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Vita - Mark M. Lanier1 of 26MARK MURFEE LANIER, Ph.D.H: (407) 701-7460 W: (407) 823-6040lanier@mail.ucf.edumarkmlanier15@gmail.comDecember, 2009PRESENT POSITIONEDUCATIONAssociate ProfessorCollege of Health and Public AffairsDepartment of Criminal Justice & Legal StudiesUniversity of Central FloridaOrlando, FL 32816Ph.D. Spring 1993Michigan State University,College of Social Sciences,School of Criminal Justice.Interdisciplinary Doctoral Program with concentrationsin Psychology, Sociology, and CriminalJustice/Criminology. GPA: 3.70Ph.D. Dissertation: "Explication and measurement of thetheoretical constructs underlying community policing."Committee: Robert Trojanowicz, Ph.D. Social SciencesPeter K. Manning, Ph.D. SociologyWilliam Davidson II, Ph.D. PsychologyDavid Carter, Ph.D. Criminal JusticeM.S. June 1989University of Alabama at Birmingham,School of Social and Behavioral Sciences,Department of Criminal Justice. GPA: 4.0M.S. Thesis: "Knowledge, attitudes, and self-reportedbehavior of incarcerated adolescents related to AcquiredImmunodeficiency Syndrome: An exploratory analysis."B.S. December 1987Auburn University,School of Sciences, Department of Justice and PublicSafety.

Vita - Mark M. Lanier2 of 26ACADEMIC POSITIONSFall 1998 – Present Associate Professor (tenured 1/98)Department of Criminal Justice & Legal StudiesUniversity of Central FloridaFall 1993 – Summer 1998Fall 1992 - Summer 1993Winter 1991Fall 1991 - Summer 1992Assistant ProfessorDepartment of Criminal Justice & Legal StudiesUniversity of Central FloridaAssistant ProfessorDepartment of Sociology, Anthropology and CriminologyEastern Michigan UniversityVisiting LecturerDepartment of Sociology, Anthropology and CriminologyEastern Michigan UniversityInstructorSchool of Criminal JusticeMichigan State UniversityPrimary areas of Interest:Social Control Issues & Criminological TheoryResearch Methodologies & EpidemiologyHIV/AIDS Implications & InterventionsORGANIZATIONAL INITIATIVES1989-1993 National Center for Community PolicingAffiliations:Primary Funder:Role:Michigan State UniversityCharles Stewart Mott FoundationDirected research1999-2004 Health Research Associates, Inc. Private, research consulting firmPrimary Funders:Florida Department of HealthCenter for Drug Free LivingDuval County Health DepartmentCenters for Disease ControlHRSARole:Founder, CEO2008-present Virtual Center for Epidemiological Criminology (VCEC)Affiliations:Morgan State UniversityUniversity of Central FloridaUniversity of Pretoria, South AfricaFlorida Department of LawEnforcementPrimary Funders:TBARole:Director, Co-Founder

Vita - Mark M. Lanier5 of 26Peer-reviewed articles, continuedSloan, John J., Mark M. Lanier and Deborah DeBeers* (2000)“Policing the Contemporary University Campus: Challenging Traditional OrganizationalModels.” Journal of Security Administration, 23, 1, 1-20.Lanier, Mark M., Robert P. Pack* and Ralph DiClemente (1999)“Changes in Incarcerated Adolescents Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Knowledge andSelected Behaviors from 1988 to 1996.” Journal of Adolescent Health, 25, 3, 182-186.Henry, Stuart and Mark Lanier** (1998)“The Prism of Crime: Arguments for an Integrated Definition of Crime.” Justice Quarterly, 15,4, 609-627.Reprinted in John Muncie (ed). (2005) Criminology. Panchsheel Enclave, New Delhi:Sage Publications.Lanier, Mark M. (1996)"An Evolutionary Typology of Women Police Officers." Women and Criminal Justice, 8, 2, 35-57.Lanier, Mark M. and Scott Gates (1996)"An Empirical Assessment of the AIDS Risk Reduction Model (ARRM) Employing OrderedProbit Analysis." Journal of Criminal Justice, 24, 6, 537-547.Lanier, Mark M. and John Sloan (1996)"Cynicism, Fear, Communication and Knowledge of Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome(AIDS) among Juvenile Delinquents." Crime and Delinquency, 42, 2, 231-243.Lanier, Mark M. and Cloud Miller (1995)"Attitudes and Practices of Federal Probation Officers toward Pre-Plea/Trial Investigative ReportPolicy." Crime and Delinquency, 41, 3, 364-377.Barthlow, D., Patricia Horan, Ralph DiClemente and Mark Lanier (1995)"Correlates of Condom Use among Incarcerated Adolescents in a Rural State." Criminal Justiceand Behavior, 22, 3, 295-306.Lanier, Mark M. and William Davidson II (1994)"Methodological Issues Related to Instrument Development for Community PolicingAssessments." Police Studies, 17, 4, 21-40.Lanier, Mark M. and David L. Carter (1993)"Applying Computer Simulation to Forecast Homicide Rates." Journal of Criminal Justice, 21,5, 467-479.Peer-reviewed articles, continued

