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DIANA SUMMERS DOLLIVER

CONTACT INFORMATION

Address: The University of Alabama Email: [email protected] Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice [email protected] 403 Farrah Hall Phone: 205-348-7795 (office) 1137 Cyber Hall 205-347-0604 (office) Box 870320 (mailing) 205-348-7178 (fax) Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35487-0320

EDUCATION

2009 – 2013 Doctor of Philosophy in Criminology and Justice Policy Northeastern University, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice

2007 – 2008 Master of Science Degree in Criminal Justice University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Department of Criminal Justice

2007 Polish Language Studies, Cracovia Academy Krakow, Poland

2003 – 2006 Bachelor of Arts Degree in Criminal Justice University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Department of Criminal Justice

2005 Russian Language Studies, St. Petersburg State University St. Petersburg, Russia

2003 – 2006 Bachelor of Arts Degree in International Studies University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Department of Global, International & Area Studies Minor: Russian Language

NATIONAL SECURITY CLEARANCE

Top Secret/SCI (Active) Top Secret/SCI (2008 – 2010) Secret (2005 – 2010)

PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS

2019 – Present Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice The University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Alabama Tenured Associate Professor Academic Director, Joint Electronic Crimes Task Force (JECTF)

2018 – Present Task Force Officer Federal Bureau of Investigation Redstone Arsenal Birmingham Field Division Squad 12/Cyber

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2013 – 2019 Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice The University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Alabama Tenure Track Assistant Professor Academic Director, Joint Electronic Crimes Task Force (JECTF)

2011 – 2013 School of Criminology and Criminal Justice Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts Instructor

2009 – 2013 School of Criminology and Criminal Justice Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts Stipended Graduate Assistant

2009 – 2011 Center for Criminal Justice Policy Research | Institute on Race and Justice Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts Project Director | Research Assistant

2007 – 2009 Department of Criminal Justice University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Charlotte, North Carolina Research Assistant

2005 – 2008 Drug Enforcement Administration, Charlotte, North Carolina District Office

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS

GIAC Certified Incident Handler (GCIH) – Pending Security Essentials Certification (GSEC) – Active

Cryptocurrency Transaction Analysis Chainalysis Investigation Specialist Certification (CISC) – Active Certified Chainalysis Instructor – Active Chainalysis Reactor Certification (CRC) (Chainalysis) – Active Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) (Chainalysis) – Active Chainalysis KYT Certification (CKC) (Chainalysis) – Active

Mobile Device Forensics Basic Certification (MSAB) – Active Intermediate Certification (MSAB) – Active Advanced Acquisition (AA), JTAG and Chip-Off Certification (MSAB) – Active

Vehicle Systems Forensics Vehicle Systems Forensic Certification (Berla) – Active

Firearms Training Simulator (FATS) Systems VirTra Operator Certification – Active

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JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS

2020 Dolliver, D.S. A Supply-Based Response to a Demand-Driven Problem: A Fifteen-Year Analysis of Drug Interdiction in Poland. Crime, Law, and Social Change. 73: 1-23.

2019 Dolliver, D.S. Emerging Technologies, Law Enforcement Responses, and National Security. I/S: A Journal of Law and Policy for the Information Society. 15(1-2): 123-150.

2018 Dolliver, D.S., S.P. Ericson, and K.L. Love*. A Geographic Analysis of Drug Trafficking Patterns on the Tor Network. Geographical Review. 108 (1): 45-68.

2017 Dolliver, D.S., C. Collins and B. Sams. Hybrid Approaches to Digital Forensic Investigations: A Comparative Analysis in an Institutional Context. Digital Investigation: The International Journal of Digital Forensics & Incident Response. 23(4): 124-137.

2016 Dolliver, D.S. and J.B. Kuhns. The Presence of New Psychoactive Substances in a Tor Network Marketplace Environment. Journal of Psychoactive Drugs. 48(5): 321-329.

2016 Dolliver, D.S. and J. Kenney. Characteristics of Drug Vendors on the Tor Network: A Cryptomarket Comparison. Victims and Offenders: An International Journal of Evidence-Based Research, Policy, and Practice. 11(4): 600-620.

