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CURRICULUM VITA

Date: February 2020

Name: Sandra S. Stone, Ph.D.

Title: Professor

University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee

e-mail: [email protected] (work); [email protected] (personal)

Phone: Work – 941-359-4507; cell - 941-773-6211

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT

Degree Major School Year

Post Doctoral

Certificate

Organizational Freeman School of Business 2009

Behavior Tulane University

Ph.D. Sociology Emory University 1993

M.A. Psychology University of West Georgia 1978

B.A. (Highest

Honors)

Psychology & Sociology University of West Georgia

1976

SPECIALIZED TRAINING/CERTIFICATIONS

New Presidents’/Chancellors’ Academy – The American Association for State Colleges and Universities, 2015

Education Policy Fellowship Program – Georgia Partnership for Excellence in Education, 2013-14

Executive Leadership Academy – The American Academic Leadership Institute, the American Association of State Colleges

and Universities and the Council of Independent Colleges, 2011-12

Leadership Dalton-Whitfield – Dalton-Whitfield Chamber of Commerce, 2011 – 12

Summer Institute for Management and Leadership in Higher Education -- Harvard University, 2004

Higher Education Resource Services (HERS)/Bryn Mawr Summer Institute for Women in Higher Education Administration

– HERS/Bryn Mawr College, 2003

Carroll County Leadership Academy – Carroll County Chamber of Commerce, 2003

Certified Professional Psychologist – The Northamerican Association of Masters in Psychology, 1998, Certificate # 00372

Certified Professional Sociological Practitioner – The American Academy of Professional Sociological Practitioners

Forensic Counselor - The National Association of Forensic Counselors, 1997, Certificate # AA1101

Citizens Police Academy – Carrollton Police Academy, 1997

Gang Expert Training – National Gang Crime Research Center, 2000

Advanced Gang Specialist Training – National Gang Crime Research Center, 1998

Gang Specialist Training – National Gang Crime Research Center, 1997

Mediator, Registered with the Georgia Office of Dispute Resolution, Registration # 1047

Coaching People Through Conflict and Change – University System of Georgia, Consortium on Negotiation and

Conflict Resolution, 2012

Working with Clients with Personality Disorders – Atlanta Divorce Mediators, Inc., 2008

Divorce and Family Mediation Training – Atlanta Divorce Mediators, Inc., 1999

Juvenile Court Mediation Training – Carl Vinson Institute, 1996

Basic Mediation Training – Resolution Resources, 1995

Critical Incident Stress Debriefing Training – 1994

mailto:[email protected]

WORK EXPERIENCE

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HIGHER EDUCATION/RESEARCH/OTHER ADMINISTRATION

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA SARASOTA-MANATEE

Professor and Campus Chair, Consolidated USF Dept. of Criminology 2020 – present

Responsible for oversight of BA Criminology and MA Criminal Justice programs

Campus program includes 6 faculty members and approximately 5 adjuncts

Professor and Chair, Dept. of Social Sciences 2017- 2020

Responsible for oversight of 2 undergraduate programs and 1 graduate program:

BA – Criminology; BA – Interdisciplinary Social Sciences; MA – Criminal Justice

Department includes 13 resident faculty and approximately 15 adjuncts

Courses Taught:

Undergraduate: Sociological Theory, Theories of Criminal Behavior, Women and Crime

Graduate: Juvenile Delinquency; Social Inequality and Crime

Directed Student Work:

Mentored 2 undergraduate Honors students and directed their Honors theses

1 student’s work accepted for the poster session at the American Society of Criminology (11/19)

1 student’s work accepted for publication in the Pursuit, the peer-reviewed journal of the Georgia Criminal Justice

Association

Member of doctoral dissertation committee for student in the Dept. of Mental Health, Law and Policy

Regional Chancellor 2014 - 2017

Responsible for ~$28 million budget, ~350 employees

Responsible for all aspects of the university’s operation

Direct supervision of the following positions:

Vice Chancellor for Academic and Student Affairs

Vice Chancellor for Business and Finance

Vice Chancellor for Advancement

Assistant Vice President for Institutional Research and Effectiveness

Assistant Vice President for External and Governmental Affairs

Director of Office of Global Engagement

Director of Office of Community Engagement

Director of Office of Professional and Continuing Education

Administrative Assistant

Primary representative of USFSM with USF Board of Trustees and State University System of FL Board of Governors

Major accomplishments for the campus:

• received reaffirmation of accreditation from SACSCOC;

• renovated section of building to create a student commons including a fitness center, meeting space, SGA offices,

gaming and study areas;

• established Office of Professional and Continuing Education;

• obtained approval from NCAA to establish a women’s rowing team as part of the USF Athletics program;

• became a collaborative partner (USFSM) in Consortium of Colleges on the Creative Coast, or C4, to leverage

resources and promote cooperative efforts of Eckerd College, State College of Florida Manatee-Sarasota, New

College of Florida, Ringling College of Art and Design, and USFSM;

• established faculty certification process for quality control in online instruction;

• established university wide Global Engagement Office and expanded international education opportunities,

including increasing the number of study abroad programs and the number of students participating;

• obtained legislative allocation of funds to expand the outreach activities of the Partnership for Arts Integrated

Teaching Center and have it be established as a statewide center;

• increased quantity and types of institution specific school spirit merchandise (USFSM vs. USF);

• enhanced campus safety – ranked 18th safest campus in the country by ADT in 2015;

• implemented 5-year Quality Enhancement Plan for improving critical thinking;

• established a Military and Veterans’ Success Center;

• hosted the first alumni reunion as part of the institution’s 40th Anniversary Celebration;

• established campus wide Diversity Committee;

• established Office of Community Engagement;

• restructured academic programs and established new College of Science and Mathematics;

• obtained approval from the State University System Board of Governors to lift the 25% cap on enrollment of lower-

level students;

• completed and obtained approval of a new 5-year strategic plan;

• allocated funds for professional development initiatives for faculty and staff;

• constructed volleyball and basketball courts for students;

• redesigned and renovated the Learning Commons

AVS CONSULTING, dba STONE, McELROY AND ASSOCIATES 2014 – present

Police and Public Psychology -- Experts in Psychological and Risk Management

Part Owner Assist with oversight of ~$2 million budget, 6 employees and numerous contractors

Monitor financial reports

Consult on personnel issues and business development

Meet annually with other owners to discuss business operations, review annual report and engage in future planning

DALTON STATE COLLEGE

Vice President for Academic Affairs 2010 – 2014

Responsible for ~$16 million budget, ~ 200 employees

Direct supervision of the following positions:

Deans of the Schools of Business, Education, Health Professions, Liberal Arts, and

Science/Technology/Math

Directors of Academic Advising, the Bandy Heritage Center, the Library, and our Quality Enhancement

Plan

Coordinator, Learning Support Program

Assistant VPAA

Administrative Assistant

Other units included in Academic Affairs under the supervision of the Assistant VPAA:

Center for Academic Excellence; Center for International Education; Distance Education; First

Year Experience Program; Adult Learning Consortium

Serve as ADA Compliance Officer for campus

Professor, Department of Social Sciences

Course taught: Undergraduate – Family Violence

Major accomplishments:

• established five new bachelor’s degree programs; one new program is DSC’s first online degree program in

collaboration with Valdosta State University as part of the new University System’s eMajor program;

• enrolled DSC in the University System’s eCore program;

• chaired institutional strategic planning process for new 3-year strategic plan;

• chaired institution’s Complete College GA initiative to increase retention and graduation rates – in past 3 years

retention rate increased 9% and graduation rate increased 5%;

• wrote proposal and was awarded membership in the University System’s Adult Learning Consortium;

• wrote proposal and was awarded grant funds from the system office for a pilot project to offer career planning

services to residents in the community;

• wrote proposal and was awarded grant funds from the Adult Learning Consortium for an Adult Learner Specialist;

• re-organized the Division of Academic Affairs from seven schools to five and moved academic advising and the

First Year Experience program to Academic Affairs from Enrollment and Student Services;

