September, 2000

 

NAME             Susan L. Caulfield

 

ADDRESS                  Department of Sociology

Western Michigan University

Kalamazoo, Michigan  49008

 

PHONE                       (616) 387-5291 (Office)

 

EDUCATION              1988      Ph.D., Criminal Justice, State University of New York at Albany.

                                    1985      M.A., Criminal Justice, SUNY-Albany

                                    1983      M.C.J., Criminal Justice, University of South Carolina

1980      B.S., Criminal Justice, University of South Carolina

1978      A.A., Law Enforcement, University of Maryland, Munich, Germany

 

TRAINING                 1997       Facilitative Mediation (February)

                                   1997       Resolving Student Conflicts (October)

1998       REDRESS Mediation (June)

1998       Managing Student Conflicts (October)

1998       Training for Trainers (November)

1999       Community Conferencing (May)

 

TEACHING                Associate Professor (1995-present). Assistant Professor (1990-1995) EXPERIENCE            Department of Sociology, Western Michigan University

 

Assistant Professor (1987-1990).  School of Public and Environmental                                                             Affairs, Indiana University, Northwest campus.

 

Teaching Assistant, School of Criminal Justice, SUNY-Albany, 1984-1987.

 

Adjunct Faculty, Department of Sociology, Russell Sage College, Troy,

 New York, 1986-1987.

 

Adjunct Faculty, Corrections Program, Junior College of Albany/Russell

 Sage College, Albany, New York, 1984-1986.

COURSES                   Computers and Criminal Justice

DEVELOPED AND    Conflict Resolution in U.S. Society

TAUGHT                    Creating Peace, Resolving Conflict

Crimes by the Powerful

Cultural Diversity and Criminal Justice

Deviance, Crime, and Conformity

Historical Overview of Criminology

Violence and U.S. Society

Youth and Violence

 

COURSES                   Advanced Criminology

TAUGHT                    Community Corrections

Crime and Public Policy

Introduction to Criminal Justice

Introduction to the Nature of Crime

Introduction to Statistics

Juvenile Delinquency

Logic and Analysis of Social Research I

Logic and Analysis of Social Research II

Methods of Sociological Inquiry I

Methods of Sociological Inquiry II

Sociological Research Methods

Theories of Crime

Victims of Crime

Women and Crime

 

PUBLICATIONS         Caulfield, Susan L. (forthcoming). AMilitarism, feminism, and criminal

justice: Challenging institutionalized ideologies.@ In Peter Kraska (Ed.)

Militarism and Criminal Justice, Boston, MA: Northeastern University

Press.

 

Caulfield, Susan L. (2000). "Creating Peaceable Schools." The Annals of

the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 567 (January):

170-185.

 

Caulfield, Susan L. (1999). "Transforming the Criminological Dialogue:

A Feminist Perspective on the Impact of Militarism." Journal of Political

and Military Sociology, 27(2):291-306.

 

Brush, Paula Stewart, Susan L. Caulfield, and Zoann Snyder-Joy (1998).

 "Creating a Social Justice-Oriented Classroom: The Role of Curriculum

Transformation and the Importance of Difference." Contemporary Justice

Review, 1:297-321.

 

Caulfield, Susan L. (1997). "Book Review Essay: Girshick's Soledad

Women and Padilla and Santiago's Outside the Wall."  Justice Quarterly,

forthcoming.

 

Caulfield, Susan L. and Evans, Angela R. (1997). "Peacemaking

criminology:  A path to understanding and a model for methodology."  Pp.

102-108 in MacLean, B.D. and Milovanovic, D. Thinking critically

about crime. Vancouver, BC:  Collective Press.

 

Caulfield, Susan L. (1996). "Peacemaking criminology: Introduction and

implications for the intersection of race, class and gender."  Pp. 91-103 in

Schwartz, M. and Milovanovic, D. Race, class, and gender in

criminology.  New York: Garland Press.

 

Caulfield, Susan L. (1995). "Book Review: Tifft's Battering of women."