2015 Dolliver, D.S. and K.L. Love. Criminogenic Asymmetries in Cyberspace: A Comparative Analysis of Two Online Marketplaces. Journal of Globalization Studies. 5(2): 75-96.

2015 Dolliver, D.S. Socio-Cultural Impacts on Drug Trafficking Trends in Europe. European Journal of Crime, Criminal Law, and Criminal Justice. 23(4): 383- 406.

2015 Dolliver, D.S. A Rejoinder to Authors: Data Collection on Tor. The International Journal of Drug Policy. 26: 1128-1129.

2015 Dolliver, D.S. Evaluating Drug Trafficking on the Tor Network: Silk Road 2, The Sequel. The International Journal of Drug Policy. 26: 1113-1123.

2015 Dolliver, D.S. Environmental and Institutional Adaptation and Change: Testing Institutional Anomie Theory using Time Series Modeling of Homicide Data. The British Journal of Criminology. 55(4): 747-768.

2012 Summers, D. and E. Pływaczewski. The Polish Context: Examining Issues of Police Reform, Drug Use and Drug Trafficking in a Transitioning Democracy. Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies & Management. 35(2): 231-252.

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PUBLICATIONS IN PROGRESS

Revise & Resubmit Holt, T. and D.S. Dolliver. Exploring Digital Evidence Recognition at Fatal Crashes among Front-Line Police Officers.

Revise & Resubmit Price, A., K.M. Curtin, N.R. Magliocca, D. Turner, P. Mitchell, K. McSweeney, and D.S. Dolliver. A Family of Models in Support of Realistic Interdiction Location Decision Making.

Under Review Dolliver, D.S., N. Magliocca, K. McSweeney, K. Curtin, and K. Piepke. Landscape Suitability for Cocaine Trafficking through Central America.

Under Review Dolliver, D.S., A. Ghazi-Tehrani, and K.T. Poorman. Applying Routine Activities Theory to the Cyber Domain: An Empirical Analysis of Cyberattacks against a University’s Computer Network.

PUBLICATIONS IN PROGRESS

Working Manuscript Henderson, N. D.S. Dolliver, and S. Pritzker. “FE and Await Your Gift:” How Vendors and Consumers of Illicit Drugs Co-Construct Alternative Communities in a Darknet Marketplace. In preparation for submission to Deviant Behavior.

Working Manuscript Dolliver, D.S. and R. Cook. The Role of Self Control in Officer Decision- Making during Police-Citizen Encounters. In preparation for submission to Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice.

OTHER PUBLICATIONS AND PEER-REVIEWED REPORTS

2018 Dolliver, D.S. and K. Poorman. “Understanding Cybercrime,” in Transnational Crime and Global Security (P. Reichel and R. Randa, eds.). Santa Barbara, California: Praeger Security International.

2016 Kuhns, J., D.S. Dolliver, E. Bent, and E.R. Maguire. Understanding and Reducing the Use of Deadly Force and Firearms against Law Enforcement Officers in the United States. Washington, DC: Office of Community Oriented Policing Services.

2016 Dolliver, D.S. Book Review: Criminality and Criminal Justice in Contemporary Poland: Sociopolitical Perspectives. International Criminal Justice Review. 26(3): 286-288

2016 Dolliver, D.S. Organized Crime. Wiley Encyclopedia of Crime & Punishment. Wesley G. Jennings (ed.). Malden, MA: Wiley Blackwell Publishing.

2014 Dolliver, D.S. and K. Seigfried-Spellar. “Legal, Forensic, and Criminological Aspects of Cyberterrorism.” In Current Problems of the Penal Law and Criminology (6th ed.), E. Pływaczewski (ed.), pg. 327-343. Wolters Kluwer Publishing House.

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2014 Dolliver, D.S. Wiretapping. The Sage Encyclopedia of Criminal Justice Ethics. Bruce Arrigo (ed.). London, UK: Sage Publications.

2014 Dolliver, D.S. Careers in Law Enforcement. The Encyclopedia of Criminology & Criminal Justice. Jay Albanese (ed.). Malden, MA: Wiley Blackwell Publishing.

2012 Summers, D. and Dolliver, M. Drug Use: Treatment or Punishment? A Comparison between Poland and the United States. Emil Pływaczewski (Eds.), The Current Problems of Penal Law in Criminology, 5th edition, pg. 715-731. Wolters Kluwer Publishing House.

