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SouthernCriminalJusticeAssociationThe Changing/Evolving Nature ofCriminal Justice in the SouthSeptember 7-10, 20162016
Hilton Savannah DesotoMeeting Room Layout
SOUTHERN CRIMINAL JUSTICE ASSOCIATIONOfficers and Board of DirectorsPresidentFirst Vice-PresidentSecond Vice-PresidentTreasurerSecretariatBoard of DirectorsImmediate Past PresidentEditor, American Journalof Criminal JusticeACJS Regional RepresentativeHeith Copes, University of Alabama at BirminghamSean Maddan, University of TampaMarvin Krohn, University of FloridaKent R. Kerley, University of Texas at ArlingtonKathy Johnson, University of West FloridaLaura Agnich, Georgia Southern UniversityGavin Lee, University of West GeorgiaCathy Marcum, Appalachian State UniversityBryan Lee Miller, Georgia Southern UniversityJohn Stogner, University of North Carolina CharlotteGregory Dunaway, Mississippi State UniversityWesley Jennings, University of South FloridaDean Dabney, Georgia State UniversityPast Richter Moore, Jr. Founders’ Award WinnersTom BarkerMittie SoutherlandChuck FieldsDamon Camp, Jr.Past 1992-93William Mathias1993-94John Truitt1994-95Richter Moore, Jr.1995-96Robert Barrow1996-97Frank Semberger1997-98Neil Chamelein1998-99Robert Fancher1999-00Gene Stephens2000-01Reed Adams2001-02Ken Venters2002-03Robert Bagby2003-04Chester Quarels2004-05Tom Barker2005-06Michael Braswell2006-07Ronald Vogel2007-08Mittie Southerland2008-09Damon Camp2009-10Reid Montgomery, Jr. 2010-11Kenneth Ayers, Jr.2011-12Mike Blankenship2012012-13Charles Fields2012-132013-14Jeffery RushJoseph AutenLaura MoriartyTerry EdwardsElizabeth McConnellRonald HunterJohn SmyklaElizabeth GrossiJoseph Sanborn, Jr.Richard TewksburyMatthew RobinsonGordon CrewsPeter WoodBrandon ApplegateAlexis MillerJ. Mitchell MillerElizabeth E. MustaineBryan PayneAngela CrewsDavid MayDavidVentura-MillerHollyMay
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Thank You to Our CommitteeMembers and te AwardChair: Nicole Hendrix, Radford UniversitySara Evans, University of West FloridaVeronyka James, Virginia Union UniversityTom Barker OutstandingUndergraduate Award forServiceChair: Steven Hougland, Bainbridge UniversitySheri Jenkins Keenan, University of Southern IndianaMichael Bush, Northern Kentucky UniversityOutstanding GraduateStudent AwardChair: Matt Nobles, University of Central FloridaEric Lambert, University of MississippiCherie Dawson-Edwards, University of LouisvilleEducator of the YearChair: J. Mitchell Miller, University of Texas San AntonioHeith Copes, University of Alabama at BirminghamCathy Marcum, Appalachian State UniversityOutstanding ProfessionalAwardChair: Bryan Lee Miller, Georgia Southern UniversityKristina Lopez, University of North FloridaChristina Policastro, University of Tennessee, ChattanoogaOutstanding AmericanWesley Jennings (Editor), University of South FloridaJournal of Criminal JusticeArticle AwardChair: George Higgins, University of LouisvillePoster Award CommitteeMike Leiber, University of South FloridaJacinta Gau, University of Central Florida
2016 SCJA AwardsBanquet & KeynoteAddressFriday, September 9, 201612:00 pm to 1:45 pmMadison BallroomAward winners will be announced at theluncheon. Please join us in celebrating theiraccomplishments.