BOOK CHAPTERS(* Students and former students, ** Authorship listed alphabetically, equal co-authors)Vita - Mark M. Lanier7 of 26Lanier, Mark M. and Courtney Juergens* (2010, In press)“Compulsory HIV Testing.” Chapter in the Encyclopedia of Victimology and Crime Prevention.Sage Publications.Lanier, Mark M., Karol Lucken and Timothy Akers (2010)“Further need for Epidemiological Criminology.” Chapter in Key Correctional Issues. RoslynMuraskin (editor) 2nd ed. Prentice Hall Publishing, 163-174.Lanier, Mark M. and Roberto Hugh Potter (2010)“The Current Status of Inmates Living with HIV/AIDS.” Chapter in Key Correctional Issues.Roslyn Muraskin (editor) 2nd ed. Prentice Hall Publishing, 140-162.Lanier, Mark . (2010)“The Potential for Delinquency among Victims of Human Trafficking.” Insert in EssentialCriminology. Mark Lanier and Stuart Henry 3 rd ed. Westview/Perseus, 200-202.Lanier, Mark . (2010)“Mental Illness and Cracks in the System.” Insert in Essential Criminology. Mark Lanier andStuart Henry 3 rd ed. Westview/Perseus, 138-140.Lanier, Mark M. and Roberto Hugh Potter (2009)“The Current Status of Inmates Living with HIV/AIDS.” Chapter in Chapter in Visions forChange: Crime and Justice in the Twenty-First Century. Roslyn Muraskin and Albert R. Roberts(editors) 5th ed. Prentice Hall Publishing, 542-567.Lanier, Mark M. and Kelly Jockin* (2009)“Contemporary Policewomen: A Working Typology.” Chapter in Visions for Change: Crime andJustice in the Twenty-First Century. Roslyn Muraskin and Albert R. Roberts(editors) 5th ed. Prentice Hall Publishing, 314-327.Sloan, John J. and Mark M. Lanier (2007)“Community Policing on University Campuses: Tradition, Practices and Outlook.” Chapter inCampus Crime: Legal, Social, and Policy Perspectives. Bonnie S. Fisher and John J. Sloan(editors). 2 nd ed. Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas, 261-279.Lanier, Mark and Barbara Zaitzow** (2007)“Living and Dying with HIV/AIDS: The “Inside” Experience of Women in Prison.” Chapter inIt’s a Crime: Women and Justice. Roslyn Muraskin (editor) 4th ed. Prentice Hall Publishing,363-378.Hale, Donna and Mark Lanier** (2005)“The New Millennium: Women in U.S. Policing in the Twenty-First Century.” Chapter inVisions for Change: Crime and Justice in the Twenty-First Century. Roslyn Muraskin andAlbert R. Roberts (editors) 4th ed. Prentice Hall Publishing, 623-648.

Vita - Mark M. Lanier8 of 26Book Chapters, continuedLanier, Mark M. and Roberto Hugh Potter (2005)“HIV/AIDS and Correctional Populations in the Twenty-First Century: The CorrectionsDemonstration Project.” Chapter in Visions for Change: Crime and Justice in the Twenty-FirstCentury. Roslyn Muraskin and Albert R. Roberts (editors) 4th ed. Prentice Hall Publishing,483-509.Lanier, Mark M. and Stuart Henry (2001)“Crime in Context: The Scope of the Problem.” In Stuart Henry and Mark M. Lanier, What isCrime? Controversies over the Nature of Crime and What to Do about it. Boulder, CO: Rowmanand Littlefield, 1-18.Lanier, Mark M. and Stuart Henry (2001)“Introduction.” In Stuart Henry and Mark M. Lanier, What is Crime? Controversies over theNature of Crime and What to Do about it. Boulder, CO: Rowman and Littlefield, x-xiii.Hale, Donna and Mark Lanier (2001)“The New Millennium: Women in Policing in the Twenty-first Century.” Chapter in Visions forChange: Crime and Justice in the Twenty-First Century. Roslyn Muraskin and Albert R. Roberts(editors) 3rd ed. Prentice Hall Publishing, 480-497.Henry, Stuart and Mark M. Lanier (2001)“The Prism of Crime: Toward an Integrated Definition of Crime.” In Stuart Henry and Mark M.Lanier (eds.), What is Crime? Controversies over the Nature of Crime and What to Do about it.Boulder, CO: Rowman & Littlefield, 227-43.Lanier, Mark M., Ronald Braithwaite and Kimberly Jacob Arriola* (2001)“New Directions for Incarcerated Women with HIV in the Twenty-first Century: The CorrectionsDemonstration Project.” Chapter in Visions for Change: Crime and Justice in the Twenty-FirstCentury. Roslyn Muraskin and Albert R. Roberts (editors) 3rd ed. Prentice Hall Publishing,439-462.Lanier, Mark M. (2001)“Graduate School Re Visited.” Chapter in Careers in Criminal Justice: The Inside Story, StuartHenry and William G. Hinkle (editors) 2 nd ed., Sheffield Publishing Company, 243-250.Lanier, Mark M. (2001)“Preparing for Jobs in Academia and Research.” Chapter in Careers in Criminal Justice: TheInside Story, Stuart Henry and William G. Hinkle (editors) 2 nd ed., Sheffield PublishingCompany, 233-242.Hale, Donna and Mark Lanier (1998)“The Next Generation: Women in Policing in the Twenty-first Century.” Chapter in Visions forChange: Crime and Justice in the Twenty-First Century. Roslyn Muraskin and Albert R. Roberts(editors) 2 nd ed., Prentice Hall Publishing, 394-412.Book Chapters, continued