2012 Marshall, I. and Summers, D. Contemporary Differences in Rates and Trends of Homicide among European Nations. Marieke Liem and William Pridemore (Eds.), Handbook of European Homicide Research. London, UK: Sage Publications.

2011 Summers, D. and Kuhns, J.B. Non-Deadly Use of Force by Police. The Encyclopedia of American Law and Criminal Justice. New York City: Facts on File, Inc.

2010 Summers, D. & Kuhns, J.B. Currently Available Less-than-Lethal Alternatives and Emerging Technologies for the Future. Kuhns, J.B. & Knutsson, J. (Eds.), Police Use of Force: A Global Perspective, pg. 188-198. Praeger Security International. Outstanding Academic Title Award for 2010 by Choice.

SUBMITTED OR IN-PROCESS GRANT PROPOSALS

None.

FUNDED GRANTS AND CONTRACTS

2019 – 2021 Digital Forensic Investigations Involving Cryptocurrency Wallets Installed on Mobile Devices. D.S. Dolliver (Principal Investigator). Department of Homeland Security – Science and Technology Division. Award #: 17STCIN00001, Subaward #: E2051854. $204,656. In Force.

2020 – 2024 D-ISN: TRACK 1: Illicit Drug Trafficking Networks: Behavioral Responses to Interdiction. K. Curtin (Principal Investigator), D.S. Dolliver, M. Hudnall, and N. Magliocca (co-Principal Investigators). National Science Foundation. Award #: 2039975. $746,362. In Force.

2020 – 2024 SFS@BAMA: The University of Alabama’s Scholarship for Service Program. J. Carver (Principal Investigator), D.S. Dolliver, M. Hudnall, and T. Atkison, (co- Principal Investigators). National Science Foundation. Award #: 1946599. $3,101,017. In Force.

2018 – 2020 EAGER: ISN: Anticipatory Interdiction of Narco-Trafficking Networks. Nicholas Magliocca (Principal Investigator), D.S. Dolliver, K. McSweeney, and K. Curtain (co-Principal Investigators). Disrupting Operations of Illicit Supply Networks:

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Operations Engineering program for EArly-concept Grants for Exploratory Research (EAGER). NSF EAGER ISN-1837698. National Science Foundation. $292,974.

2018 – 2019 Darknet Threat Assessment. D.S. Dolliver (Principal Investigator). The University of Alabama. $213,201.

2017 Confidential Research Contract. D.S. Dolliver (Principal Investigator) Confidential funding source. $35,241.

2014 – 2016 Investigating Online Drug Trafficking. D.S. Dolliver (Principal Investigator). Research Grants Committee (RGC) recipient #RG14633. The University of Alabama. $4,941.

2014 – 2015 Evaluating Criminal Opportunities on the Tor Network. D.S. Dolliver (Principal Investigator). College Academy of Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity (CARSCA). College of Arts and Sciences The University of Alabama. $1,530.

SELECT UNFUNDED GRANT-WRITING EXPERIENCE

2020 D-ISN: TRACK 1: Battling Sex Trafficking with Analytics: From Data to Interdiction. N. Freeman, Principal Investigator), D.S. Dolliver, B. Keskin, and G. Bott (co-Principal Investigators). National Science Foundation. $796,150.

2020 HNDS-I: Data Portal for Human Trafficking Research. G. Bott (Principal Investigator), D.S. Dolliver, N. Freeman, and B. Keskin (co-Principal Investigators). National Science Foundation. $1,110,046.

2019 Strengthening Darknet Investigative Protocols and Training to Combat Child Sexual Exploitation on Tor. D.S. Dolliver (Principal Investigator) and M. Hudnall (co-Principal Investigator). Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP). $494,903.

2018 The Impact of Self Control on Officer Decision-Making during Police-Citizen Encounters. D.S. Dolliver (Principal Investigator), R. Cook and D. Fonseca (co- Principal Investigators). Research and Evaluation on Decision-Making. National Institute of Justice. $547,614.

2018 CPS: TTP Option: Medium: Adaptive Shared Autonomy for Multi-robot, Multi- human Collaboration. C. Murray (Principal Investigator), B. Liu, D.S. Dolliver, and J. Smith (co-Principal Investigators), L. Cavuoto (Senior Personnel). Computer and Information Science and Engineering (CISE) Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS). National Science Foundation. $1,337,585.

