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Summer 2018 INSIDE Please join us in congratulating National Board Member Ivy this issue Yarckow-Brown on receiving four outstanding teaching awards. Pro- fessor Yarckow-Brown is an outstanding individual who loves being an educator. She is one of the top chapter Advisors in the country and a wonderful human being. As Advisor of the Sigma Mu Sigma Alumni Around the Nation 2 chapter since 2006 she has brought her chapter to the conference Una Lisa Williams every year, participated in all the events, ran for national student of- fice, was elected to the National Board and a National Advisor New Mailing Address 3 (twice), and along with her co-Advisor Mandy Muse chartered the second Alumni Circle.

Graduate Program 4 She is a Senior Instructor and has been teaching at Missouri State University since Fairmont State University 2005. She earned her Masters of Science in Criminal Justice from the University of North Texas in 2003 and has begun work on her PhD in the areas of and Criminal 2018 Scholarship, Awards, 5 Justice. Her research interests include violence, sex crimes, homicide, restorative justice, and Grants Recipients gender-related crime, and juvenile programs. In the past, she has worked in the fields of juvenile corrections, law enforcement, and investigations of family violence for a district Graduate Program 11 attorney’s office. Mercyhurst University We praise her dedication and stamina and look forward to her Conference Highlights 12 many more years of educating and participating in Alpha Phi Sigma. Congratulations to her APS Around the Nation 14 and her beautiful family for American Public receiving these prestigious University System awards. San Jose State University Miami Dade College University of North Florida

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I’m grateful for the Alpha Phi Sigma Golden Alumna, Una Lisa people who came in Williams, received the Oklahoma Woman my path who helped me to get Veteran of the Year Award. where I am. I credit my life, my son, Article in Lawton Living Magazine gifts, skills, by Elizabeth York | photos by Memories Ink Photography & Graphic Design knowledge and abilities to God.” Former Sgt. Una “Lisa” Williams emerged from being an orphan to - Lisa Williams serving the underprivileged. Her time in the U.S. Army was only the beginning of fulfilling her life calling.

At age 6, Una “Lisa” Williams became an orphan. She had never known her biological father, and tragically, her mother was murdered by an ex -intimate partner. Her aunts, Marjorie and Genevieve, each took in Williams and her two sisters. She credits them for keeping the family together. Wil- liams went to live with her Aunt Genevieve in Donaldsonville, Louisiana. Although her time with her mother was short, Williams gained strength from her memories of a mother who worked hard and who believed the best of her three daughters. Even as a youth, she remembers developing an early interest in helping other children and young adults to reach their potential. “I always just wanted to be able to help people and help them get what they needed,” she said. After graduating from high school in 1987, Williams moved to New Orleans, where she worked jobs including a cashier, housecleaner, babysitter and secretary. Following her interest in law enforcement, she earned a Private Investigator & Security Guard Certification through Rutledge College; she also completed secretarial training courses. When her son, Matthew, was born in 1990, Williams continued to work several jobs in order to make ends meet. By 1993, Williams decided that joining the U.S. Army was the best option to provide for Matthew. “My main focus was making a better life for my son and myself,” she said. She enlisted and was sent for active duty basic training in Fort Jackson, South Carolina. Then, she went to Fort Lee, , where she completed Advanced Individual Training (AIT) as a petroleum supply specialist. The decision to join the military was not without sacrifice. As a soldier and a single parent, Williams was required to release temporary custody of her son; he went to stay with his godmother. Things went well for a few months, until Williams received a call letting her know that the caregiver’s health no longer allowed her to care for Matthew. “I knew I might have to leave the military. I was very distraught,” Williams said. “I remember standing in formation crying. When I set a goal, I want to complete that goal. I just thought, ‘I can’t go back to that life I had before.’” Mercifully, a drill sergeant inquired about Williams’ predicament and allowed her to go home temporarily. “He believed in me and gave me that opportunity. He put his career on the line,” Williams said. “To this day, I appreciate what he did.” “It’s important that we as women veterans continue to have the camaraderie and keep our history alive. We call each other ‘warrior sisters,’” she said. The group is currently working on a project to help veterans with needed items. “We serve veterans and families in many capacities,” she said. For her contributions, Williams was named the 2017 Oklahoma Woman Veteran of the Year. In front of her peers, Williams was humbled to receive the designation. “When my name was called, I was shaking and crying,” she said. “People know what I’m doing is from the heart. When I see that I’m helping with the needs of others, it gives me joy.” When she’s not volunteering with the organization and in numerous other capacities, Williams is involved in youth outreach, giving teens and young adults a forum to share their hearts’ desires, voice their challenges and be encouraged to pursue goals. Wil- liams has co-authored two books dedicated to women. Her first book as author, “Predestined to Soar: Rise to See Who You Were Meant to Be,” releases in March 2018. Margo DeGange, founder of Women of Splendor Ministries, said, “Una Lisa Williams is one of those unique individuals who lives with a sense of purpose every single day. I’m honored to be her mentor, coach and colleague. You cannot separate who she is as a person from the life work that she does.” Williams won’t be slowing down anytime soon in pursuing her life’s passions. “The support and encouragement from my fam- ily, friends, and my own history, assisted in keeping me strong and dedicated,” she said. “I’m grateful for the people who came in my path who helped me to get where I am. I credit my life, my son, gifts, skills, knowledge and abilities to God. I know I couldn’t do it by myself; I’m very grateful.”