Vita - Mark M. Lanier9 of 26Lanier, Mark M. (1998)“HIV Related Issues for Incarcerated Women in the 21 st Century: Statistical, Medicinal andTheoretical.” Chapter in Visions for Change: Crime and Justice in the Twenty-First Century.Roslyn Muraskin and Albert R. Roberts (editors) 2 nd ed. Prentice Hall Publishing, 413-432.Miller, Cloud and Mark Lanier** (1997)“Departures permitted below minimum mandatory Federal sentencing guidelines and resultantproblems.” Reprinted from Informant Law Deskbook in International Forum on Crime andPunishment. Central and Eastern European Law Initiative, Palanga, Lithuania, 1-13.Reprinted in : Miller, Cloud and Mark Lanier (1997) “Departures permitted belowminimum mandatory Federal sentencing guidelines and resultant problems.” InInformant Law Deskbook. Dennis Fitzgerald (editor), Clark Boardman CallaghanPublishing, 12-1 to 12-21.Alley, Mark* and Mark Lanier** (1997)“Community evaluates Neighborhood Watch, makes improvements.” Community PolicingExchange, US Department of Justice, 4.Lanier, Mark M. (1996)“Justice for Incarcerated Women with HIV in the Twenty-first Century.” Chapter in Visions forChange: Crime and Justice in the Twenty-first Century. Roslyn Muraskin and Albert R. Roberts(editors), Prentice Hall Publishing, 326-339.Lanier, Mark M. (1995)“Community Policing on University Campuses: Tradition, Practice, and Outlooks.”Chapter in Campus Crime: Legal, Social, and Policy Perspectives. John Sloan and BonnieFisher (editors), Charles Thomas Publishing, 246-263.Lanier, Mark M. (1994)“Experiences of Graduate School.” Chapter in Inside Jobs: A Students Guide to Criminal JusticeCareers, Stuart Henry (editor), Sheffield Publishing, 191-195.Lanier, Mark M. (1994)“Preparing for Jobs in Academia and Research.” Chapter in Inside Jobs: A Students Guide toCriminal Justice Careers, Stuart Henry (editor), Sheffield Publishing Company, 181-189.

PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS AND SELECTED MEDIA REPORTSVita - Mark M. Lanier10 of 26Lanier, Mark M. and Thozama Lutya (2009, in press)“How EpiCrim is Useful for Health Care Professionals.” Correct Care, xx,xx. Invited paper.Mark Lanier on Human Trafficking. (March 4, 2009)Public Affairs Today, 30 minutes, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lscvYYPMnNQMark Hansen (June, 2001)Professors Scrutinize Allen charge in deadlocked juries. ABA Law Journal, 24-25.Laura Stewart (2001) “Community Policing.” FOX35 News interview.

Vita - Mark M. Lanier11 of 26GRANTSFunded Proposals2009 Recognition of Victims of Human Trafficking. Department of Justice, Officeof Justice Programs, National Institute of Justice. NIJ-2009-SL#000869.Principal Investigator, $840,277.85. (Under Review).1995-96 Examination of the Usefulness of Persuasion Theory for AIDS/HIV RiskReduction Behaviors among High-risk Adolescents. State Department of Healthand Rehabilitation Services, Contract #18-65-702.Principal Investigator,$100,000.1995-96 Female Police Officers: Examination of a Typology. College of Health andPublic Affairs, University of Central Florida. Principal Investigator, $3,108.Awarded, but I declined the grant.1994 Punishment or Prevention: Which best reduces Crime in America? IvanhoeBroadcast News, Principal Investigator, $1,000.1994 Community Policing in Chicago Public Housing. Faculty Research Award,College of Health and Public Affairs, University of Central Florida, PrincipalInvestigator, $1,666.1991-93 Examination of Citizen Satisfaction with Police Services, City of Jackson,Michigan. Principal Investigator, $8,000.1990-92 Michigan State Housing Development Authority. Community OfficersPatrolling Streets (COPS), with Robert C. Trojanowicz, Contract #1012-90,Director of Research, $150,000.