2018 Environmental and Individual Law Enforcement Factors Impacting Decisions to Shoot in High Threat Situations. D. Fonseca, R. Cook, and D.S. Dolliver (Co- Principal Investigators), R. Houser (Sr. Personnel), and J. Schofield (Senior Researcher). Law and Social Sciences (LSS). National Science Foundation. $868,521. 6

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2017 Effectiveness of Simulated Reality-Based Use of Force Training Environments for Law Enforcement Officers. R. Cook, D.S. Dolliver, and D. Fonseca, (Co-Principal Investigators). Public Safety Innovation Accelerator Program – User Interface (PSIAP-UI). National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). $552,320.

2016 Building Trust and Legitimacy from the Chief to the Street: A Multi-Method Assessment of Procedural Justice in Police-Community Relations. A. Bolland, A. Lankford (Co-Principal Investigators), J. Bolland, D.S. Dolliver, L. Reid, and J. Wakeham (Co-Investigators). National Institute of Justice. $627,458.

2016 CPS: TTP Option: Synergy: Title Redacted. C. Murray (Principal Investigator), D.S. Dolliver and J. Smith (co-Principal Investigators), L. Cavuoto (Senior Personnel). Computer and Information Science and Engineering (CISE) Cyber- Physical Systems (CPS). National Science Foundation. $1,324,992.

2014 CRII: SaTC: Securing Cyberspace from Misuse: Understanding Patterns of Criminality on Tor. D. S. Dolliver (Principal Investigator). Computer and Information Science and Engineering (CISE) Research Initiation Initiative (CRII). National Science Foundation. $120,449.

ADMINISTERED LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAININGS

2018 – 2021 Darknet Basics, Advanced Darknet Investigations, Cryptocurrencies, and OSINT Training Courses Hosted at the Joint Electronic Crimes Task Force (JECTF) https://cybercrime.as.ua.edu/events

2019 Darknet and Cyber-Based Threats with Rachel Salter and Kevin Poorman Alabama Fusion Center 2019 Fusion Liaison Officer (FLO) Training

2018 Darknet, Cybercrime, and Digital Forensics Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Virtual Currencies and Darknet Training Event

2015 Cyber Threats on the Tor Network Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) Cyber Liaison Officer (CLO) Training Event

SELECT PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS & MEETINGS

2020 Tracing Cryptocurrency Transactions Financial Fraud Summit 2020 Huntsville, Alabama 2020 Digital Forensics and Crime Facilitated by Darknets Rocket Secure Cybersecurity Conference 7

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Huntsville, Alabama 2020 FBI Cryptocurrency Briefing 2020 with Rachel Salter FBI Montgomery Field Office Montgomery, Alabama 2020 Digital Forensics and Darknet Criminality University of Illinois College of Law 2020 FBI Cryptocurrency Briefing 2020 with Rachel Salter FBI Montgomery Field Office Montgomery, Alabama 2019 Criminality on a Darknet: Investigational Tactics and Challenges with Rachel Salter and Kevin Poorman 32nd Annual Alabama Statewide LECC Conference Orange Beach, AL 2019 Darknet and Cryptocurrency Investigations with R. Salter and K. Poorman Southern Shield Law Enforcement Conference Huntsville, AL 2019 Officer Decision-Making in Encounters with the Public: A Firearms Training System (FATS) Use-of-Force Experimental Design with R. Cook. American Society of Evidence-Based Policing Cincinnati, OH 2019 GMU-NSF Conference on Disrupting Operations of Illicit Supply Networks with N. Magliocca and K. Curtin. 2018 Darknet Cybersecurity with R. Salter and K. Poorman Assistant United States Attorneys (AUSAs) Middle District of Alabama And Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee (LECC) Montgomery, AL 2018 Darknets, Encrypted Communications, and Cryptocurrencies with R. Salter and K. Poorman Federal Defender All Day Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Training Hugo L. Black Courthouse Birmingham, Alabama 2018 Law enforcement officers’ neural processing of intentions of suspects during virtual high threat scenarios with Drs. R. Cook and D. Fonseca Neuroscience 2018 San Diego, CA 2018 When the Mail Carrier is your Drug Dealer: The Potential Impact of Darknet Drug Sales on Rural Communities 19th Annual Rural Health Conference: Substance Abuse in Alabama Tuscaloosa, Alabama 2018 Invited Panelist for the National Security, Emerging Technologies, and the Law: An I/S Journal Symposium and SCOLANS Lawya Jurga Ohio State University 2016 Tor-Based Weapons Markets Alabama Fusion Center (ALFC) Intelligence Working Group (IWG) Montgomery, Alabama 2016 Dynamic Trends in Domestic and International Drug Trafficking Tufts School of Medicine Boston, Massachusetts, USA 2015 Understanding the Use of Deadly Force and Firearms Against the Police with Dr. Joseph Kuhns, Emily Bent, and Dr. Edward Maguire American Society of Criminology Annual Conference 8