Justice Quarterly, 12(1): 211-214.

 

Caulfield, Susan L. (1995). "Book Review: Messerschmidt's Masculinities

and crime." Humanity & Society, 19(2):105-107.

 

Caulfield, Susan L. & Wonders, Nancy A. (1994). "Gender and justice:

Feminist contributions to criminology." Pp. 213-229 in Barak, Gregg (Ed.)

Varieties of criminology: Readings from a dynamic discipline. New York:

Praeger.

 

Caulfield, Susan L. (1993). "Voices of dissent: Political prisoners and the

role of the state."  Journal of Prisoners on Prisons, 4(2):121-132.

 

Wonders, Nancy A. & Caulfield, Susan L. (1993). "Women's work?:  The contradictory implications of courses on women and the criminal justice system."  Journal of Criminal Justice Education, 4(1):79-100.

 

Caulfield, Susan L. & Wonders, Nancy A. (1993). "Personal AND political:  Violence against women and the role of the state."  Pp. 79-100 in Tunnell, Kenneth D. (Ed.) Political crime in contemporary America.  New York:  Garland Press.

 

Caulfield, Susan L. (1991). "Perpetuating violence through criminological theory:  Subcultural theory as an ideological tool."  Pp. 228-238 in Pepinsky, Harold E. & Quinney, Richard (Eds.) Criminology as

peacemaking. Bloomington, IN:  Indiana University Press.

 

Caulfield, Susan L. (1991). "Subcultures as crime:  The theft of legitimacy of dissent in the United States."  Pp. 49-61 in Barak, Gregg (Ed.) Crimes by the Capitalist State:  An Introduction to State Criminality. Albany, NY: State University of New York Press.

 

 

Caulfield, Susan L.  (1990).  "Life or death decisions:  Prosecutorial power versus equality of justice."  Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice, 5(4):233-247.

 

Flanagan, Timothy J. & Caulfield, Susan L.  (1984).  "Public opinion and prison policy."  The Prison Journal, 64(2):31-46.

 

AWARDS                   National Science Foundation, Quantitative Instruction on American Society Workshops, Boston, June 15-21, 1994 & Phoenix, AZ, January 4-8, 1995.

 

Curriculum Development Institute, "Linking the International and

Domestic Dimensions of Women's Issues," University of Wisconsin - La

Crosse, May 6-8, 1994.

 

Institute on Integrative Studies, Miami University of Ohio and Western

Michigan University Honors College, 1993-1994, with Zoann Snyder-Joy.

 

Support for Professional Activities Award, President's Office, Western

Michigan University (1994).

 

Dean's Appreciation Award, Western Michigan University (1999; 1998).

 

Administrative Merit, Western Michigan University             (1998-1999; 1995-

1996; 1992-93; 1991-92).

 

             Departmental Merit, Sociology, Western Michigan University (1994-95;

1993-94; 1992-93; 1991-92; 1990-91).

 

Certificate of Recognition - Outstanding Teaching, Graduate Student

Association, Department of Sociology, Western Michigan University

(1997).

 

Certificate of Appreciation, Graduate Student Association, Department of

Sociology, Western Michigan University (1995; 1996).

 

Certificate of Recognition - Outstanding Scholarship, Graduate Student

Association, Department of  Sociology, Western Michigan University

(1994; 1996).

 

First Place - Graduate Paper Competition, Alpha Phi Sigma National

Competition (1985).

 

V.A. Leonard Scholarship, Alpha Phi Sigma National Competition (1983).

 

GRANT AWARDS     Barry Community Foundation, Youth Advisory Council, "Peer Mediation

Programming in Hastings' Schools," Hastings, Michigan, $20,100,

Awarded, June, 1999.

 

National Institute of Justice, Community-Oriented Policing Strategies

Program, Battle Creek Police Department and Public Schools, "Assessment

of Conflict in the Schools," subcontractor, along with Kercher Center for

Social Research, $12,847, Awarded, December, 1998.