To learn more about the Oklahoma Women Veterans Organization, visit Okwvo.org. 3 The Docket Summer 2018 Issue

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V.A. Leonard Scholarship Regina B. Shearn Scholarship

Undergraduate Undergraduate

Carolyn Emma Kelly Chelsea Calhoon University of Guelph, Humber Minnesota State University, Mankato Phi Epsilon Chapter Alpha Delta Alpha Chapter

Dr. Wilkins received the scholarship for Chelsea Calhoon

Graduate

Erika Ochoa New Mexico State University Las Cruces Alpha Chapter

Criminal Justice General Knowledge Scholarship Test

Undergraduate First Place Graduate First Place

Megan Travers Erika Ochoa Indiana University of Pennsylvania New Mexico State University Alpha Eta Chapter Las Cruces Alpha Chi Alpha Chapter

Undergraduate Second Place Graduate Second Place Nicholas Stuart Missouri State University Heather Lepper Sigma Mu Sigma Chapter Missouri State University Sigma Mu Sigma Chapter

Criminology Knowledge Scholarship Test

Undergraduate First Place Graduate First Place

Lauren Armbruster Benjamin Comer Indiana University of Pennsylvania Boise State University Alpha Eta Chapter Alpha Kappa Chapter

Undergraduate Second Place Graduate Second Place Joshua Dicks Indiana University of Pennsylvania Kirby Rhodes Alpha Eta Chapter University of Mississippi Mu Rho Chapter 6 The Docket Summer 2018 Issue

Best Paper Competition Student Achievement Award

Undergraduate

1st Place Kendall Hansen Endicott College, Zeta Pi Chapter Title: Recidivism Rate of Inmates with Serious Mental Illness: The Treatment of Institutionalized Mentally Ill.

nd 2 Place Tamera Coho Patrick Tufts New Mexico State University, Las Cruces Endicott College, Zeta Pi Chapter Alpha Chi Alpha Chapter Title: Mental Illness Among Criminal Offenders and The Ef- fects It Has on Recidivism Rates. Anna Reeves Eastern Kentucky University Epsilon Chapter rd 3 Place Kirsten Spangenberg Alison Maynard Eastern Kentucky University, Epsilon Pi Missouri State University Chapter Sigma Mu Sigma Chapter

Title: The School to Prison Pipeline: Kelly Neal (not pictured) The Effects on the Criminal. Kennesaw State University

Kappa Upsilon Chapter

Advisors of the Year Member of the Year

J. Mitchell Miller, Ph.D. University of North Florida Pi Omega Chapter

Sarah Leitner Lee Ann Morrison Eastern Kentucky University Eastern Kentucky University Epsilon Chapter Epsilon Chapter

Advisor Grants

Tanya Grant, Ph.D. Sacred Heart University Gamma Omega Delta Chapter Chapter Grants

Alpha Pi Chapter, Brie Diamond, Ph.D. Sherrill Morris-Francis, Ph.D. Texas Christian University Mississippi Valley State University Zeta Tau Chapter Epsilon Iota Chapter, Deanna Shields, Ph.D. Fairmont State University Andrea Joseph, J.D. New Mexico State University, Las Cruces Alpha Chi Alpha Chapter 7 The Docket Summer 2018 Issue Crime Scene Investigation

1st place

California State University, Fresno Lambda Omega Chapter

Congratulations Winning Chapter!!!

