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Vitae - Mark M. Lanier7 of 33Peer-reviewed articles, continued2). Lanier, Mark M. and Belinda R. McCarthy (1989)"Knowledge and Concern about AIDS among Incarcerated Juvenile Offenders." The PrisonJournal, LXVIX, 1, 39-52, Spring-Summer.1). Lanier, Mark M. and Belinda R. McCarthy (1989)"AIDS Awareness and the Impact of AIDS Education in Juvenile Corrections." Criminal Justiceand Behavior, 16, 4, 395-411, December.(* Students and former students, ** Authorship listed alphabetically, equal co-authors)Book Chapters49). Marc M. Lanier -Stuart Henry, prisma del crimine, in C. Rinaldi- P. Saitta (eds.), Devianze ecrimine. Antologia ragionata di teorie classiche e contemporanee, PM, Varazze, 2017, pp. 503510.48). Lanier, Mark M. and Colin Farrell (2014)“Epidemiology of Crime and Deviance.” Encyclopedia of Social Deviance, C.J. Forsyth and H.Copes (editors). Sage Publications. Pp. 251-253.47). Lanier, Mark M. and Amanda Kate Shields (2014)“Taking it Back: Criminological Founders Meet Cyber Crime.” Essential Reading inCybersecurity Theory and Policy, Kathryn Seigfried-Spellar and Mark M. Lanier (editors).Cognella Academic Publishing, San Diego, CA. pp. 117-128.46). Lanier, Mark M., Stuart Henry, R. Ally Martin* and Parker Murff* (2014, in press)“The Crime Prism: The Challenge of Locating Contemporary Crime.” D come devianza. CirusRinaldi (editor). Liguori: Naples, Italy.45). Lanier, Mark M. and Stuart Henry (2014, in press)“The Crime Prism’s Cyber Dimension.” Seigfried-Spellar, Kathryn and Mark M. Lanier (editors)(2014, in progress) Essential Reading in Cybersecurity Theory and Policy, Cognella AcademicPublishing, San Diego, CA.44). Gordon, Kristie K.* and Mark M. Lanier (2014)“Culture: Conflict, Representation, and Response.” Encyclopedia of Criminal Justice Ethics.Bruce Arrigio (editor). Sage Publications43). Lanier, Mark M. (2014, in press)“Harms of Reduction and Repression.” Encyclopedia of Criminal Justice Ethics. SagePublications. Bruce Arrigio (editor).42). Musick, Andy*; Eldon T. Ferguson* and Mark M. Lanier (2014)“Genesis, Overview and Mission of the Department of Homeland Security.” Homeland Security,Mark M. Lanier and Edmund Sexton (editors). Cognella Academic Publishing, San Diego, CA.pp. 3-22.

Vitae - Mark M. Lanier8 of 33Book Chapters, continued41). Stevens, Jennifer M.* and Mark M. Lanier (2014)“Department of Homeland Security: Summary and Cyber Needs.” Homeland Security, EdmundSexton and Mark M. Lanier (editors). Cognella Academic Publishing, San Diego, CA. pp. 205213.40). Lanier, Mark M. and Lisa Briggs (2014)“Why Research at All”? Advanced Research Methods for the Social Sciences. Mark Lanier,Catherine Ford*, Jonathan Reid* and Katlyn Sricklend* (editors). Cognella AcademicPublishing, San Diego, CA pp. 5-26. Reprint.39). Lanier, Mark M. and Lisa Briggs (2014)“Mixed Methods.” Advanced Research Methods for the Social Sciences. Mark Lanier, CatherineFord*, Jonathan Reid* and Katlyn Sricklend* (editors) Cognella Academic Publishing, SanDiego, CA. pp.147-160. Reprint.38). Klutz, Douglas* and Mark M. Lanier (2013)“Overview of Corrections in the United States.” From the Crime to the Courts: An Overview ofCriminology and Criminal Justice, Douglas Klutz* and Mark M. Lanier (editors). CognellaAcademic Publishing, San Diego, CA. pp. 229-233.37). Klutz, Douglas* and Mark M. Lanier (2013)“Overview of Courts and Judicial Process in the United States.” From the Crime to the Courts:An Overview of Criminology and Criminal Justice. Douglas Klutz* and Mark M. Lanier (editors).Cognella Academic Publishing, San Diego, CA. p. 141.36). Klutz, Douglas* and Mark M. Lanier (2013)“Overview of Policing and Law Enforcement in the United States.” From the Crime to theCourts: An Overview of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Douglas Klutz* and Mark M. Lanier(editors) Cognella Academic Publishing, San Diego, CA. pp. 85-88.35). Lanier, Mark M. and Stuart Henry (2013)“The Study of Crime, Criminals, and Victims in a Global Context.” From the Crime to theCourts: An Overview of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Cognella Academic Publishing, SanDiego, CA. Douglas Klutz* and Mark M. Lanier (editors), pp. 67-82.34). Klutz, Douglas* and Mark M. Lanier (2013)“Defining Criminology.” From the Crime to the Courts: An Overview of Criminology andCriminal Justice, Cognella Academic Publishing, San Diego, CA. Douglas Klutz* and Mark M.Lanier (editors), pp. 55-66.33). Klutz, Douglas* and Mark M. Lanier (2013)“White-Collar Crime.” From the Crime to the Courts: An Overview of Criminology and CriminalJustice, Cognella Academic Publishing, San Diego, CA. Douglas Klutz* and Mark M. Lanier(editors), pp. 37-51.