• established the Center for International Education;

• established the Center for Academic Excellence, providing professional development programming for faculty;

• developed an academic master plan, including eliminating, deactivating, or re-designing over 80 low performing

degree and certificate programs;

• worked with faculty to establish a Faculty Senate;

• led the Academic Affairs portion of the SACS reaffirmation process;

• led Academic Affairs involvement with the design and construction of a new science building and led AA

involvement with the design and renovation of the previous technical programs building to house the health

professions programs;

• led the faculty in an on-going course redesign project to improve the quality of instruction and student learning

– number of courses with D/F/W rates over 30% decreased 13% in three years;

• approved new international studies programs with universities in Taiwan, Belgium, China and South Korea;

• worked with faculty on a revision of the promotion and tenure guidelines;

• provided on-going leadership in collaboration with the other top administrators to manage budget challenges;

• co-led an initiative to address issues related to campus climate with the Vice President for Enrollment and Student

Services and chaired the Diversity Committee;

• co-sponsored civic engagement activities with Student Activities;

• led sessions of shared readings and discussion with academic affairs leadership team;

• negotiated agreement to house exhibits of the Bandy Heritage Center in renovated train depot in Dalton;

• negotiated agreement to have Dalton theatre performances in a city school auditorium;

• worked with the School of Business, City of Dalton and the Appalachian Regional Commission to secure funds to

establish a small business incubator in Dalton;

• participated in the Archway Project, focused on improving the educational, economic and environmental conditions

in the Dalton/Whitfield County area;

• participated in the Thrive 2055 Project, focused on improving the educational, economic and environmental

conditions in the 16-county area crossing GA, TN and AL.

UNIVERSITY OF WEST GEORGIA

Interim Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs 2009 – 2010


Direct supervision of the following:

Deans of the Colleges of Arts & Sciences, Business, Education, and Honors/Special Programs (including distance

education); the School of Nursing; and the Graduate School

Directors of the Library and the Townsend Center for the Performing Arts

Associate and Assistant VPAAs

Administrative Coordinator for Budget and Personnel and 2 clerical staff

Other units included in Academic Affairs reporting to the Associate or Assistant VPAA:

Sponsored Operations; International Programs; First Year Experience Programs; Learning Support; Continuing

Education; Center for Teaching and Learning; American Democracy Project; and the Coliseum


• reorganized the College of Arts & Sciences into three different colleges;

• led Academic Affairs involvement in a major renovation of the Library, including reconstruction of Representative

Tom Murphy’s office (former Speaker of the House in the GA General Assembly) as an exhibit;

• led Academic Affairs involvement in the design of a building for the School of Nursing;

• developed an academic master plan;

• assisted in gaining Board of Regents approval for a doctoral degree in Psychology;

• developed a viable staffing/budgeting plan for the newly opened Coliseum;

• approved new international studies programs with universities in France and China;

• led the Division through a major budget reduction process.

BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF GEORGIA

Southern Polytechnic State University

Interim Director of the Applied Research Center (loaned position) 2008 - 2009 Initiated and coordinated university’s economic development/workforce development activities

Developed connections with business and industry re: technology transfer

Worked with Governor’s Office of Economic Development on selected projects

Identified possible external funding opportunities for faculty research and worked with faculty to develop grant

applications

Monitored trends in local, state and national workforce demand


• led a project funded by the GA General Assembly to develop a professional development program for aerospace

personnel, working closely with officials at Lockheed-Martin;

• assisted with the development of a professional development program for nuclear power personnel, working closely

with officials at the Southern Company;

• worked with faculty and the Director of Sponsored Operations on grant proposals;

• led the university’s involvement in a community development project with the City of Marietta and the Governor’s

Office of Economic Development;

• worked with the Vice President for Academic Affairs on the development of articulation agreements with several

institutions in the Technical College System of GA;

• represented the university on a steering committee for economic/workforce development in the Hwy 316 corridor

from Atlanta to Athens, with a focus on bio-technology, led by the Governor’s Office for Workforce Development.

Board of Regents Office

Vice Chancellor for Academic Planning and Programs 2007-2008

Direct supervision of the following areas:

Academic Programs and Policies for the University System

Academic Common Market with the Southern Regional Education Board

Centers for Learning Disorders

Faculty and Student Affairs

International Programs

P-16 Initiatives and Programs

Worked closely with the Office of Strategic Research and Analysis

Worked closely with the Office of Instructional Technology

Consulted in legal cases involving faculty and students

Assisted with legislative activities

Provided staff support to Academic Affairs Committee of the Board of Regents

Served as a liaison to other education agencies inside and outside of GA

Represented Academic Affairs on the Board of Regents Strategic Planning Committee Worked

with the Office of Economic Development on special projects


• reduced backlog of academic programs in the approval pipeline;

• revised the program approval process;

• participated in major revision of the Board of Regents policy manual;

• led negotiations for a revision of the student health insurance policy;

• led negotiations to obtain consensus among the then 35 institutions for a policy regarding acceptance of

International Baccalaureate credits;

• led negotiations to obtain an agreeable resolution to the International Baccalaureate credit issue with the House

Higher Education Sub-Committee in the GA General Assembly;

• wrote a white paper and participated in debate over the preservation/elimination of the Regents’ Test;

• provided information as requested by the legislative liaison for various elected officials and committees in the GA

General Assembly;

• obtained the University System’s inclusion in the Seven Revolutions Project with the American Association of State

Colleges and Universities;

• represented the University System in meetings with the Department of Education regarding the development of the

new high school curriculum standards;

• worked with an institution to develop a plan to re-establish their education program, which had lost NCATE

accreditation;

• led the academic affairs involvement in the development of the Board of Regents’ strategic plan;

• assisted in the development of a centralized repository for information on online courses and programs in the

system;

• assisted P-16 staff in the development of the proposal for the College Access Challenge Grant from the U.S.

Department of Education;

• helped expand the Alternative Media Access Center for support for students with learning disabilities;

• led the academic affairs activities at the system level in the transition of the now College of Coastal GA from a

2year school to a state college;

• worked with administration at the newly established GA Gwinnett College on initial curriculum approval,

development of academic policies and faculty contracts;

• established improved communication with the VPAAs on the system’s campuses through regular email updates on

system office activities.

UNIVERSITY OF WEST GEORGIA

Acting Vice President for Academic Affairs 2006


Direct supervision of the following:

Deans of the Colleges of Arts & Sciences, Business, Education, and Honors College/Special Programs (including

distance education); and the Graduate School

Directors of Information Technology Services, International Studies, Learning Support, the Library, and Sponsored

Operations

Coordinators for the Center for Teaching and Learning and First Year Programs

Special Assistants to the VPAA for Curriculum and Policy

Administrative Assistant for Budget and Personnel and 2 clerical staff

The American Democracy Project


• negotiated budget revision with the VP for Student Services to establish full-time staff for the International Studies

office;

• worked with Information Technology office on a de-centralization plan;

• handled several difficult personnel issues;

• corrected a previous long-standing error in the summer school budgeting process;

• established a staff position to coordinate civic engagement activities.

Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs 2002 – 2006

Coordinated academic assessment activities

Chaired Institutional Review Board

Coordinated Freshman Seminar program

Served as liaison with Student Affairs on 1st Year Programs; Co-Led Foundations of Excellence Program Served

as liaison with selected Faculty Senate committees

Monitored all curricular changes

Consulted with VPAA on budget and personnel matters

Co-Chaired Strategic Enrollment Management Committee

Chaired committee on ensuring an adequate number of Core Curriculum courses each fall

Worked with several sub-committees of Strategic Enrollment Management Committee

Assisted with special projects from VPAA’s Office

American Democracy Project, including Constitution Day Celebration

“Hands On Carroll County” Day

Worked with Carroll Tomorrow planning agency to link university resources with community needs


• developed and implemented the institution’s comprehensive program review process;

• reviewed > 100 applications a semester for the Institutional Review Board;

• increased sections of the Freshman Seminar course from 3 to 25 in 4 years;

• led the development of a customized textbook for the Freshman Seminar course;

• co-led the institution through the Foundations of Excellence Program that led to a major revision of our First Year

Experience programs on campus;

• improved planning for an adequate number of core curriculum sections to be offered each fall to accommodate

incoming Freshmen;

• established an annual program to celebrate graduate student research;

• coordinated civic engagement activities on campus.

