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Curriculum Vitae

Michael J. Leiber

July 2018

CONTACT INFORMATION

Department of Criminology (813) 974-9704 (office phone)

University of South Florida (813) 974-2803 (fax)

4202 E. Fowler Ave, SOC 107 [email protected]

Tampa, Fl 33620-8100

EDUCATION

1989 Ph.D., University at Albany, State University of New York: Criminal Justice

Dissertation: A Comparison of Prereform and Postreform Civil

Commitment Practices in Dane County, Wisconsin.

Dissertation Chair: Margaret Farnworth.

1984 M.A., State University of New York at Albany: Criminal Justice, Transferred

Twenty-seven credits from Graduate Program in Criminal Justice at the

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

1979 B.A., Marquette University: Liberal Arts.

CURRENT PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2013- Chair, Criminology, University of South Florida

Present

2013- Equal Protection Monitor Memphis/Shelby County Juvenile Court. Department of Justice.

Present

2010- Editor, Journal of Crime & Justice

Present

PAST ACADEMIC APPIONTMENTS

2011-2013 Interim Chair, University of South Florida

2010-Present Full Professor University of South Florida

2005- 2010 Full Professor Virginia Commonwealth University

2002-2005 Full Professor University of Northern Iowa

1995-2002 Associate Professor University of Northern Iowa

1989-1995 Assistant Professor University of Northern Iowa

HONORS

2015 The Becky Tatum Excellence Award. Division of the Minorities and Women Section (MWS) of

the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS). Recognition of substantial contributions

to criminal justice education and scholarship concerning ethnicity, race, and gender in

criminology and criminal justice.

2014 Distinguished Research Alumni Award – University at Albany, School of Criminal Justice.

2013 The Lifetime Achievement Award. Division on People of Color and Crime, American Society

of Criminology (ASC) for sustained contributions to scholarship on race, crime and justice.

2013 Tom Castellano Award for dedicated service to the Midwest Criminal Justice Association.

2008 W.E.B. Du Bois Award for significant contributions to the field of racial and ethnic issues in

criminology, Western Society of Criminology

Leiber – continued

HONORS

2005 Acknowledged for contributions and service to the State of Iowa, The Juvenile Justice

Advisory Council and leadership on Iowa’s Disproportionate Minority Contact Committee.

Juvenile Justice Advisory Council, Iowa and the Division of Criminal and Juvenile Justice

Planning.

2003 Distinguished Scholarship Award. College of Social and Behavioral Sciences. University of

Northern Iowa.

1998 The Regents Faculty Excellence Award. Award based on sustained record of

excellence across research, teaching, and service. University of Northern Iowa.

COURSES TAUGHT

Criminal Justice Systems Criminology/Juvenile Delinquency Social Problems Theory

Juvenile Justice Quantitative Data Analysis Race, Crime and Inequality Deviance

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Law and the deprivation of liberty

Juvenile court decision-making with an emphasis on the influence of race, gender

Delinquency theory, Evaluation of juvenile justice programs, information systems, etc.

RESEARCH GRANTS/CONTRACTS/FELLOWSHIPS

2014 Technical Assistance to End Racial and Ethnic Disparities in the Juvenile Justice System.

Subcontract: Senior Policy Associate and Materials Development Task Leader. Project funded by

the Office of Juvenile Justice and Prevention (OJJDP). Principal Investigator: Development

Services Group, Inc. Award #2014-MU-FX-K003. $413,000.

2012 Race and Juvenile Justice Court Processing and Case Outcomes: Fluctuation or Stability?

Data Resources Program for 2012: Funding for Analysis of Existing Data.

National Institute of Justice (NIJ). Principal Investigator: Michael Leiber (USF).

Award # 2012-IJ-CX-0051 $38,167.

2006 14h District Court Service Unit, Virginia Department of Juvenile Justice, Henrico County

Juvenile Center. “Evaluation of Programs and Services Provided by the Court Service Unit”

Principle investigator: Julie Linker (Department of Psychiatry). Co-investigators: Robert

Cohen (Department of Psychiatry) and Michael Leiber (Wilder School). $24,849.

2004 Race and Juvenile Court Decision Making in Iowa. Eight-week summer

fellowship. Source: University of Northern Iowa. Graduate College. $5,200.

2001 Race, Juvenile Court Processing and Waiver Decisions. Eight-week summer fellowship.

Source: University of Northern Iowa. Graduate College. $ 5,000.

1997 Race and Intake Juvenile Justice Decision-Making. Eight-week summer fellowship.

Source: University of Northern Iowa. Graduate College. $ 4,600.

1996 A Survey of Juvenile and Criminal Justice Personnel Concerning Services For

Runaway and Serious Juvenile Offenders in Iowa. Principal Investigator: Michael Leiber.

Source: Division of Criminal and Juvenile Justice Planning, Iowa. $10, 800.


RESEARCH GRANTS/CONTRACTS/FELLOWSHIPS

1992 Race and Juvenile Justice Decision-Making in Iowa: Incarceration of Minorities

Survey. Principal Investigator: Michael Leiber.

Source: Division of Criminal and Juvenile Justice Planning, Iowa

Sponsor Award No. CA-92-001 $64, 576.

1991 Race and Juvenile Justice Decision-Making in Iowa

Source: Juvenile Justice Advisory Council. Division of Children, Youth, and

Families. Principal Investigator: Michael Leiber

Sponsor Award No. 715-90-RP-01 $41,900.

Under Review

2018 A Joint Evaluation of Policies Designed to Reduce Disproportionate Minority $247,217.

Contact and Violent Juvenile Offending. NIJ FY18 W.E.B. Du Bois

Program of Research on Crime.

Source: National Institute of Justice

Principal Investigator: Dr. Rebecca Fix, John Hopkins University.

Subcontract: Michael Leiber, Mentor.

Non-funded

2009 Letter of Intent. Nancy Rodriguez, Michael Leiber, Beth Huebner and Scott Decker.

William T. Grant Foundation. “Disproportionate Minority Contact: Policies,

Practice, and the State of Knowledge”. $438,934.

2008 Proposal. National Institute of Justice (NIJ) Race, Detention Decision-making

& Juvenile Court Outcomes & Recidivism. Two years. Brought through VCU,

Leiber Principal I, Co-PI, Margaret Camanera, Old Dominion University $333,246

PUBLICATIONS

Google Scholar Citations= 2953, h-index= 31, i10 index= 49

Book

2003 Leiber, Michael J.

The Contexts of Juvenile Justice Decision Making: When Race Matters

State University of New York Press. Albany: NY.

Reviewed by: Gordon Bazemore. Criminal Justice Review 2006 31: 82-84.; Peter Kratcoski

International Journal of Police Science and Management 2004 6 (3): 192-194.

Refereed Articles (* denotes student)

2018 Leiber, Michael, Maude Beaudry-Cyr*, Jennifer Peck and Kristin Mack.

“Sentencing Recommendations by Probation Officers and Sentencing by Judges:

An Examination of Adult Offenders across Gender”

Women & Criminal Justice 28: 100-124.

2017 Leiber, Michael, Jennifer Peck, Melissa Lugo* and Donna Bishop

“Understanding The Link Between Race/Ethnicity, Drug Offending, And Juvenile Court

Outcomes”

Crime & Delinquency 63 (14): 1807–1837.

2016 Peck, Jennifer, Michael Leiber, Maude Beaudry-Cyr* and Elisa Toman*

“The Conditioning Effects of Race and Gender on the Juvenile Court Outcomes of Delinquent

and Non-Delinquent Offenders”.

Justice Quarterly 33 (7): 1210–1236.

Leiber continued

PUBLICATIONS

Refereed Articles(* denotes student)

2016 Leiber, Michael, Jennifer Peck and Maude-Beaudry-Cyr*

“When Does Race and Gender Matter?: The Interrelationships Between the Gender of

Probation Officers and Juvenile Court Detention and Intake Outcomes”

Justice Quarterly 33(4): 614-641.

Selected by the Academy of Criminal Justice Association (ACJS) as the WILLIAM L.

SIMON/ANDERSON PUBLISHING OUTSTANDING PAPER AWARD. Paper presented at

the ACJS meeting, Philadelphia, 2014.

Leiber, Michael

“Race, prior offending and juvenile court outcomes”.

Journal of Crime & Justice 39(1): 88-106.

Reprinted: Jennifer H. Peck (2017) Race and Ethnicity in the Juvenile and Criminal Justice

Systems: Contemporary Issues of Offending Behavior and Judicial Responses. Routledge.

