PAULINE GASDOW BRENNAN - University of Nebraska Omaha

Pauline K. Brennan
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RESEARCH REPORTS (continued)
Brennan, Pauline K. (2002). Project P.A.V.E. the Way (Project Anti-Violence
Education): An Evaluation of The Gamewell Middle-School Program, for the Girl Scout
Council of the Catawba Valley Area. Prepared for CSR, Incorporated.
Brennan, Pauline K. (2001). Case Review: Drug Offenders in Court Room 3300 (Final
Report). University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Department of Criminal Justice.
Prepared for the Community Building Initiative, for the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Court
Process Grant.
Brennan, Pauline K. (1998). The Female Offender: Sanctions, Unique Characteristics,
Programming Needs, What May Work, and Policy Recommendations. University of
North Carolina at Charlotte, Department of Criminal Justice. Prepared for Summit
House, Incorportated.
Flanagan, Timothy J., Pauline Brennan, and Debra Cohen (1991). Attitudes of New York
Legislators Toward Crime and Criminal Justice: A Report of the State Legislature
Survey--1991. Albany: State University of New York.
Brennan, Pauline K., John. P. Hoffmann, and Susan M. Laporta (1990). "The Utilization
of the Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics in Scholarly Publication: 1986-89."
Albany, New York: Hindelang Criminal Justice Research Center. Prepared as an
addendum to a grant proposal submitted to the U.S. Department of Justice.
PAPER PRESENTATIONS (recent, * denotes graduate student co-presenter)
2012 Brennan, Pauline K. “Race/ethnicity and Institutional Misconduct: Findings on
the Predictive Validity of the LSI-R.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of
the American Society of Criminology, November, Chicago, Illinois.
2012 Cassia Spohn, Steven Belenko, Pauline K. Brennan, *Byungbae Kim. “Do the
Drugs, Do the Time, Part II: The Effect of Drug Use on Sentences Imposed on
Male and Female Offenders Convicted of Drug Offenses in Three U.S. District
Courts.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the European Society of
Criminology, Bilbao, Spain.
2012 Brennan, Pauline K. and *Abby L. Vandenberg “The Predictive Validity of the
LSI-R: Does Race/ethnicity Matter?” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of
the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, March, New York, New York.