Vita - Mark M. Lanier13 of 26Grant Service:2009 Watertown South Dakota Police Department, Department of Justice, Bureau ofJustice Assistance (BJA), Recovery Act Assistance to Rural Law Enforcement toCombat Crime and Drugs Program Watertown, Reviewed and edited proposal.$1,568,993.00.1999-2004 Linking Inmates Needing Care (LINC). Corrections Demonstration Project.Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Health Resources andServices Administration (HRSA) awarded to the Florida Department of Health,Bureau of HIV/AIDS. Multi state AIDS/HIV research. Co-wrote funded grantwith Priscilla Wood. Florida portion was $5,000,000.00 #U22/CCU417723Total grant was for $30,000,000.00. Awarded.1992-93 Community Policing Training and Technical Assistance in Public Housing.Department of Justice (Bureau of Justice Assistance) and Department ofHousing and Urban Development (Office of Resident Initiatives). Consortium ofPolice Executive Research Forum (PERF), National Center for CommunityPolicing, International City/County Management Association, Institute for Lawand Justice, Research Associate, Co-wrote grant proposal, $1,725,000. Awarded.

Vita - Mark M. Lanier14 of 26CONTRACTS2003-04 Linking Inmates Needing Care. Florida Department of Health, Bureau of HIV/AIDS,Principal Investigator, Contract #COAGB, $25,000.2002-03 Linking Inmates Needing Care. Florida Department of Health, Bureau of HIV/AIDS,Principal Investigator, Contract #COAAQ, $25,000.2001-02 Linking Inmates Needing Care. Florida Department of Health, Bureau of HIV/AIDS,Principal Investigator, Contract #COA60, $25,000.2000-01 Jail LINC (Linking Inmates Needing Care) Project. Duval County Health Department,Jacksonville, FL. Principal Investigator, Contract #CFDA 93.940, $25,0002000-01 Linking Inmates Needing Care. Florida Department of Health, Bureau of HIV/AIDS,Principal Investigator, Contract #COAW4, $25,000.RESEARCH REPORTSLanier, Mark M. (2003). Enhancing Motivation for Change, Center for Drug Free Living,Orlando, Florida, Grant #COADQ.Lanier, Mark M. (2003) Linking Inmates Needing Care (LINC), Florida Department of Health,Bureau of HIV/AIDS, Grant #COAAQ.Lanier, Mark M. and Matthew Simpson* (2002). HIV/AIDS LINC Evaluation: Client LevelData, Florida Department of Health, Bureau of HIV/AIDS, Grant #COA60.Lanier, Mark M., Leslie Hall* and Jason Scott* (2001). HIV/AIDS Jail LINC Evaluation, DuvalCounty Health Department, Jacksonville, Florida, Grant #CFDA93.940.Lanier, Mark M. and Robert Pack* (1998). Examination of the Usefulness of Persuasion Theoryfor HIV/AIDS Risk Reduction Behaviors Among High Risk Adolescents. Florida Department ofHealth and Rehabilitative Services, Division of HV/AIDS Prevention.Plus, at least 15 other research reports for various agencies.

Vita - Mark M. Lanier15 of 26CONSULTING2008 Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), Executive Training Institute,Research Methodologies, Tallahassee, Florida, $3,300.2005 Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), Executive Training Institute,Research Methodologies, Tallahassee, Florida, $1,500.2004 Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), Executive Training Institute,Research Methodologies, Tallahassee, Florida, $1,500.2000-04 Research Consultant Medical and Research Issues, Center for Drug Free Living,Orlando, FL, numerous contracts, approximately $25,000 (excluding specificones listed in this section).2003 Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), Executive Training Institute,Research Methodologies, Tallahassee, Florida, $1,500.2002 Federal Law Enforcement Training Institute (FLETC), Research Methods, TroyState University, $3,000.2002 Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), Executive Training Institute,Research Methodologies, Tallahassee, Florida, $1,500.2001 Federal Law Enforcement Training Institute (FLETC), Research Methods, TroyState University, $3,000.2000-2001 The Center for Drug Free Living, Orlando, Florida, Resource DevelopmentConsultant, $10,000?1992 Supervisory Training for Police Managers, Timothy J. O'Conner, Chicago PoliceDepartment Training Academy, Chicago, Illinois, February 14-17, $3,000?.1992 Community Policing, Chicago Public Housing Authority Police Department,January 15-19, $3,000.