Leiber, Michael, Jennifer Peck, and Nancy Rodriguez

“Minority Threat and Juvenile Court Outcomes”.

Crime & Delinquency. 62(1): 54-80

Leiber, Michael, Jennifer Peck, and Maude-Beaudry-Cyr*

“The Likelihood of a ‘Youth Discount’ in Juvenile Court Sanctions: The Influence of Offender

Race, Gender, and Age”.

Journal of Race & Justice 6(1): 5-34.

2015 Leiber, Michael and Jennifer Peck

“Race, Gender, Crime Severity and Decision-Making in the Juvenile Justice System”

Crime & Delinquency 61(6): 771-797.

Mack, Kristin, Jennifer Peck, and Michael Leiber

“Gender Differences in the Long-Term Effects of Family Structure and Processes on

Externalizing and Internalizing Behaviors”.

Deviant Behavior. 36(9): 740-764.

2014 Peck, Jennifer, Michael Leiber and Sarah Jane Brubaker

"Gender, Race, and Juvenile Court Outcomes: An Examination of Status Offenders"

Journal of Youth Violence & Juvenile Justice 12(3) 250-267.

2013 Leiber, Michael

“Race, Pre- and Post-Adjudication Detention, and Juvenile Justice Decision Making “

Crime & Delinquency 59: 369-395.

Leiber, Michael and Jennifer Peck*

“Probation Violations and Juvenile Justice Decision-Making: Implications for Blacks and

Hispanics”

Journal of Youth Violence & Juvenile Justice 11(1): 60-78.

Leiber continued

PUBLICATIONS


2012 Leiber, Michael and Lyndsay Boggess

“Race, Probation Violations and Structured Secure Detention Decision-Making in Three

Jurisdictions”

Journal of Youth Violence & Juvenile Justice 10: 333-353.

2011 Leiber, Michael, John Reitzel and Kristin Mack.

“Probation Officer Recommendations for Sentencing Relative to Judicial Practice: The

Implications for African Americans”.

Criminal Justice Policy Review 22(3): 301-329

Leiber, Michael, Donna Bishop and Mitch Chamlin

“Juvenile Justice Decision-Making Before and After the Implementation of the

Disproportionate Minority Contact (DMC) Mandate”

Justice Quarterly 28 (3): 460-492.

Reprinted: Justice Quarterly (JQ) as part of its 30th anniversary in 2013 as a set of four

virtual special issues which give a snapshot of JQ’s legacy, featuring over forty

representative and highly cited articles from across the archive- Thirty years on

court processing.

Silver, Eric., Alex Piquero, Wesley Jennings, Nicole Piquero, and Michael Leiber

“Assessing the Violent Offending and Violent Victimization Overlap among Discharged

Psychiatric Patients.”

Law & Human Behavior 35: 49-59.

Leiber, Michael and Nancy Rodriguez

“The Implementation of the Disproportionate Minority Confinement/Contact (DMC) Mandate:

A Failure or Success?

Journal of Race and Justice 1: 103-124.

Reprinted: E. Penn, H. Taylor Greene and S. Gabbidon (2012)

Race and Juvenile Justice. Carolina Academic Press. 2nd edition.

2010 Leiber, Michael and Sarah Jane Brubaker

“ Does the Gender of the Intake Probation Officer Contextualize the Treatment of Black

Youth?”

Justice Research and Policy 12 (2): 51-76.

Bishop, D., M. Leiber and J. Johnson*

“Contexts of Decision Making in the Juvenile Justice System: An Organizational Approach to

Understanding Minority Overrepresentation.”

Journal of Youth Violence & Juvenile Justice 8 (3): 213-233.

2009 Leiber, Michael., Sarah Jane Brubaker, and Kristan Fox*

“A Closer Look at the Individual and Joint Effects of Gender and Race on Juvenile Court

Decision Making”

Feminist Criminology 4(4): 333-358.

Leiber continued

PUBLICATIONS


2009 Leiber, Michael., Kristin. Mack and Richard. Featherstone

“Family Structure, Family Processes, Economic Factors and Delinquency: Similarities

and Differences by Race and Ethnicity”

Journal of Youth Violence & Juvenile Justice 7(2): 79-99.

2008 Leiber, Michael and Joseph Johnson*.

“Being Young and Black: What Are Their Effects On Juvenile Justice Decision

Making?”

Crime & Delinquency 54 (4): 560-581.

2007 Leiber, Michael, Joseph Johnson*, Kristan Fox*, and Robyn Lacks

“Differentiating Among Racial/Ethnic Groups and Its Implications for Understanding

Juvenile Justice Decision Making”

Journal of Criminal Justice 35: 471-484.

Mack, Kristin, Michael Leiber, Richard Featherstone, and Maria Kutlina*

“Reassessing the Family-Delinquency Association: Do Family Type, Family Processes, and

Economic Factors Make a Difference?”

Journal of Criminal Justice 35: 51-67.

2005 Mack, Kristin and Michael Leiber

“Race, Single-Parent Households and Power-Control Theory.”

Youth & Society 37(2): 115-144.

Leiber, Michael and Kristan Fox*

“Race and the Impact of Detention on Juvenile Justice Decision Making”

Crime & Delinquency 51(4): 470-497.

Reprinted: R. Lawrence and C. Hemmens (eds.) (2008). Juvenile Justice: A Text Reader.

Sage. Pgs. 220-234.

2003 Leiber, Michael J. and Anita N. Blowers

“Race and Misdemeanor Sentencing”

Criminal Justice Policy Review 14 (4): 464-485.

Leiber, Michael J. and Kristin Y. Mack

“The Individual and Joint Effects of Race, Gender, and Family Status on Juvenile Justice

Decision-Making”

Journal of Research in Crime & Delinquency. 40(1): 34-70.

2002 Leiber, Michael J. and Kristin Y. Mack

“Race, Age and Juvenile Justice Processing”

Journal of Crime & Justice 25(2): 23-47.

Leiber, Michael J, Kimberly Schwarze*, Kristin Y. Mack, and Margaret Farnworth

“The Effects of Occupation and Education on Punitive Orientations Among Juvenile Justice

Personnel.”

Journal of Criminal Justice. 30: 1-14.

Leiber continued

PUBLICATIONS



“Disproportionate Minority Confinement (DMC) of Youth: An Analysis of State and Federal

Efforts to Address the Issue”

Crime & Delinquency 48 (1): 3-45.

Reprinted: E. Penn, H. Taylor Greene and S. Gabbidon (2006). Race and Juvenile Justice.

Carolina Academic Press. Pgs. 141-186.

Abridged version in The Prevention Report. The National Resource Center for Family

Centered Practice. 2002 (1): 1-7. The University of Iowa. School of Social Work.


“Gender, Religion, and Correctional Orientations Among a Sample of Juvenile Justice Personnel

Women & Criminal Justice 11(2): 15-44.

1999 Leiber, Michael J. and Jayne M. Stairs*

“Race, Contexts, and the Use of Intake Diversion.”

Journal of Research in Crime & Delinquency 36(1): 56-86.

1998 Leiber, Michael J., Mahesh Nalla, and Margaret Farnworth

“Explaining Juveniles’ Attitudes Toward the Police.”

Justice Quarterly. 15(1): 151-17

1997 Leiber, Michael J. and Anne C. Woodrick.

“Religion, Attributional Styles, and Adherence to Correctional Orientations.”

Criminal Justice and Behavior 24(4): 495-511.

Nalla, Mahesh, Michael J. Lynch, and Michael J. Leiber.

“Determinants of Police Growth in Phoenix, 1950-1988.”

Justice Quarterly. 14(1): 115-144.

Reprinted: Michael J. Lynch and Paul B. Stretesky (2011).Radical and Marxist Theories .

of Crime. Ashgate. Pgs. 437-466.

Leiber, Michael J. and Mary E. Wacker*.

“A Theoretical and Empirical Assessment of Power-Control Theory and Single-

Mother Families.

Youth & Society. 28(3): 317-350.

1995 Leiber, Michael J. and Katherine Jamieson.

“Race, Decision Making and the Implications of Context in Juvenile Justice

Proceedings.”

Journal of Quantitative Criminology. 11(4): 363-388.

Leiber, Michael J., Anne C. Woodrick and E. Michele Roudebush*.

“Religion, Discriminatory Attitudes and the Orientations of Juvenile Justice Personnel: A

Research Note.”

Criminology. 33: 431-449.

Leiber continued

PUBLICATIONS


1995 Leiber, Michael J. and Tina L. Mawhorr.

“Evaluating The Use of Employment and Social Skills Training with Delinquent Youth.