Professor 1996-2006

Dept. of Sociology/Criminology 2005 – 2006 Professor

2000 – 2005 Associate Professor

1996 – 2000 Assistant Professor

Courses Taught:

Undergraduate: Introduction to Criminal Justice, Juvenile Delinquency, Drug Abuse, Victimology,

Women in the Criminal Justice System, Family Violence, Gangs, Youth, Crime & Community, Police in Society,

Senior Seminar, Social Psychology, Research Methods, Freshman Seminar, Female Adolescent Development

Graduate: Planning and Evaluation, Group Dynamics, Internship

Directed Readings: 1998 – 2005 – Supervised 24 “Directed Readings” courses

Independent Projects: 1997 – 2003 – Supervised 4 undergraduate and 2 graduate independent research projects

Sponsored Student Presentations: 1997 – 2004 – Sponsored 5 undergraduate students’ paper presentations at

professional meetings

Graduate Work Directed/Advised: 1997 – 2007 – Served on 11 master’s position paper committees, serving as

chair for 2; served on 5 master’s thesis committees, serving as chair for 2; served on 1 doctoral dissertation

committee

GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF JUVENILE JUSTICE

Director of Planning & Research 1992 – 1996

Coordinated Dept.’s strategic and annual planning processes

Conducted internal research on population and programs

Administered internal grant awards for youth programs operated by selected GA colleges and universities and monitored

program implementation (budget of $150,000)

Chaired Institutional Review Board and monitored all research conducted in the Department

Supervised Management Information System Unit (4 employees, budget ~$350,000)

Supervised interns from Governor’s Intern Program

Monitored and provided summary reports on legislation

Prepared reports for Board and legislative committees

Served on Governor’s Criminal Justice Coordinating Committee

Worked with Commissioner’s Executive Team on budget and policy matters

Worked with outside consultants on special projects


• helped the Commissioner establish and organize the newly formed Department of Children and Youth Services

(later the Department of Juvenile Justice) that was separated from the Department of Human Resources by

legislation;

• developed and led the initial department wide strategic planning process;

• led the department’s annual planning process;

• developed a process to predict future institutional bed and community program capacity needs for planning

purposes;

• led efforts to computerize many department operations and develop standardized reporting systems;

• helped establish victims’ services component of the Governor’s Criminal Justice Coordinating Committee;

• conducted program evaluations and other internal research that helped better allocate resources and adjust policies;

• established and obtained funding for training for a department wide Critical Incident Stress Debriefing Team;

• supervised research conducted in the department by outside agencies;

• supervised interns through the Governor’s Internship Program;

• obtained $1.8 million from the Whitehead Foundation to establish an aftercare program for youths returning to their

communities from long-term incarceration.

EMORY UNIVERSITY

Senior Research Associate

Rollins School of Public Health 1991-1992

Coordinated activities of HIV/AIDS prevention grant from the National Institutes of Health, including supervision

of 4 project staff members and 12 interviewers at 4 public health centers in GA

Managed project budget

Worked with team to develop protocols and training program

Supervised data collection and analysis activities

Participated in multi-site meetings at the National Institutes of Health (5 sites in larger national project)


• led the development of all research protocols and data collection instruments and processes;

• trained program interviewers;

• supervised all aspects of project operations, including traveling to off-site locations on a regular basis.

RESEARCH ATLANTA

Executive Director 1990 – 1991

Supervised 4 full-time researchers and 1 secretary

Managed annual budget of ~ $250, 000 – 300,000

Worked with Board on fundraising activities

Obtained contracts and provided oversight for all research projects


• led the production of 6 completed research projects in 2 years;

• led the transition of the agency from independent status to being a unit of Georgia State University.

CITY OF ATLANTA

Drug Policy Advisor, Office of the Mayor 1989-1990

Served as advisor to Mayor Andrew Young on matters related to illegal drugs in Atlanta

Represented the Mayor’s Office in meetings with a variety of community groups and other agencies Recommended

policy/legal changes in addressing issues related to illegal drugs


increased awareness of the illegal drug problem and related issues in the city;

represented the Mayor’s Office in all meetings and other situations related to drug issues;

recommended changes to city ordinances and state laws.

POLICE EXECUTIVE RESEARCH FORUM/CITY OF ATLANTA

POLICE DEPARTMENT

Field Technical Assistance Coordinator 1988-1990

Coordinated Atlanta activities of National Institute of Justice funded drug enforcement grant (5 sites nationally)

Managed project budget

Trained police officers in implementation of problem-oriented policing

Conducted research on the drug problem in Atlanta

Participated in multi-site (5 cities) meetings and other activities conducted by the Police Exec. Research Forum

Contributed materials for Police Executive Research Forum and National Institute of Justice publications on problem-

oriented policing


• led the development and implementation of the project in the Atlanta site from beginning to end;

• wrote a comprehensive monograph on the nature and extent of the drug problem in Atlanta;

• contributed research findings on project outcomes that guided further work and policy development at the local and

federal levels.

CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION 1985-1988

Senior Research Associate

Division of Injury Epidemiology and Control

Intentional Injuries Section Coordinated daily data collection activities for domestic violence project -- involved tracking records across 8 public

agencies

Supervised 12 researchers

Assisted in developing data collection protocols and data codebook

Assisted with data analysis and the development and writing of reports


• assisted in the development and implementation of the first CDC research project on domestic violence;

• project results led to further research funding, a number of published papers by CDC staff, and indirectly to policy

and legislative changes at the local, state and national levels.

EMORY UNIVERSITY 1984-1996

Instructor 1994 – 1996 Adjunct Professor

Department of Sociology 1986 – 1989 Instructor

1984 – 1987 Teaching Assistant

Courses Taught:

Undergraduate: Introduction to Sociology, Social Problems, Family Violence, Sociology of Gender

Roles (teaching assistant), Juvenile Delinquency (teaching assistant)

Graduate Work Directed/Advised: Served on 1 doctoral dissertation committee

COUNCIL ON BATTERED WOMEN

Children’s Program Supervisor 1982 – 1983

Supervised volunteers in children’s program at the battered women’s shelter in Atlanta

Managed grant from the National Center on Child Abuse and Neglect (budget $57,500) to assess health and well- being

of children

Developed training materials for volunteers and conducted training

Coordinated services for children (medical, psychological, school, other)

Worked with other family service agencies re: legislative advocacy

Worked with counselors to develop family treatment plans Major accomplishments:

• managed one of the first national projects to gather information on children in violent homes – results assisted in

advocacy for improved programs and services;

• helped increase local and national awareness of the issue of domestic violence, especially the impact on children.

DIRECT SERVICES – SOCIAL WORK/COUNSELING 1976-1999

Stone and Associates (part-time)

1996 – 1999 Psychological Interviewer

Cobb County District Attorney’s Office,

Domestic Violence Pre-

1996 Counselor

Trial Diversion Program (part-time)

Cobb County Department of Family 1981 – 1982 Caseworker Principal

and Children Services Child Protective

Services Unit

Fulton County Department of Family and

Children Services AFDC/Food Stamp Unit

1981 Caseworker Senior

Clayton General Hospital

1978 – 1980 Social Worker

Carroll County Early Childhood Center

1977 Social Worker

Carroll Convalescent Center 1976 – 1977 Social Worker

CONSULTING 1983-Present

Manatee Co. Peer Coach Opioid Recovery Prog. 2019 - present Program Evaluation

Selah Freedom 2017- present Program Evaluation

Manatee Co. Community Paramedics Program 2017- present Program Evaluation

GA Governor’s Office of Children 2011 Legal Processing of Status Offenders

And Families in GA

GA Women’s Institute 2010 - 2011 Report on Economic Status of Women

In GA

West GA Community Foundation 2005 Needs Assessment

GA Department of Juvenile Justice 2003 Program Evaluation of

90-Day Treatment Program

West GA Chronic Disease Initiative

Centers for Disease Control

2003 - 2006 Program Evaluation

Intentional Injury Center

2003 Grant Reviewer

GA Dept. of Juvenile Justice

2001 Study of girls under

DJJ supervision

GA Dept. of Human Resources

Early Childhood Initiative,

Appalachian Regional Commission

2000 – 2005 Program Evaluation

Project in Haralson Co.