Vita - Mark M. Lanier16 of 26SERVICEPROFESSIONAL SERVICEProgram Evaluations:2008 Department of Social Work and Criminology, University of Pretoria(Yunibesithi ya Pretoria), Republic of South Africa. September 13-23.Presentations:(* Students and former students)2010 Invited Speaker, Florida Department of Health (DOH), Bureau of HIV/AIDS,“S.O.S. Sista’s Organizing to Survive” annual meeting, Orlando, FL., June 18-20.2010 "Comparative Issues in Teaching and Researching Crime and Criminal Justice."Chairperson and Discussant at the annual meeting of the Academy CriminalJustice Sciences, San Diego, CA., February 23-27.2010 “The Extent of Human Trafficking in Florida.” Paper presented at the annualmeeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, San Diego, CA., February23-27.2009 “Epi-Crim Criminological Responses to Human Trafficking of Women and Girlsfor Sexual Exploitation in South Africa.” Paper presented at the StockholmCriminology Symposium, Stockholm, Sweden, June 22-42 (with ThozamaMandisa Lutya).2009 “Epidemiological Criminology.” Breakout session at the American CorrectionalHealth Services Association (ACHSA), Orlando, FL, March 15.2009 “Research Ethics in Corrections.” Moderator at the American CorrectionalHealth Services Association (ACHSA), Orlando, FL, March 14.2008 “Epidemiological Criminology: Linking Public Health, Criminology and JusticePolicy.” Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Southern Criminal JusticeAssociation, New Orleans, Louisiana, October 1.2008 “Criminological Theory II.” Chairperson at the Southern Criminal JusticeAssociation, New Orleans, Louisiana, October 1.2007 “Gang Membership and Illicit Drug Use.” Paper presented at the annual meetingof the Southern Criminal Justice Association, Charleston, South Carolina,September 28 (with Rob Pack).2006 “Perspectives on Student Deviance and Delinquency.” Chairperson andDiscussant at the Southern Criminal Justice Association, Charleston, SouthCarolina, September 22.

Vita - Mark M. Lanier17 of 262006 “So, Students Cheat….” Paper presented at the annual meeting of the SouthernCriminal Justice Association, Charleston, South Carolina, September 22 (withJessica Stern* and S. Jill Self*).2005 “Living and Dying with HIV/AIDS: The “Inside” Experience of Women inPrison.” Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Society ofCriminology, Toronto, Canada, November 15 (with Barbara Zaitzow).2005 “Academic Integrity and Distance Learning.” Paper presented at the annualmeeting of the Southern Criminal Justice Association, Jacksonville Beach,Florida, September 29 (with Brenda Banuelos*).2005 “Distance Learning and Criminal Justice Education.” Chairperson andDiscussant at the Southern Criminal Justice Association, Jacksonville Beach,Florida, September 29.2003 “AIDS and HIV Research: Optimum Settings for Interdisciplinary Studies.”Paper presented at the 25 th Annual conference of the Association of IntegrativeStudies, Detroit, Michigan, October 9-12.2002 “Findings from the National Corrections Demonstration Project: Florida JailData.” Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Southern Criminal JusticeAssociation, Clearwater Beach, Florida, September 25.2002 “Correctional Issues.” Chairperson at the Southern Criminal Justice Association,Clearwater Beach, Florida, September 25.2001 “The Allen Charge.” Paper presented at the annual meeting of the AmericanAcademy of Forensic Science, Seattle, Washington, February 23 (with CloudMiller).2001 “AIDS/HIV Research Methodological Issues and Practices: The CorrectionsDemonstration Project.” Paper presented at the annual meeting of theInternational Methodology Conference, Trinidad, West Indies, March 12–13.2000 “The Allen Charge: A Rare Empirical Assessment.” Paper presented at theannual meeting of the Southern Criminal Justice Association, Charleston, SouthCarolina, October 4-7 (with Cloud Miller and Roy Manning*).2000 “The Allen Charge: Expedited Justice or Coercion?” Paper presented at theannual meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, New Orleans,Louisiana, March 21-24.1999 “Policing the Modern College Campus: Challenges, Organizational Responsesand Community Oriented Policing.” Paper presented at the annual meeting of theAcademy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Orlando, Florida, March 9-13, (with JohnSloan and Deborah DeBeers*).

Vita - Mark M. Lanier18 of 261998 “Towards a Wholistic View of Crime: An Integrationist Approach.” Paperpresented at the annual meeting of the International Conference on Criminologyand Criminal Justice in the Caribbean. Barbados, West Indies, October 14-16.1998 “AIDS/HIV and Incarcerated Populations.” Paper presented at the annualmeeting of The Future of HIV Counseling and Testing Advanced Concepts andTechniques. Florida Department of Health, Orlando, Florida, April 29.1997 "Using Persuasion Theory to reduce the risk of AIDS/HIV for IncarceratedAdolescents." Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Society ofCriminology, San Diego, California, November 19.1997 "Attitude and Behavior Change for Persons at-risk for HIV Infection." Invitedspeaker to the Florida AIDS/HIV Community Planning Group Meeting, Bureauof Disease Intervention, Florida Department of Health, Tampa, Florida, February6.1997 "Substance Abuse and Special Populations." Discussant at the annual meeting ofthe Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Louisville, Kentucky, March 15.1997 "Using Persuasion Theory to reduce drug use among Adolescents." Paperpresented at the annual meeting of the American Criminal Justice Association,Louisville, Kentucky, March 13, (with Ralph DiClemente and Rob Pack*).1995 "A Nation-wide analysis of Pre-Plea Sentencing report practices." Paperpresented at the annual meeting of the American Society of Criminology,Boston, Massachusetts, November 15.1995 "Legal order versus Social order." Chairperson at the annual meeting of theAmerican Society of Criminology, Boston, Massachusetts, November 15.1995 "Critical Criminology: Alternative models of Community and Social Control."Discussant at the annual meeting of the American Society of Criminology,Boston, Massachusetts, November 16.1994 "Federal Probation Officer attitudes toward Pre-sentence reports and Sentencingguidelines." Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Southern CriminalJustice Association, Memphis, Tennessee, October 7.1994 "Ethical Perspectives of the Police Role in a Democratic Society." Panelists atthe annual meeting of the International Association for Civilian Oversight ofLaw Enforcement, Orlando, Florida, September 12.1994 "Officer attitudes towards Community Policing in Chicago's Public Housing."Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Criminal JusticeAssociation, Chicago, Illinois, March.1993 "Programs for Juvenile Offenders." Chairperson and Discussant at the annualmeeting of the Academy Criminal Justice Sciences, Kansas City, Missouri,March 20.