 

YouthVision, "Peace Leadership Program," Washington, DC, $7,150,

June, 1999.

 

Local General Revenue Sharing Grant, "ProjectFREE," Kalamazoo,

Michigan, $7,550, May 1999.

 

Youth United Way, "Peace Leadership Council/ProjectFREE,"

Kalamazoo, Michigan, $3,500, May, 1999.

 

Healthy Futures, "Managing Student Conflicts," Kalamazoo, Michigan,

 $1,000, August, 1998.

 

Kalamazoo Foundation, "Managing Student Conflicts," Kalamazoo,                                                     Michigan, $2,000, August, 1998.

 

Gilmore Foundation, "ProjectFREE," Kalamazoo, Michigan, $3,000, July,

1998.

 

Youth United Way, "ProjectFREE," Kalamazoo, Michigan, $3,000, May,

1998.                            

 

National Institute of Justice, Summer Research Fellowship, titled "An

Examination of Social Control Theory for Sex and Race Subgroups,"

$10,000, Summer 1989.

 

School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Systemwide Faculty Summer Fellowship, titled "Prosecutorial Decision-Making Project," $5,000, Summer 1989.

 

Grant-in-Aid, Indiana University Northwest, Spring 1989.

 

Time Release Award, Indiana University Northwest, Spring 1989.

 

WORKING                 "Teaching Peace: From the classroom to the street."

PAPERS                      "Implementing and evaluating peaceable school programs."                       

AUnderstanding student roles in peer mediation programs.@

 

WORKING                 Analysis of the effects of structurally-induced violence on youth and their

PROJECTS                 behavior.

Retooling in new area:  Conflict resolution and restorative justice and the implications for criminology.

 

INVITED                     Speaker, State of Michigan's Office of Community Health, annual

PRESENTATIONS     meeting of Violence Prevention Grantees, "Youth Violence at the

State Level: Prevention Strategies," Higgins Lake, Michigan,

May 3-4, 1999.

 

Speaker, State of Michigan's Office of Juvenile Justice, conference on

Balanced and Restorative Justice, "ProjectFREE: Model Programming

for Violence Prevention for Youth," Boyne Mountain, Michigan,

May 19-21, 1999.

 

PROFESSIONAL        APartnering with Youth to Prevent Violence: An Overview and

PAPERS AND            Evaluation of ProjectFREE.@  American Society of Criminology,

PARTICIPATION       Toronto, Ontario, November 17-20, 1999.

 

"Teaching peace: From the classroom to the street." Association for

Humanist Sociology, Austin, TX, November 19-22, 1998.

 

"Workshop, Teaching Conflict Resolution to Youth: ProjectFREE,"

Association for Humanist Sociology, Austin, TX, November 19-22, 1998.

 

"Violence in the schools: Preventative approaches to conflict," Violence in

the Schools: Reading, Writing, and Retaliation Conference, Valparaiso,

Indiana, October 2-3, 1998.

 

"Innovative approaches to conflict resolution: Working with youth,"

Association for Humanist Sociology, Pittsburgh, Penn., November 6-9,

1997.

 

"Teaching Peace:  Framing, processing, and  resolving," Justice Without

 Violence, Albany, NY, June 5-7, 1997.

 

"You don't know how I feel:  Feminist epistemology and an understanding

of harm," American Society of Criminology, Chicago, November, 1996.

"A critique of domination:  Alcohol prevention as alienation," with William

Post, Jr., American Society of Criminology, Chicago, November, 1996.

 

"Gender and the media:  Violence against women and the implications for

criminology," with Angela Evans, Association for Humanist Sociology,

Hartford, CT, October, 1996.

 

"Law and order and family values:  Listening to the feminist voice of Erich

 Fromm," with Rick Matthews and Angela Evans, American Society of

Criminology, Boston, MA, November, 1995.

 

"Reflections on teaching multiculturalism in criminal justice," with Zoann

Snyder-Joy, American Society of Criminology, Boston, MA, November,

1995.

