Jodie G. Roure, JD, Phd Curriculum Vitae 212-237-8672 (Office) • 212-237-8664 (Fax) • [email protected] • Skype: Jodie.Roure
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Jodie G. Roure, JD, PhD Curriculum Vitae 212-237-8672 (Office) • 212-237-8664 (Fax) • [email protected] • Skype: jodie.roure EDUCATION University of Buffalo, State University of New York, Buffalo, NY 2004 Ph.D. - Transnational Studies, Intercultural Studies & International Human Rights Dissertation: International Human Rights Law as a Resource in Combating Domestic Violence: Transcending Legal, Social and Cultural Obstacles in Brasil and the United States. Western New England University School of Law, Springfield, MA 1997 Juris Doctorate Douglass College, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ 1994 BA - English CERTIFICATIONS/TRAINING John Jay College, New York, NY 2011 1st Year Seminar & e-Portfolio Certification Training 2009 Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative Certification 2009 John Jay Writing Intensive Faculty Certification Workshop Unión Nacional de Juristas de Cuba, University of Habana, Cuba. May. 2009 Certification in “Treatment of Domestic Violence by the American System of Justice” New York University School of Law - New York State Defenders Association, New York, NY 2005 Deportation 101: Detention, Deportation and the Criminal Justice System Training HONORS & AWARDS 2013 – 2015 Student Academic Support Program Honoree 2010 Honorary Guest of Mayor, of the National District of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic 2010 Faculty Certificate of Appreciation, Autonomous University of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic 2010 Lehman College Appreciation Award, 2nd Annual Educational Summit 2009 School of the Arts and Sciences Appreciation Award, John Jay College of Criminal Justice 2008 Faculty Fellowship Publication Program Fellow, City University of New York, 2007 – 2015 Certificate of Appreciation, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY 2006 – 2015 Appreciation Award, Ronald H. Brown Law School Prep Program, PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 2000 – Present John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY, New York Outcomes/Assessment Coordinator, Latin American & Latina/o Studies Department, (2013 – Present) • Lead faculty team generating outcomes and assessments for College General Education Requirements (Pathways) and departmental major to ensure learning outcomes are being met. • Compile assessment reports for department and college’s administration. • Lead Adelante! Program - aimed at retention of Latina/o and low income students at our Hispanic Serving Institution and gather related data on comparative Latina/o student retention. Associate Professor - Latin American & Latina/o Studies Department, (2010 – Present) • Possess an overall student evaluation score of 4.69 out of 5 within 2013 – 2014, and 2014 – 2015 school years. • Exceeded student evaluation return rate for Spring 2015 courses taught; resulted in a average return rate range of 94.27%. Surpassed school rating of 55.8% for the same semester. • Promoted and tenured in December 2010 • Served as Deputy Chairperson from 2009 – 2010 • Served as Acting Chairperson from June 2008 to June 2009 • Lead Departments’ Outcome Assessments for College General Education Courses and compile outcome assessment reports. • Lead the Adelante! Hispanic Serving Institution Retention Program funded by the Lumina • Foundation, the Hispanic Federation & US Department of Education Title V funds. • Serve on Departmental Committees including Personnel and Budget and Curriculum. • Serve as Faculty Senate Senator and Executive Committee Member. • Serve as College Council Member and Executive Committee Member. • Serve on College Diversity Committee and various Executive Search Committees. Director, Ronald H. Brown Law School Prep Program, (2004 – Present) A collaboration between St. John’s University School of Law, John Jay College, St. John’s University Undergraduate, York College, Medger Evars College, and United Negro College Fund Schools. • Direct academic credit bearing 2-year law school prep program aimed at diversifying legal profession. • Connect students with ACLU, NYS Attorney General, District Attorney and Unified Court System, to name some partners, for internship/research opportunities related to social justice issues. • Supervise college and law students interested in prison pipeline prevention. • Create, direct, and teach law classes at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY to first generation and low income and/or underrepresented students in the program. • Yielded approximately $3M+ per year in scholarships over past 4 years, 100% of students accepted to law school, and 100% of 2011 students accepted with scholarship, including 3 Dean Fellows. • Conduct research on pipeline education, compile data, write grants and