Clayton Co. Juvenile Court

Centers for Disease Control

2000 – 2001 Developed probation risk

Assessment instrument

Intentional Injury Center

1999 Grant Reviewer

Carroll Rape Crisis Center

1999 Planning Consultant

Carroll Co. Family Connection


Coweta Co. Family Connection


William Cromwell, Attorney 1997 Expert witness for plaintiffs –

Brook Run Partners, Inc. vs. the

State of Georgia

Haralson Co. Family Connection


Save the Children, Inc.

1993 – 1994 Study of childcare in GA

City of Atlanta 1990 Assessor for Fire Chief

Assessment Center

Governor’s Commission on Drug

Awareness & Prevention and the

GA Dept. of Human Resources,

Division of MH/MR/SA

1989 Grant Reviewer

Council for Children, 1987 Study of health care resources

Children and Youth Subcommittee and indicators of health status of

Of the GA House of Representatives children and youth in GA

Health and Ecology Committee, and

The GA Dept. of Human Resources

National Center on Child Abuse

And Neglect, U.S. Dept. of Health And

Human Services

1983 – 1984 Grant Reviewer

HONORS/AWARDS/SPECIAL RECOGNITION

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Drug Free Manatee Champion of Prevention Award 2018

SRQ Magazine’s “Women in Leadership” Award

BIZ(941) Magazine, “Women of Influence”

Gravitas Magazine, “Inspiring Women in our Community: Education”

SRQ Magazine feature article, “Framing Solutions”

2016

2015 (June/July)

2015 (Summer)

2015 (May)

SCENE Magazine special edition, “Women on the Scene”

BIZ 941 Magazine’s “People to Watch”

Alumni Achievement Award, University of West Georgia

2015

2015 (Nov/Dec)

2014

SCENE Magazine feature article, “Introducing Dr. Stone…” 2014 (Nov)

Idahlynn Karre International Exemplary Leadership Award, The

Chair Academy

2012

Award for Contributions in Health and Education,

Georgia Women’s Institute

2008

Sociologist of the Year, Georgia Sociological Association 2008

Who’s Who Among American Women 2005, 2008-09, 2010-11

Who’s Who in America 2003 - present

America’s Registry of Outstanding Professionals 2001 – 2002, 2003-04

Appreciation Plaque from Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity 2000, 2005

Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers 1999, 2005

2,000 Notable American Women, American Biographical Institute 1999

Meritorious Service Award, Georgia Sociological Association

Special recognition for assistance to students with disabilities,

1997, 2004

State University of West Georgia 1997, 2003

Frederick Milton Thrasher Award for Research,

National Gang Crime Research Center

1997, 2000

Who’s Who Among Human Services Professionals 1992 – 1993

Graduate School Award for Excellence in Teaching in the Social 1987

Sciences, Emory University

Civil Rights/Human Rights Leadership Award, Amnesty

International and Southern Christian Leadership Conference 1987

International Who’s Who of Business and Professional Women 1987, 2002

American Association of University Professors Award, University of West

Georgia

1977

Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 1975

PUBLICATIONS

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Books

Stone, S. S. (2002). The Criminal Justice System in Georgia. Mason, OH: Thompson Learning, a Division of Wadsworth

Publishers.

Stone, S. S., Ed. (2000). Contemporary Gang Issues: An Inside View. Peotone, IL: New Chicago School Press, Inc.

Book Chapters

Grosholz, J. M., Stone, S. S., Fleck, A. & Ngo, F. T. (2019). The benefits of long-term residential treatment for adult victims

of sex trafficking. In Gender and Practice: Insights From the Field, V. Demos, M. Texler Segal & K. Kelly (Eds.) Emerald

Publishing.

Ngo, F. T., Grosholz, J. M. & Stone, S. S. (2019). Labeling Theory and School Victimization: An Elaboration of the

Perspective and Preliminary Results. In Handbook of Research on School Violence in American K-12 Education, G. Crews

(Ed.). Hershey, PA: IGI Global Publishers.

Stone, S. S. (2000). Risk Factors Associated With Gang Joining Among Youth. In Contemporary Gang Issues: An Inside

View. S. S. Stone (Ed.), Peotone, IL: New Chicago School Press, Inc.

Stone, S. S. and A. P. Franklin Elder. (2000). Gang Activity in Juvenile Correctional Facilities: Security, Management and

Treatment Challenges. In Contemporary Gang Issues: An Inside View. S. S. Stone (Ed.), Peotone, IL: New Chicago School

Press, Inc.

Stone, S.S.. (2000). Barriers to Safety for Victims of Police Domestic Violence. In Domestic Violence by Police Officers,

Donald Sheehan, Ed., Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, D.C.: United States Printing Office.

Stone, S.S. (1999). Should the Criminal Justice System Be Tougher on Juveniles? In John R. Fuller and Eric W. Hickey

(eds.), Controversies in Criminology, Boston: Allyn and Bacon.

Articles

Stone, S.S. (1999). Risk Factors Associated with Gang Joining Among Youth. Journal of Gang Research. Vol. 6(2),

Winter:118.

Stone, S.S. (1998). Changing Nature of Juvenile Offenders. Juvenile Justice, Vol. IV (1), May, online at

http://www.ncjrs.org/ojjdp/conference/index.html.

Knox, G. W. and co-principal investigators (including S.S. Stone) of Project GANGFACT. (1997). The Facts About Female

Gang Members: A Special Report of the National Gang Crime Research Center. Journal of Gang Research. Vol. 4(3),

Spring: 41-59.

Knox, G.W. and co-principal investigators (including S.S. Stone) of Project GANGFACT. (1997). A Gang Classification

System for Corrections: A Special Report of the National Gang Crime Research Center. Journal of Gang Research. Vol. 4(2),

Winter:47-57.

Stone, S.S. and J. Wycoff. (1996). The Extent and Dynamics of Gang Activity in Secure Juvenile Correctional Facilities.

Journal of Gang Research. Vol. 4 (1), Fall: 1-8.

Saltzman, L., J. Mercy, M. Rosenberg, W. Elsea, G. Napper, K. Sikes, R. Waxweiler, and the FINAA Working Group (listed

as S.S. Huguley). (1990). Magnitude and Patterns of Family and Intimate Assault in Atlanta, Georgia, 1984. Violence and

Victims. Vol.5(1):3-17.

Agnew, R. S. and Huguley, S.S. (now Stone). (1989). Adolescent Violence Toward Parents. Journal of Marriage and the

Family. August(51):699-711.

Encyclopedia Entries

Stone, S. S. (2005). Child Abuse: Extent and Correlates. In Encyclopedia of Criminology, R. A. Wright and J. M. Miller

(Eds.), New York: Routledge.

Stone, S. S. (2003). Violent Female Juvenile Offenders. In Encyclopedia of Murder and Violent Behavior, E. W. Hickey

(Ed.), Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publishers.

Stone, S. S. (2000). Child Abuse by Women. In Encyclopedia of Women and Crime, N. Rafter (Ed.), Phoenix: The Oryx

Press.

Stone, S.S. (2000). Juvenile Delinquency: Class, Gender, and Racial/Ethnic Differentials. In D.Luckenbill and D.L.Peck

(Eds.), Encyclopedia of Criminology and Deviant Behavior (Volume Two). Taylor and Francis.