Journal of Criminal Justice. 23(2): 127-142.

Reprinted in S. Brandl, C. Pope, and R. Lovell (2000) An Anthology of

Readings on Criminal Justice Methods. Wadsworth Publishing. Pgs. 44-66.

Leiber, Michael J.

“Toward Clarification of the Concept of ‘Minority’ Status and Decision Making in Juvenile

Court Proceedings.”

Journal of Crime & Justice. 18(1): 79-108.


“A Comparison of Juvenile Court Outcomes for Native North American Indians

Relative to African Americans and Whites.”

Justice Quarterly 11(2): 257-279.

1993 Leiber, Michael J., Margaret Farnworth, Katherine M. Jamieson & Mahesh Nalla.

“Bridging the Gender Gap in Criminology: Liberation and Gender-Specific Strain Effects

on Delinquency.”

Sociological Inquiry 64(1): 56-68.

Leiber, Michael J., Katherine Jamieson, and Marvin D. Krohn.

“Newspaper Reporting and the Production of Deviance: Drug Use Among

Professional Athletes.”

Deviant Behavior 14(4): 317-339.

Reprinted in Henry N. Pontell (1996) Social Deviance: Readings in Theory and

Research. NY: Prentice-Hall, Inc. (2nd ed.) Pgs. 223-236.

Leiber, Michael J.

“Civil Commitment In Dane County, Wisconsin: 1969 thru 1984.”

Journal of Psychiatry & Law Summer 207-242.

Leiber, Michael J., B. Keith Crew, Mary E. Wacker*, and Mahesh Nalla.

“A Comparison of Transfer and Native Students Majoring in Criminology and

Criminal Justice.”

Journal of Criminal Justice Education 4(1): 133-152.


“Interactions Between Civil Commitment and Protective Placement: An Empirical

Assessment.”

International Journal of Law & Psychiatry 15: 265-281.

Leiber, Michael J., Margaret Farnworth, and Mahesh Nalla.

“The Practice of Restraint Before and After Civil Commitment Reform.”

The Wisconsin Sociologist 29(1): 4-14.


PUBLICATIONS

Refereed Articles

1989 Farnworth, Margaret and Michael J. Leiber.

“Merton Revisited: Economic Goals, Educational Means, and Delinquency.”

American Sociological Review 54(2): 263-274.

Reprinted in Advanced Readings in Criminology (1995) James Unnever (ed.)

Non-Refereed

Chapters/Articles (* denotes student)

Forth- Coleman, Andrea, Angelina Ahrens, Lindsey Draper, William Feyerherm, David Kuker,

coming Valerie LaMotte, Michael Leiber, and Melissa Shetrom

Disproportionate Minority Contact: A National Overview. U.S. Department of Justice

Office of Justice Programs.

2018 Leiber, Michael and Maude Beaudry-Cyr*

“Race/Ethnicity, Sentencing and Corrections” in Hayden Griffin and Vanessa Woodward (eds.)

Handbook of Corrections in the United States. Routledge. United Kingdom.

2018 Leiber, Michael, Jennifer Peck, Melanie Valentin Rosa* and Tayler Shreve*

“The Relationship between the Gender of the Probation Officer and Judicial Sentencing:

Implications for Black Male Offenders” in J. Ulmer and M. Bradley (Eds.) Handbook on

Punishment Decisions: Sites of Disparity. Routledge. Pgs. 265-290.


“The Intersection of Race/Ethnicity and Gender and the Treatment of Probation Violators in

Juvenile Justice Proceedings” in M. Deflem (ed.) Race, Ethnicity, and Law. Volume 22

in the series Sociology of Crime, Law and Deviance. Emerald Press. Pgs. 269-290.

2017 Leiber, Michael, Jennifer H. Peck, and Myra Fields* “An Examination of the Effects of Race on Intake Decision-Making in Four Jurisdictions at

Two Different Points in Time” in Parsons-Pollard, N. Y. (Ed.). Disproportionate Minority

Contact: Current Issues and Policies, 2nd edition. Durham, NC: Carolina Academic Press.

Pgs. 61-88.

First appeared in 2011 - Myra Fields* and Michael Leiber

Parsons-Pollard, N. Y. (Ed.). Disproportionate Minority Contact: Current Issues and

Policies, 1st edition. Durham, NC: Carolina Academic Press. Pgs. 51-76.

2015 Leiber, Michael J. and Jennifer H. Peck

“Youth in the Juvenile Court and Adult Court”. In Marvin Krohn & Jodi Lane (Eds.),

Handbook of Juvenile Delinquency and Juvenile Justice. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley-Blackwell.

Leiber, Michael and Jennifer H. Peck

“Race, Ethnicity, Immigration and Crime. In Julien Morizot & Lila Kaemian (Eds.),

The Development of Criminal and Antisocial Behavior: Theoretical Foundations and

Practical Applications. Springer. Chapter 21:


PUBLICATIONS

Non-Refereed Articles (* denotes student)

2014 Leiber, Michael and Jennifer Peck*

“Theories Concerning Race, Delinquency and Juvenile Justice” in Matt DeLisi and Kevin

Beaver (eds.) 2nd edition, Criminological Theory: A Life-Course Approach. Jones &

Bartlett Publisher.

2013 Leiber, Michael and Jennifer Peck*

“Race in juvenile justice and sentencing policy: An overview of research and policy

recommendations” Law & Inequality: A Journal of Theory & Practice. University of

Minnesota Law School. Summer. No. 2. Pgs 331-368.

2012 Bishop, Donna and Michael Leiber

“Race, Ethnicity, and Juvenile Justice: Racial and Ethnic Differences in Delinquency and

Justice System Responses” in Donna Bishop and Barry Feld (eds.) The Oxford Handbook

of Juvenile Crime and Juvenile Justice. Oxford University Press. Pgs. 445-484.

2009 Leiber, Michael, Dorinda Richetelli and William Feyerherm

“Assessment in Disproportionate Minority Contact”. Technical Assistance Manual.

4th edition. U.S. Department of Justice. Office of Justice Programs. Office

of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. Chapter Two, Pgs. 2.1-2.61.

2008 Leiber, Michael.

“Theories of Racial and Ethnic Bias.” Michael Lynch, E.Britt Patterson and Kristina Childs

(eds.) Racial Divide: Race, Ethnicity and Criminal Justice Theories of Racial and Ethnic

Bias. Criminal Justice Press. Pgs. 15- 38

2006 Leiber, Michael, Dorinda Richetelli and William Feyerherm

“Assessment in Disproportionate Minority Contact”. Technical Assistance Manual.

3rd edition. U.S. Department of Justice. Office of Justice Programs. Office

of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. Chapter Two, Pgs. 1-61.

2005 Pope, Carl and Michael J. Leiber

“Disproportionate Minority Confinement/Contact (DMC): The Federal Initiative.”

Darnell Hawkins and Kimberly Kempf-Leonard (eds.) Our Children, Their Children:

Confronting Racial and Ethnic Differences in American Juvenile Justice. MacArthur

Foundation Research Network on Adolescent Development and Juvenile Justice. The

University of Chicago Press. Pgs. 351-389.

1997 Leiber, Michael J., Kent Sandstrom, Tina Engstrom*, and Marlana Puls*.

“Crime, Drugs, Guns, and Claimsmakers: A Constructionist Analysis of

Newspaper Reporting of Gang Problems in a Midwestern State. Pgs. 71-90.

Eric Jensen and Jurg Gerber (eds.) The New War on Drugs: Its Construction

And Impacts on Criminal Justice Policy in North America. Anderson Publishing.

1996 Leiber, Michael J., Elizabeth M. Roudebush*, and Anne C. Woodrick.

“Race, Contextual Factors, and the Waiver Decision Within Juvenile Court

Proceedings: Preliminary Findings Form a Test of The Symbolic Threat Thesis.”

Michael Lynch and E. Britt Patterson (eds.) Justice With Prejudice: Race and

Criminal Justice. 2nd edition. NY: Harrow & Heston. Pgs. 121-138.

Leiber - continued

PUBLICATIONS

Non-Refereed Articles (* denotes student)

1995 Leiber, Michael J. and Anne C. Woodrick.

“Theoretical and Empirical Developments in the Study of Race and Juvenile Court

Processing.” Journal of Social Pathology. 1: 149-164.

1992 Leiber, Michael J. and Sean Anderson*.

“A Comparison of Pre-Reform and Post-Reform Civil Commitment Decision Making in

Dane County, Wisconsin.” New England Journal on Criminal and Civil Confinement. 20: 1-25.