Vitae - Mark M. Lanier9 of 33Book Chapters, continued32). Klutz, Douglas* and Mark M. Lanier (2013)“What is Crime?” From the Crime to the Courts: An Overview of Criminology and CriminalJustice, Cognella Academic Publishing, San Diego, CA. Douglas Klutz* and Mark M. Lanier(editors), pp. 3-36.31). Lanier, Mark M., David Polizzi and Alexandra Wade* (2014)“Addressing the ’Inherent’ Philosophical and Operational Dichotomies of Corrections from anEpiCrim Approach.” The Routledge Handbook of International Crime and Justice Studies. BruceArrigio and Heather Bersot (editors). Routledge, pp. 565-584.30). Lanier, Mark M. and Colin Farrell (2013, in press)“Epidemiology of Crime and Deviance.” Encyclopedia of Social Deviance. Heath Copes andCraig Forsyth (editors). Sage Publications.29). Lutya, Thozama and Mark M. Lanier (2012)“An integrated theoretical framework to describe human trafficking of young women and girls forinvoluntary prostitution in South Africa.” Public Health - Social and Behavioral Health. JayMaddock (editor). InTech International Publishing, pp. 555-570.28). Zaitzow, Barbara and Mark M. Lanier (2011)“’Doing HIV/AIDS ‘Time’: Health Care Needs of Women Prisoners.” Chapter in It’s a Crime:Women and Justice. 5th ed. Roslyn Muraskin (editor). Prentice Hall Publishing, pp. 441-455.27). Lanier, Mark M. and Courtney Juergens* (2011)“Compulsory HIV Testing.” Chapter in the Encyclopedia of Victimology and Crime Prevention.Sage Publications, pp. 135-136.26). Lanier, Mark M., Karol Lucken and Timothy Akers (2010)“Further need for Epidemiological Criminology.” Chapter in Key Correctional Issues. 2nd ed.Roslyn Muraskin (editor). Prentice Hall Publishing, pp. 163-174.25). Lanier, Mark M. and Roberto Hugh Potter (2010)“The Current Status of Inmates Living with HIV/AIDS.” Chapter in Key Correctional Issues. 2nded. Roslyn Muraskin (editor). Prentice Hall Publishing, pp. 140-162.24). Lanier, Mark M. (2010)“The Potential for Delinquency among Victims of Human Trafficking.” Insert in EssentialCriminology. 3rd ed. Mark Lanier and Stuart Henry Westview/Perseus, pp. 200-202.23). Lanier, Mark M. (2010)“Mental Illness and Cracks in the System.” Insert in Essential Criminology. 3rd ed. Mark Lanierand Stuart Henry Westview/Perseus, pp. 138-140.22). 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. 5th ed. Roslyn Muraskin and Albert R.Roberts (editors). Prentice Hall Publishing, pp. 542-567.