California State University, Fresno will be conducting the crime scene at the 2019 conference in Baltimore, MD.

2nd place

Saint Leo University Lambda Theta Chapter

College Bowl

1st place

Fairmont State University, Epsilon Iota Chapter Austin Goodnight, Brittany Brumage, Emily Markham, Phil Sands

2nd Place New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, Alpha Chi Alpha Chapter Erika Ochoa, Daniel Topete, Rae Snyder, Erika Washburn

Conference Travel Awards

Furthest Distance Traveled Longest Hours Traveled to the Conference San Jose State University Minnesota State University, Mankato Iota Chapter Alpha Delta Alpha Chapter 8 The Docket Summer 2018 Issue Community Service Project Awards 2016-17 Theme: Interdiction to Addiction

st 1 Place 2nd Place

Missouri State University Eastern Kentucky University Sigma Mu Sigma Epsilon Chapter

3rd Place

Fairmont State University Epsilon Iota Chapter

Chapter Goal Awards Unity, Educational Leadership, & Community Service

Unity Community Service

New Mexico State University, Las Cruces Eastern Kentucky University Epsilon Chapter Alpha Chi Alpha Chapter

Leadership

Eastern Kentucky University Epsilon Chapter

New Mexico State University, Las Cruces Alpha Chi Alpha Chapter The Docket Summer 2018 Issue 9 Outstanding Yearbook Star Chapters

Competition North Carolina Central University Eta Lambda Chapter

New Mexico State University, Las Cruces Alpha Chi Alpha New Mexico State University, Las Cruces Alpha Chi Alpha Chapter Eastern Kentucky University Epsilon Chapter Eastern Kentucky University Epsilon Chapter

Missouri State University Sigma Mu Sigma Chapter

Fairmont State University Epsilon Iota Chapter

T-Shirt Competition

1st place New Mexico State University, Las Cruces Alpha Chi Alpha Chapter

2nd place San Jose State University Website Competition Iota Chapter

1st place: New Mexico State University, Las Cruces Alpha Chi Alpha Chapter 3rd place Eastern Kentucky University Epsilon Chapter 2nd place: San Jose State University Iota Chapter

3rd place: Fairmont State University Epsilon Iota Chapter The Docket Summer 2018 Issue 10 Conference Attendance Scholarship Recipients

$500 Scholarship Recipient $250 Scholarship Recipients

Erika Washburn Emily Markham New Mexico State University, Las Cruces Fairmont State University, Epsilon Iota Chapter Alpha Chi Alpha Chapter Devone Jackson and Rae Snyder New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, Alpha Chi Alpha Chapter $100 Scholarship Recipient McKenzie Lampman Eleanor Coggins Minnesota State University, Mankato, Alpha Delta Alpha Chapter Marshall University, Omega Gamma Chapter

Matt McClosky $76 Scholarship Recipients Missouri State University, Sigma Mu Sigma Chapter Heather Lepper, Kristen Spangenberg, and Nicholas Stuart Apryl Grund Missouri State University Sigma Mu Sigma Chapter Minnesota State University - Mankato Alpha Delta Alpha Chapter Taj Ebanks and Mariana Landaverdi New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, Alpha Chi Alpha Chapter Allison Maynard Eastern Kentucky University, Epsilon Chapter Teneisha Brown and Kadi-Ann White University of Maryland - Eastern Shore, Gamma Omicron Chapter

Jesse Witt Marshall University, Omega Gamma Chapter

Katelyn Wisor Faimont State University, Epsilon Iota Chapter

Gregory Miller Saint Leo University, Lambda Theta Chapter

Betty Aldridge, Regent University, Phi Zeta Chapter

Alex Corfield University of Guelph - Humber, Phi Epsilon Chapter

Alexis Mau Minnesota State University - Mankato Alpha Delta Alpha Chapter

A great big thank you to our Conference A special thanks to NSU and ACJS Sponsors for their generous donations! for their continued support.