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Washington, D.C. USA 2015 Drug Trafficking and Vendor Characteristics on Tor Network Cryptomarkets American Society of Criminology Annual Conference Washington, D.C. USA 2015 Patterns of Criminality and Drug Trafficking on the Tor Network: Evidence from Three Cryptomarkets Cyber Security World Conference 2015 MIS Training Institute Washington, DC 2015 Examining the Use of Deadly Force and Firearms Against the Police with Dr. Joseph Kuhns and Dr. Edward Maguire Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Conference Orlando, Florida USA 2014 National Officer Safety and Wellness (OSW) Working Group Meeting: Reducing the Use of Deadly Force and Firearms Against Officers Department of Justice (DOJ): Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) and Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) Washington, D.C. 2014 Evidence of Organized Crime and Drug Trafficking on the Tor Network American Society of Criminology Annual Conference San Francisco, California USA 2014 Securing Cyberspace from Misuse: Evaluating Drug Trafficking on the Tor Network XVII Conference on Telecommunications and IT Security (SECURE 2014) Warsaw, Poland 2014 Ongoing Cyber Initiatives at the University of Alabama with Dr. Kathryn Seigfried- Spellar International Association of Law Enforcement Intelligence Analysts (IALEIA) Annual Training Conference Atlanta, Georgia, USA 2013 Taking a Socio-Cultural Approach to Organized Crime American Society of Criminology Annual Conference Atlanta, Georgia, USA 2013 A Cross-National Test of Institutional Anomie Theory: The Good News and the Bad News American Society of Criminology Annual Conference Atlanta, Georgia, USA 2012 Organized Crime: Theoretical and Definitional Challenges American Society of Criminology Annual Conference Chicago, Illinois, USA 2010 Drug Trafficking and Abuse: The Case of Poland Middle & Western China International Conference on Drug Issues Chongqing, China 2007 Current Drug Situation in America Małopolska Regional Police Headquarters Kraków, Poland

SELECT INTERVIEWS AND MEDIA FEATURES

2020, June 25 UA, “Social Work, Criminal Justice Faculty Currently Engaged in Police Education, Research” 2018, Sept. 30 AL.com, “Birmingham not transparent about surveillance cameras, experts say” 2018, April 19 OIT, “UA Cyber Researchers Delve Into the Dark Web” 9