Vitae - Mark M. Lanier10 of 33Book Chapters, continued21). Lanier, Mark M. and Kelly Jocklin* (2009)“Contemporary Policewomen: A Working Typology.” Chapter in Visions for Change: Crimeand Justice in the Twenty-First Century. 5th ed. Roslyn Muraskin and Albert R. Roberts(editors). Prentice Hall Publishing, pp. 314-327.20). 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. 2nd ed. Bonnie S. Fisher and John J. Sloan(editors). Charles C. Thomas, pp. 261-279.19). 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. 4th ed. Roslyn Muraskin (editor). Prentice Hall Publishing, pp.363-378.18). Hale, Donna and Mark Lanier** (2005)“The New Millennium: Women in U.S. Policing in the Twenty-First Century.” Chapter in Visionsfor Change: Crime and Justice in the Twenty-First Century. 4th ed. Roslyn Muraskin and AlbertR. Roberts (editors). Prentice Hall Publishing, pp. 623-648.17). Lanier, 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. 4th ed. Roslyn Muraskin and Albert R. Roberts (editors). Prentice Hall Publishing, pp.483-509.16). 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. Rowman andLittlefield, pp. 1-18.15). 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. Rowman and Littlefield, pp. x-xiii.14). Hale, Donna and Mark M. 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. 3rd ed. Roslyn Muraskin and Albert R.Roberts (editors). Prentice Hall Publishing, pp. 480-497.13). Henry, Stuart and Mark M. Lanier (2001)“The Prism of Crime: Toward an Integrated Definition of Crime.” In Stuart Henry and Mark M.Lanier (editors). What is Crime? Controversies over the Nature of Crime and What to Do aboutit. Rowman & Littlefield, pp. 227-243.12). 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-First

Vitae - Mark M. Lanier11 of 33Century. 3rd ed. Roslyn Muraskin and Albert R. Roberts (editors). Prentice Hall Publishing, pp.439-462.11). Lanier, Mark M. (2001)“Graduate School Re Visited.” Chapter in Careers in Criminal Justice: The Inside Story, 2nd ed.Stuart Henry and William G. Hinkle (editors). Sheffield Publishing Company, pp. 243-250.10). Lanier, Mark M. (2001)“Preparing for Jobs in Academia and Research.” Chapter in Careers in Criminal Justice: TheInside Story, 2nd ed. Stuart Henry and William G. Hinkle (editors). Sheffield PublishingCompany, pp. 233-242.Book Chapters, continued9). Hale, Donna and Mark M. 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. 2nd ed. Roslyn Muraskin and Albert R.Roberts (editors). Prentice Hall Publishing, pp. 394-412.8). Lanier, Mark M. (1998)“HIV Related Issues for Incarcerated Women in the 21st Century: Statistical, Medicinal andTheoretical.” Chapter in Visions for Change: Crime and Justice in the Twenty-First Century. 2nded. Roslyn Muraskin and Albert R. Roberts (editors). Prentice Hall Publishing, pp. 413-432.7). Miller, Cloud and Mark M. 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, pp. 1-13.6). Reprinted in: Miller, Cloud and Mark Lanier (1997)“Departures permitted below minimum mandatory Federal sentencing guidelines andresultant problems.” In Informant Law Deskbook. Dennis Fitzgerald (editor), ClarkBoardman Callaghan Publishing, pp. 12-1 to 12-21.5). Alley, Mark* and Mark Lanier** (1997)“Community evaluates Neighborhood Watch, makes improvements.” Community PolicingExchange, US Department of Justice, p. 4.4). 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, pp. 326-339.3). 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 Bonnie Fisher(editors). Charles Thomas Publishing, pp. 246-263.2). Lanier, Mark M. (1994)“Experiences of Graduate School.” Chapter in Inside Jobs: A Students Guide to Criminal JusticeCareers, Stuart Henry (editor). Sheffield Publishing, pp. 191-195.

Vitae - Mark M. Lanier12 of 331). 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, pp. 181-189.(* Students and former students, ** Authorship listed alphabetically, equal co-authors)

Vitae - Mark M. Lanier13 of 33Selected Professional Publications and Selected Media ReportsLanier, Mark M. (2011)“Epidemiological Criminology: An Idea whose Time has come?” A Southern African Perspectiveon Fundamental Criminology. Christiaan Bezuidenhout. Heinemann/Pearson Publishing. Pp. 3536.Lanier, Mark M. and Thozama Lutya (2009)“EpiCrim 101: Why Epidemiological Criminology Matters to Health Professionals.” CorrectCare, 23, 4: 10-12. Invited lead paper.Mark Lanier on Human Trafficking (March 4, 2009)Public Affairs Today, 30 minutes, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v lscvYYPMnNQLanier, Mark M. and Robert Pack (ND)An Overview of Effective HIV Risk Reduction Programs. Florida Department of Health andRehabilitative Services, Bureau of HIV/AIDS.Alley, Mark and Mark M. Lanier (1997)“Community Evaluates Neighborhood Watch, Makes Improvements.” Community PolicingExchange: Evaluation and Assessment, May/June, 14:4. Community Policing Consortium,Washington DC.Mark Hansen (June, 2001)“Professors Scrutinize Allen charge in deadlocked juries.” ABA Law Journal, pp. 24-25.Laura Stewart (2001)“Community Policing.” FOX35 News interview.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 Level Data,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.