Technical Reports

Stone, S. S. & Grosholz, J. M. (2019). Program Evaluation of the Manatee County Community Paramedicine Program –

Phase I. Submitted to the Manatee County Department of Public Safety.

Simones, A. and S. Stone. (2011). Status Offenders in Georgia’s Juvenile Justice System: Recommendations for the Future.

Final report submitted to the Governor’s Office of Children and Families.

Stone, S. S. and Lebowitz, J. (2005). FY04 Annual Program Evaluation for the Haralson County Family Connection

Authority. Final report submited to the Haralson County Family Connection Authority and the State Office of The Family

Connection.

Stone, S. S. (2005). Annual Evaluation of the Appalachian Regional Commission’s Early Childhood Intervention Project,

Haralson County Site. Final report submitted to the Haralson County Family Connection Authority, the State Office of The

Family Connection, and the Appalachian Regional Commission.

Stone, S. S., McCandless, N. J., Lague, M., Thurman, S., & Wilkinson, D. (2004). Program Evaluation of the 90-Day, or

Short Term Treatment Program Operated by the Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice. Final report submitted to the

Children and Youth Coordinating Council.

Stone, S. S. (2004). Annual and Three Year Evaluation of the Appalachian Regional Commission’s Early Childhood

Intervention Project, Haralson County Site. Final reports submitted to the Haralson County Family Connection Authority,

the State Office of The Family Connection, and the Appalachian Regional Commission.

Stone, S. S. (2004). FY03 Annual Program Evaluation for the Haralson County Family Connection Authority. Final

reports submitted to the Haralson County Family Connection Authority and the State Office of The Family Connection.

Stone, S. S. and Stubbs, T. (2003). FY02 Program Evaluation for the Haralson County Family Connection Authority.

Final report submitted to the Haralson County Family Connection Authority and the State Office of The Family Connection.

Stone, S. S. (2002). FY01 Program Evaluation for the Haralson County Family Connection Authority. Final report

submitted to the Haralson County Family Connection Authority and the State Office of The Family Connection.

Stone, S. S. (2001). Falling Through the Cracks: Girls in the Juvenile Justice System in Georgia. Final report submitted to

the Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice and the Children and Youth Coordinating Council.

Stone, S. S. (2001). Development of a Risk Assessment Instrument for Youths on Probation with the Clayton County

Juvenile Court. Final report submitted to the Clayton County Juvenile Court.

Stone, S. S. (2001). FY00 Program Evaluation for the Haralson County Family Connection Authority. Final report

submitted to the Haralson County Family Connection Authority and the State Office of The Family Connection.

Stone, S.S. (1999). FY99 Program Evaluation for the Haralson County Coalition on Children, Youth and Families. Final

report submitted to the Haralson Coalition and the State Office of The Family Connection.

Stone, S.S. (1999). FY99 Program Evaluation for the Carroll County Family Connection Authority. Final report submitted to

the Carroll County Authority and the State Office of The Family Connection.

Stone, S.S. (1999). FY99 Program Evaluation for The Alliance for Children’s Enrichment. Final report submitted to the

Alliance (Coweta County) and the State Office of The Family Connection.

Stone, S.S., Helms, W. A., & Edgeworth, P. (1998). Cobb County Juvenile Court Mediation Program Evaluation. Final

report for project funded by grants from the Children and Youth Coordinating Council and the State University of West

Georgia. Carrollton:State University of West Georgia.

Stone, S.S., Helton, H., Hernandez, T. C., & Mathews, R. (May 1991). Inventory of Children and Youth Services in Fulton

County. Atlanta: Research Atlanta.

Stone, S.S., Hernandez, T. C., Helton, H., Merry, E. A., & Ram, J. C. (February 1991). The Atlanta Report Card: Update

1990. Atlanta: Research Atlanta.

Stone, S.S., Hernandez, T. C., Helton, H., McCleary, A. S., & Town, K. (December 1990). Planning for Affordable Housing

in Metro Atlanta. Atlanta: Research Atlanta.

Stone, S.S., Ram, J. C., & Sullivan, B. (August 1990). Youth Attitudes Toward Summer Employment. Atlanta: Research

Atlanta.

Huguley, S.S. (now Stone). (1989). Illegal Drugs in Atlanta. Report from the Problem-Oriented Policing Approach to Drug

Enforcement Project, funded by a grant from the Bureau of Justice Assistance. Atlanta: Atlanta Bureau of Police Services.

Other

Stone, S. S. (June 12, 2016). “Regional colleges yield great value,” Bradenton Herald.

Stone, S. and Price, C. T. (2012). The Evolution of a Movement: Orchestrating a Campus-Wide Learning-Centered Course

Redesign Project. The Chair Leadership Academy International Conference Proceedings.

Sailors, J. and Stone, S. (August 2011). “Status of Women Update 2011-2012.” Status report on women in Georgia

sponsored by the Georgia Women’s Institute.

Stone, S.S. (1998, 2003, 2007). Handouts from Family Violence class included in B. Keating (Ed.), Resource Material for

Teaching about Family Violence, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Editions. Washington, D.C.: American Sociological Association

Stone, S.S. (September – October 1997). League of Women Voters’ Study Examines Courts, Judicial Process. DeKalb

Voter, PP. 1 and 5-7. Decatur: League of Women Voters of DeKalb County, Inc.

Stone, S.S. (1993). Problem-Oriented Policing Approach to Drug Enforcement: Atlanta as a Case Study. Doctoral

dissertation. Atlanta: Emory University.

Stone, S.S. (Winter 1990). Bridging the Gap Between Research and Services. Semaphore. Georgia Sociological Association.

PROFESSIONAL PARTICIPATION

Paper Presentations

“’I Know My Worth:’ The Benefits of Long-Term Treatment for Adult Victims of Sex Trafficking,” with Jessica Grosholz,

Alexandra Fleck, and Fawn Ngo, accepted for presentation at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology,

San Francisco, November, 2019.

“From Victim to Survivor: Benefits of Long-Term Treatment for Sex Trafficking Victims,” with Alexandra Fleck, Jessica

Grosholz, and Fawn Ngo, presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southern Criminal Justice Association, Nashville,

September 2019.

“The Benefits of Police-Social Service Collaboration in Addressing Sex Trafficking,” with Jessica Grosholz, presented at the

Annual Meeting of the Consortium of Police and Public Safety Psychologists, Daytona Beach, April 2019.

“Human Trafficking: An Evaluation of the Services Provided by Selah Freedom,” with Jessica Grosholz and Fawn Ngo,

presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Atlanta, November 2018.

“Evolution of a Movement: Orchestrating a Campus-Wide Learning-Centered Redesign Project,” with Christy Price,

presented at the Annual Meeting of The Chair Academy, Atlanta, March 2012.

“Psychological Screening as a Predictor of Law Enforcement Success,” with Ronald D. Hunter and Anthony V. Stone,

presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Chicago, March 2005.

“Health Issues for Incarcerated Juvenile and Adult Females,” with Angie Austin, presented at the Annual Meeting of the

American Society of Criminology, Nashville, November 2004.

“NOP, POP, and COP: An Approach By Any Other Name Still Remains the Same,” with Mark Dantzker, presented at the

Annual Meeting of the Southern Criminal Justice Association, Raleigh, September 2004.

“A Psycho-Social Profile of Law Enforcement Applicants,” with Ronald D. Hunter and Anthony V. Stone, presented at the

Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Las Vegas, March 2004

“Evaluating a Strategy,” with Rebekah Hudgins, presented at the Family Connection Biennial Conference, Jekyll Island,

October 2003.

“Taking Sociology to the Streets: The Scholarship of Practice,” presented at the Annual Meeting of the Sociological Practice

Association, Atlanta, August 2003.

“When the Shoe Doesn’t Fit: Misguided and Counterproductive Policies and Practices for Girls in the Juvenile Justice

System,” with Celeste Norris, presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Chicago, November

2002.

“Girls in Trouble in Georgia: Who They Are, What They Need, and How the Systems Set Up to Help Them Often Set Them

Up to Fail,” presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Atlanta, November 2001.