Vita - Mark M. Lanier19 of 261993 "Community Corrections II." Chairperson & Discussant at the annual meeting ofthe Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Kansas City, Missouri, March 17.1992 "Media Images and the Police." Chairperson and Discussant at the annualmeeting of Southern Criminal Justice Association, Gatlinburg, Tennessee,September 30 - October 3.1992 "Occupational Stressors facing Female Police Officers." Paper presented at theannual meeting of the Southern Criminal Justice Association, Gatlinburg,Tennessee, September 30 - October 3.1992 "Community Policing in Chicago Public Housing." Invited participant inCommunity Policing in Public Housing Focus Group sponsored by the NationalInstitute of Justice, US Department of Justice and the US Department of Housingand Urban Development. Washington, DC, June 30, 1992.1992 "Community Policing Activities." Chairperson and Discussant at the annualmeeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,March 10-14.1992 "Measuring the Influence of 'Community' in Community Policing." Presented atthe annual meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania, March 10-14.1992 "Problem Oriented Policing." Workshop coordinator and Chair at the annualmeeting of the Park and Recreation Law Enforcement Institute, East Lansing,Michigan, February 12.1991 "Factors related to increasing Homicide Rates: An Application of ComputerSimulation." Presented at the annual meeting of the Midwestern CriminalJustice Association, Chicago, Illinois, October 2-4.1991 "Incidence of Crime." Panel Chairperson & Discussant at the annual meeting ofthe Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Nashville, Tennessee, March 5-9.1990 "Trends in Community Policing." Panel Chairperson & Discussant at the annualmeeting of the Midwestern Criminal Justice Association, Chicago, Illinois,October 3-5.1990 "System Dynamics and Forecasting: Proactive & Reactive Police Tactics."Presented at the annual meeting of the Midwestern Criminal Justice Association,Chicago, Illinois, October 3-5.1990 "Research Design & Findings: Law Enforcement Applications." InvitedLecturer at the Michigan COPS Training, East Lansing, Michigan, August 27-29.1990 "Issues in Policing." Panel Chairperson & Discussant at the annual meeting ofthe Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Denver, Colorado, March 28-April 1.

Vita - Mark M. Lanier20 of 261990 "Community Policing & Group Violence." Presented at the annual meeting ofthe Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Denver, Colorado, March 28-April 1,(with Robert C. Trojanowicz).1989 "How Crime Myths Affect Individuals Fear of Crime." Presented at the annualmeeting of the Alabama Academy of Sciences, Birmingham, Alabama, March22-25.1989 "The Impact of AIDS Education on Youthful Offenders." Presented at theannual meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Washington, DC,March 28-April 1, (with Belinda R. McCarthy).1988 "AIDS Awareness in Juvenile Correctional Facilities." Presented at the annualmeeting of the Southern Criminal Justice Association, Asheville, North Carolina,October 12-14, (with Belinda R. McCarthy).(* Students and former students)

Vita - Mark M. Lanier21 of 26Grant Reviewer and/or Research Consultant:OUR Grant Reviewer, University of Central Florida (2009)Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) (2008, 2009)Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Atlanta, GA (2004)National Institute of Justice, Technical Assistance & Support (TAS), DC (1993)Consulting Editor: Women and Criminal Justice (1999-2002)Editorial Board:Manuscript Reviewer:Journal of Philosophical and Theoretical Criminology(2009-xxxx)Social Work Maatskaplike Werk (2009-xxxx)Acta Criminologica (2009-xxxx)Journal of Correctional Health Care (2008-2010)American Journal of Criminal Justice (2007-2010)Women and Criminal Justice (1998-2002)Journal of Crime and Justice (2001-2003)American Journal of Community PsychologyAmerican Journal of Public HealthAmerican Journal of Criminal JusticeAIDS: Education and PreventionCrime and Social JusticeInternational Journal of Medicine and Medical ScienceJournal of AdolescenceJournal of Correctional Health CareJournal of Criminal JusticeJournal of Criminal Justice and Popular CultureJournal of Crime and JusticeJournal of Philosophical and Theoretical CriminologyJustice QuarterlyPolice StudiesSocial ProblemsSocial Work Maatskaplike WerkThe Prison JournalWomen and Criminal JusticeBook Reviewer:Wadsworth Publishing, Research Methods in Criminal Justice: An Introduction, (3rd Ed.),2000, Jack D. Fitzgerald and Steven M. CoxWadsworth Publishing, Research Methods in Criminal Justice and Criminology, (3rd Ed.),1999, Maxfield and Earl BabbieWaveland Press, 1999, The Police and Society: Touchstone Readings, (2 nd Ed.), VictorKappelerWestview/Harper Collins, 1998, COPS: In their own wordsWadsworth Publishing, Research Methods in Criminal Justice and Criminology, (2nd Ed.),1996, Maxfield and Earl BabbieThe Gordon and Breach Publishing Group 1996, The Justice ProfessionalWadsworth Publishing, Criminology, (2nd. Ed.) 1995, Vito and Holmes

