frost, Natasha A.<br />
2006 Punishing Female Offenders: Variations in Imprisonment Risk and Length of Stay.<br />
Presentation at the American Society of Criminology’s 58 th Annual Meeting, Los<br />
Angeles, CA.<br />
Frost, Natasha A., Todd R. Clear, and Elin Waring<br />
2006 Coercive Mobility: High Levels of Incarceration Concentrated in Poor<br />
Communities. Presentation at the American Society of Criminology’s 58 th Annual<br />
Meeting, Los Angeles, CA.<br />
Singer, Simon & Natasha A. Frost<br />
2006 Theories of Desistance and Stability in the Life Course of Offenders Sentenced as<br />
Juveniles to Long-term Imprisonment. Presentation at the American Society of<br />
Criminology’s 58 th Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, CA.<br />
Frost, Natasha A.<br />
2006 Doctoral Education in Criminology & Criminal Justice, 2000-2005. Presentation at<br />
the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences 43 rd Annual Meeting: Baltimore, MD.<br />
Frost, Natasha A.<br />
2006 Female Offenders and Punitiveness in Imprisonment. Presentation at the Academy<br />
of Criminal Justice Sciences 43 rd Annual Meeting: Baltimore, MD.<br />
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Frost, Natasha A.<br />
2005 The Punitive State: Variations in Punitiveness Toward Women. Presentation at the<br />
American Society of Criminology’s 57 th Annual Meeting: Toronto, Canada.<br />
Clear, Todd R., Natasha A. Frost, and Kristen Scully<br />
2005 Coercive Mobility: Removal and Reentry in Tallahassee, Florida. Presentation at the<br />
American Society of Criminology’s 57 th Annual Meeting: Toronto, Canada.<br />
Frost, Natasha A. & Steven R. Donziger<br />
2004 The Use of Kendra’s Law in New York State. Presentation at the American Society<br />
of Criminology’s 56 th Annual Meeting: Nashville, TN.<br />
Frost, Natasha A., Nickie D. Phillips, & Todd R. Clear<br />
2004 Productivity Before and After Tenure Review. Presentation at the Academy of<br />
Criminal Justice Sciences’ 41 st Annual Meeting: Las Vegas, NV.<br />
OTHER PRESENTATIONS<br />
Predicting Crime through Incarceration. Faculty Works in Progress, College of Social Sciences and<br />
Humanities, <strong>Northeastern</strong> <strong>University</strong>. November 28, 2011.<br />
Invited Presentation. Women and Incarceration. Occasional Series on Prisoner Reentry, John Jay<br />
College of Criminal Justice Prisoner Reentry Institute. December 15 th , 2006.<br />
Invited Presentation. Panelist, S.O.S. – Strategies, Opportunities and Solutions for Employing Ex-<br />
Offenders, Hosted by <strong>Northeastern</strong> <strong>University</strong>, May 24 th , 2006.<br />
Alumni Speaker. <strong>Northeastern</strong> <strong>University</strong> Psychology Department Graduation. June 13 th , 2003.<br />
Prisoner Reentry and Recidivism. March 26 th , 2008. <strong>Northeastern</strong> <strong>University</strong> Criminal Justice<br />
Honor’s Society.<br />
Growth in Women’s Imprisonment. January 24 th , 2007. <strong>Northeastern</strong> <strong>University</strong> Criminal Justice<br />
Honors Society.<br />
Invited Presentation. Mandatory Sentencing. Wednesday October 18 th , 2006. <strong>Northeastern</strong><br />
<strong>University</strong> Psychology Department, Psychology Club.<br />
GRANTS & FUNDED PROJECTS<br />
An Assessment of Reentry Policies and Practices at the Norfolk County Correctional Center. (May<br />
2011 – April 2012). Principal Investigator. Norfolk County Sheriff’s Office Grant. ($46,698).<br />
Predicting Crime through Incarceration: The Impact of Rates of Prison Cycling on Rates of Crime<br />
in Communities. (June 2010 – May 2012). Co-Principal Investigator (with Todd R. Clear). National<br />
Institute of Justice Grant # 2009-IJ-CX-4037. ($298,490).<br />
Recidivism among Inmates Released from the Billerica House of Correction (April 2008 – May<br />