“Interaction Between Civil Commitment and Protective Services: A Case Study.”

New England Journal on Criminal and Civil Confinement. 14(1): 41-65.

Reports

2018 Leiber, Michael. Settlement Agreement – United States through the Department of Justice with

Shelby County, Tennessee, the County Mayor and the County Attorney, and the Juvenile Court

of Memphis and Shelby County (JCMSC). Eleventh Compliance Report – Equal Protection.

June 1-43.



of Memphis and Shelby County (JCMSC). Tenth Compliance Report – Equal Protection.

December 1-46.

Leiber, Michael. Settlement Agreement – United States through the Department of Justice with


of Memphis and Shelby County (JCMSC). Ninth Compliance Report – Equal Protection.

June. 1-45



of Memphis and Shelby County (JCMSC). Eighth Compliance Report – Equal Protection.

November. 1-20.



of Memphis and Shelby County (JCMSC). Seventh Compliance Report – Equal Protection.

June. 1-49.



of Memphis and Shelby County (JCMSC). Sixth Compliance Report – Equal Protection.

December, 1-40.


Shelby County, Tennessee, the County Mayor and the County Attorney, and the Juvenile

Court of Memphis and Shelby County (JCMSC). Fifth Compliance Report – Equal

Protection. July. 1-43.


PUBLICATIONS

Non-Refereed (* denotes student) Reports



Court of Memphis and Shelby County (JCMSC). Fourth Compliance Report – Equal

Protection. January. 1-45.

2014 Leiber, Michael J. and Jennifer H. Peck

Race and Juvenile Justice Court Processing and Case Outcomes: Fluctuation or Stability?

National Institute of Justice. 1-112. June.



Court of Memphis and Shelby County (JCMSC). Third Compliance Report – Equal

Protection. June. 1-44.



Court of Memphis and Shelby County (JCMSC). Second Compliance Report – Equal

Protection. January. 1-42.



Court of Memphis and Shelby County. 1st Compliance Report – Equal Protection. June. 1-40.

2011 Leiber, Michael, Myra Fields*, and Jennifer Peck*

An Examination of the Factors that Influence Juvenile Justice Decision Making

In Six Iowa Jurisdictions. Technical Report. Prepared for the State of Iowa, Division of

Criminal and Juvenile Justice Planning. Pgs. 1-135. Executive Summary and Brief.

2008 Leiber, Michael J., Kristan Fox*, and Robyn Lacks.

Race and Detention Decision Making in Black Hawk County, Iowa, and the Impact on Juvenile

Court Outcomes. Technical Report. Prepared for Black Hawk Juvenile Court Services and

State of Iowa, Division of Criminal and Juvenile Justice Planning. Pgs. 1-148.

2006 Leiber, Michael, Joseph Johnson*, and Kristan Fox*

An Examination of the Factors that Influence Juvenile Justice Decision Making In the

Jurisdictions of Black Hawk, Johnson, Linn and Scott, Iowa: An Assessment Study.

Technical Report. State of Iowa, Division of Criminal and Juvenile Justice Planning. Pgs. 1-

130.

Leiber, Michael, Joseph Johnson*, and Kristan Fox*

An Examination of the Factors that Influence Justice Decision Making

In Anchorage and Fairbanks, Alaska: An Assessment Study. Technical Report.

Prepared for the State of Alaska, Division of Juvenile Justice. Pgs. 1-80.

2003 Butts, J., Bynum, T., Chaiken, J., Feyerherm, W. Laws, M.B., Leiber, M. & Snyder, H.

Recommended relative rate measures for disproportionate minority contact. Unpublished

Report for the Office of Juvenile Justice & Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP).


PUBLICATIONS


2000 Community Research Associates.

Disproportionate Minority Confinement Technical Assistance Manual. 2nd ed.

Michael J. Leiber contributed and in particular, to Chapters on Identification, Assessment, and

Intervention. Prepared for OJJDP. Washington, D.C. Pgs. 1-98.

2000 Leiber, Michael J. and Kimberly Schwarze*.

Factors that Shape and Influence Juvenile Justice Decision-Makers’ Attitudes:

A Summary of a Research Agenda. Distributed to juvenile courts and state

training schools in Iowa. Pgs. 1-123

1997 Hamparian, Donna and Michael Leiber.

Disproportionate Confinement of Minority Youth in Secure Facilities 1996

National Report, Prepared for OJJDP. Washington, D.C. Pgs. 1-50

Leiber, Michael J., with Kurt Roth*, Heidi Streeter*, Shannon Federspiel*, Tina

Engstrom* and Jacinda Gibson*.

A Survey of Juvenile Justice Personnel, Parents, and Youths Concerning Services

In King County, Washington. Prepared for Community Research Associates and

The King County Department of Youth Services. Pgs. 1-63.


A Survey of Juvenile and Criminal Justice Personnel Concerning Services For

Runaways and Serious Juvenile Offenders in Iowa. Prepared for the Division

Of Criminal and Juvenile Justice Planning, Iowa. Des Moines, Iowa. Pgs. 1-141.


A Guide To Addressing The Disproportionate Overrepresentation of Minority

Youth in Secure Facilities. Technical Report. Prepared for Community Research

Associates, Glennview, Colorado in conjunction with OJJDP. Pgs. 1-66.

Leiber, Michael J.

The State of Colorado Supreme Court Multicultural Commission Study: Findings

From A Survey of Lawyers, Judges, Magistrates, Court Personnel, Probation

Officers, and Court Interpreters. Prepared for Community Research Associates and the State

Colorado Supreme Court Multicultural Commission. Pgs. 1-159.

1993 Leiber, Michael J. and Tina Mawhorr.

An Evaluation of the Second Chance Program in Black Hawk County, Iowa.

Technical Report, Prepared for Juvenile Court Services of Black Hawk

County, IA. Pgs. 1-36.

Leiber, Michael.

The Disproportionate Overrepresentation of Minority Youth in Secure Facilities:

A Survey of Decision Makers and Delinquents. Technical Report, Prepared for

The Division of Criminal and Juvenile Justice Planning. Des Moines, IA. Pgs. 1-394.


PUBLICATIONS



The Disproportionate Overrepresentation of Minority Youth in Secure Facilities:

A Survey of Decision Makers and Delinquents. Executive Report, Prepared for

The Division of Criminal and Juvenile Justice Planning. Des Moines, IA. Pgs. 1-53.


Juvenile Justice Decision-Making in Iowa: An Analysis of the Influence of Race on Case

Processing in Scott County. Technical Report. Prepared for the Division of Criminal and

Juvenile Justice Planning, Des Moines, IA. Pgs. 1-72.

1992 Leiber, Michael J. and Jeffrey W. Spears*.

Report on the Characteristics of Youth Referred for Juvenile Court Services in Black Hawk

County, Iowa. Prepared for Black Hawk Juvenile Court Services Waterloo, IA. Pgs. 1-28.

Leiber, Michael J.

Juvenile Justice Decision Making in Iowa: An Analysis of the Influence of Race on Case

Processing in Three Counties. Technical Report, Prepared for the Division of Criminal and

Juvenile Justice Planning. Des Moines, IA. Pgs. 1-214.


Juvenile Justice Decision Making in Iowa: An Analysis of the Influence of Race on Case

Processing in Three Counties. Executive Summary. Prepared for the

Division of Criminal and Juvenile Justice Planning. Des Moines, IA. Pgs. 1-16.


A Comparison of Pre-reform and Post-reform Civil Commitment Practices in Dane County,

Wisconsin. Technical Report. Prepared for the Wisconsin Department of Health and Social

Services. Madison, WI. Pgs. 1-289.

OTHER

2017 Schreck, Christopher (Editor-in-Chief), Michael J. Leiber, Kelly Welch, and Holly Ventura

Miller (Associate Editors). Encyclopedia of Juvenile Delinquency and Justice. Wiley-

Blackwell. Three-volume reference work.

Peck, Jennifer and Michael Leiber

“Correlates and Contexts of Delinquency: Race” in Schreck, Christopher (Editor-in-Chief),

Michael J. Leiber, Kelly Welch, and Holly Ventura Miller (Associate Editors).

Encyclopedia of Juvenile Delinquency and Justice. Wiley Blackwell.

Peck, Jennifer and Michael Leiber

“Juvenile Justice: Administration and Practice: Life Without the Possibility of Parole” in

Schreck, Christopher (Editor-in-Chief), Michael J. Leiber, Kelly Welch, and Holly

Ventura Miller (Associate Editors).

Encyclopedia of Juvenile Delinquency and Justice. Wiley Blackwell.