Vita - Mark M. Lanier22 of 26PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIP:Alabama Academy of Sciences (past)American Correctional Health Services AssociationAmerican Society of CriminologyAcademy of Criminal Justice SciencesCriminological and Victimological Society of Southern AfricaSouthern Criminal Justice AssociationMidwestern Criminal Justice Association (past)COMMITTEE WORK:2008-2009 Office of Undergraduate Research (OUR), UCF2009 Grant Review Committee, OUR, UCF2009 Diversity Committee, COHPA, UCF2007-2009 Graduate Policy Committee, Department of Criminal Justice, UCF2008-2009 Graduate Student Selection Committee, Department of Criminal Justice, UCF2009 Program Planning Committee, American Correctional Health ServicesAssociation2007-2010 Awards Committee, Southern Criminal Justice Association2007-09 Ph.D. in Public Affairs Committee, University of Central Florida2007-09 Ph.D. Proposal Committee, Chair, Department of Criminal Justice/Legal Studies2007-09 Graduate Committee, Department of Criminal Justice and Legal Studies2006-07 Scholarship Selection Committee, Department of Criminal Justice, UCF2006-08 Sabbatical Faculty Review Committee, College of Health and Public Affairs2000-04 Publication and Dissemination Committee, Corrections Demonstration Project2000-04 LINC Policy Workgroup, Emory University, Abt Associates2000 TIP Criterion Committee, College of Health and Public Affairs, UCF1999-2001 Ph.D. in Public Affairs Committee, University of Central Florida1999-2001 HIV Incidence Advisory Board, Florida Department of Health, HIV/AIDS1999 Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Local Arrangements1998-2002 Student Affairs Committee, University of Central Florida1998-2008 Tenure and Promotion Committee, University of Central Florida1998-2008 Several Thesis and Dissertation Committees (Chair and member), University ofCentral Florida1997-2006 Florida Epidemiology Workgroup on HIV/AIDS, Florida Department of Health1997-2002 Graduate Affairs Committee, Department of Criminal Justice and Legal Studies1997-98 Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Member Nominations and Elections1997-98 Faculty Awards Committee, Chair, Department of Criminal Justice and LegalStudies1997 Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Member of Program Committee,Substance Abuse Section1995-96 Elected Chair of College Research Committee, University of Central Florida1995-2008 Faculty Search Committee, Department of Criminal Justice and Legal Studies,University of Central Florida1994-96 Member of College Research Committee, University of Central Florida1994-2008 Faculty Advisor of the University of Central Florida Surf Club1994-2002 Faculty Advisor and Founder of the University of Central Florida Chapter ofAlpha Phi Sigma, National Criminal Justice Honor Society1993 Member of Research and Ethics Committee (Acting Chair) and CriminologyCommittee at Eastern Michigan University

Vita - Mark M. Lanier23 of 26Master’s and Doctoral Committees2010 Candace Owen, M.S.“Human Trafficking: An International Perspective.” Department of Political Science, Universityof Central Florida, Master’s Thesis Member.2009 Minna K. Laurikkala, Ph.D.“Different Time, Same Place, Same Story? An Examination of the Context of JuvenileHomicides Between 1965-1996.” Department of Sociology, University of Central Florida,Doctoral Dissertation Member2008 Stefanie M. Johnson, HM Psychology“Alcohol Quantity and Blood Alcohol Content.” Department of Psychology, University ofCentral Florida, Honors in Major Thesis Member2007 Gavin Lee, Ph.D. candidate“Death Penalty Knowledge, Opinion and revenge: A test of the Marshall Hypotheses in a Timeof Flux.” Criminal Justice and Legal Studies, Master’s Thesis Member.2007 Micheal Miller, Ph.D.“Examining the effect of Organizational Policy Change on Taser Effectiveness.” Public Affairs,University of Central Florida, Doctoral Dissertation Member2002 Leslie Devine Hall, M.S.“Embezzlement: A Management Control Theory Perspective.” Business Administration,University of Central Florida, Honors in Major Thesis Member2000 Roy C. Manning, Jr., Ph.D. candidate“The Allen Charge: Judicial Economy or Coercion.” Criminal Justice and Legal Studies,University of Central Florida, Master’s Thesis Chair1996 N/A M.S.“MS N/A.” Department of Nursing, University of Central Florida, Master’s Thesis Member1995 Robert Hackett, Ph.D.“PhD N/A.” Department of Business, Nova University, Doctoral Dissertation Member1993 N/A M.S.“Thesis Committee.” Department of Political Science, Eastern Michigan University, Master’sThesis Member