Institute for the Study of Human Service, Health, and Justice

Thanks to our Distinguished Golden Alumni Bill Nay and David Rivers for their continued contributions. 11 The Docket Summer 2018 Issue 12

THANK YOU SPEAKERS!

Youth Empowerment Project August Collins, YEP Juvenile Justice Program Specialist

Nicole Leeper Piquero, Ph.D. ACJS President

Thank you, Orleans Parish Sheriff Office, Young DEA Special Agent George J. Cazenavette IV and Marine Color Guard DEA Special Agent Recruiter Brainard Singleton

Panel on Crime Prevention Through Rehabilitation: Grover C. Alexander III, John W. Eddings, and Allen Shepard The Docket Summer 2018 Issue 13 The Docket Summer 2018 Issue 14

American Public/Military University Kappa Kappa Chapter

The Kappa Kappa Chapter at American Public University Sys- tem created the very first Alpha Phi Sigma Chapter Challenge Coin. The coins have a beautiful design and are full color and numbered.

Dr. Michael Beshears presented Alpha Phi Sigma Headquarters with the coin at the 2018 annual conference in New Orleans.

The coin is being displayed at Headquarters.

Headquarters is hoping the challenge will be that other chapters create their own chapter coin.

Congratulations to the Kapa Kappa chapter and thank you for your enormous contribution to Alpha Phi Sigma.

San Jose State University Iota Chapter

The Iota Chapter at San Jose State University held its Alpha Phi Sigma Spring Induction Ceremony. Congratulations!!! The Docket Summer 2018 Issue 15

Miami Dade College Gamma Eta Chapter

The Gamma Eta chapter at Miami Dade College held their Induction Ceremony on March 6, 2018. The Ceremony was attended by the Dean of Justice, Public Safety, and Law Studies, Dr. Raimundo Socorro, School of Justice Department Chair, Vincent Como, Department of Justice Faculty, Inductee family members, Alpha Phi Sigma Headquarters membership Secretary Hugo Chung and National Assistant Director Adriana Jansen. Chapter Advisor, Dr. Nancy Alleyne, well prepared as always, had the candles, charter, pins, and certificates displayed on a table. The chapter also had a wonderful refreshment station set up for members and their fami- lies. Congratulations to all new members! The Docket Summer 2018 Issue 16

University of North Florida Pi Omega Chapter

Alpha Phi Sigma-Pi Omega at the University of North Florida conducted a donation drive for the Teaching Animals & Inmates Life Skills (TAILS) program) from February 26-March 30, 2018. For this drive, training treats, pill pockets, and dog shampoo were collected. TAILS is a collaborative effort bringing together prison inmates and shelter dogs. The TAILS program maintains partnerships with shelters throughout Northeast Florida as well as the State of Florida Correctional System and sheriffs’ offices. This program is designed to partner inmates with dogs in need of training and taught socialization skills. While the dogs are in the program, they live with the inmates in the correctional institutions. Through this mutually beneficial collaboration, the inmates also learn team- work and empathy which has a positive outcome on their behavior. Once the dogs complete the training program, they are eligible for adoption into forever homes.

Alpha Phi Sigma-Pi Omega, of University of North Florida, hosted their 3rd Annual Guest Lecture Series. The lecture series was held on March 8, 2018 with over eighty students and faculty in attendance. Dr. Andy Hansen, from Western Carolina University, presented a lecture titled “Police Use of Force: Origins and Current Issues in Democratic Policing.” Dr. Hansen received his Bache- lor of Science in Criminology and Criminal Justice, Master of Arts in Criminology and Criminal Justice, and Ph.D. in Criminology and Criminal Justice from the University of South Carolina. He is currently an Assistant Professor at Western Carolina University. In his presentation, he described the derivation and definition of police use of force. Dr. Hansen also shared the methodology behind research he completed with the Prince George’s County Police Department and another project that he is continuing to develop. At the conclusion of the presentation, students had the opportunity to ask Dr. Hansen questions regarding police use of force and his research. The Docket Summer 2018 Issue 17 ATTENTION PLEASE READ

