Resume

• 2015

  Master of Laws (LL.M.)

  Family Law

  Loyola University Chicago School of Law

• 2013

  Master's Degree

  Thesis: An Exploratory Descriptive Study of Gender and Culturally Responsive Treatment Within the Cook County Department of Women’s Justice Services

  Criminal Justice

  Chicago State University

  Litigation Practice Certificate

  Paralegal Studies

  Loyola University Chicago

  Juris Doctor (J.D.)

  Law

  The John Marshall Law School

  Litigation Practice Certificate

  Loyola University Chicago

  Illinois Online Network

  Illinois Online Network Master Online Teacher Certification

  QM Quality Matters

  Quality Matters Peer Reviewer Certification

• 2007

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

  Dissertation: Surviving Domestic Violence: An Exploratory Analysis of Survivor Needs

  Criminology

  Law and Justice – Graduate Concentration: Gender and Women’s Studies

  The University of Illinois at Chicago

• 2000

  Bachelor's Degree

  Criminal Justice – Minor: English

  •\tChicago State University Foreign Languages Organization\n•\tChicago State University Pre-Law Association

  Chicago State University

• Chicago State University

  Distance Education Committee Chairperson

  Philosophy Political Science Chair

  Department of Criminal Justice

  Student Centers Board Facilities Use Committee Chair

  University of Illiinois-Chicago

  President

  Chicago State University Criminal Justice Association

  Research Assistant to Debra Pogrund Stark for the Order of Protection Initiative

  The John Marshall Law School Domestic Violence Clinical Advocacy Program

  International English Honor Society

  Sigma Tau Delta

  Alpha Phi Sigma Faculty Advisor

  Chicago State University

  Student Centers Board Facilities Use Committee Chair

  University of Illinois at Chicago

  Member

  Chicago State University Foreign Languages Organization

  National French Honor Society

  Pi Delta Phi

  Restorative Justice Intern for Judge Sheila Murphy (Ret.) and Prof. Michael Seng

  The John Marshall Law School

  President

  Chicago State University Students Against Drug and Alcohol Abuse

  Crisis Line Worker

  Between Friends Domestic Violence

  Student Affairs

  Higher Education

  Teaching

  Curriculum Development

  Literacy

  Curriculum Design

  Classroom Management

  Tutoring

  Public Services

  Corporate Law

  Educational Technology

  Adult Education

  International Law

  Instructional Design

  Criminal Law

  Classroom

  Lesson Planning

  Educational Leadership

  Teacher Training

  Staff Development

  An Exploratory Descriptive Study of Gender and Culturally Responsive Treatment within the Cook County Department of Women’s Justice Services.

  An Exploratory Descriptive Study of Gender and Culturally Responsive Treatment within the Cook County Department of Women’s Justice Services.

  “An Exploratory Descriptive Study of Gender and Culturally Responsive Treatment within the Cook County Department of Women’s Justice Services.”

  Surviving domestic violence an exploratory analysis of survivor needs

  Reflection on Domestic Violence Advocacy: Interviews with those who were instrumental in passing and securing enactment of the Illinois Domestic Violence Act.

  Tracy G. Crump

  M.S

  Ph.D.

  LL.M.

  Esq.

  Epiphany Child and Family Community Resource Center

  N.F.P.

  Inc.

  Andy Frain Services

  Ashford University

  Chicago State University

  Saint Xavier University

  Sears

  Roebuck and Co.

  University of Chicago Medicine

  United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois

  •\tProvided excellent customer service

  protected company assets through safety

  inventory control and internal/external theft prevention\n•\tUnloaded delivery trucks; accumulated and processed return items for credit

  Return to Vendor / Loss Prevention Associate

  Greater Chicago Area

  Sears

  Roebuck and Co.

  Greater Chicago Area

  •\tDevelop criminal justice course instructional design in alignment with contemporary standards of pedagogy and University standards. \n•\tResponsible to the Chair or other appropriate higher-level administrator of the University.\n•\tResponsible for teaching

  research

  service

  and related administrative activities.\n•\tMay represent the university

  college/school

  or department/unit on university and/or Statewide committees.\n•\tTeaching responsibilities include Introduction to Criminal Justice

  Victimology

  Organized Crime

  and other courses required by the Sociology

  Anthropology

  and Criminal Justice Department.