Vita - Mark M. Lanier24 of 26COMMUNITY SERVICESServed as Consultant to the following organizations to perform training, analysis, and/or generalconsultation/lecture:2009 Watertown Police Department, South Dakota2001-05, 2008-09 Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE)2000-02 Duval County Health Department, Jacksonville, FL1998-2006 Florida Epidemiology Workgroup on HIV/AIDS1996-98 Florida AIDS/HIV Community Focus Group1995-2004 Florida Department of Health, Bureau of HIV/AIDS1995-2004 Center for Drug Free Living; Orlando, Florida1994-95 Ivanhoe Broadcast News; Orlando, Florida1993-94 Orange County Department of Corrections; Orlando, FL1992-93 Ann Arbor Police Department; Ann Arbor, Michigan1992 Chicago Police Department; Chicago, Illinois1991-94 Chicago Public Housing Authority; Chicago, Illinois1991 Saginaw Valley (MI) State University1991 Jackson Police Department; Jackson, Michigan1990-91 Grand Rapids Police Department; Grand Rapids, MI1990-91 Detroit Police Department; Detroit, Michigan1990 Ingham County Commission; Lansing, Michigan1990 Aurora Police Department; Aurora, Colorado1990-93 Lansing Police Department; Lansing, Michigan1989-90 Neighborhood Builders Alliance; State of Michigan1989-90 Office of Drug Agencies; State of Michigan1988 Alabama Department of Youth Services

Vita - Mark M. Lanier25 of 26TEACHINGCOURSES TAUGHTCJ 110 Introduction to Criminal Justice (MSU)SOC 250 Social Statistics (EMU)CCJ 3010/3014 Crime in America (UCF)CJ 335 Police Process (MSU)SOC 372 Criminal Justice in Contemporary Society (EMU)CCJ 4105 Police and Society (UCF)CCJ 4140 Community Policing (UCF)CCJ 4174 Comparative Justice Systems (UCF)SOC 431 Police in Modern Society (EMU)CCJ 4701 Research Methods (UCF)SOC 488 Field Internship, Coordinator (EMU)CCJ 4644/4932 White Collar Crime (UCF)CCJ 4934 Emergent Issues: Epidemiological Criminology (UCF)CCJ 5015 Nature of Crime (UCF)CCJ 5105 Foundations of Law Enforcement (UCF)CCJ 5704 Research Methods in Criminal Justice (UCF)CJ 650 Criminal Justice Research Methods (FLETC)CCJ 6704 Advanced Research Methods (UCF)CCJ 6706 Quantitative Methods and Computer Applications (UCF)CCJ 7029 Advanced Seminar in Law Enforcement (UCF)CCJ 7457 Seminar in Criminal Justice Theory (UCF)PAF 7820 Seminar in Qualitative Research Methods in Public Affairs (UCF)HONORS AND RECOGNITION2010 Biographical feature in the University of Central Florida graduate catalog.2006 Educator of the Year awarded by the Southern Criminal Justice Association.2005 Recognized as an “academic star” based on based on research record by Rice,Cohn and Farrington, Journal of Criminal Justice Education, 16, 2, 244-264.2001 Pi Beta Phi Honoree for Teaching Excellence, February 3, 2001, University ofCentral Florida2000 Identified among the top 4% “academic stars” from criminology and criminaljustice programs based on publication record by Cohn, Farrington and Sorensonin the Journal of Criminal Justice Education, 11, 1, 35-49.2000-02 Marquis Who’s Who in the World1999 $5,000 Teaching Incentive Award (TIP). University of Central Florida.1997 Nominated for Young Scholar of the Year, American Society of Criminology.

Vita - Mark M. Lanier26 of 26HONORS AND RECOGNITON (CONTINUED)1997 Distinguished Researcher of the Year, College of Health & Public Affairs,University of Central Florida.1995-96 Elected Chair of College Research Committee, College of Health & PublicAffairs, University of Central Florida.1995 Nominated for Researcher of the Year, College of Health & Public Affairs,University of Central Florida.1993 Faculty Recognition Award, University Marketing and Student Affairs, EasternMichigan University.1991 Elected to Membership of Phi Kappa Phi, National Interdisciplinary HonorSociety, Michigan State University Chapter.1990-91 Awarded Fellowship Bonus for Research Contributions, College of SocialSciences, Michigan State University.1990 Biographical feature in the University of Alabama at Birmingham Catalog.1989-91 Awarded Competitive Research Assistantship by the School of Criminal Justiceat Michigan State University.1989 Awarded University of Alabama at Birmingham grant-in-aid to present researchfindings at the annual meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences inWashington, DC1989 Outstanding Criminal Justice Graduate Student. University of Alabama atBirmingham.