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Applications missing information will be returned to advisor. Applications missing advisor’s signature will be returned. Advisor’s signature is checked on all applications. Please use the application form found online. Application will be returned if student does not meet requirements for membership. All membership requirements must be met. There are NO exceptions. » Membership requirements are listed in our By-laws. See our website www.alphaphisigma.org and click on “about us” to see By-laws. » GPA is 3.2 for undergraduates, 3.4 for Masters students, and 3.6 for Doctoral students. There is NO expedite or express application process. All applications are processed in the order received. Please plan adequately for the busiest times. These are March through April and October through November. Keep in mind that during the National Conference our headquarters is closed. During that time applications will be delayed one extra week. Allow 1 week for mailing process (from your school to our mailing room and subsequent delivery to our office), and about 2 weeks for in-house processing.

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■ ALL Honor Regalia order forms MUST be signed by the chapter Advisor. ■ The order form MUST include the Member’s full name and year initiated (full name and year listed on the certificate). ■ Please allow 2 weeks for processing and mailing after received by headquarters. ■ There will be NO expedited processing or shipping. ■ Honor Regalia orders are sent to the Advisor ONLY. Alpha Phi Sigma is not responsible for Honor Regalia not reaching stu- dent on time for graduation. Please order promptly. ■ Advisors may pay via PayPal. Please ask headquarters for an invoice to be emailed. ■ No exchanges or returns of Honor Regalia. The Docket Summer 2018 Issue 18 Your chance to contribute to…..

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Huston-Tillotson University Southern Wesleyan University Pi Gamma Omicron, Austin, TX Pi Gamma Theta, Central, SC

Seton Hill University Azusa Pacific University Pi Gamma Nu, Greensburg, PA Pi Gamma Eta, Azusa, CA

Penn State Berks Baker College of Flint Pi Gamma Mu, Reading, PA Pi Gamma Zeta, Flint, MI

American InterContinental University, Houston University of South Florida, Sarasota Manatee Pi Gamma Lambda Pi Gamma Epsilon, Sarasota, FL Houston, TX The University of Ohio Christian University Pi Gamma Delta, Iowa City, IA Pi Gamma Kappa , Circleville, OH

North Park University, Chicago Pi Gamma Iota, Chicago, IL

Reactivated Chapters

John Jay College of Criminal Justice, Eta Phi, New York, NY SUNY, Farmingdale, Kappa Chi, Farmingdale, NY

William Paterson University, Pi Alpha Rho, Wayne, NJ Molloy College, Zeta Lambda, Rockville Centre, NY

Newbury College, Pi Mu, Brookline, MA Stockton University, Lambda Tau, Galloway, NJ

Utah Valley University, Nu, Orem, UT Clark Atlanta University, Iota Zeta, Atlanta, GA

Illinois State University, Chi, Normal, IL Valdosta State University, Omega Psi, Valdosta, GA

St. Mary's University, Nu Delta, San Antonio, TX Albany State University, Iota Eta, Albany, GA

Longwood University, Eta Chi, Farmville, VA Bowie State University, Mu Delta, Bowie, MD

Northeastern State University, Theta Mu, Tahlequah, OK Lindsey Wilson College, Mu Sigma, Columbia, KY

Governors State University, Alpha Nu, University Park, IL Indiana University, Bloomington, , Bloomington, IN

American Intercontinental University, Iota Lambda, Atlanta, GA

Southern Oregon University, Sigma Omega Upsilon, Ashland, OR

University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Alpha Rho, Tuscaloosa, AL

Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville, Zeta Zeta, Edwardsville, IL

University of Wisconsin, Superior, , Superior, WI

University of Wisconsin, Whitewater, Pi Alpha Delta, Whitewater, WI

Louisiana State University, Shreveport, Upsilon, Shreveport, LA The Docket Summer 2018 Issue 21 Welcome New Faculty

