Resume

• 1999

  American Society of Criminology

  Ph.D.

  Criminal Justice

• 1997

  MPA

  Public Administration

  I specialized in Non-Profit Administration

• 1989

  BA

  Criminal Justice & Sociology

  minor in Psychology

• Corrections

  Public Speaking

  Psychology

  Sociology

  Grant Writing

  Event Planning

  Courts

  Higher Education

  Research

  Criminal Law

  Nonprofits

  Criminology

  Cybercrime

  Photography

  Program Development

  Leadership

  Teaching

  Criminal Justice

  Community Outreach

  Student Affairs

  Gender Differences in Mental Health Problems in Juvenile Offenders in a Predominantly Hispanic Population

  Assisted Dr. Amy Poland to determine gender differences in mental health problems in juvenile offenders in a predominately Hispanic population.

  Victims’ Mother or Perpetrator’s Wife? Examining The Duality of Female Roles in a Homicide Trial

  Assisting Dr. Amy Poland and Mr. Ray Garza Jr. in the examination of the analysis of comments in a live trial blog to determine the perception of the victim’s mother by the citizens in Sioux City

  Iowa.

  Examination of the Usefulness of a Suicide Checklist in a Predominantly Hispanic Juvenile Detention Population

  Assisted Dr. Amy Poland to determine the usefulness of a suicide checklist in a predominately Hispanic Juvenile detention population.

  Amy

  Poland

  St. Joseph's College NY

  Buena Vista University

  Boys & Girls Home Residential Treatment Centers

  Thirty-One Gifts

  Texas A&M International University

  I teach courses in criminal justice

  criminology

  and community corrections.

  St. Joseph's College

  St. Joseph's College NY

  Patchogue

  New York

  Associate Dean for Online Learning

  Sioux City

  IA

  Site Manager

  April 1998 – August 1999\nCasemanager/Supervisor

  February 1996 – April 1998\nCaseworker

  October 1994 – February 1996\nResident Counselor

  September 1993 – October 1994\n\nSupervised adolescents in a residential treatment facility (1993-1994)\nSupervised adolescents in transitional living (1994-1999)\nCreated treatment plans for youth in program

  screened potential clients for program

  reported to caseworker and/or court about client's progress in program

  Resident Counselor/Site Manager

  Boys & Girls Home Residential Treatment Centers

  Laredo

  TX

  CRIJ 1306: Courts & Criminal Procedure\nCRIJ 2313: Correctional Systems & Practices\nCRIJ 2329: Fundamentals of Criminal Law\nCRIJ 3308: Law & Society\nCRIJ 3310: Juvenile Delinquency & Justice\nCRIJ 3311: Institutional Corrections\nCRIJ 3320: Organized Crime\nCRIJ 4320: Women & Criminal Justice\nCRIJ 4324: Media and Crime\nCRIJ 4340: Administration of Justice\nCRIJ 4340: Research Experience in Juvenile Justice\t\nCRIJ 5301: Advanced Seminar on the Criminal Justice System\nCRIJ 5303: Law and Criminal Justice\nCRIJ 5305: Seminar on the Administration of Criminal Justice\nCRIJ 5330: Seminar in Criminological Theory\nSOCI 3336: Criminology

  Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice

  Texas A&M International University

  Storm Lake

  Iowa

  CRIM 101: Criminal Justice Systems \nCRIM 102: Survey of Criminology\nCRIM 230: Survey of Criminal Courts\nCRIM 240: Criminal Law\nCRIM 343: Juvenile Justice Systems\nCRIM 350: Organization & Management in Criminal Justice\nCRIM 398: Criminological Research Methods\nCRIM 440: Drugs

  Crime

  & Criminal Justice\nCRIM 470: Criminological Theory\nCRIM 477: Seminar in Criminal Justice: Administration of Justice\nCRIM 477: Seminar in Criminal Justice: Media & Crime\nCRIM 477: Seminar in Criminal Justice: Organized Crime\nCRIM 495: Criminal Justice Internship \nCRIM 498: Capstone\nCRIM 499: Computer Crime (Directed Study)\nOBVU 100: First Year Seminar \nPSPA 280: Administrative Agencies\nSOCI 101: Introduction to Sociology

  Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice

  Buena Vista University

  Patchogue

  NY

  Independent Consultant

  Thirty-One Gifts

  Patchogue

  New York

  Associate Professor

  St. Joseph's College NY