 

Organizer/Discussant: "Addressing differences: Humanist perspectives."

Association for Humanist Sociology, Columbus, OH, October, 1995.

 

Organizer: "Addressing alienation:  Processes and solutions." Association

for Humanist Sociology, Columbus, OH, October, 1995.

 

Organizer: "Reflections on methodology." Association for Humanist

Sociology, Columbus, OH, October, 1995.

 

Organizer: "Social justice: Meeting the needs of women." Association for

Humanist Sociology, Columbus, OH, October, 1995.

 

"Peacemaking as justice." Featured panel, Academy of Criminal Justice

Sciences, Boston, MA, March, 1995.

 

"Teaching cultural diversity and criminal justice: The process of curriculum

transformation," with Zoann Snyder-Joy, American Society of

Criminology, Miami, FL, November, 1994.

 

Discussant:  "Strategies for surviving graduate school and getting a job."

American Society of Criminology, Miami, FL, November, 1994.

 

Discussant:  "Teaching criminology." American Society of Criminology,

Miami, FL, November, 1994.

 

Organizer/Discussant: "Covert action in the global economy: Practical,

criminal, and ethical considerations." North Central Sociological

Association, Columbus, OH, April, 1994.

 

Organizer/Chair/Discussant: Student Panel - "Feminist theory and criminal

justice issues." Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Chicago, March,

1994.

 

"Of sound mind and body?:  The economics of  human rights law," with

Rick Matthews.  Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Chicago, March,

1994.

 

"Multiculturalism and higher education: The need for curriculum

transformation," with Barbara Muncey and Gunilla Holm.  National

Association for Multicultural Education, Detroit, February, 1994.

 

"Structural roots of violence: Examining the effects of militarism on

women in the United States."  American Society of Criminology, Phoenix,

October, 1993.

 

"A conversation about innovative, critical, and feminist teaching techniques," with Nancy A. Wonders. American Society of Criminology,

Phoenix, October, 1993.

 

Organizer/Chair:  "Feminism, violence, and structures of power."   American Society of Criminology, Phoenix, October, 1993.

 

Discussant: "Issues for women in the American Society of Criminology."

American Society of Criminology, Phoenix, October, 1993.

 

"Ideology, public opinion, and state intervention:  Victims of state-defined acts of justice."  Society for the Study of Social Problems, Miami, August, 1993.

 

Organizer/Chair:  "Crime, the state, and social justice."  Society for the Study of Social Problems, Miami, August, 1993.

 

Organizer:  "Examining violence:  Interventions, mediations, and responses." Society for the Study of Social Problems, Miami, August, 1993.

 

Organizer:  "Feminist perspectives on violence against women."  Society for the Study of Social Problems, Miami, August, 1993.

 

Organizer:  "An examination of crime:  From theory to formal processing." Society for the Study of Social Problems, Miami, August, 1993.

 

Organizer:  "Perspectives on hate crimes and perceived subcultural associations." Society for the Study of Social Problems, Miami, August, 1993.

 

"The contradictory implications of 'women and criminal justice' courses:

Why we need to mainstream the discussion of gender into criminal justice

curriculums," with Nancy A. Wonders.  American Society of Criminology,                                                   New Orleans, November, 1992.

 

"Seeking a balance: When existing paradigms 'no longer fit'." American Society of Criminology, New Orleans, November, 1992.

                       

Discussant: "Violence against women." American Society of Criminology, New Orleans, November, 1992.

 

Organizer/Chair: "Issues in peacemaking criminology:  Linking the structural and the personal." American Society of Criminology, New Orleans, November, 1992.

 

"Examining violence against women:  Utilizing feminist methodology in a quest to understand a variety of harms," with Nancy A. Wonders.  Society for the Study of Social Problems, Pittsburgh, August, 1992.

 

"Fighting the structure:  Women, violence, and the Persian Gulf War." American Society of Criminology, San Francisco, November 23, 1991.