SCJA KEYNOTE 2016:Dr. Peter K. Manning“Goffman in Modernity: Smart Personal Devices andInterpersonal Obligation”Peter K. Manning (Ph.D. Duke, 1966, MA Oxon.1982) holds the Elmer V. H. and Eileen M. Brooks Chairin the College of Criminal Justice at Northeastern University, Boston, MA. He has taught at Michigan State,MIT, Oxford, the University at Albany and the University of Michigan, and was a Fellow of the NationalInstitute of Justice, Balliol and Wolfson Colleges, Oxford, the American Bar Foundation, the Rockefeller Villa(Bellagio), and the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, Wolfson College, Oxford. Listed in Who’s Who in America,and Who’s Who in the World, he has been awarded many contracts and grants, the Bruce W. Smith and theO.W. Wilson Awards from the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, and the Charles Horton Cooley Awardfrom the Michigan Sociological Association. The author and editor of some 19 books, his research interestsinclude democratic policing, uses of information technology, and qualitative methods. His most recent booksare Policing Contingencies (2003 University of Chicago Press) and The Technology of Policing: (2008 NYUPress) and Democratic Policing in a Changing world (Paradigm Press, 2010). His current research is focusedon qualitative methods, information technologies in policing and the transformation of the policing ofIreland after the publication of the Patten report (1999). He has been recently a Visiting Professor at theHong King Institute of Education and is a Fellow at the Center of Criminology at The University of HongKong. Most recently, he has been a lecturer at the Police College of Hangzhou, China.
Southern Criminal Justice AssociationAnnual Charity SpotlightSavannah/Chatham CASA* All proceeds from the SCJA raffle will be donated to the Savannah/Chatham CASA so please don’t forget to buy yourtickets and support a great charity.
SectionsStudent BreakfastAll students are invited to breakfast with facultymembers, including editors or our top journals andgraduate faculty in some of the top departments.Time: Thursday and Friday, 8:30 am to 9:30 amLocation: Harborview (15th Floor)Thursday, September 8Friday, September 9Meet with EditorsMeet with Graduate FacultyCraig Forsyth, Deviant BehaviorBrandon Applegate, University of South CarolinaGeorge Higgins, Journal of CriminalJustice EducationPauline Brennan, University of Nebraska, OmahaWesley Jennings, American Journal ofCriminal JusticeStacy Haynes, Mississippi State UniversityMike Leiber, Journal of Crime and JusticeCatherine Kaukinen, University of Central FloridaRichard Tewksbury, Criminal Justice StudiesMarvin D. Krohn, University of Florida
SCJA Position AnnouncementEditorAmerican Journal of Criminal Justice (AJCJ)The Southern Criminal Justice Association (SCJA) is seeking applications for the position of editor of theAmerican Journal of Criminal Justice (AJCJ), the official journal of SCJA. AJCJ is a refereed publicationand manuscripts go through a blind review process. The focus of AJCJ is on a wide array of criminal justicetopics and issues. Some of these include items pertaining to the criminal justice process, the formal andinformal interplay between system components, problems and solutions experienced by various segments,innovative practices, policy development and implementation, evaluative research, the players engaged inthese enterprises, and a wide assortment of other related interests. The AJCJ publishes original articles thatutilize a broad range of methodologies and perspectives when examining crime, law, and criminal justiceprocessing. The editor will be responsible for the continuation of administering a high quality academicjournal for the SCJA membership and public. The editor will set editorial policy, select deputy and associateeditors, maintain a peer review system, and manage the journal. Proposals for co-editorships will not beconsidered.Selection criteria: Criteria to be considered for selecting the Editor include:-Earned PhD in criminal justice or associated field.SCJA membership in good standing for three continuous years at the time of application.Demonstrated record of scholarly activity as measured by such indicators as publications in refereedjournals, book publications, and other publications. Strong preference will be given to applicants whohave published in the American Journal of Criminal Justice.Prior editorial experience as measured by such indicators as previous experience as an Editor of anacademic peer-reviewed journal, past experience as an associate/deputy editor of an academic peerreviewed journal, or other editorial experience (editorial board member, reviewer, etc.).Application Due Date, Starting Date, and Editorial Term: Nominations are due viaemail to the Chair of the Editor Search Committee (Dr. Sean Maddan, smaddan@ut.edu) by January 15,2017. The new editor will be selected by March 1, 2017 and will begin the transition to editor in Summer2017. The new editor will begin receiving (and soliciting, at least initially) manuscripts in Fall 2017 to preparefor a first issue in early 2018. The length of the editorial term is 3 years (2018, 2019, 2020).Application Procedure: Applications should be submitted no later than January 15, 2017 toDr. Sean Maddan, Editor Search Committee Chair at smaddan@ut.edu. Application materials must include:1) statement of editorial philosophy, including vision for the journal; 2) current CV; and 3) letter ofcommitment from applicant’s chair/dean on letterhead indicating institutional support (NOTE: Commoninstitutional support packages include a one course release for the editor each year of the term and aminimum of a ten hour per week funded student graduate student to assist the editor in manuscriptprocessing.)Further inquiries should be directed to the Editor Search Committee Chair, Dr. Sean Maddan,smaddan@ut.edu.