“Girls in Trouble: Falling Through the Cracks of the Juvenile Justice System,” presented at the Annual Meeting of the

Georgia Sociological Association, Pine Mountain, October 2001.

“Gang Activity in Georgia’s Correctional Facilities: Did Anything Change During the 1990s?” presented at the Annual

Meeting of the Georgia Sociological Association, Hiawassee, November 2000.

“It’s Still a Man’s World: A Look at Gender Roles in Gangs,” presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southern Criminal

Justice Association, Charleston, October 2000.

“Girls’ Night Out: Girls’ Involvement in Gangs in the 1990s,” presented at the Third International Gang Conference

sponsored by the National Gang Crime Research Center, Chicago, August 2000.

“Gang Activity Inside Correctional Institutions: Has Anything Changed?” presented at the Third International Gang

Conference sponsored by the National Gang Crime Research Center, Chicago, August 2000.

“I Have a Story to Tell: How Women in Prison are Programmed to Fail,” presented at the Annual Women’s Studies

Conference, Valdosta, March 2000.

“An Evaluation of the Impact of Georgia’s Family Violence Arrest Law on Women,” with Celeste Norris and Segrid Lewis,

presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Orlando, March 1999.

“An Evaluation of the Mediation Program in the Cobb County Juvenile Courpresented at the Annual Meeting of the Georgia

Sociological Association, Jekyll Island, November, 1998.

“Barriers to Safety for Victims of Police Domestic Violence,” presented at the FBI Conference on Police Domestic Violence,

the FBI Training Academy in Quantico, September, 1998.

“Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Mediation in Juvenile Court,” with William Helms, presented at the Annual Meeting of

the American Society of Criminology, San Diego, California, November, 1997.

“Factors Contributing to Gang Joining Behavior Among Youth,” presented at the First International Gang Specialist Training

Program, sponsored by the National Gang Crime Research Center, Chicago, Illinois, July, 1997.

“Juvenile Gangs and Crime: The Challenge to Detention and Corrections,” presented at the Office of Juvenile Justice and

Delinquency Prevention’s national conference “Juvenile Justice at the Crossroads,” Baltimore, Maryland, December, 1996.

"The Impact of Mandatory Transfer of Juveniles to Superior Court on Seven Selected Offenses," with Diana Jones, presented

at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Chicago, Illinois, November, 1996.

"Gang Joining Behavior: The Psycho-Social-Emotional Needs Compared With Rival Hypotheses," presented at the Annual

Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Chicago, Illinois, November, 1996.

"The Role of Public Safety Workers in Disasters," presented at the Annual Meeting of the Georgia Sociological Association,

Carrollton, Georgia, November, 1996.

"Gang Involvement of Incarcerated Juveniles in Georgia," presented at the Annual Meeting of the Georgia Sociological

Association, Carrollton, Georgia, November, 1996.

"Understanding the Problem of Violence Among Youth: the Juvenile/Criminal Justice Perspective," plenary speech at the

"Breaking the Cycle of Youth Violence" Conference at Emory University, October, 1996. Conference sponsored by the

Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University and The Campaign for an Effective Crime Policy in Washington, D.C.

"Gang Activity in Juvenile Correctional Institutions," presented at the National Youth Gang Symposium, sponsored by the

Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, U.S. Department of Justice, Dallas, Texas, June, 1996.

"A Preliminary Report of Gang Activity in State Operated Juvenile Correctional Facilities," with Jerry Wycoff and Jeffrey

Rush, presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Las Vegas, Nevada, March, 1996.

"The Extent and Dynamics of Gang Activity in Secure Juvenile Correctional Facilities," with Jerry Wycoff, presented at the

Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Boston, Massachusetts, November, 1995.

"Comparative Program Impact on Juvenile Offenders in Transition: Georgia and Massachusetts," with Susan GuarinoGhezzi,

presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Miami, Florida, November, 1994.

"Recidivism Among Juvenile Delinquents Released from State Custody in Georgia," presented at the Annual Meeting of the

Georgia Sociological Association, Valdosta, Georgia, October, 1994.

"Future Directions in Juvenile Justice in Georgia," presented at the Annual Meeting of the Sociological Practice Association,

Atlanta, Georgia, June, 1994.

"Mental Health Services for Delinquent Youth in State Custody," presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of

Criminal Justice Sciences, Chicago, Illinois, March, 1994.

"Preventing Youth Violence," presented at the Interdisciplinary Wellness Health Summit Conference sponsored by the

Morehouse School of Medicine, Atlanta, Georgia, May, 1993.

"An Investigation into the Effects of Incentives on Recruitment, Participation and Outcome in an HIV Prevention Trial," with

Edward Maibach, Kathleen Miner, Colleen DiIorio, Nancy Thompson and Lillian Lin, presented at the Annual Meeting of

the American Psychological Association, Washington, D.C., August, 1992.

"Breaking the Victim Cycle," presented at the Georgia Association of Hospital Employee Health Professionals Conference,

Atlanta, Georgia, May, 1990.

"A Local Effort to Secure Affordable Housing," presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association for Humanist Sociology,

Washington, D.C., November, 1989.

"Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Bridging the Gap Between Research and Services," presented at the Annual Meeting of

the Georgia Sociological Association, Savannah, Georgia, October, 1989.

"Adolescent Violence Toward Parents: An Examination of the Extent, Correlates and Causes of Parental Assault," with

Robert S. Agnew, presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, Atlanta, Georgia, August,

1988.

"Sexual Assault vs. Physical Assault: Differences in the Participants' Experiences," with Patti Owen-Smith, presented at the

Annual Meeting of the Society for the Study of Social Problems, Atlanta, Georgia, August, 1988.

"The Cycle of Violence: A Longitudinal Test," with Robert S. Agnew, presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southern

Sociological Society, Nashville, Tennessee, March, 1988.

"Dating Violence Against Women Collegians," with Patti Owen-Smith, presented at the Annual Conference of the National

Women's Studies Association, Atlanta, Georgia, June, 1987.

"Methodological Issues in the Study of Dating Violence," with Linda E. Saltzman, presented at the Annual Meeting of the

Midwest Sociological Society, Chicago, Illinois, April, 1987.

"Dating Violence," presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southern Sociological Society, Atlanta, Georgia, April, 1987.

"Family and Intimate Assaults: Linking Service Records in Atlanta," with Linda E. Saltzman, presented at the Annual

Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Atlanta, Georgia, November, 1986.

"Volunteer Training in Children's Programs in Battered Women's Shelters," presented at a conference for children's staff in

shelters for battered women, sponsored by the Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Human Development,

National Center for Child Abuse and Neglect, Dallas, Texas, May, 1983.

Workshops, Panels, Presentations, Other Professional Activities Organized and coordinated series of workshops for childcare providers on trauma-informed care for young children, project

funded by a grant from the Manatee County Community Foundation, Bradenton, FL, September 2019 (additional workshops

scheduled for February and March 2020).

Roundtable participant with Dr. Jessica Grosholz, Dr. Fawn Ngo and Alexandra Fleck, “The Challenges of Conducting a

Program Evaluation in a Growing, Dynamic Organization,” at the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association,

New York, NY, August 2019.

Roundtable participant with Dr. Jessica Grosholz and James Crutchfield, “Building Community Health Capital Through a

Community Paramedicine Program,” at the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, New York, NY,

August 2019.

Moderator for panel on "Community Approaches to Combatting Human Trafficking" at Global Innovation to Disrupt Human

Trafficking forum sponsored by USF Tampa, March 26, 2019.

Panelist -- Grosholz, J.M., Stone, S.S., Fleck, A.M., Ngo, F.T. Understanding the role of in-depth program evaluations to

combat sex trafficking. Research presented at the University of South Florida’s Global Innovation to Disrupt Human

Trafficking forum, sponsored by USF Tampa, March 26, 2019.

Keynote speaker, “SMARTGirl Summit,” a special program for middle-school aged girls sponsored by SRQ Magazine,

Sarasota, FL, April 14, 2017.