PUBLICATIONS

OTHER

2016 Leiber, Michael J. and Jennifer H. Peck*. “Race and Crime”. In Wesley G. Jennings, George

Higgins, Dave Khey, and Mildred Maldonado-Molina (Eds.), The Encyclopedia of Crime

and Punishment. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley-Blackwell.


“Race and Juvenile Justice” Encyclopedia of Adolescence, Roger J.R. Levesque,

Editor-in-Chief, 2nd Edition. Springer Publishing.

2015 Leiber, Michael and .Jennifer Peck “Race: Perspectives and Crime”. In: James D. Wright

(editor-in-chief), International Encyclopedia of the Social & Behavioral Sciences, 2nd

edition, Vol 19. Oxford: Elsevier. pp. 837–844

2014 Leiber, M.J., & Peck, J.H.* “General Strain Theory”. In Miller, J. M., Schreck, C., Gover, A., &

Jennings, W. G. (Eds.), The Encyclopedia of Theoretical Criminology. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley-

Blackwell

Leiber, Michael and Jennifer Peck*

“Juvenile Justice System Responses to Minority Youth”. Encyclopedia of Criminology and

Criminal Justice. G.J.N. Bruinsma and D. Editors-in-Chief, Springer Publishing.

2011 Leiber, Michael and Myra Fields*

“Race and Juvenile Justice” Encyclopedia of Adolescence, Roger J.R. Levesque,

Editor-in-Chief, Springer Publishing.

2010 Leiber, Michael.

Introduction. Special editor for the Journal of Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice topic:

Race, Juvenile Justice, and Social Control


“Disproportionate Contact: What is it? What is being done to address it?”

Data Matters: An Evaluation News Letter. Spring/Summer Issue #7.

National Technical Assistance Center for Children’s Mental Health. Georgetown

University Center for Child and Human Development.


“Juvenile Justice in the United States: A Video History.”

Journal of Criminal Justice & Popular Culture. 1(5)

Endorsement

2017 Merlo, A. and P. Benekos. Reaffirming Juvenile Justice: From Gault to Montgomery. Taylor &

Francis.

2016 Freiburger, T. and K. Jordan. Race and Ethnicity in the Juvenile Justice System. Carolina

Academic Press.

Manuscripts Under Review

Peck, Jennifer, Michael Leiber & Maude Beaudry-Cyr* “Sampson and Laub’s Macro-Level Theory of

Inequality and Social Control: Examining the Juvenile Court Outcomes of Whites, Blacks, and

Hispanics” Criminal Justice & Behavior Revise & Resubmit.


Manuscripts Under Review

Leiber, Michael & Jennifer Peck “A Clarification and Test of The Symbolic Threat Perspective” JQ

Revise & Resubmit..

Leiber, Michael, Bryanna Fox, John Cochran, Julie Krupa* & Melanie Valentin Rosa*. “Race and the

Effects of Prior Case Outcomes on Current Dispositions: Continuity and Change in the Dispositional

Careers of Juvenile Offenders.” Criminology.

Projects

Examining transfer to adult court in Hillsborough County, Fl.; Paper on race/ethnicity and gender effects

on juvenile court outcomes from a liberation thesis perspective. Paper on an assessment of the study of

race/ethnicity on juvenile court outcomes.

Presented Papers Seventy-three papers (sole author and coauthored) have been presented at the: Annual

Meetings of the American Society of Criminology, Annual Meetings of the Academy

of Criminal Justice Sciences, Annual Midwest Criminal Justice Meetings, Annual

Midwest Sociology Meetings, the Southern Criminal Justice Association Meetings, and

the International Conference on New Directions in the Humanities. Detailed listing of

papers available upon request

Professional Service

2013-Present Associate Editor Journal of Youth Violence & Juvenile Justice

2011- Present Member of Editorial Board Race and Justice: An International Journal

2011-Present Member of Editorial Board International Journal of Comparative and

Applied Criminal Justice

2000-2002 Member of Editorial Board Journal of Social Pathology

1992-1996 Member of Editorial Board Journal of Crime & Justice

Manuscript Reviewer (AdHoc)

Social Problems Crime & Justice Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency

Criminal Justice Policy Review Feminist Criminology Women & Criminal Justice

Justice Quarterly Deviant Behavior Sociological Quarterly

Social Science Quarterly Police Practice and Research Criminology & Public Policy

Journal of Quantitative Criminology Criminal Justice Review Crime & Delinquency

Criminology Social Science Research Journal of Adolescent Health Criminal Justice & Behavior

Children and Youth Services Review Social Currents Social Sciences Race & Justice

Journal of Child & Adolescent Substance Abuse International Journal of Forensic Mental Health

Grant Reviewer (Ad Hoc)

Louisiana Commission on Law Enforcement. Louisiana Disproportionate Minority Contact

Assessment Project (March, 2010).

Institute for the Promotion of Innovation by Science and Technology in Flanders (April, 2009)

National Institute of Justice (NIJ). US Department of Justice. Review of Final Report. (May, 2008)

Office of Juvenile Justice & Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) – Field-Initiated Research and

Evaluation Program (Sept. 2007)

Economic and Social Research Council/Commission on Racial Equality – DMC studies (Aug. 2006)

Office of Juvenile Justice & Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) – Mentoring Programs (Aug. 2001).

Review and Recommendation for Tenure/Promotion

Criminal Justice, University of South Carolina, Assistant to Associate, Summer 2018

Criminal Justice, University of Nevada – Reno, Assistant to Associate, Summer 2018

Criminal Justice, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Associate to Full Spring 2018

Criminal Justice, Temple University, Assistant to Associate, Fall 2017


Review and Recommendation for Tenure/Promotion

Criminal Justice, Temple University, Assistant to Associate, Fall 2016

Criminal Justice, University of San Antonio – Texas, Associate to Full Fall 2016

Criminal Justice, University of New Haven, Tenure Fall 2016

Sociology, University of North Texas, Associate to Full, Fall 2016

Sociology, Anthropology, & Criminal Justice, Rutgers University, Assistant to Associate, Fall 2016

Sociology, The Ohio State University, Assistant to Associate, Fall 2015

Indiana University School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Associate to Professor, Fall 2015

Criminal Justice & Criminology, University of Texas at Arlington, Assistant to Associate, Fall 2015

Criminal Justice, University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee, Assistant to Associate, Fall 2014

Criminal Justice, University of North Texas, Assistant to Associate, Fall 2014

Sociology/Criminal Justice Department at the University of St. Thomas, Assistant to Associate, Fall 2014

Criminal Justice, Rochester Technical Institute, Associate to Full, Fall 2013

Criminal Justice, University of Wyoming, Associate to Professor, Summer, 2013

Criminal Justice, University of Nebraska Omaha, Assistant to Associate, Summer 2013

Criminal Justice, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Assistant to Associate Summer 2012

Criminal Justice, Rochester Technical Institute, Assistant to Associate, Summer 2012

Criminal Justice, University of North Texas, Associate to Professor, Summer 2012

Criminal Justice, University of Central Florida, Assistant to Associate, Summer 2012

Criminal Justice, Indiana University, Assistant to Associate, Summer, 2011

Criminal Justice, Wayne State University- Assistant to Associate, Fall- 2010

Urban Studies, Drexel University – Assistant to Associate, Fall- 2009

Criminal Justice, University of Wyoming – Assistant to Associate. Fall- 2006

Consultant Sites and Issues

Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP in coordination with the National

Training and Technical Assistance Center. Aided state of Massachusetts to conduct assessment

(2016 -2017).

OJJDP FY 2014 Studies Program on Ethnic Disparities in Juvenile Justice Demonstration Program

Funding Opportunity OJJDP-2014-3941 CFDA 16.540. Examination of Ethnic Disparities in

Juvenile Justice Processing in Indiana, 2013-2014 . American Institutes for Research. Consultant.

(2015).


Training and Technical Assistance Center. Aided state of Michigan to develop assessment plan.

(June, 2013).


Training and Technical Assistance Center. Disproportionate Minority Contact Assessment

Study: Recommendations from the Field. Webinar. (May, 2013).


Training and Technical Assistance Center. Provided assistance to Christian County, Kentucky

to conduct assessment study (June, 2011).

Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP). Conducted Web Training to

Individuals across the country, 2 days, with Dorinda Richetelli. Conducting Reliable DMC

Assessment (February, 2011).




Training and Technical Assistance Center. Provided assistance to the state of Kentucky to

to conduct assessment study (November, 2010).


Training and Technical Assistance Center. Provided assistance to the state of West Virginia to

to conduct assessment study (September, 2010).

Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP in coordination with the

National Training and Technical Assistance Center. Provided assistance to the state of

Pennsylvania to conduct assessment study (September, 2010).

Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP in coordination with the

National Training and Technical Assistance Center. Provided assistance to the state of

Maryland to conduct assessment study (August, 2010).


Training and Technical Assistance Center. Provide assistance to the state of Massachusetts

to conduct assessment study. (April, 2010).

Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP). Conducted Web Training to

Individuals across the country, 2 days, with Dorinda Richetelli. Conducting Reliable DMC

Assessment (January, 2010).

A committee member on an advisory committee (as consultant) concerning the

disproportionate minority overrepresentation of minority youth (DMC) - The Justice

Research and Statistics Association (JRSA) which is a national nonprofit organization of

State Statistical Analysis Center (SAC). Awarded Grant from the Office of Juvenile

Justice & Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP). (2007-2009).

National Institute of Justice (NIJ). Reviewer of Technical Report. (May, 2008).

Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP). Peer Review Panel on

Disproportionate Minority Contact in the Juvenile Justice System. (January 2007).

Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP). Provided technical assistance

on how to collect and disseminate data on the disproportionate minority youth over-

representation in the juvenile justice system. Target audience: New State Division of Criminal

Justice Services, juvenile justice advisory group, judges, police, community activists. Albany

and Rochester, New York. Contract with Development Services Group (September 2005).



representation in the juvenile justice system. Target audience: Juvenile Justice Specialist.

Jackson, Mississippi. Contract with Development Services Group (August 2005).





representation in the juvenile justice system. Target audience: Juvenile Justice Specialist and

DMC coordinator . Little Rock, Arkansas. Contract with Development Services Group (August

2005).



representation in the juvenile justice system. Target audience: Wichita and Topeka.( 2005).

Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP). Provide instruction on how to

comply with identification phase of the Disproportionate Minority Youth Contact Mandate.

Presented to juvenile justice advisory board, lawyers, police, and community activists. –

Portland, and Great Falls, Maine. Contract with Development Services Group (July, 2005).

Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP). Provide intensive

technical assistance to state of Alaska, concerning compliance with the disproportionate

minority confinement (DMC) mandate. Contract with Research Evaluation (2002-2004).


technical assistance to state of Massachusetts concerning compliance with the

disproportionate minority confinement (DMC) mandate. Contract with Juvenile

Justice Resource Center and Research Evaluation. (2000-2004).

Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP). Provide guidance on addressing

disproportionate minority youth contact in the juvenile justice system. Presented to Juvenile

Justice Practitioners Kansas, Topeka, Kansas. Contract with Development Services Group

(February 2004).

Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP). Provide instruction on how to

comply with identification phase of the Disproportionate Minority Youth Contact Mandate.

Presented to the Louisiana Commission on Law Enforcement & Administration of Criminal

Justice – Baton Rouge, LA. Contract with Development Services Group (January, 2004).


on how to collect and disseminate data on the disproportionate minority youth

overrepresentation in the juvenile justice system. Target audience: Minnesota Department of

Public Safety, Office of Justice Programs. Contract with Development Services Group (Oct.

2003).



overrepresentation in the juvenile justice system. Target audience: Ohio Department of

Youth Services. Contract with Development Services Group (August 2003).

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representation in the juvenile justice system. Target audience: Wyandotte County,

Kansas, Department of Probation. Contract with Development Services Group (July 2003).



overrepresentation in the juvenile justice system. Target audience: San Diego County, CA,

Department of Probation. Contract with Development Services Group (March 2003).


on how to complete identification phase of the disproportionate minority confinement (DMC)

mandate. Target audience: Institute for Children, Youth, and Families. Michigan State

University. East Lansing, Michigan. Contract with Development Services Group.

(December 2002).

Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP). Prepared a curriculum for and

trained researchers to be consultants for OJJDP on issue of the disproportionate representation

of minority youth in secure corrections (with Bill Feyerherm and Zack Allen).

Towson, Maryland. Contract with Development Services Group. (March 2002).

Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) Peer Reviewed Grant

Applications for Juvenile Mentoring Program (JUMP). Contract with Aspen. (March 2002).

Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP). Present and facilitate

discussion on the disproportionate overrepresentation of minority youth – nationwide and in

the state of South Carolina. DMC Conference, Columbia, S.C. Institute For Families in

Society- University of South Carolina. Contract with Research Evaluation. (February 2002).

Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP). Provide Training on

disproportionate minority youth confinement to OJJDP’S State and Tribal Assistance Division

at the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, Washington D.C. Contract with

Juvenile Justice Resource Center. (April 2001).

South Carolina. Review of proposed study to the causes of disproportionate minority

confinement in the state of South Carolina. Contract with the Office of Juvenile Justice and

Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) and Juvenile Justice Resource Center (April 2001).


technical assistance to Delaware, concerning compliance with the disproportionate minority

confinement (DMC) mandate. Contract with Juvenile Justice Resource Center. (2000-2001).

Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP). National Trainer for

Juvenile Justice Specialists, DMC Coordinators, State Advisory Councils, and

State Advisory Groups. Four separate regional training sessions. Topic: How to address

Disproportionate Minority Confinement in Secure Facilities. 2000. Contract with

Development Associates. Video taped and used as tool for training –OJJDP.

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Governor’s Juvenile Justice Commission.- Wisconsin. Presented information

On DMC and suggestions for addressing the issue in Wisconsin. Funded by

The State of Wisconsin Office of Justice Assistance. 2000.

The Duval County (Jacksonville, Florida) Comprehensive Strategy Broad, Minority

Overrepresentation and Steering Committees. Discussion on DMC, overview of Florida’s

effort, and suggestions for addressing DMC in Duval county. Contract – DSG 2000.

Polk County Youth Services and Des Moines Police Department – Creation of

Management Information System and Conduct Evaluations of Centralized Intake

Unit. Contract – Polk County Youth Services. 1998-99.

Neville Public Museum of Brown County, (Green Bay) Wisconsin.

Conducted research for presentation and display on history of crime and state

responses. Title: Behind Bars: The Green Bay Correctional Institution,

1898-1998. Director Ann Koski, Curator of History Michael Telzrow.

Display March-September 1998.

Community Research Associates in conjunction with the Office of Juvenile

Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP)

Wrote a report for OJJDP concerning technical assistance for addressing

The Disproportionate Overrepresentation of Minority Youth in Secure Facilities. 1997.

Colorado Supreme Court Multicultural Commission-conducted analyses and

wrote report on racial diversity within criminal justice system actors 1997.

Omni Research and Training Institute-Denver-Developed research strategies

for addressing minority overrepresentation in secure facilities in four

jurisdictions in Colorado 1997.

Nebraska Commission on Law and Criminal Justice and the University of

Nebraska at Omaha-Race and over-representation in secure facilities 1997

King County Department of Youth Services, Governor’s Juvenile Justice

Advisory Committee, County Executive of King County-King County (Seattle)-Evaluation

of services provided to delinquent youth and in particular, minority youth. Community

Research Associates. 1996-1997.

Department of Human Services and Division of Youth Services-Little Rock-

evaluation and monitoring of juvenile justice programs 1997.

Lane County, Youth Campus-Eugene, Oregon-Evaluation of juvenile justice

information systems 1996.

Division of Youth Services and the University of Arkansas-Race and over-

representation in secure facilities 1995.

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Criminal Justice Policy Council-Dallas-Reading and critique of study on

minority overrepresentation in secure facilities 1995.

Criminal Justice-Office of the Governor-Austin, Texas-Develop research strategy

for addressing minority overrepresentation in secure facilities 1995.

West Virginia Criminal Justice and Highway Division, and the State Advisory

Group-Charleston-Evaluation of information systems dealing with juvenile

justice and delinquents 1995.

Executive Office of Public Safety and Spectrum Associates-Boston-Develop

Research strategies for addressing minority overrepresentation in secure

Facilities-1995.

State of New York Department of Criminal Justice Services-Albany-

Develop research strategies for addressing minority overrepresentation in

Secure facilities 1995

Service

2016- Judge of student poster session – Southern Criminal Justice Association – Savannah;

Part of roundtables on graduate education; Part of roundtables on publishing

2014 Southern Criminal Justice Association-Savannah, Charleston – Midwestern Criminal Justice

Association – Chicago; Part of roundtables on graduate education and publishing.