SOUTHERN CRIMINAL JUSTICE ASSOCIATION2016 PROGRAM AT A GLANCEEARLY REGISTRATION, Tuesday 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM, HOTEL LOBBYWednesday, September 7Time8:00 – 10:00 a.m.8:00 - 5:00 p.m.9:00 – 5:00 p.m.9:30 – 11:00 a.m.8:00 – 3:15 p.m.EventCoffeeRegistrationBook and Organization ExhibitsSCJA Executive Board MeetingPanels & Roundtables4:00 – 5:00 p.m.5:00 – 6:00 p.m.6:00 – 8:30 p.m.Presidential KeynoteResearch ShowcasePresident’s Reception hosted by theUniversity of Central y, September 8Time8:00 – 10:00 a.m.8:30 – 9:30 a.m.8:00 - 5:00 p.m.9:00 – 5:00 p.m.8:00 – 5:00 p.m.EventCoffeeStudent Breakfast (Meet with Editors)RegistrationBook and Organization ExhibitsPanels & LafayetteMonterreyTelfairPulaski3:30 – 5:00 p.m.6:00 – 8:30 p.m. ReceptionAmerican Journal of Criminal JusticeEditorial Board MeetingReception Hosted by Springer Publishing HarborviewTime8:00 – 10:00 a.m.8:30 – 9:30 a.m.8:00 - 3:00 p.m.9:00 – 5:00 p.m.8:00 – 11:00 a.m.EventCoffeeStudent Breakfast (Meet Grad Faculty)RegistrationBook and Organization ExhibitsPanels & Roundtables11:00 – 11:45 a.m.12:00 – 1:45 p.m.2:00 – 5:00 p.m.SCJA General Board MeetingSCJA Awards Luncheon & KeynotePanels & Roundtables5:00 - 6:00 p.m.Participants’ ReceptionFriday, September onterreyTelfairOssabawMadison BallroomLafayetteMonterreyTelfairLibrarySaturday, September 10Time9:30 – 12:15 p.m.EventPanels & Roundtables9:30 – 11:00 a.m.SCJA Executive Board MeetingLocationLafayette, MonterreyTelfairReynolds
Wednesday, September 78:00 am–5:00 pmRegistrationLobby8:00 am–10:00 amCoffeeChippewa9:00 am–5:00 pmBook ExhibitChippewa9:30-11:00 amExecutive Board MeetingReynolds8:00-9:15 amLayfayette1. Panel. Drug Courts and Drug TreatmentChair: Hayden GriffinUniversity of Alabama at BirminghamStructural Differences between Drug Courtsand Veteran Treatment CourtsStudent Perceptions of Factors InfluencingViolence and Anti-Violence Strategies OnCampus and In CommunitiesJessica Burke, Francis Marion UniversityLisa Eargle, Francis Marion UniversityThomas Brown, Francis Marion UniversityMasculinity, Social Rejection, and theContemporary Mass ShooterThomas Vander Ven, Ohio University8:00-9:15 am3. Panel. The Supreme Court, theConstitution, and Case LawTelfairChair: Gregory OrvisTroy UniversityCameron Keim, University of Central FloridaUsing Drug Courts as a Diagnostic ToolHayden Griffin, University of Alabama atBirminghamVanessa Griffin, University of West GeorgiaExamining the Relationship BetweenProcedural Justice and Program SatisfactionAmong Men and Women with Substance UseDisorders in Jail Treatment ProgramLaura Lutgen, John Jay College of CriminalJusticeWendy Guastaferro, John Jay College ofCriminal JusticeThe Evolution of the Administrative Warrant andthe Corresponding Decline of the FourthAmendmentGregory Orvis, Troy UniversityNarcotic Investigations, Cell Phones, and theNeed to Search: A Socio-Legal Analysis ofRiley’s Impact on Police BehaviorBrian Schaefer, Indiana State UniversityThomas Hughes, University of LouisvilleWhat the Appointment of a Liberal Justice tothe U.S. Supreme Court Could Mean to theConstitutional Law of PolicingJoe Sanborn, University of Central Florida8:00-9:15 am2. Panel. Violence PreventionMonterreyChair: Angela MaddenUniversity of MemphisGun Violence Prevention: Determining the"Worst" Areas for Program ImplementationAngela Madden, University of Memphis