  Associate Professor/ Educator

  Saint Xavier University

  Greater Chicago Area

  •\tDevelop social science course content to align with contemporary standards of pedagogy

  index student grades

  formulate course instructional designs to support objectives and goals and supervise student research projects for Research Design and Capstone courses \n•\tAdvance and create online and hybrid courses\n•\tCourses taught: Survey of the Criminal Justice System

  Freshman Seminar

  Law and Justice

  Victimology

  Social In Inequality in Criminal Justice

  Research Design in Criminal Justice

  Experimental Psychology

  Introduction to Criminal Justice

  Juvenile Justice

  Corrections

  Social Justice and Ethics

  Psychology of Criminal Behavior

  Criminal Justice Capstone Course and Criminal Justice Organizations

  Assistant Professor / Educator

  Chicago State University

  • Perform duties relating to online instruction including

  but not limited to: providing timely and effective instructional feedback

  facilitating classroom discussion boards

  sharing professional expertise

  fostering critical thinking

  grading assignments

  promptly responding to student inquiries

  and establishing a positive classroom community. Collaborate with other University departments to ensure a positive overall experience for all University students.\n\n• Courses Taught: Introduction to Criminal Justice (CRJ 201)

  Juvenile Justice (CRJ 301)

  Corrections (CRJ 303)

  Forensics (CRJ 311) Social Justice and Ethics (SOC 331)

  Psychology of Criminal Behavior (CRJ 308)

  CJ Capstone Course (CRJ 422)

  and Contemporary Corrections (CRJ 463).

  Ashford University

  University of Chicago Medicine

  •\tDelivered extensive administrative project support for the Office of Community and Government Affairs \n•\tManaged logistics of University-sponsored and Office of Community and Government Affairs events

  external meetings and conferences held by the Office of Community and Government Affairs \n•\tEvaluated and tracked departmental expenditures \n•\tUniversity liaison for cross-campus facilities usage and initial point of contact for trouble-shooting\n•\tComposed correspondence and briefing books for the Office of the President\n•\tProcessed bi-weekly payroll and tracked incidents under the UCH Attendance Policy for 5 cost centers\n•\tNetworked with Purchasing

  Finance

  Accounts Payable and Receiving Dock departments\n•\tFacilitated problem resolution for physicians

  staff and patients; reviewed issues and worked toward solutions

  Executive Assistant to the VP / Administrative Assistant / Receptionist II / Public Safety Coordinat

  Greater Chicago Area

  Chicago

  Illinois

  •\tChairperson / President – Created organization in 2012

  incorporated in 2014\n•\tAssist individuals with accessing resources to sustain productive lifestyle\n•\tResource Workshops/Seminars/Counseling: parenting skills

  tutoring

  test preparation

  sexual education

  healthy relationships

  social etiquette

  job readiness assessment

  Microsoft Word training

  Internet navigation/e-mail; resume development/review

  interview techniques

  career counseling

  financial assistance

  securing identity documents

  shelter

  domestic violence and sexual abuse referral services \n•\tOffer pro bono paralegal services to attorneys working on pro bono litigation

  Founder / President – Nonprofit Organization

  Epiphany Child and Family Community Resource Center

  N.F.P.

  Inc.

  O'Hare Airport

  Chicago

  IL

  •\tProvided security detail outlined in post orders\n•\tEstablished working relationships with customers

  local law enforcement and fire departments

  Security Specialist

  Andy Frain Services

  United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois

  National Association for Blacks in Criminal Justice (NABCJ)

  Illinois Academy of Criminology (IAC)

  National Association for Juvenile Correctional Agencies (NAJCA)

  Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS)

  Illinois Paralegal Association (IPA)

  Alpha Phi Sigma (APS) - National Criminal Justice Honor Society

  National Federation of Paralegal Association (NFPA)

  Juvenile Justice Trainer Association (JJTA)

  National Juvenile Detention Association (NJDA)

  American Bar Association (ASA)

  American Correctional Association (ACA)

  National Partnership for Juvenile Services (NPJS)

  Phi Alpha Delta (PAD) - International Law Fraternity

  American Society of Criminology (ASC)

  American Black Law Student Association (BLSA)

  The Chicago Bar Association (CBA)

  Midwestern Criminal Justice Association (MCJA)

  The Illinois State Bar Assocation (ISBA)

  Council for Educators of At-Risk Delinquent Youth (CEARDY)

  Chicago State University Presidential Scholar

  Chicago State University-Wide Student Achievement Honorable Mention Award

  Chicago State University Criminal Justice Department’s Academic Merit Award

  Chicago State University Student Ambassador Award

  Chicago State University Criminal Justice Graduate School Award

  Teaching Excellence Award

  National Honor Society in Paralegal Studies/ Legal Assistant Studies

  Lambda Epsilon Chi

  University of Illinois at Chicago Scholarship Association’s Richard H. Ward Award

  Diversifying Higher Education Faculty in Illinois (DFI) Fellowship

  University of Illinois at Chicago Chancellor’s Student Service Award

  John Marshall Law School Dean's List