2013 Member of ACJS Program Committee – Philadelphia- Annual Meeting 2014

2010 Member of ACJS Program Committee – New York – Annual Meeting 2011

2010 Member of ACJS Membership Committee

2008 Member of 2009 Academy of Criminal Justice Association (ACJS) Program Committee. Social

Control Theories Section. Boston, MA

2007 Participated in the Crime and Justice Summer Research Institute: Broadening Perspectives and

Participation. Ohio State University funded by the National Science Foundation to boost

the career prospects of young scholars from underrepresented groups.

2002 Member Awards Committee – Outstanding Book Award Chair Jocelyn Pollock

Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS)

2001- Elected as 2nd Vice-President of the Midwestern Criminal Justice Association. 1st Vice-

2003 President in 2002 and President in 2003.

1995- Elected Trustee Representative Region Three (Midwest) Academy of Criminal Justice

1997 Sciences. 3 year-term.

1992- Committee member of Master Thesis of Criminal Justice. Jane Arneil.

1993 University of Nebraska-Omaha.

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Invited Participant/Speaker

2017 Member of a group for a meeting to discuss research on interactions between law enforcement and

youth. U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, Office of Juvenile Justice and

Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP). Washington, D.C. (October).

2016 Member of a small group for a meeting at the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation to

to discuss a framework for addressing Hispanic and Latino communities and criminal justice

system reform. Chicago (December).

2014 “OJJDP’s Response to Racial and Ethnic Disparity in the Juvenile Justice System: Listening

Session” Among 30 people from across the country to discuss the issue. Office of Juvenile

Justice & Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP). Washington, DC: (March).

2012 “Race in Juvenile Justice and Sentencing Policy” (with Jennifer Peck) Symposium entitled,

“’Children are Different’: Culpability and Mandatory Sentencing of Juveniles Under Miller v.

Alabama & Jackson v. Hobbs” sponsored by the University of Minnesota Law School (October).

2011 Research talk, “Gender, Race, Crime Severity and Juvenile Court Decision-Making” (with J.

Peck). Sponsor: Criminology Unit. University of Florida. Gainesville (October).

2011 “DMC Research and Evidence-Based Practices Building on Success: Providing Today’s Youth

With Opportunities for a Better Tomorrow” (with W. Feyerherm, & M. Cohen). Sponsor:

Federal Coordinating Council on Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention with the Office of

Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP). Washington, D.C. (October).

2010 Plenary Speaker. 3rd Annual DMC Conference, Virginia State University, April, 2010.

2010 Present discussion on race and juvenile justice. 9th Annual Youth Violence Conference.

Sponsored by the Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice

University of Missouri-St. Louis, April 8, 2010.

2009 Investing in Iowa’s Youth, Investing in Iowa’s Future. Eighth Annual Iowa

Disproportionate Minority Contact Conference. One Day Training on Disproportionate

Minority Contact. Gave a talk also on: “Race and Decision Making” Sponsor State of

Iowa and the University of Iowa – School of Social Work. Des Moines, Iowa (December).

2009 National Conference: Ensuring Safe and Equal Treatment in the Juvenile Justice System. Topic:

“Conducting Reliable DMC Assessments: Mechanisms Contributing to DMC.” Sponsored by

the Office of Juvenile Justice & Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP). Austin, Texas (October).

2009 Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative (JDAI)– Town Hall Meeting on Disproportionate

Minority Contact (DMC). “A Nation-wide perspective on DMC” Sponsors Norfolk JDAI,

City of Norfolk, Old Dominion University. Norfolk, Virginia (January).

2008 Investing in Iowa’s Youth, Investing in Iowa’s Future. Seventh Annual Iowa

Disproportionate Minority Contact Conference. Topics: “Race, Age and Juvenile Court

Decision Making”. Gave a 2nd talk: “Race, Gender and Decision Making” Sponsor State of

Iowa and the University of Iowa – School of Social Work. Des Moines, Iowa (December).

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2008 Justice Research and Statistics Association National Conference. Topic: “Using Data to Improve

Justice Policy and Practices” (with W. Feyerherm). Sponsor: Justice Research and Statistics

Association (JRSA). Portland, Oregon (to be held in October).

2007 Investing in Iowa’s Youth, Investing in Iowa’s Future. Sixth Annual Iowa

Disproportionate Minority Contact Conference. Topic: “A Report on the 2nd Assessment

Study”. Sponsor State of Iowa and the University of Iowa – School of Social Work (Nov).

2007 Presentation to Governor’s Task Force on Race and Detention. Topic: “Discussion of

findings from Race and Secure Detention Study” Sponsor State of Iowa. Des Moines, Iowa

(September).

2007 National Institute of Justice. Presenter: “Disproportionate Minority Contact: Competing Causal

Arguments and Remedies with Dave Huizinga and Bill Feyerherm.” Sponsor: Institute

for Law and Justice. Washington, D.C. (July)

2006 Investing in Iowa’s Youth, Investing in Iowa’s Future. Fifth Annual Iowa Disproportionate

Minority Contact Conference. Topic: “A Report on the 2nd Assessment Study”. Sponsor:

State of Iowa and the University of Iowa – School of Social Work. Des Moines, Iowa. Dec.

2006 Building on Success: Providing Today’s Youth With Opportunities for a Better Tomorrow.

Topic: “Disproportionate Minority Contact” with W. Feyerherm, A. Nellis, H. Snyder, and

M. Solar. Sponsor: Federal Coordinating Council on Juvenile Justice and Delinquency

Prevention with the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP). DC (Jan)

2005 Investing in Iowa’s Youth, Investing in Iowa’s Future. Fourth Annual Iowa Disproportionate

Minority Contact Conference. Topic: “An Update on Federal Initiatives”. Sponsor: State of

Iowa and the University of Iowa – School of Social Work. Des Moines, Iowa. (December)

2005 Investing in Iowa’s Youth, Investing in Iowa’s Future. Fourth Annual Iowa Disproportionate

Minority Contact Conference. Topic: “An Assessment of Decision Making in Three

Jurisdictions in the State of Iowa”. Sponsor: State of Iowa and the University of Iowa –

School of Social Work. Des Moines, Iowa. (December)

2005 Putting the Pieces Together. 3rd Annual Siouxland DMC Conference. Topic: Preliminary

Findings of Decision Making in Three Jurisdictions in the State of Iowa (with Joe Johnson,

Kristan Fox). Sponsor: Woodbury County Minority Health Coalition. Sioux City, Iowa.

(May)

2005 Putting the Pieces Together. 3rd Annual Siouxland DMC Conference. Topic: What are the

Pieces?: Plenary Address” Sponsor: Woodbury County Minority Health Coalition. Sioux

City, Iowa. (May)

2004 West Virginia Criminal Justice Educators Conference in Cooperation with West Virginia State

University. Plenary Speaker. Topic: Disproportionate Minority Contact with the Juvenile

Justice System: A Discussion of a Federal Mandate. (November).

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2004 Wisconsin Disproportionate Minority Contact (DMC) Urban Conference. Topics: Methodology

involving DMC and Detention Reform. Oconomowoc, Wisconsin (November).

2004 Investing In Iowa’s Youth, Investing In Iowa’s Future. Third Annual Iowa Disproportionate

Minority Confinement Conference. Topic: “DMC Research in Iowa .” Sponsor: State of

Iowa and the University of Iowa – School of Social Work. Des Moines, Iowa. (November)

2004 Understanding Cultural Differences Among Siouxland Youth. 2nd Annual Siouxland DMC

Conference. Topic: Race and Juvenile Justice Detention: Practice & Reform (with Kristan

Fox). Sponsor: Woodbury County Minority Health Coalition. Sioux City, Iowa. (May).

2004 Juvenile Justice Resource Center and Research Evaluation, Inc. Participant. Participated in

development of the Disproportionate Minority Contact Train-the-Trainers Curriculum.

Washington, D.C.: (June/August).

2003 Investing In Iowa’s Youth, Investing In Iowa’s Future. Second Annual Iowa

Disproportionate Minority Confinement Conference. Topic: “DMC Research: Iowa and

Across the United States” (with Kristan Fox). Sponsor: State of Iowa and the University of

Iowa – School of Social Work. Des Moines, Iowa. (November)

2003 Office of Juvenile Justice & Delinquency Prevention. Participant. Juvenile Justice and

Delinquency Prevention Act of 2002 Working Group Meeting. Annapolis, MD (May).

2003 Peace, Human Rights, and U.S. Foreign Policy. Topic: “Unequal Sentencing and Treatment in

the U.S. Criminal Justice System” Sponsor: University of Northern Iowa, College of Social

and Behavioral Science’s May Institute. Cedar Falls, Iowa (May).

2003 Office of Juvenile Justice & Delinquency Prevention. Participant. Disproportionate Minority

Confinement/Contact Peer Review Meeting. Washington, D.C.: (May).