Wednesday, September 79:30-10:45 amLafayette4. Session. Fostering Allyship andPromoting Tolerance: Criminal Justice“Blackademics” in the Age of the BlackLives Matter MovementCherie Dawson Edwards, University ofLouisvilleIsis Walton, Virginia State UniversityNadia Nelson, University of Louisville9:30-10:45 amMonterrey5. Panel. Mass Incarceration: The TotalEffectsChair: Etta MorganJackson State UniversityMass Incarceration and SocietyEtta Morgan, Jackson State UniversityEstimating the Negative Effect of FatherIncarceration on Children Across Gender LinesSiddig Fageir, Jackson State UniversityA Qualitative Study of Incarcerated Mothers’Narratives of Sustaining Motherhood RolesWithin the Space of PrisonEmily Unnasch, Bradley Arant BoultCummingsIda Johnson, The University of AlabamaShawn Rolfe, University of LouisvilleDavid Connor, Seattle UniversitySex Offenders: A Pariah Among PrisonersKristen Stives, Mississippi State UniversityDavid May, Mississippi State UniversityMethodological Issues in Childhood SexualAbuse Prevention ProgramsKeith Bell, West Liberty UniversityPaul Klenowski, Clarion University of PA11:00 am-12:15 pmLafayette7. Panel. Institutionalizing the InformalChair: Livy VisanoYork UniversityInstitutionalizing the Informal -- The ChangingImpact of Resistance on Criminal JusticeDavid Baker, Texas Southern UniversityInstitutionalizing the Informal – The Media“Criminalization” of Troubled YouthNegar Pourebrahim Alamdar, YorkUniversityInstitutionalizing the Informal -- The Impact ofChanging Values on Criminal Justice in theSouth: A Study of Trial JudgesLivy Visano, York University9:30-10:45 amTelfair6. Panel. Sex Offenders, Corrections, andTreatment11:00 am-12:15 pm8. Panel. VictimsChair: David MayMississippi State UniversityChair: Ronald MellenJacksonville State UniversityDoes the Prison Time Fit the Teacher SexCrime? Examining the Relationship betweenIncarceration Lengths and Conviction TypesAmong Educators Convicted of Sex OffensesUnderstanding Substantiation in Child Abuseand Neglect Cases in MississippiMonterreyMakeela Wells, Mississippi State UniversityKenya McKinley, Mississippi State University
Wednesday, September 7Protecting the Protector: Exploring theunreported victimization of Public SafetyProfessionalsShana Nicholson, Tennessee TechUniversityCranial Electrotherapy Stimulation As aTreatment For Stress in Victims of DomesticViolenceRonald Mellen, Jacksonville State UniversityDeanna Ruiz, Jacksonville State UniversityNancy Mellen, Jacksonville State University11:00 am-12:15 pmTelfair9. Panel. Law Enforcement and SocietyChair: Vicki LindsayTroy UniversityGender Differences: Is there a Difference inPreferences or Behaviors of Female Officersand Male Officers as it Pertains to Alcohol?Discussants:Gavin Lee, University of West GeorgiaRobert Bohm, University Of Central FloridaAndrew Fulkerson, Southeast Missouri StateUniversityMatthew Robinson, Appalachian StateGennaro Vito, University of Lousiville12:30-12:15 pmMonterrey11. Panel. Violence and Violent CrimeChair: Beverly CrankKennesaw State UniversityAddressing Suicide in a Rural Louisiana ParishJennifer Innerarity, Louisiana StateUniversity at AlexandriaViolence Exposure, Cognition, and Desistancefrom Crime among Serious AdolescentOffendersBeverly Crank, Kennesaw State UniversityVicki Lindsay, Troy UniversityTrends in Interracial HomicideMeasuring the