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Adelphi University Theta Chi Dept. of Sociology and CJ 102 Blodgett Hall, 1 South Ave Garden City NY11530- Stephanie Lake, Ph.D Adelphi University Theta Chi Dept. of Sociology and CJ 102 Blodgett Hall, 1 South Ave Garden City NY11530- Stephanie Lake, Ph.D. (516) 877-4941 (516) 877-4717 [email protected] Adrian College Lambda Upsilon Dept. of Sociology, Social Work & Criminal Justice 110 S. Madison Avenue Adrian MI49221- Cedrick Heraux, Ph.D. (517) 265-5161 4039 [email protected] Alabama A&M University Pi Delta Delta Department of Social Sciences 4900 North Meridian St. Drake Hall 002 Normal, AL 35762 Jonathan Evans Coats (757) 813-1891 (256) 372-8465 [email protected] Alabama State University Epsilon Eta Mu Criminal Justice and Sociology 915 S. Jackson St. Box 271 Montgomery AL36104- Larry E. Spencer, JD. 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