Vitae - Mark M. Lanier14 of 33GRANTSFunded Proposals2014Alabama Criminal History Metrics Program (CHAMPS) PI with Laura Myers.UA-ACJIC-U1-P54, Proposal #14-0595. 146,920.2014Professional Ethics and Digital Forensics: An Interdisciplinary Conference,Alabama Cyber Research Consortium (ALCRC),National Science Foundation (NSF) / Science, Technology, and Society (STS)RFP (NSF12-509), 24,870 PI with John Sloan and Kathryn Seigfried Spellar.Lanier NSF ID# is 000665748. Awarded.1999-2004Linking 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 for Florida portion was 5,000,000.00 #U22/CCU417723Total grant was for 30,000,000.00. Lead Florida Investigator. Awarded.1995-96Examination 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, 100,000.1995-96Female 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.1994Punishment or Prevention: Which best reduces Crime in America? IvanhoeBroadcast News, Principal Investigator, 1,000.1994Community Policing in Chicago Public Housing. Faculty Research Award,College of Health and Public Affairs, University of Central Florida, PrincipalInvestigator, 1,666.1991-93Examination of Citizen Satisfaction with Police Services, City of Jackson,Michigan. Principal Investigator, 8,000.1990-92Michigan State Housing Development Authority. Community OfficersPatrolling Streets (COPS), with Robert C. Trojanowicz, Contract #1012-90,Director of Research, 150,000.

Vitae - Mark M. Lanier15 of 33Grant Service2016“Improving Law Enforcement and Community Engagement, Relations, andOutcomes through the deployment of a Standardized, Transferable, and EvolvingCooperative Intelligence, Police Tactics, and Adaptive Technologies”. Bureau ofJustice Assistance (BJA), FY 2016 National Initiatives: Officer Safety andWellness Initiative—VALOR Program. 13,400,000.2009Watertown 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. 1,568,993.00.1992-93Community Policing Training and Technical Assistance in Public Housing.Department of Justice (Bureau of Justice Assistance) and Department of Housingand Urban Development (Office of Resident Initiatives). Consortium of PoliceExecutive Research Forum (PERF), National Center for Community Policing,International City/County Management Association, Institute for Law andJustice, Research Associate, Co-wrote grant proposal, 1,725,000. Awarded.

Vitae - Mark M. Lanier16 of 33Submitted Proposals2015“cyber Forensics and InfoSec Research Service and Teaching (cFIRST)Laboratory” Alabama Innovation Fund. PI with Jeff Carver and Clay Posey. 1,000,000 (1/2 matching funds).2015“Cyber Security and Intelligence”, Grimes Consulting Inc., Co-author with CarlPinkert and Reginald Hyde, 2,532,459.2014National Computer Forensics Institute (NCFI) and Office of Prosecutor Services(OPS) “Smart Prosecution Initiative: Evaluation of Law Enforcement,Prosecution and Judges Use of Digital Evidence”, co-author with Randy Hillman,Reginald Hyde and Barry Page, 416,620.2012Birmingham Municipal Court SMART Probation, Research PI, 124,972.00National Institute of Justice, U.S. Department of Justice, Research Cost, 500,000.00.2012The Committee for the Study of Race, Politics and Society. University ofAlabama, CARSCA, Co-author with Richard Fording, Kari Fredrickson,DoVeanna Fulton Minor. 10,000.00. Not Funded.2009-2010Recognition of Victims of Human Trafficking. Department of Justice, Office ofJustice Programs, National Institute of Justice. NIJ-2009-SL#000869. PrincipalInvestigator, 840,277.85. Not Funded.2009Where Have All the Flowers Gone: Making the Case for Laws That ImproveHealth. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s (RWJF) Public Health LawResearch (PHLR) program. Co-Principal Investigator with Cynthia B

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