Perceptions of LGBT Persons tothe Effectiveness of NYPD Policy ChangesRelated to the Treatment of TransgenderPersons During Stop and Frisk EncountersMike Miller, South CollegeAshley Rockholt, South CollegeJohn Memory, RetiredAre Southern Girls More Prone to Violence thanFemale Teens from Other US Regions?Viviana Andreescu, University of LouisvillePaula Redman, University of LouisvilleU.S. Policing since 1860: OrganizationalEvolution and Crises of LegitimacyJames Hawdon, Virginia Tech12:30-1:45 pmTelfair12. Panel. Emerging Issues and Threats inTransnational CrimeTeaching the Guardian MindsetJane McElligott, Kaplan University12:30 -1:45 pmLafayette10. Roundtable. The Future of CapitalPunishmentChair: Byung LeeCentral Connecticut State UniversityImpact of Peer Deviance, Attitudes, and OnlineMedia on Digital Piracy among Teens
Wednesday, September 7Byung Lee, Central Connecticut StateUniversityRoy Fenoff, The CitadelDocument Falsification: A Risk to the FoodIndustry?Roy Fenoff, The CitadelA Reclassification of Piracy and Examination ofMusic Downloading BehaviorDamian Hoffman, University of Florida2:00-3:15 pmLafayette13. Panel. Criminal Justice Pedagogy IChair: Hayden SmithUniversity of South CarolinaTeaching Criminology and Criminal JusticeOnline: Current Status, Best Practices, andImportant ConsiderationsAlicia Sitren, University of North FloridaHayden Smith, University of South CarolinaA 10-Year Assessment of a Cohort-BasedGraduate Program for Criminal JusticeProfessionalsMax Bromley, University of South FloridaRachel Severson, University of SouthFloridaYvette M. Cromartie, University of NorthGeorgiaPolice Occupational Culture: Testing theMonolithic ModelEugene Paoline, University of CentralFloridaJacinta Gau, University of Central FloridaHandling Mental Health Calls for Service: APolice Chief’s NightmareDamon Camp, Anderson UniversityKeith Morton, Fountain Inn South CarolinaPolice Department2:00-3:15 pmTelfair15. Roundtable. Marijuana Legalization andits Social ImplicationDiscussant:Ashley Ferreira, Bridgewater StateUniversity4:00- 5:00 pmPresidential PlenaryOssabawPresidential Address: “Picturing Crime andDeviance: An Argument for UsingPhotographs as Data”Heith CopesUniversity of Alabama at BirminghamCriminal Justice Capstone CourseComparisonsMichael Eskey, Park University5:00- 6:00 pmResearch Showcase Posters:2:00-3:15 pm14. Panel. PolicingPulaskiMonterreyChair: Yvette M. CromartieUniversity of North GeorgiaHall County Sheriff’s Department and the Writof Fieri Facias: A Long and Winding Road1P. Knowing What They Don't Know: CriminalJustice Student Perceptions of Depression andMental IllnessGeorge Richards, Edinboro University ofPennsylvania
Wednesday, September 72P. Nerve Management and CrimeAccomplishmentMichael Cherbonneau, University of NorthFloridaBruce Jacobs, University of Texas at Dallas3P. Victimization and Social Bonds: AnExamination of Hispanic Youth9P. The Supreme Court’s Impact on SouthernJusticeTim Kozyra, Kaplan University10P. Investigating Law Enforcement’s ActivityBefore, During, and After a Terrorism Incident:An Application and Expansion of the TIVEAD(Terrorism-Instigated Violence Event asDisaster) Model’s FrameworkKristina Lopez, University of North FloridaLisa Eargle, Francis Marion University4P. The Effect of Attachment and Self-Controlon Status Offending Among Puerto Rican HighSchool StudentsLorna