grant reports, and produce related scholarship publications and national presentations. • Provide consultation services to governments and universities across US and Caribbean interested in creating legal pipeline education programs. • Create national/international, academic internships and fieldwork opportunities for students at all levels of pipeline and assist with supervision of Programs’ internship sites. • Develop students’ critical thinking skills via first year seminars, independent studies, learning communities and expose students to deeper understanding of the law and legal education. • Work with CASES program and supervise CASES interns to assist with integration in to college academic setting. • Work with children of formerly incarcerated persons to provide direct support services and re-entry referral services to their parent(s). Co-Director, John Jay College Study Abroad Program in the Dominican Republic, (2009 – 2010) • Co-Supervised and instructed over 28 undergraduate and graduate students conducting border conflict fieldwork investigations on the Dominican-Haitian border. • Taught Comparative Perspectives on Crime in the Caribbean course. • Provided co-supervision to John Jay College’s Comparative Law Internship in the Office of the Attorney General of the Dominican Republic. • Assisted in organizing and supervising fieldtrips including, but not limited to “La Victoria” super-max, other model prisons, and governmental and non-governmental organizations. • Conducted fieldwork observations and interviews with all aspects of law enforcement and judiciary throughout island, including Haitian-Dominican border. • Provided support to local NGOs dedicated to assist in providing re-entry support to formerly U.S. incarcerated deported Dominican citizens. Assistant Professor - Latin American & Latina/o Studies Department, (2004 – 2010) • Served as Minor Advisor and Adjunct Mentor • Taught courses in Interdisciplinary Studies Program for 1 year Coordinator, Supreme Court of the United States Internship, (2002-2005) • Created and directed inaugural CUNY Supreme Court of the United States Internship. • Advocated for expansion and institutional support of program. • Fundraised to support student participation and provided student site supervision in Washington DC and New York. Instructor - Latin American & Latina/o Studies Department, (2002 – 2003) • Taught various courses within department. Instructor - SEEK Department, (2000 – 2002) • Advised caseload of 300 first generation and diverse undergraduate students. • Supervised CUNY CAPS and federal work study students. • Developed and implemented academic prelaw initiatives for SEEK Department Dean. • Assisted Department of Latin American Studies with the Palenque Youth Violence Reduction and Alternative Sentencing Project in Washington Heights. • Developed peer mentoring program populated with SEEK students. • Created college’s first Supreme Court of the United States Internship. RESEARCH EXPERIENCE 2013 University of Puerto Rico, Center for Labor Studies, Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico Guest Lecturer and Researcher – Sabbatical License • Supervised advanced undergraduate students participating in Research Methods course on domestic violence investigations. • Taught bilingual curriculum on domestic violence and its impact on global economy. • Trained students to create research instruments, data collection and interpretation of domestic violence crimes with a focus on Puerto Rico, but including Latin American and Caribbean. • Assisted students with human subject research certification and supervised translation projects. 2012 – 2013 InterAmerican University of Puerto Rico School of Law San Juan, Puerto Rico Scholar-in-Residence – Sabbatical License • Led research study of Puerto Rico Court’s handling of domestic violence cases under Law 54 with permission granted by the Puerto Rico Administrative Office of the Courts. • Co-supervised law students studying alternative sentencing program for first time aggressors of domestic violence entitled “Desvio”. • Observed monitoring systems utilized by Department of Corrections to track domestic violence aggressors. Interviewed Department of Correction’s CEO and other high level staff. • Gathered research information on monitoring systems and “Desvio” program. • Provided community trainings to Carolina/San Juan counties on domestic violence and international human rights law. • Conducted group interviews on domestic violence in Puerto Rico, police handling of domestic violence cases, and domestic violence protections for LGBTQ community. • Co-taught law school seminar to law students entitled Vulnerable Populations. • Led domestic violence research investigation, developed research instrument, and observed proceedings at specialized domestic violence courts around the island. • Conducted 150+ research interviews with jurists, scholars, victims, NGOs, local governmental