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2017, June 14 Dallas Morning News, “Russian Hackers Targeted Dallas County Servers Before Presidential Election” 2017, March 17 Decatur Daily News (print), “Decatur PD adds Internet Crimes Against Children unit” 2017, March 2 WSFA NBC (Montgomery), “Drug rehab versus Imprisonment” 2017, March 2 Fox 6 News (Birmingham), “UA professor is concerned over new proposed drug law” 2017, Feb. 22 JECTF Hosts New Alabama Attorney General Covered by: CBS 42 (Birmingham) WAFF-NBC (Huntsville) NBC 13 (Birmingham) Alabama Public Radio (APR) 2017, Feb. 21 NBC News (13), “UA Professor Talks Alternatives to Prison for Drug Addicts” 2017, Feb. 21 WVUA-TV News, “Professor Discusses Opioid Problem” 2016, Sept. 27 WIAT-TV News (CBS affiliate), “Cybersecurity Discussed During First Presidential Debate” 2016, Sept. 23 WVUA-TV News, “Yahoo Data-Breach” 2016, April 26 NBC News, “Ransomware Hackers Blackmail U.S. Police Departments” 2016, Mar. 24 UA Service-Learning Magazine, “UA students help process cyber evidence in partnership with state, national law-enforcement agencies” 2016, Feb. 19 WVUA-TV News, “Apple Fighting Court Order to Help FBI Hack Into San Bernardino Shooter’s Phone” 2016, Feb. 8 A&S Desktop News, “Cybercrime Internship Gaining Steam” 2015, Nov. 1 The Collegian, “Cybercrime Initiatives Expand” 2015, Sept. 29 The Crimson White, “Cybercrime: UA technology responds to new threats” 2015, July 13 The Conversation, “How a virtual ‘mob boss’ from Texas became the new face of organized crime” Reprinted in (among others) News.com.au The News Journal 2015, May 27 The Dallas Morning News, “Hacktivists taking aim at Dallas-For Worth Police Departments” 2015, April 6 The Boston Globe, “When hackers cripple data, police departments pay ransom” 2015, Mar. 12 University of Alabama News, “UA to Launch Interdisciplinary Cybercrime Minor” 2014, Nov. 30 CBS Radio News Desk San Francisco (KCBS AM & FM Radio), “Cyber Threats and the Holiday Shopping Season” 2014, Nov. 28 The Conversation, “After a Data Breach, it’s Consumers Left Holding the Bag” Reprinted in (among others) Wall Street Journal The Fiscal Times 2014, Oct. 27 Fox 6 WBRC-TV, “UA to Host Panel Discussion on Police and Community Relations” (Oregon) Reprinted in (among others) Fox 12 TV (Oregon) Texas Tactical Police Officers Association (www.ttpoa.org) World Now (Mississippi News) Birmingham Observer 2014, Sept. 23 WVUA-FM, “Cybercrime Investigations in light of UA Social Media Scare” 2014, Sept. 3 WVUA-TV, “iCloud and Cybersecurity Concerns” 2014, Aug. 6 Quartz (qz.com), “Tor Browser Project” 2014, July 1 SpamFighter.com, “Ransomware Holds Captive PC-files of Collinsville Police” 2014, July 1 SpanNews.com, “Ransomware Holds Captive PC-files of Collinsville Police” 10

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2014, June 24 Softpedia.com Online News, “Collinsville Police Department Hit by Ransomware Trojan” 2014, June 24 Associated Press, “FBI Asked to Investigate Alabama Police Cyberattack” Reprinted in (among others): San Francisco Chronicle (San Francisco, California) The Washington Times (Washington, D.C.) 2014, June 23 The Gadsden Times Newspaper, “Cyber Attacks for Ransom Becoming More Common” Reprinted in: Cyber Week News (www.cyberweeks.com) Cyber World (www.cyberstrategies.wordpress.com) 2014, May 7 University of Alabama News, “UA Professors to Host Cybercrime Workshop at International Conference” Reprinted in: The Birmingham Star (Birmingham, Alabama) Information Security News (FinEx) HighBeam Research (highbeam.com) 2014, April 3 Anniston Star Newspaper, “Public Opinions of Marijuana, Drug Treatment, and Prison Population” 2014, Mar. 5 WVTM-TV Alabama’s 13 News Channel (NBC affiliate), “Major steroid supplier in Tuscaloosa arrested” 2014, Jan. 10 CriminalJusticeDegreeSchools.com, “Career Interview Series” 2014, Jan. 8 The Crimson White Newspaper, “Recent Marijuana Legislation” 2013, Dec. 4 U.A. Educated Guesses Media Tip Sheet, “Marijuana Legislation: Predictions for 2014” 2013, Oct. 25 WVUA-FM Radio, “The Politics of Marijuana” 2013, Oct. 21 Time Magazine, Nov. 11th edition. Cover Story: “The Secret Web: Where Drugs, Porn, and Murder Hide Online.”