2009). Principal Investigator. Middlesex Sheriff’s Office Grant. ($68,509).<br />
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The Punitiveness Project: Punitiveness Toward Female Offenders. (2005-2007). Principal<br />
Investigator. Women’s Prison Association Grant ($78,160).<br />
Co-authored, with Chris Eskridge and Todd R. Clear, an NIJ grant to the American Society of<br />
Criminology for an additional year of funding for the publication Criminology & Public Policy.<br />
(September 2003 – August 2004). National Institute of Justice Grant 2003-IJ-CX-0015 ($105,440).<br />
Co-authored, with Chris Eskridge and Todd R. Clear, an NIJ grant to the American Society of<br />
Criminology for an additional year of funding for the publication Criminology & Public Policy.<br />
(September 2002 – August 2003). National Institute of Justice Grant # 2002-IJ-CX-0015<br />
($165,917)<br />
Co-authored, with Chris Eskridge and Todd R. Clear, an NIJ grant to the American Society of<br />
Criminology to adopt and publish the journal Criminology & Public Policy (formerly Crime and Justice<br />
Research) as an official publication of the organization (September 2001 – August 2002). National<br />
Institute of Justice Grant # 2001-IJ-CX-0015. ($206,356)<br />
Co-authored with Todd R. Clear, proposal for continuation funding for launching the journal<br />
Crime and Justice Research (ultimately published as Criminology & Public Policy) (September 2000 –<br />
September 2001). National Institute of Justice Grant #2000-IJ-CX-0036. ($113,961)<br />
TEACHING EXPERIENCE – COURSES TAUGHT<br />
Undergraduate Courses<br />
Criminology<br />
Senior Seminar in Criminology<br />
Introduction to Criminal Justice<br />
Criminal Justice Administration<br />
Corrections<br />
Graduate Courses<br />
Punishment & Social Control<br />
Corrections: Theory & Practice<br />
Gender, Crime, & Justice<br />
Victimology/Victims of Crime<br />
Gender, Crime, & Justice<br />
Principles and Methods of Statistics<br />
Research Methods<br />
Community Corrections<br />
Courts & Sentencing<br />
Crimes against Humanity<br />
OTHER TEACHING<br />
Irish Senior Executive Program in Justice Policy, <strong>Northeastern</strong> <strong>University</strong>, College of Criminal<br />
Justice. (October 17 th -November 1 st , 2008). Sentencing and Responding to Adult Offenders,<br />
October 27 th , 2008.<br />
Irish Senior Executive Program in Justice Policy, <strong>Northeastern</strong> <strong>University</strong>, College of Criminal<br />
Justice. (October 26 th -November 10 th , 2007). Sentencing and Responding to Adult Offenders,<br />
November 5, 2007.<br />
Irish Senior Executive Program in Justice Policy, <strong>Northeastern</strong> <strong>University</strong> College of Criminal<br />
Justice. (October 14 th – October 27 th , 2006). Responding to Adult Offenders, October 23 rd , 2006.<br />
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PARTICIPATION ON COMPLETED THESES AND DISSERTATIONS<br />
Savage, Jenna. 2011. Doctoral Dissertation. Gendered Pathways from Strain to Delinquency During<br />
Adolescence: An Integration of GST and Differential Gender Socialization. Committee Member.<br />
Rocheleau, Ann-Marie. 2011. Doctoral Dissertation. Prisoners' Coping Skills and Involvement in Serious<br />
Prison Misconduct and Violence. Committee Member.<br />
Currul-Dykeman, Kathleen. 2010. Doctoral Dissertation. Understanding the Effects of the Court<br />
Community on the Processing of Domestic Violence Cases. Committee Member.<br />
Mansurian, Jessica. 2009. Master’s Thesis. Integrating Social Disorganization and Routine Activity Theories:<br />
A Look at Urban Crime in Morristown, New Jersey. Committee Member.<br />
Deena Isom. 2009. Master’s Thesis. Perceptions of Gender as a Conditioning Variable in General Strain<br />
