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About the Editors Editor-in-Chief Associate Editors Jay S. Albanese is a Professor and Criminolo- Christina Barnes Arrington received her PhD gist in the Wilder School of Government and from Virginia Commonwealth University (Rich- Public Affairs at Virginia Commonwealth Uni- mond, VA) in 2009. She is currently Senior versity (VCU). He was the first PhD graduate Methodologist at the Virginia State Crime Com- from the School of Criminal Justice at Rutgers mission and is an adjunct criminal justice faculty University. member at Virginia Commonwealth University Dr Albanese served as Chief of the Interna- in the L. Douglas Wilder School of Government tional Center at the National Institute of Justice and Public Affairs. Her primary research inter- (NIJ), the research arm of the US Department ests include campus crime and victimization, of Justice, for four years. In this capacity, he police stress and subculture, and the intersec- was responsible for development of transnational tion between race/ethnicity and victimization. Dr crime and justice research projects, and coor- Barnes has published articles in journals such dination with United Nations efforts in these as Administrative Theory and Praxis, Journal of areas. Criminal Justice Education,andFederal Probation, Dr Albanese has written and edited 15 books, 70 as well as several book chapters and reviews. She articles and book chapters, and has made keynote received her MS in Criminal Justice from Virginia and invited presentations in 15 countries. Recent Commonwealth University and BS from Lake Erie books include: Transnational Crime and the 21st College (Painesville, OH). Century (Oxford University Press, 2011), Pro- Anita N. Blowers received her PhD in Crimi- fessional Ethics in Criminal Justice: Being Ethical When No One is Looking (Prentice Hall, 3rd edn, nal Justice from the University at Albany, SUNY. 2012), Organized Crime in Our Times (Elsevier, She is an Associate Professor in the Department 6th edn, 2011). of Criminal Justice & Criminology, Core Faculty Dr Albanese is recipient of the Elske Smith Dis- in the Gerontology Program, and Affiliated Fac- tinguished Lecturer Award from Virginia Com- ulty in the Doctoral Public Policy Program at monwealth University, the Scholar Award in the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Criminal Justice from the Virginia Social Sci- Her current research focuses on older offenders ence Association, and the Gerhard Mueller Award and the criminal justice system, elder abuse and from the International Section of the Academy neglect, sentencing, criminal justice policy, and of Criminal Justice Sciences. He has served as the scholarship of teaching and learning. She has Executive Director of the International Associa- published numerous book chapters and scholarly tion for the Study of Organized Crime, President articles in journals such as Criminology, Justice of the White Collar Crime Research Consor- Quarterly, Journal of Criminal Justice Education, tium, and is a past President and Fellow of Journal of Crime and Justice, Journal of First Year the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. He and Students in Transition, Journal of Learning is currently Chair of the American Society of Community Research. Criminology’s Division of International Crim- Pauline K. Brennan received her PhD in Crimi- inology. nal Justice from the University at Albany, SUNY, viii About the Editors and is an Associate Professor and the Doc- and Forensic Sciences. Previous academic posts toral Program Chair for the School of Crim- include Professor and Dean of the School of Grad- inology and Criminal Justice at the University of uate Studies and Research (Cal U), Professor and Nebraska–Omaha. Her areas of research include Chair of the Department of Justice, Law & Society inequity in court processing, corrections policy, at Cal U, and criminal justice instructor at Vir- and issues related to adult-female offenders and ginia Commonwealth University. Dr Cencich’s victims. She has published papers on the com- teaching, public service, and scholarship focus bined effects of race/ethnicity and sex on court on international crime and security, forensic law, processing outcomes, media depictions of offend- organized crime, and advanced criminal investi- ers, correctional policies for female offenders, and gations. He is an active consultant in these areas the challenges of service delivery for immigrant for the United Nations, the US Department of victims of domestic violence. Justice, and many state and local prosecutors and law enforcement agencies. He currently serves as Mary P. Brewster is a Professor of Criminal Jus- Vice Chair of the Law & Public Policy Section tice at West Chester University of Pennsylvania. of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences and She has authored book chapters, scholarly journal as Vice Chair of the International Section. After articles, and other publications related to intimate 20 years in local, state, and federal law enforce- partner violence, stalking, animal cruelty, and a ment, he served a four-year appointment with the number of other topics. She has also edited a book United Nations as a senior war crimes investiga- entitled Stalking: Psychology, Risk Factors, Inter- tor at The Hague, investigating war crimes and ventions, and Law (Civic Research Institute, 2003) crimes against humanity. He holds a law degree and co-edited another, Animal Cruelty: An Inter- from the University of Kent at Canterbury, a disciplinary Approach (Carolina Academic Press, Master’s degree in Criminal Justice from Virginia 2013). Other research areas include specialized Commonwealth University, and a doctorate in courts, sex offender registries, juvenile drug and Juridical Science from the University of Notre alcohol programs, gambling addiction, and media Dame. He is the author of The Devil’s Garden: A and crime. War Crimes Investigator’s Story (Potomac Books, Jeffrey B. Bumgarner is an Associate Professor 2013). of Criminal Justice at the University of Min- AnnMarie Cordner is an Assistant Professor of nesota, Crookston. In addition to his many years Criminal Justice at Kutztown University of Penn- of college teaching in criminal justice and pub- sylvania. In addition to teaching, she has worked lic administration, he has several years of law as a criminal justice planner for the Common- enforcement experience as a deputy sheriff, fed- wealth of Kentucky. Dr Cordner’s research and eral agent, and police chief. Dr Bumgarner is teaching interests include capital punishment, the author or co-author of five books, includ- criminal justice education, research methods, and ing Federal Law Enforcement: A Primer (Carolina criminal justice issues in rural areas. Academic Press), Emergency Management (ABC- CLIO), Icons of Crime Fighting (Greenwood), Mary Dodge earned her PhD in 1997 in Crimino- Federal Agents: The Growth of Federal Law Enforce- logy, Law, and Society from the School of Social Ecology at the University of California–Irvine. ment in America (Praeger), and Profiling and She received her BA and MA in Psychology from Criminal Justice in America (ABC-CLIO). Dr the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. Bumgarner is the co-author of two forthcom- She is a full Professor and Director of the Master’s ing books: Minnesota’s Criminal Justice System of Criminal Justice Program at the University of (Carolina Academic Press) and Probation, Parole, Colorado Denver in the School of Public Affairs. and Community Corrections (Prentice Hall, 7th Her articles have appeared in the American Jour- edn). nal of Criminal Justice, Women & Criminal Justice, John Robert Cencich is a Legal Scientist and Pro- Contemporary Issues in Criminology, International fessor of Criminal Justice at California University Journal of the Sociology of Law, The Prison Journal, of Pennsylvania (Cal U). He also serves as Director Police Quarterly, Journal of Contemporary Crimi- of the Pennsylvania Institute of Criminological nal Justice, and the Encyclopedia of White-Collar About the Editors ix and Corporate Crime. She and Gilbert Geis co- 1979, she was tenured at Texas State Univer- edited the book Lessons of Criminology and share sity, Charleston Southern University, Univer- authorship on the book Stealing Dreams: A Fertil- sity of Houston–Downtown, and University of ity Clinic Scandal. Her most recent book, Women Houston–Clear Lake where she currently teaches and White-Collar Crime, was published in 2009. criminology courses. Her publications are diverse; Her research and writing interests include women they include a co-authored book, numerous book in the criminal justice system, white-collar crime, chapters in edited books, and refereed journal policing, prostitution, and courts. articles; she has also been awarded several exter- Dodge was the 2007 recipient of the campus- nally funded research grants. She has practical wide UCD Excellence in Teaching Award. She experience in corrections, having been a correc- received the SPA Teaching Award in 2001, 2005, tions officer, correctional counselor, and proba- 2006, and 2007. She received the SPA Research tion/parole officer. She has served on numerous and Creative Activities Award in 2002 and 2004. university and professional committees and is an In 2011, she received the SPA and University’s experienced evaluator of criminal justice degree awards for excellence in service. Her research programs. She is a champion of university glo- often involves collaboration with local and balization initiatives such as study-abroad oppor- national
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