Dr. Bruce Gay, Carnesville, GA Gary Allen Warson, Davidson, MI Southern Wesleyan University, Pi Gamma Theta Baker College of Flint, Pi Gamma Zeta

Dr. Louis Tuthill, Azusa, CA Dr. Jennifer Murphy, Ardmore, PA Azusa Pacific University, Pi Gamma Eta Penn State Berks, Pi Gamma Mu

Dr. Sarah Malone Smith, Chico, CA Dr. Thaddeus Hicks, Marysville, OH California State University, Chico, Pi Theta Ohio Christian University, Pi Gamma Kappa

Dr. Ryan Matthew Labrecque, Portland, OR Sean Ellis Lovell, Columbus, OH Portland State University, Pi Sigma Upsilon Ohio Christian University, Pi Gamma Kappa

Dr. Christopher Michael Campbell, Portland, OR Dr. Peter K. B. St. Jean, Flossmoor, IL Portland State University, Pi Sigma Upsilon North Park University, Chicago, Pi Gamma Iota

Dr. Kevin E. Courtright, Clymer, NY Melissa J. Tetzlaff, North Augusta, SC Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, Kappa Augusta University, Alpha Beta Alpha

Dr. Delbert Louis Rounds, Jr., Edinboro, PA Prof. Louis Palmeri, Kingston, PA Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, Kappa Omega Rho King's College, Alpha Lambda Sigma

Dr. Vicki Lynn Tankersley, Marietta GA Chloe Robinson, Fargo, NC Mercer University, Epsilon Alpha Kaplan University, Theta Epsilon

Dr. Andrea Rae Borrego, Denver, CO Dr. Keith F. Durkin, Ada, OH Metropolitan State University of Denver, Delta Gamma Xi Ohio Northern University, Lambda Mu

Dr. Lee Michael Johnson, Wayne, NJ Joseph G. DeLeeuw, Ada, OH William Paterson University, Pi Alpha Rho Ohio Northern University, Lambda Mu

Dr. Tonya Lanae Johnson, Hampton, VA Andrew Richards South University, Virginia Beach, Pi Alpha Theta Point Park University, Eta Alpha

Dr. Michaela Siobhan Ruppert, Iowa City, IA Dr. Jeffrey A. Walsh, Normal, IL The University of Iowa, Pi Gamma Delta Illinois State University, Chi

Dr. Shannon Noelle Cunningham, West Long Branch, NJ Dr. Delores H. Langston, Flint, MI Monmouth University, Omega Theta Phi Baker College of Flint, Pi Gamma Zeta

Peggy Long, DeSoto, IA Warren L. Henson, Fenton, MI Global, Theta Epsilon Baker College of Flint, Pi Gamma Zeta

Daniel Rinehart, Round Top, TX American InterContinental University, Houston, Pi Gamma Lambda

Dr. Valerie Wolfe Mahfood, Groves, TX American InterContinental University, Houston, Pi Gamma Lambda The Docket Summer 2018 Issue 22 Welcome Honorary Members

Dr. Paul Kalill Longmeadow, MA Bay Path University, Pi Alpha Beta

Ann McDonald Murphy Narragansett, RI Salve Regina University, Gamma Lambda

Dr. Jerome D. Levine Newton, MA Franklin Pierce University, Pi Beta Rho

Katherine Lawless Orient, OH Ohio Christian University, Pi Gamma Kappa

Elise Wallace Charleston, SC The Citadel, Delta Eta

Analicia Mejia Mesinas Azusa, CA Azusa Pacific University, Pi Gamma Eta

Dr. Martha Hurley Beavercreek, OH University of Dayton, Zeta

Rochelle Marie Popp-Finch Port St. Lucie, FL Indian River State College, Pi Beta Iota

Michael Max Medler Indianapolis, IN University of Indianapolis, Phi Beta

Clifton Murray Smart, III Springfield, MO Missouri State University, Sigma Mu Sigma

Michael Kaye Carlie Springfield, MO Missouri State University, Sigma Mu Sigma

Welcome Golden Alumni

William N. Gasperetti Alexandria, VA Graduated from St. Joseph’s University, Philadelphia, PA The Docket Summer 2018 Issue 23

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