2003 Disproportionate Minorities in Confinement Conference with an Emphasis on Minority Health

and Cultural Awareness: Our Role and Commitment to a Diverse Siouxland. Topic: A

National and Local Examination of Disproportionate Minority Contact (DMC). Sponsor:

Woodbury County Minority Health Coalition. Sioux City, Iowa. (April 25).

2002 Investing In Iowa’s Youth, Investing In Iowa’s Future. First Annual Iowa Disproportionate

Minority Confinement Conference. Topic: Applying Research to Practice for Reducing

Minority Confinement. Sponsor: State of Iowa and the University of Iowa – School of

Social Work. Altoona, Iowa. (November 7th and 8th).

2002 Office of Juvenile Justice & Delinquency Prevention. Participant. Research Focus Group

On Disproportionate Minority Confinement (DMC). Washington, D.C.: (August).

2002 National Institute of Justice. Presenter: “A Three-Prong Approach to Understanding

Minority Youth Overrepresentation in Secure Facilities in Iowa.” Panel: The Role of

Research in Moving Toward Racial Justice: Experience in Three Sites. Sponsor: Institute

for Law and Justice. Washington, D.C. (July).

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2002 Wisconsin Disproportionate Minority Confinement Summit. Topic: Other States’ DMC

Activities: A Discussion of Promising Practices. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. Sponsor:

Wisconsin’s Governor’s Juvenile Commission. (February).

2001 Disproportionate Minority Confinement Conference. Topic: The Disproportionate

Overrepresentation of Minority Youth in Montana with a focus on Native American

Indians and Hispanics. Harlem, Montana. Sponsor: Office of Juvenile Justice and

Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP). (December).

2001 The Massachusetts Governor’s Juvenile Justice Advisory Committee (JJAC)

Retreat. Topic: Disproportionate Minority Confinement in Massachusetts and Efforts to

Address the Issue. Hyannis Port, MA. Sponsor: Research and Evaluation Associates,

Chapel Hill, NC. (October).

2001 The North Carolina Association of District Court Judges. Topic: Disproportionate

Representation of Minority Youth in the Juvenile Justice System with a focus on North

Carolina. Boone, N.C. Sponsor: N.C. Association of District Court Judges,

Administrative Office of the Courts, and the Institute of Government at The University of

North Carolina at Chapel Hill. (October).

2001 With Dan Elby (Pennsylvania) at the Annual Summer School for Helping

Professionals. Topic: Minority Involvement in the Juvenile Justice

System. Sponsor: The University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA. (August 8th and 9th).

2001 Facilitator at the Collaboration For Youth Conference in Dover, Delaware.

Sponsor the MacArthur Foundation in conjunction with the Center for the Study of Youth

Policy, University of Pennsylvania. Topic: Develop a plan that focuses on helping

reduce the number of youth in the child welfare and juvenile justice systems (May).

1999 Disproportionate Minority Confinement 4nd Annual Planning and Strategy.

Meeting. Coalition for Juvenile Justice. Portland, Oregon. Topic: Race and

Juvenile Justice – The DMC Mandate.

1999 Keynote speaker at Undergraduate Social Science Research Conference. Sponsored by

the University of Northern Iowa. Topic: Race, Context, and Juvenile Court Processing.

Cedar Falls, IA.

1999 Family Preservation Conference: On the edge: Strategies for working

with difficult teens & families. Topic: Juvenile Delinquency: Who, Trends, Causation,

and Responses. Sponsored by the Iowa Department of Human Services and Family

Preservation Unit and Child Welfare Research & Training Project Iowa State University.

Des Moines, IA.

1997 Heartland Juvenile Services Training Institute. Sponsored by the Nebraska

Juvenile Justice Association/Heartland Juvenile detention Association. Topic: Race and

Juvenile Justice Across the States. Omaha, Nebraska.

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1997 Disproportionate Minority Confinement 2nd Annual Planning and Strategy

Meeting. Denver, CO. Presented with Donna Hamparian. Topic: Research

And Data on Race and Juvenile Justice.

1992 Midwest Regional Training Meeting. Training and Technical Advisor.

National Coalition of State Juvenile Justice Advisory Groups. Topic: Race

And Juvenile Justice Decision Making in Iowa, St. Louis, MO.

Community Service

2000- Member of Subcommittee of Disproportionate Minority Contact, State of Iowa.

2006

2000- Juvenile Justice Advisory Council – Iowa. Member. Governor appointment.

2005 Chair of Subcommittee Disproportionate Minority Confinement (DMC)

2004 Member of Black Hawk County Task Force on Race and Detention Reform

1999 Member of Vision Committee Associated with Polk County Youth Services

1999 Des Moines Police Department and the Department of Health and Human Resources

1995 Member of Iowa’s Governor’s Task Force on Youthful offender Jurisdiction-

appointed.

1995 Reviewer of Community Grant Proposals. Division of Criminal and

Juvenile Justice Planning. Des Moines, IA. (again in 1999, 2000).

1992-

1996 Member of State Juvenile Justice Advisory Board on the disproportionate Overrepresentation of

Minorities. Governor Appointment.

University of Northern Iowa

1990- Volunteer Juvenile Court Officer. Black Hawk County, Iowa. Primarily

1991 worked with male African American youth.

1994 Representative for the College on the Committee for Summer Research

1995 Fellowship. Evaluated faculty summer fellowship applications.

1991-94 Temporary University Faculty Senate Representative.

College University of Northern Iowa

2003 Member of the College Professional Assessment –PAC

1996 Member of committee that reviewed undergraduate research proposals.

Department University of Northern Iowa

1996- Director/Coordinator of Graduate Program in Sociology at the University of Northern Iowa.

2004

1993- Committee member/chair of thesis in sociology. Todd Ross, Tina Engstrom, Samantha O’Hara,

2005 Amy Lyons, Jean Hoth, Kimberly Schwarze, Jolie Imler, Maria Kutilina, Eddie Espinoza,

Joseph Johnson.

1991- Criminology/Sociology Club Advisor.

1993 Developed listing of courses from two-year and four-year schools across Iowa

that indicate acceptance or nonacceptance for transfer credit.

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PROFESSIONAL AND ADMINSTRATIVE SERVICE

University Virginia Commonwealth University

2009 Supervisor. Dr. Max Senu-Oke. Grand Rounds. Department of Psychiatry. Medical College of

Virginia.

2009- University Graduate Council

College Virginia Commonwealth University

2009 Dissertation committee Member. Sally Mays. Department of Psychology.

Wilder School Virginia Commonwealth University

2009 Coordinator of the Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program (UROP)

2010 Undergraduate Coordinator Criminal Justice

2006-2007 Vice-President of Wilder School Faculty Council

Criminal Justice Unit -Virginia Commonwealth University

2008- Editor of Criminal Justice Unit Newsletter

2010 Committee member of search for cj positions Virginia Commonwealth University

Member of Masters Graduate Program Admission Committee

Criminal Justice Unit -Virginia Commonwealth University

2007- Member of dissertation committee: Cherri Dawson-Edwards

University South Florida

2014- Committee on Cyber Investigation – focus cyber- crime concentration

2013

College University of South Florida

2017- Member of a college committee to organize and sponsor a one day colloquium in the community:

2015 first one dealt with Guns, Mental Health and Violence, the 2nd one dealt with the effects of

incarceration on offenders, families and communities; third-intersection of

Mental Health and the Criminal Justice System.

2013 Member of search committee for director of administration (Dean)

Department University of South Florida

Present - Part of committee to establish Masters online degree in Cyber Crime –Cost Recovery Model

2010 Created the Department’s “Wall of Fame” to recognize outstanding alumni

Editor of Department Newsletter, Organizer of Department Research Series

Co-editor of Department Undergraduate Newsletter

Cleaned up and implemented new curriculum and procedures for graduate program

Created the Graduate Coordinator position; cleaned up and maintain Department Webpage

Participant involving the development of the Department Internship Coordinator

Created a venue for graduate students to receive funding to aid in the collection of data

2010 Chair of Search Committee for Chair of the Department

2011- Chair of Thesis Committee – Jennifer Peck, Tayler Shreve

Present Committee member Thesis/Research Project – Brittany Cross, Nick Branic, Monica Landers,

Jessica Boyd, Brittany Poyer

2011- Chair of Dissertation – Jennifer Peck, Rhissa Briones Robinson, Maude Beaudry-Cyr

Present Committee member - Michael Caudy, Jon Maskaly, Stephen Van Geem, Michelle Jeanis,

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