 

Organizer/Chair/Discussant.  "Criminology as peacemaking I:  Reports of ongoing practices of peacemaking in our midst."  American Society of Criminology, San Francisco, November 21, 1991.

 

"State interests and the abolition of prisons:  The ideological role of the death penalty,"  with Bob Gross.  Fifth International Conference on Penal Abolition, Bloomington, IN, May 21-25, 1991.

 

Chair - Sessions on the Death Penalty:  "The death penalty in the Indiana region" and "The death penalty and national agendas."  Fifth International Conference on Penal Abolition, Bloomington, IN, May 21-25, 1991.

 

Organizer/Chair/Discussant:  "Criminology as peacemaking:  Educating for

peace within the discipline."  American Society of Criminology, Baltimore,

November, 1990.

 

"The myth of increased crime control and the war on drugs:  Moral panics and effectiveness of crime control policies."  Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Denver, March 1990.

"The perpetuation of violence through criminological theory:  The ideological role of subculture theory."  American Society of Criminology, Reno, November 1989.

 

"An examination of social Control theory for sex and race subgroups."  American Society of Criminology, Reno, November 1989.

 

Discussant:  "Legal and empirical issues of capital punishment in the United States." American Society of Criminology, Reno, November, 1989.

 

"Questioning the efficacy of social control theory:  An extension and refinement of Hirschi's model produces surprising results."  Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Washington, DC, April 1989.

 

Chair/Discussant:  "Testing social control theory." Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Washington, DC, April 1989.

 

"Life or death decisions:  Prosecutorial power vs. equality of justice."  American Society of Criminology, Chicago, November 1988.

 

"Subcultures as crime:  The theft of the legitimacy of dissent in the United States."  American Society of Criminology, Chicago, November 1988.

 

"Social bonding and interactions:  An extension and refinement of Hirschi."  Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, San Francisco, March 1988.

 

Chair:  "Perspectives on youth violence."  Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, San Francisco, March 1988.

 

"Retribution:  Political obligation?"  Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Las Vegas, March 1985.

 

Chair/Discussant:  "Varieties of property crime in the United States."  Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Las Vegas, March 1985.

 

"A criticism of juvenile delinquency theories."  Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Philadelphia, March 1981.

 

PROFESSIONAL        Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences

AFFILIATIONS          American Association of University Professors

American Society of Criminology

Association for Humanist Sociology

Society for the Study of Social Problems

 

JOURNAL-                 Book Review Editor, Journal of Contemporary Justice, (1997-1998).

RELATED                 

ACTIVITIES               Associate Editor, Sociological Focus, Journal of the North Central

Sociological Association, (1992-1996).

 

                                    Reviewer, Journal of Criminal Justice Education  (1990-present).

Reviewer, Sociological Focus (1992-1996).

Reviewer, Violence and Victims (1992-present).

Reviewer, Women & Criminal Justice (1993-present).

Reviewer, American Journal of Criminal Justice,  (1994-present).

Reviewer, Justice Quarterly (1995-present).

Reviewer, Humanity & Society, (1995-present).

Reviewer, Journal of Applied Sociology, (1999-present).

Reviewer, Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency (1985-1989).

 

PROFESSIONAL            Program Committee, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (2000-2001).

ORGANIZATION            Program Chair, Association for Humanist Sociology, (1997-1998).

ACTIVITIES              Executive Counselor, Division on Women and Crime, American Society of

  Criminology (1995-1997).

Executive Counselor, Division on Critical Criminology,   American Society

   of Criminology (1992-1994).

Member, 1996 Program Committee, American Society of Criminology

   (1995-1996).

Co-Editor, DivisioNews, Newsletter of the Division on Women and Crime,

   American Society of Criminology  (1995-1998).

Member, Membership Committee, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences

   (1996-1997).

Co-Chair, Nominations and Elections Committee, Division on Critical

   Criminology, American Society of Criminology (1994-1995).

Program Chair, Division on Crime and Juvenile Delinquency, Society for

   the Study of Social Problems (1992-1993).