Alvarez-Rivera, Valdosta StateUniversityAnne Price, Valdosta State UniversityBobbie Ticknor, Valdosta State University5P. Trauma Begets Crime: The Role ofHealth-Related Traumas in the Production ofCrimeRichard Tewksbury, University of LouisvilleElizabeth Mustaine, University of CentralFlorida6P. The Role of a Scholarship / MentorshipProgram for Women’s Academic Success andOutcomesCatherine Kaukinen, University of CentralFloridaNashla Dawahre, University of West Florida7P. An Examination of the JusticeReinvestment Initiative in CommunityCorrectionsShaunita Grase, SC Department ofProbation, Parole andPardon Services/Universityof Phoenix8P. Incarcerated VeteransLeslie Greenwell, University of Louisville11P. The Effect of Eyewitness Gender on FreeRecall of Criminals’ Physical DescriptionsMelissa Baker, Appalachian State UniversityPaul Fox, Appalachian State UniversityTwila Wingrove, Appalachian StateUniversity12P. Rethinking Program Fidelity for CriminalJusticeJ. Mitchell Miller, University of North FloridaHolly Ventura Miller, University of NorthFlorida13P. Brain Dysfunctions in Psychopaths, SerialKillers & Mass MurderersBrittany Cheek, Jacksonville State UniversityRonald Mellen, Jacksonville State University14P. Assailants or Saints?: Racial and GenderDepictions on an Online-Only News WebsiteTaylor Prain, Valdosta State UniversityThomas Hochschild, Valdosta StateUniversity15P. Perceptions of Legitimacy Among PoliceCitizen Traffic EncountersMathew Woessner, Florida State University
Wednesday, September 716P. The Relationship between ResidentialLiving Area and Perceptions of Police Prejudicetowards MinoritiesKevin Johnson, The University of NorthCarolina at CharlotteJohn Stogner, The University of NorthCarolina at CharlotteMelissa Baker, Appalachian State University17P. Exploring the influence of media, socialmedia, and other factors for recruiting qualifiedlaw enforcement officers for municipal agenciesin North Carolina: Preliminary ResultsStedman Smith, Appalachian StateUniversityTammatha Clodfelter, Appalachian StateUniversity6:00- 8:30 pmHarborviewPresident’s Reception Hosted by theUniversity of Central FloridaJoin us for food, drinks, and conversationon the 15th FloorNOTES:18P. Creating "Crime Scenes" to IncorporatePractical Forensic Training within theClassroomCassandra Rausch, University of Louisville19P. Trajectories of Offending from Youth toYoung Adulthood Among African Americans:Gender Differences in Childhood PredictorsFrances Abderhalden, University of CentralFloridaSara Evans, University of West Florida20P. The Effects of Gender Identity on VictimBlaming, Crime Severity Ratings, and Verdictsin Stranger Rape TrialsLisa Carter, Florida Southern CollegeLeilani Goodmon, Florida Southern CollegeSophia Waugh, Florida Southern CollegeKayla Dahl, Florida Southern CollegeAnthony Asceste, Caldwell University21P. Trends and Changes Across TwentyYears of Campus Law EnforcementSherah Basham, University of CentralFlorida22P. The Context and Psychoactive Effects of“Lion’s Tail” (Leonotis Leonurus) Use:An Unobtrusive Exploration