Theory. Committee Member.<br />
Katharine Diana Peel. 2007. Undergraduate Honor’s Thesis. The Effect of Spatial Displacement on<br />
Visitation for Prisoners under Sentence of Death. Advisor.<br />
Elizabeth Gurian, 2006. Master’s Thesis. A Case Study on Karla Homolka: The Effect of Chivalry Justice<br />
in the Criminal Justice System. Committee Member.<br />
DIRECTED STUDENT RESEARCH (FUNDED)<br />
Rodriguez-Meade, Rebecca (2011-2012). Programs and Practices at the Norfolk County Correctional Center.<br />
Recipient of a Provost’s Office Undergraduate Research Grant ($1000). Faculty Mentor.<br />
Panicucci, Eric (2011-2012). The Spatial Distribution of Crime and Incarceration. Recipient of a Provost’s<br />
Office Undergraduate Research Grant ($1000). Faculty Mentor.<br />
Ryan, Desmond (2007-2008). Recidivism among Massachusetts’ House of Correction Inmates.<br />
Gilliland, Lisa M. (2006-2007). The Punitiveness Project. Recipient of a Provost’s Office<br />
Undergraduate Research Grant. ($750). Faculty Mentor.<br />
Peel, Katharine Diana (2006-2007). Effects of Spatial Displacement on Death Row Inmates’ Visitation.<br />
Recipient of a Provost’s Office Undergraduate Research Grant. ($936). Faculty Mentor.<br />
SERVICE TO THE UNIVERSITY AND THE COLLEGE<br />
<strong>University</strong> Committee Service<br />
Member, Undergraduate Academic Advisory Committee, 2011-2012<br />
Judge, <strong>Northeastern</strong> <strong>University</strong> Research Expo (Graduate Posters), March 26 th , 2008<br />
Chair, Fitzgerald Administrator Evaluation Committee, 2006-2007<br />
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School of Criminology & Criminal Justice Committee Service<br />
Undergraduate Committee, Chair, 2011 – 2012<br />
Personnel Committee, Member, 2011 – Present<br />
Faculty Advisor, Criminology and Criminal Justice Graduate Student Association, 2008 – 2011<br />
Executive Committee, 2006 – 2007; 2010 – 2011<br />
Transition Committee, 2009 – 2010<br />
Graduate Committee, 2005 – 2010<br />
Chair, Student Affairs Subcommittee, 2009 – 2010<br />
Chair, Curriculum Subcommittee, 2007 – 2009<br />
40 th Anniversary Programming Committee, Chair, 2007<br />
Search Committee, 2006 – 2007, Spring 2008, Fall 2010 - Present<br />
Sabbatical Committee, 2006 – 2007<br />
SERVICE TO PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS<br />
American Society of Criminology (Committees)<br />
2011 – 2012: Chair, Nominations Committee, ASC Division on Corrections & Sentencing<br />
2011 – 2012: Member, Bloch Award Committee, American Society of Criminology<br />
2010 – 2011: Member, ASC Fellows Committee, American Society of Criminology<br />
2008 – 2009: Chair, 2009 Program Committee, American Society of Criminology<br />
2007 – 2008: Chair, Bloch Award Committee, American Society of Criminology<br />
2007 – 2008: Member, Student Affairs Committee, American Society of Criminology<br />
2006 – 2007: Member, Bloch Award Committee, American Society of Criminology<br />
2006 – 2007: Member, Program Committee, American Society of Criminology<br />
2005 – 2007: Associate Editor of the ASC publication Criminology & Public Policy<br />
2001 – 2005: Managing Editor of the ASC publication Criminology & Public Policy<br />
2000 – 2001: Assistant to ASC Vice President, Dr. Todd R. Clear<br />
Association of Doctoral Programs in Criminology & Criminal Justice (ADPCCJ)<br />
1999 – 2006: Principal Researcher & Data Analyst<br />
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (member)<br />
CONSULTING<br />
2008 – 2009: Co-Chair, Membership Committee<br />
March 2009 – Dec 2010<br />
Massachusetts State Parole: Parole Outcomes Workgroup<br />
October 2004 – August 2005 Consultant/Project Director, Punitiveness Project<br />
Women’s Prison Association<br />
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