Coordinator, Sexual Harassment Task Force, Division on Women and

   Crime, American Society of  Criminology (1993-1995).

Peer Review Consultant, National Institute of  Justice (1994-1997).

Manuscript Reviewer, West Publishing (1995-present).

Manuscript Reviewer, Northeastern University Press (1994-present).

Chair, Electronic Mail Committee, Division on Women and Crime,

   American Society of Criminology  (1992-present).

Member, Awards Committee, Division of Critical Criminology, American

   Society of Criminology  (1991-1992).

Chair, Nominations Committee, Division on Critical Criminology,

   American Society of Criminology  (1990-1991).

Member, Curriculum Project, Division on Critical Criminology, American

   Society of Criminology (1990-1996).

Invited Juror, North Central Sociological Association, Student Paper

   Competition (1990-91; 1991-92).

Chair, Criminologists for the Abolition of the Death  Penalty (1988-

   1998).

Member, Research and Information Consortium of the Indiana Criminal

   Justice Institute (1988-1990).

 

DEPARTMENT            Member, Executive Council, Department of Sociology, Western Michigan

ACTIVITIES                   University (1991-1993;1995-1997).

Chair, Executive Council, Department of Sociology, Western Michigan

   University (1996-1997).

Director, Graduate Program, Department of Sociology, Western Michigan

   University (1995-1997).

Member, By-Laws and Basic Policy Statement Committee, Department of

   Sociology, Western Michigan University  (1993-1995).

Co-Chair, Basic Policy Statement Committee, Department of Sociology,

   Western Michigan University (1995-1996).

Member, Central Graduate Committee, Department of Sociology, Western

   Michigan University (1992-1998).

Chair, Criminology Comprehensive Area Exams, Department of

   Sociology, Western Michigan University (1992-1994).

Member, Committee to Evaluate Department Chair, Department of

   Sociology, Western Michigan University  (1991).

Member, Merit Committee, Department of Sociology, Western Michigan

   University (1992-1994).

Member, Criminal Justice Ad Hoc Recruitment Committee, Department of

   Sociology, Western Michigan University  (1991-1992; 1992-1993).

Member, Graduate Awards Committee, Department of Sociology, Western

   Michigan University (1991-1998).

Member, Criminology Committee, Department of Sociology, Western

   Michigan University (1990-present).

Member, Social Problems Committee, Department of Sociology, Western

   Michigan University (1990-1994).

Member, Research Methods Committee, Department of Sociology,

   Western Michigan University (1990-1998; 2000-2001).

Member, Sabbatical Review Committee, Department of Sociology,

  Western Michigan University (1999-2000; 2000-2001).

Organizer/Presenter, Departmental Seminar on Electronic Mail, Western

   Michigan University (April 13, 1993).

Faculty Advisor, Western Michigan University's Criminal Justice Student

   Association (1990-1993).

Faculty Advisor, Western Michigan University's Chapter of Alpha Phi

   Sigma (1990-1995).

 

COLLEGE                   Social Sciences Representative, Grade and Program Dismissal Appeals

ACTIVITIES                 Committee, Ombudsman=s Office (2000-2001).

College Curriculum Committee, College of Arts and Sciences (2000-2001).

Member, College of Arts & Sciences Women's Caucus Steering Committee

   (1996-1997).

 

UNIVERSITY            Member, University-wide Committee, Proposal Development for PEW

ACTIVITIES                  Charitable Trusts regarding Michigan Partnership for New Education

   (1993-1994).

Member, Campus Planning Council, Faculty Senate, Western Michigan

   University (1993-1996).

Vice-Chair, Campus Planning Council, Faculty Senate, Western Michigan

   University (1995-1996).

Member, WMU-AAUP Retirement Benefits Committee  (1993-1995).

Department Representative, AAUP Council (1994-1996).

Externship, "Violence in Schools and Society," Berrien Springs Schools

   (November 9, 1993).