Thursday, September 88:00 am–5:00 pmRegistrationLobby8:00 am–10:00 amCoffeeChippewa9:00 am–5:00 pmBook ExhibitChippewa8:30- 9:30 amHarborviewStudent Breakfast: Meet with EditorsCraig Forsyth, University of Louisiana atLafayetteGeorge Higgins, University of LouisvilleWesley Jennings, University of South FloridaMichael Leiber, University of South FloridaRichard Tewksbury, University of LouisvilleKaren Burstein, University of Louisiana,Lafayette-Picard Center8:00-9:15 amMonterrey17. Session. Corrections, Employees, andFelonsChair: Phillip HillsUniversity of West FloridaAnalyzing Further Predictors of CorrectionalOfficer Professional Orientations: The Role ofTurnover IntentionsPhillip Hills, University of West FloridaFrank Ferdik, University of West FloridaPrison Chaplains: Inmate/Staff Perceptions andConflict Management in Modern Corrections8:00-9:15 amLafayette16. Session. Juvenile Delinquency, SocialBonds, and GangsChair: Nicole HendrixRadford UniversityExploring the Role of Parents in the Lives ofDetained YouthNicole Hendrix, Radford UniversityRiane Bolin, Radford University“Busted Dreams and Broken Promises”: The'Pushes' and 'Pulls' of Gang Entry and Exit forRural Gang MembersTimothy C. Brown, University of Arkansas atLittle RockJulie M. Baldwin, Missouri State UniversityComparing the Delinquent Behaviors of Ruraland Urban StudentsCraig Forsyth, University of Louisiana,Lafayette-Picard CenterRaymond Biggar, University of Louisiana,Lafayette-Picard CenterJing Chen, University of Louisiana,Lafayette-Picard CenterAndrew S. Denney, University of WestFloridaMeans to what Ends? The Origins andOutcomes of Felon Disenfranchisement in theU.S.C. Cory Lowe, University of FloridaMen Instead of Mules: Arkansas Prison Historyas a Prelude to ReformAndrew Fulkerson, Southeast Missouri StateUniversity8:00-9:15 amTelfair18. Session. Law Enforcement ExperiencesChair: Richard TewksburyUniversity of LouisvillePredicting State Police Officer Depression andWillingness to Seek Professional Help forDepressionRichard Tewksbury, University of LouisvilleAllen Copenhaver, Lindsey Wilson College
Thursday, September 8Law Enforcement Agencies: Diversity ofEmployment9:30- 10:45 amTelfair21. Panel. Technology, Media, and CriminalJusticeElizabeth LaBelle, Lynchburg CollegeVirginia Law Enforcement RetentionBrianna Egan, Lynchburg College9:30 am -10:45 amLafayette19. Panel. Toward a Biosocial VictimologyDiscussants:Chad Posick, Georgia Southern UniversityEric Connolly, Penn State University,AbingtonJ.C. Barnes, University of CincinnatiMichael Rocque, Bates CollegeJohn Paul Wright, University of Cincinnati9:30- 10:45 amMonterrey20. Panel. Criminal Justice, Gender, Race,and PartnershipChair: Debra MimsSaint Leo UniversityDefiance Theory in Ferguson: Two Tales ofOne CitySherah Basham, University of CentralFloridaMatt Nobles, University of Central FloridaIntragroup Racial Bias and Criminal JusticeChair: Angie SchwendauUniversity of LouisvilleThe Pictorial Depictions of Law Enforcementand Criminals on Law Enforcement FacebookPagesBrion Sever, Florida Gulf Coast UniversityMichael Dreznin, Florida Gulf CoastUniversityDangers and Protective Behaviors of RideShare Drivers: A ProposalAngie Schwendau, University of LouisvilleProcedural Problems of "Bones"Richard Kania, Jacksonville State UniversityLinda Kania, LindRich Associates of FloridaThe Relationship between Media,Demographics, and Perceptions of ConcealedCarry Regulations on College CampusesCullen O'Donnell, Florida Southern CollegeDestiny Zunic, Florida Southern CollegeCaitlin Smith, Florida Southern CollegeLeilani Goodmon, Florida Southern CollegeLisa Carter, Florida Southern College11:00 am-12:15 pmLafayette22. Panel. Military, Crime, and CriminalJusticeYu Zhang, Jackson State UniversityThe Gendered Division of Labor - A WrongBattle Fought By FeministsXiaoli Su, Troy UniversityPartnership Strategies for a Changing SocietyDebra Mims, Saint Leo UniversityRhondda Waddell, Saint Leo UniversityChair: Julie BaldwinMissouri State UniversityPerceptions of the Process: Veterans withComorbid Issues in a Veterans Treatment CourtJohn M. Eassey, Missouri State UniversityJulie Baldwin, Missouri State University
