PAULINE GASDOW BRENNAN - University of Nebraska Omaha

Pauline K. Brennan
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ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS, continued
August 2004 - present ASSISTANT PROFESSOR: University of Nebraska at Omaha,
School of Criminology and Criminal Justice. Member of the Graduate Faculty.
August 1999 – July 2004 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR: University of North Carolina at
Charlotte, Department of Criminal Justice. Member of the Graduate Faculty.
September 2002 – present FACULTY ASSOCIATE: Center for Professional and
Applied Ethics at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
August 1997 – August 1999 INSTRUCTOR: University of North Carolina at
Charlotte, Department of Criminal Justice.
PUBLICATIONS (* denotes graduate student co-author)
Books
Brennan, Pauline Katherine (2002) Women Sentenced to Jail in New York City. New
York: LFB Scholarly Publishing LLC.
In Academic Journals
Brennan, Pauline K., *Jared M. Ellison, and Chester L. Britt (forthcoming). 30 years of
research on court processing in Justice Quarterly. Justice Quarterly.
*Houser, Kimberly A., Steven Belenko, and Pauline K. Brennan (2012). The effects of
mental health and substance abuse on institutional misconduct among female offenders.
Justice Quarterly, 29(6): 799-829.
Spohn, Cassia and Pauline K. Brennan (2011). The Joint Effects of Offender
Race/ethnicity and Sex on Substantial Assistance Departures in Federal Courts. Race and
Justice: An International Journal, 1(1): 49-78.
Brennan, Pauline K. (2009). Race and Sentencing Outcomes among Female Drug
Offenders in North Carolina: A Consideration of Earlier Case Processing Outcomes.
Journal of Crime and Justice, 32(2): 77-115.
Brennan, Pauline K. and Cassia Spohn (2009). The Joint Effects of Offender
Race/ethnicity and Sex on Sentence Length Decisions in Federal Courts. Race and Social
Problems, 1(2): 200-217.