Panel participant, “Lessons from the Lives of Women Presidents,” at ACE Regional Women’s Leadership Forum, Clemson

University, October 25, 2016.

Panel participant, “Consortium of Colleges on the Creative Coast (C4),” program produced by ABC7 Television, September

12, 2016.

Keynote speaker, Kallins Little Delgado Law Firm Scholarship Awards Banquet, IMG Academy, Bradenton, FL, May 4,

2016.

Panel participant, “Going Beyond Your Dreams,” 10th Annual USF Women in Leadership and Philanthropy Symposium,

Tampa, FL, October 2015.

Featured guest, METV, to discuss the University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee’s new strategic plan, August 26, 2015.

Featured guest, ABC7 Television Morning Talk Show, to discuss the University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee,

December 15, 2014.

Co-led two book discussion groups on women’s leadership with Dr. Jodi Johnson for interested faculty and staff at Dalton

State College during 2013-14 academic year. Books were Lean In, by Sheryl Sandberg, and Wonder Women, by Debora

Spar.

Co-led workshop for students on “Women’s Leadership” with Dr. Jodi Johnson for Dalton State College’s Second Annual

Leadership Conference, sponsored by the Office of Student Life, Dalton, GA, September 2014.

Moderator for panel of women in STEM occupations at program honoring Women’s History Month, sponsored by Kennesaw

State University, the Marietta-Cobb League of Women Voters, and the Cobb Co. Chapter of the American Association of

University Women, Kennesaw, GA, March 2014.

Panel participant for “Leading as Women in a Male Dominant Environment,” with Dr. Kavita Pandit and Dr. Donna Lee,

Annual Meeting of the GA Association for Women in Higher Education, Kennesaw, GA, February 2014.

Panel participant for “Disruptive Innovators from Coast to Coast and In-Between: Engaging, Retaining, and Motivating

Students with High Impact Practices and the New “Rs” for Modern Learners,” panel with Christy Price, Jack Firedlander,

Shannon Beets, and Michael Caulfield, Annual Meeting of the American Association of Colleges and Universities,

Washington, D.C., January 2014.

“Evolution of a Movement: Orchestrating a Campus-Wide Learning-Centered Redesign Project, with Christy Price, day and a

half workshop for the Professional and Organizational Development Institute, Washington, D.C., January 2014.

“Complete College America: Strategies to Support Student Success and Degree Completion,” with Patricia Donat, Micheal

Crafton, Myrna Gantner, Timothy Renick, and Tonya Strickland, SACSCOC Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA, December 2013.

“Using Our ALFI Toolkit Results: How One Institution is Using the Data to Drive Institutional Change,” with Andy Meyer,

Annual Meeting of the Council for Adult and Experiential Learning, San Diego, CA, November 2013.

Committee member for off-site SACS review for three institutions, Atlanta, April/May 2013.

“Evolution of a Movement: Orchestrating a Campus-Wide Learning-Centered Redesign Project,” with Christy Price, Annual

Meeting of the Southern Regional Faculty and Instructional Design Consortium, Jacksonville, FL, March 2013.

Panel participant for the “Campus Leaders’ Panel,” Annual Meeting of the Georgia Association for Women in Higher

Education, Morrow, GA – Clayton State University, February 2013.

“Utilizing a Systems Approach to Increase Access and Decrease Costs: The Evolution of the Electronic Core Curriculum

(eCore) in the University System of Georgia,” Winter Academic Affairs Meeting of the American Association of State

Colleges and Universities, Point Clear, AL, February 2013.

“Complete College America in Georgia: Diverse Perspectives, Activities and Successes,” panel participant with

representatives from five other University System institutions to discuss our different Complete College GA plans, Winter

Academic Affairs Meeting of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities, Point Clear, AL, February 2013.

Committee member for on-site SACS review, November 2013.

“Evolution of a Movement: Orchestrating a Campus-Wide Learning-Centered Redesign Project,” with Christy Price, Annual

Meeting of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACS), Dallas, TX, December

2012.

Moderator for legislative panel of candidates for 6th and 11th Districts’ U.S. Congressional seats representing Cobb County,

sponsored by the Cobb-Marietta League of Women Voters, Marietta, GA, October 2012.

Panel participant on local television channel (WDNN) for programs about Dalton State College – Greater Dalton Today,

8/23/12; Newsmakers, 9/13/12.

“The College Completion Game: May the Odds Be Ever in Your Favor,” with Christy Price, Summer Academic Affairs

Meeting, American Association of State Colleges and Universities, San Francisco, CA, July 2012.

“The Status of Women in Higher Education,” presented at the Women in Higher Education Symposium, sponsored by The

Bandy Heritage Center, Dalton State College, Dalton, GA, March 2012.

Facilitator for Presidents’ Panel at the Annual Meeting of the Georgia Association for Women in Higher Education, Macon,

GA, February 2012.

“Evolution of a Movement: Orchestrating a Campus-Wide Learning-Centered Redesign Project,” with Christy Price, Winter

Academic Affairs Meeting, American Association of State Colleges and Universities, San Antonio, TX, February 2012.

Moderator for legislative panel of state representatives and senators from Cobb County, sponsored by the Cobb-Marietta

League of Women Voters, Marietta, GA, January 2012.

“Women and Leadership,” invited speech at the Fall District Meeting of the Northwest District of the Georgia Federation of

Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, Dalton, GA, August 2011.

“Utilizing Shared Resources to Increase Access and Decrease Costs: Leveraging the Benefits of a System in Georgia,” with

A. Meyer, session conducted at the Annual Academic Affairs Summer Meeting of the American Association of State

Colleges and Universities, Portland, OR, July 2011.

Organizer and facilitator for panel, “Partnering with Business and Industry: Supporting regional economic development and

becoming a state Work Ready Community,” Adult Learning Consortium Summer Institute, Board of Regents, University

System of GA, Jekyll Island, GA, June 2011.

Member, Panel on Re-Designing Undergraduate Education: Identifying the Most Promising Areas of Reform, Summer

Academic Affairs Meeting, American Association of State Colleges and Universities, Chicago, IL, July 2010.

“The Business of Higher Education,” presentation at the Annual Leadership Conference of the Georgia Association for

Women in Higher Education, Athens, GA, February 2009.

“Empowerment Through Education,” presentation at the Women’s Leadership Conference, sponsored by the Georgia

Women’s Institute and The Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, November 2008.

“The Business of Higher Education,” keynote speech at the Annual Meeting of the Georgia Sociological Association, St.

Simons Island, GA, October 2008.

“Navigating Through Muddy Water: Sociologists as Administrators,” panel participant at the Annual Meeting of the Georgia

Sociological Association, St. Simons Island, GA, October 2008.

Moderator for Civic Engagement in Action Series: 7 Revolutions, Session 1, panel presentation at the Annual Meeting for the

American Democracy Project, sponsored by the American Association of State Colleges and Universities, Snowbird, UT,

June 2008.

Moderator for NSF/CCLI Council on Undergraduate Education Regional Workshop on Institutionalizing Undergraduate

Research, presented at the Academic Affairs Winter Meeting, sponsored by the American Association of State Colleges and

Universities, Tempe, February 2008.

“Strategic Issues for Women in Higher Education in Georgia,” presented at the Annual Leadership Conference of the Georgia

Association for Women in Higher Education, Athens, February 2008.

“Looking Ahead at the University System,” panel participant at the Georgia Summit Annual Meeting, sponsored by the

Office of Information and Instructional Technology, The University System of Georgia, Augusta, GA, September 2007.

Commencement Speaker, East Georgia College, Swainsboro, May 2007.

“New Kids on the Block: Women in Leadership Positions,” presented at the Annual Meeting of the Georgia Association for

Women in Higher Education, Callaway Gardens, GA, February 2007.

Panel participant, “From Volunteerism to Civic Engagement: The Role of Higher Education in the Development of Civic

Responsibility,” presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Democracy Project, sponsored by the American

Association of State Colleges and Universities and The New York Times, Snowbird, Utah, June 2006.