Lecturer, "Women in the USA," International Summer Institute, Office of

   International Affairs, Western Michigan University (July-August, 1993;

   1994; 1995; 1996; 1997).

Presenter, "Conflict Resolution Skills," Violence Prevention Conference,

  Western Michigan University (April 9, 1999).

Presenter, "Reducing Violence in Schools," College of Education Honor

               Society (May 12, 1999).

Observer/Evaluator, Western Michigan University's Annual Medallion

   Scholarship Competition  (February 8 & 15, 1992).

Organizer and Speaker: Western Michigan University's 13th Annual Peace

   and Justice Education Week, "Structural Violence Against Women:

   Genesis,  Implications, and Routes to Resolution" (October 26, 1994).

Organizer and Speaker: Western Michigan University's  11th Annual Peace

   and Justice Education Week,  "Feminist Perspectives on Violence

   Against Women"  (October 21, 1992).

Organizer and Speaker, Western Michigan University's 10th Annual Peace

   and Justice Education Week, "Feminist Responses to Violence Against

   Women,"  (October 22, 1991).

Speaker Series Sponsored by United Campuses Against Militarism,

   "Hierarchy, Domination, and Control:   Structural Violence Against

   Women." (February 20, 1991).

Department of Sociology's Leonard C. Kercher Symposia Series, "Beware

   the Theorist Bearing Methods"  (January 22, 1992).

Guest Lecturer, "Structural Violence Against Women: Genesis, Implications, and Routes to Resolution,"  Peace and Global Futures

   Class, Western Michigan University (March 25, 1992).

Guest Lecturer, "Non-violence and the Resolution of Harms Against

   Women," Peace and Global Futures Class, Western Michigan University

   (February 6, 1991).

Guest Speaker, Eldridge-Fox Residence Hall, "Crime  in America"

   (November 8, 1993).

Coordinator, Annual Criminal Justice Career Fair (1991; 1992; 1993;

   1994).

Co-coordinator, Annual Criminal Justice Career Fair (1995).

Faculty Advisor, Western Michigan University's Chapter of Amnesty

   International (1992-1996).

Member, Western Michigan University's Corporate Olympic Team

   (1991;1992;1993;1994).

Side-line Coach, WMU's Bronco Football (November 13, 1993).

Participant, Bronco Bash (August 31, 1998).

 

COMMUNITY            Trainer, Mediation and Conflict Resolution, Dispute Resolution Services

ACTIVITIES                 of Gryphon Place (1998-present).

Mediator, Kalamazoo Community Dispute Resolution Center (1997-

               present).

Member, Board of Directors, Gryphon Place (1997-2000).

Vice-Chair, Gryphon Place Board of Directors (1999).           

Member, Dispute Resolution Services of Gryphon Place Advisory Board

   (1997-present).

Chair, Dispute Resolution Services of Gryphon Place Advisory Board

   (1998-2000).

Director, ProjectFREE, originally supported by State of  Michigan

   Department of Community Health Grant and the City of Kalamazoo,

   now a program of Gryphon Place  (1997-2000).

Member, Kalamazoo Coalition for Youth Violence Prevention (1996-

   present).

Vice-Chair, Kalamazoo Coalition for Youth Violence  Prevention (1997-

   1999).

Member, Kalamazoo Coalition for Youth Violence  Prevention, Task Force

   on Youth Employment (1997-1998).

Member, Healthy Futures Task Force on Crime and Violence (1998-

   2000).

Chair, Healthy Futures Task Force on Crime and Violence Mini-grant

   Program Development (1998-1999).

Member, Kalamazoo Youth Development Network (1998-2000).

Organizer, "Managing Student Conflicts" training, Kalamazoo Valley

   Community College (October 8-10, 1998).

Organizer, "Community Conferencing" training, Kalamazoo Valley

   Community College (May 5-6, 1999).

In-service, "Creating a Peaceable Classroom," The Diocese of

   Kalamazoo (September 18, 1998).