Thursday, September 8From High Heels to Combat Boots: ExploringMisconduct Among Female Veteran and NonVeteran InmatesChair: Brian PayneOld Dominion UniversityCybersecurity and Criminal JusticeErika Brooke, University of FloridaBrian Payne, Old Dominion UniversityDifferent Experiences, Varied Perceptions?Service Members’ Perceptions of the Linkbetween Military Service and Criminal BehaviorErika Brooke, University of FloridaJulie Baldwin, Missouri State UniversityUrsula Lande, Georgia Military College11:00 am- 12:15 pmMonterrey23. Panel. Understudied Criminal EventsChair: Kristie BlevinsEastern Kentucky UniversityAn Exploratory Assessment of AgriculturalCrimes in GeorgiaR. Neal McIntyre, Jr., Valdosta StateUniversityRudy K. Prine, Valdosta State UniversityF.E. Knowles, Jr., Valdosta State UniversityThe Tragedy of the Commons: Exploring theCost of Fish and Wildlife CrimesCyberbullying, General Strain Theory, and theModerating Effect of Anonymity in CollegeStudentsMatheson Sanchez, Kennesaw StateUniversityGang Lee, Kennesaw State UniversityThe Electronic Leash and RomanticRelationships: Examining the TheoreticalPredictors of Cyberstalking and its PerceivedImpact by University StudentsCatherine Marcum, Appalachian StateUniversityGeorge Higgins, University of LouisvilleJason Nicholson, University of Louisville12:30-1:45 pmLafayette25. Roundtable. Confronting the “RealWorld”: Getting Criminal Justice Students toThink Outside of the ClassroomDiscussants:Kristie Blevins, Eastern Kentucky UniversityJonathan Gassett, Wildlife ManagementInstituteHate Crime or Act of Terrorism?: The 2015Mass Shooting of the Emanuel AME Nine inCharleston, SCLisa Eargle, Francis Marion UniversityAshraf Esmail, Dillard UniversityGeorge Amedee, Southern University atNew Orleans11:00am- 12:15pmTelfair24. Panel. Cyberbullying, Cybercrime, andCybersecuritySamantha Hauptman, University of SouthCarolina UpstateMichele Covington, University of SouthCarolina UpstateCatherine Marcum, Appalachian StateUniversityLisa Carter, Florida Southern CollegeTammatha Clodfelter, Appalachian StateUniversity12:30-1:45 pm26. Panel. Law Enforcement andInvestigationsChair: Jacinta GauUniversity of Central FloridaMonterrey
Thursday, September 8Criminal Investigations of Pain Clinics: ProvingIllegal use of Legal PrivilegesJacinta Gau, University of Central FloridaWilliam Moreto, University of Central FloridaErika Brooke, University of FloridaMore than Badges and Flashing Lights: VisualIdentity in Contemporary Law EnforcementJason Lee, University of North FloridaJeff Lee, T
The Southern Criminal Justice Association (SCJA) is seeking applications for the position of editor of the American Journal of Criminal Justice (AJCJ), the official journal of SCJA. AJCJ is a refereed publication and manuscripts go through a blind review process. The focus of AJCJ is on a wide array of criminal justice topics and issues.