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

The University of Alabama (2013 – present) Blockchain, Cryptocurrencies, and Criminal Investigations Digital Forensic Investigation Digital Forensic Investigation (graduate-level) Cyber Security and Warfare (graduate-level) Law Enforcement in the Digital Age Drugs, Crime, and Policy Law Enforcement Survey of Criminal Theories Criminology

Northeastern University (2011 – 2013) Drugs, Crime, and Policy Policing

GRADUATE COMMITTEES

2019 – Present C. Lim, Doctoral dissertation committee member 2019 – 2020 K. Piepke, M.S. thesis committee chair 2018 – 2019 J. Nurmi, Doctoral candidate pre-examiner 2015 – 2016 C. Smith, M.S. thesis committee member

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OTHER DEVELOPMENTAL ACTIVITIES

2013 – Present Formal Academic Training: Learning in Action QEP: Best Practices of Experiential Learning Workshop series NSF CAREER Workshop 2015 for Computer and Information Science and Engineering (CISE) directorate; Washington, D.C. ArcGIS Workshop series NSF/DIMACS 2014 Workshop for Aspiring PIs in Secure and Trustworthy Cyberspace; San Diego, California NVivo Training Qualtrics Training U.A. Research Grants Committee Workshops Pivot Training Active Learning Initiative pedagogical series

2014 – 2015 Bauer Grant Writing Workshop Fellow

2006 – 2008 Assisted with data collection on the project by Eugene A. Paoline III Co-PI with William Terrill entitled “Assessing Police Use of Force Policy and Outcomes”; from the National Institute of Justice (Grant 2005-IJ-CX-0055)

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

2015 – Present Academic Director for the Joint Electronic Crimes Task Force (JECTF) ICAC Task Force Member FBI Active Shooter Training Conference

2017 – Present University and College Service Faculty Senate (2019 – 2021) UA’s Women in Cybersecurity (WiCyS) Club Faculty Advisor (2019 – 2021) UA Early College: LEAP Program Faculty Volunteer (2017 – 2021) Information Technology & Strategic Communication Senate Subcommittee (2019 – 2020) Faculty Technology and Learning Committee (2018 – 2021) A&S Faculty Technology Advisory Committee (2018 – 2021) A&S Leadership Board (2017 – 2020) UA Office for Undergraduate Research Advisory Board (2017 – 2019) Camp 1831 Program Faculty Volunteer (2017)

2013 – Present Departmental Service Retention, Tenure, and Promotion Committee Member (2019 – 2021) Faculty Library/eTech Liaison (2013 – 2021) Community Engagement Committee Chair (2014 – 2019) Student Scholarship Recognition Committee (2013 – 2015; 2018 – 2019) Executive Committee (2016 – 2018) Search Committee (2014 – 2015; 2017 – 2018) Graduate Orientation Organizer (2015) Thesis and Computational Exam Workshop Organizer (2015) Assessment Committee (2013 – 2014) 12

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2013 – Present External Service NSF Grant Proposal Reviewer (2017) Member of the Scholars Strategy Network (2013 – 2021) http://www.scholarsstrategynetwork.org/scholar-profile/307

2010 – Present Manuscript Reviewer for: Criminology Journal of Criminal Justice Journal of Quantitative Criminology Journal of Law and Human Behavior European Journal of Criminology Social Problems Journal of Cyber Security Technology Journal of Terrorism and Political Violence International Journal of Drug Policy Journal of Drug Issues Journal of Psychoactive Drugs Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies & Management Crime, Law, and Social Change Victim & Offenders: An International Journal of Evidence-based Research, Policy, and Practice International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology Asian Journal of Criminology

2011 – 2013 Northeastern University’s Collaborative Research Cluster on Homicide

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

2019 – Present Intelligence and National Security Alliance (INSA) Member 2018 – Present American Society of Evidence-Based Policing 2018 – Present International Interdisciplinary Research Consortium on Cybercrime 2009 – Present American Society of Criminology, International Section, Policing Section 2009 – Present International Association of Law Enforcement Intelligence Analysts 2004 – Present Sigma Alpha Lambda National Honors Society 2008 – 2010 Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, International Section 2009 – 2010 International Association of Crime Analysts

AWARDS

2017 – 2020 University of Alabama College of Arts & Sciences Leadership Board Faculty Fellow 2014 The Williams Fund; Capstone International Center and Office of Academic Affairs 2007 The Karl and Anna Ginter Foundation Fund for International Study Scholarship 2005 The Karl and Anna Ginter Foundation Fund for International Study Scholarship 2004 Raytheon Scholarship 2003 Raytheon Scholarship

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PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES

Available upon request.

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