Witness, U.S. Congress Field Hearing, "Youth and Violence"

   (June 21, 1999).

Presenter, "Conflict Resolution Skills for Youth," Youth Leadership

  Conference, City of Kalamazoo (February 27, 1999).

Presenter, "Conflict Resolution and Youth," Comstock Community Center

  (April 21, 1999).

Presenter, "Conflict Resolution and Youth," Parchment High School's

  Awareness Day (April 22, 1999).

Guest Speaker, Peer Assisted Listening (PALS), Portage Northern High

  School (September 17, 1998).

Guest Speaker, Peer Assisted Listening (PALS), Portage Central High

  School (September 18, 1998, December 15 and 16, 1998).

Guest Speaker, "Violence Prevention," Borgess Hospital's Chaplaincy

  Program (July 20, 1999).

Guest Speaker, "Violence Prevention and Youth," Church Women United

  (October 1, 1999).

Host, "Managing Student Conflicts," Kalamazoo Cable Access Television

   (October 8, 1998).

Host, People and Politics, "Sexual Assault Awareness: Take Back the

   Night," Kalamazoo Cable Access Television (March 25, 1992).

Host, People and Politics, "The Thomas Confirmation:  Questions for

   Tomorrow," Kalamazoo Cable Access Television (October 17, 1991).

Panel Member, Forum, "Hate Crimes," Portage Cable Access Television

   (March 1, 1993).

Guest, WWMT's 11:00 News, "Media Coverage of the O.J. Simpson Trial"

   (October, 1995).

Guest, WWMT's 11:00 News, "Violence and Video Games" (September

   14, 1993).

Guest, WWMT's 11:00 News, "Graffiti Artists and Crime"  (May, 1992).

Guest, WWMT's 11:00 News, "Jeffrey Dahmer and the  Effect of Videos"

   (February 14, 1992).

Guest, WKFR, "ProjectFREE: Programming for Non-violence" (November

  16, 1998).

Guest, WKFR, "Peace Leadership" (April 29, 1999).

Guest, WQLR's News Service, "Pressures of Working Parents and the

   Effects on Children" (September 30, 1993).

Guest, WMU's News Service, "Managing student conflicts  and reducing

   violence," (October 7, 1998).

Guest, WMU's News Service, "Assessing the Gun-Free Schools' Expulsion

   Policy" (August 8, 1995).

Guest, WMU's News Service, "Crime Prevention and the National Crime

   Bill" (August 24, 1994).

Guest, WMU's News Service, "Domestic Violence:  A Reflection of

   America's Violent Society" (June 23, 1994).

Guest, WMU's News Service, "Will Crime Bills Curb Crime?" (April 21,

   1994).

Guest, WMU's News Service, "An Easy Market for  Firearms" (January 6,

   1994).

Guest, WMU's News Service, "Preventing Shoplifting and Theft During

   the Holiday Season" (December 7, 1993).

Guest, WMU's News Service, "Gun Control and the Brady Bill"

   (December 7, 1993).

Guest, WMU's News Service, "Teenage Violence"  (August 18, 1993).

Guest, WMU's News Service, "Young Criminals"   (April 27, 1993).

Guest, WMU's News Service, "Parole in Michigan"   (July 20, 1992).

Guest, WMU's News Service, "Shoplifting and the Holiday  Season"

   (December, 1991).

Guest, WMU's News Service, "Michigan's Crime Ranking" (August,

   1991).

Guest, WMU's Forum, "Sexual Assault Awareness and the Annual Take

  Back the Night March and Rally"   (April 1, 1992).

Guest, WMU's Forum, "New Directions in Criminology"  (June 6, 1991). 

Steering Committee, Kalamazoo's 1992 Take Back the Night.

Keynote Speaker, Kalamazoo's 1992 Take Back the Night (April 11,

   1992).

Keynote Speaker, Campus Rally, Take Back the Night,  (April 20, 1991).

Board of Directors, Wellspring-Cori Terry and Dancers (1995-1997).

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