Panel participant, “Can This Marriage Be Saved? The Collaboration Between Academic Affairs and Student Services in the

Delivery of First Year Programs,” presented at the Annual Meeting of the First Year Experience Conference, sponsored by

the National Center for the First Year Experience and Students in Transition, Atlanta, GA, February 2006.

Co-led roundtable discussion on “Civic Engagement vs. Service Learning,” Southern Regional Meeting of the American

Democracy Project, Morrow, GA, November 2005.

Panel participant, administrator’s perspective, “Retention, Progress and Graduation of Students,” Annual Meeting of the

Georgia Sociological Society, St. Simons Island, October 2005.

“Taking Sociology to the Streets: The Scholarship of Practice,” speaker for the Graduate Student Symposium, Department of

Sociology, University of Georgia, Athens, April 2005.

Session Chair for Session 473, “Behind Bars, Health Concerns Among Females,” at the Annual Meeting of the American

Society of Criminology, Nashville, November 2004.

“When Worlds Collide: Effective Response to Victims of Trauma,” invited speaker at the Winning Your Case conference,

sponsored by the State University of West Georgia Department of Continuing Education and the Health Services Center,

Carrollton, April 2004.

Participated in a working group to develop curriculum and performance standards for three core courses in the Security and

Protective Services Pathway of the Public Safety Curriculum for Georgia high schools, sponsored by the Georgia Department

of Education and the Georgia State University Department of Criminal Justice, held at the Public Safety Training Center,

Forsyth, March 2004.

Radio interview with Jill Hendricks on “Domestic Violence,” on WLBB, Carrollton, February, 2004.

“Dealing with Problem Students in the Classroom,” program for faculty, sponsored by the Center for Teaching and Learning,

State University of West Georgia, Carrollton, September 2003.

“Women’s Leadership in Higher Education,” presentation to the Women’s Caucus, State University of West Georgia,

Carrollton, September 2003.

“Stress Management for First Responders to Critical Incidents/Traumatic Events,” Panel participant for hour-long television

program on SUWG TV, Carrollton, April 2003.

“Taking Sociology to the Streets: The Scholarship of Practice,” plenary speech for the Southeastern Undergraduate Sociology

Symposium, sponsored by Emory University, Atlanta, March 2003.

“Girls in the Juvenile Justice System in Georgia,” presentation for the Carrollton Kiwanis Club, August 2001.

“Not Safe at Home: Women, Children and Pets as Victims of Domestic Violence,” presented at the First Strike Conference,

sponsored by the State University of West Georgia and the Carroll County Humane Society, Carrollton, May 2001.

“Girls in the Juvenile Justice System in Georgia,” presentation for the Fairfield Women’s Club, April 2001.

Moderator and Discussant for session on “Culture and Clash” at the Annual Meeting of the Georgia Sociological Association,

Hiawassee, November 2000.

“Alternatives to Incarceration,” presentation for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Cross-Center Corrections

Working Group, satellite broadcast to CDC Regional offices across the country, Atlanta, May 2000.

Panelist for Presidential Roundtable on “Community Policing,” at the Annual Meeting of the Southern Criminal Justice

Association, Chattanooga, TN, September 1999.

“Mediation Techniques,” presented at the Annual Meeting of the Sociological Practice Association, Atlanta, June 1999.

“Gangs As an Extension of Youth Culture,” presented at the Annual Meeting of the Consortium of Police Psychologists,

Orlando, May 1999.

“Gangs! Not In My Backyard!,” with Lt. Tony Johnson, Carrollton Police Department, a workshop for law enforcement,

social services and school personnel sponsored by the Continuing Education Department of the State University of West

Georgia, September, 1998.

Conducted session on “Gangs” with Lt. Tony Johnson, Carrollton Police Department for each class of the Carrollton Police

Department’s Citizens’ Police Academy (2 classes per year), 1998 – 2002.

Panelist for session “Sociologists and Money: War Stories From the Grants and Consulting Fronts,” sponsored by the

Committee on Research, at the Annual Meeting of the Georgia Sociological Association, Lake Lanier Islands, Georgia,

November, 1997

Panelist on Channel 13's “Carrollton Roundtable” on AIDS, fall 1997

Panelist on Channel 13's “Carrollton Roundtable” on Welfare, spring 1997

Panelist on Channel 13's "Carrollton Roundtable" on Crime, fall 1996

"The Potential Impact of Proposed Federal Budget Cuts on the Georgia Department of Children and Youth Services,"

presented at the Annual Meeting of the Georgia Sociological Association, Jekyll Island, Georgia, October, 1995.

"The Impact of Senate Bill 440 (Safe Schools and Juvenile Justice Reform Act of 1994) on the Georgia Department of

Children and Youth Services," with Bob Riols, presented at the Georgia Indigent Defense Council Juvenile Justice Seminar,

Atlanta, Georgia, February, 1995.

"Sociology Tomorrow and Public Policy," organized roundtable discussion at the Annual Meeting of the Georgia

Sociological Association, Jekyll Island, Georgia, October, 1992.

"Techniques of Lobbying," presented at the Annual Meeting of the Georgia Sociological Association, Augusta, Georgia,

October, 1991.

"Identification of and Intervention With the Abused Employee," workshop conducted at the Annual Meeting of the

Association of Hospital Employee Health Professionals, Atlanta, Georgia, October, 1991.

"Teaching a Course in Family Violence," panel participant at the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association,

Cincinnati, Ohio, August, 1991.

"A Practical and Experiential Workshop on Networking and Inter-Agency Collaboration for the Prevention of Child Abuse,"

with Terrie D. Sterling, presented at the Annual Conference of The Georgia Council on Child Abuse, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia,

April, 1991.

"Teaching a Course in Family Violence: Issues, Resources and Strategies," panel participant, the Annual Meeting of The

Southern Sociological Society, Atlanta, Georgia, April, 1991.

Discussant for session, “Childhood Socialization in Transition,” Emory Undergraduate Sociology Symposium, Atlanta, April,

1987.

Facilitated a roundtable discussion on "Family Violence," with Robert S. Agnew, at the Annual Meeting of the Georgia

Sociological Association, Warner Robins, Georgia, October, 1987.

Facilitated sessions on communication, self-control and commitment for "Bridging the Gap -- A Conference for Teenagers

and Parents," sponsored by the Family Planning Program of the Department of Obstetrics/Gynecology of the Emory

University Medical School, Atlanta, Georgia, April, June and August, 1983.

"Child Protective Services," presented at a workshop on child sexual abuse, sponsored by Project OPEN and the University

of Georgia, Atlanta, Georgia, March, 1983.

GRANT AWARDS

Selah Freedom sub-award (DOJ Office for Victims of Crime, 2019-VT-BX-K032), USF project title: Plan for Action

Research: OVC Direct Services to Support Victims of Human Trafficking: PA1 Comprehensive Services for Victims of

Human Trafficking. PI: Jessica Grosholz; CO-PIs: Fawn Ngo and Sandra Stone. Funded: $295,333 total Costs; Project

Duration: 01/2020 – 09/2022.

Trauma-informed care training for childcare providers, funded by the Manatee County Community Foundation, $7,300,

2019-2020.

Pilot Project Research Award, with Jessica Grosholz and Fawn Ngo, internal grant funded by the University of South Florida

Sarasota-Manatee for work on a comprehensive program evaluation for Selah Freedom, a national anti-sex trafficking

organization headquartered in Sarasota, FL, $5,000 for AY 2018-19.

Improving advising and support services for adult learners through a designated Adult Learner Specialist, funded by the

University System of GA as a sub-grant of the Adult Learning Consortium, $25,000 for FY15.

Pre-enrollment Career Planning for Post-Secondary Education -- Pilot Project for potential students for Dalton State College,

Chattahoochee Technical College and Northwest GA Technical College, funded by the University System of Georgia as a

sub-grant of the Adult Learning Consortium – spring semester 2014, $15,000.

“Adult and Military Educational Services (AMES),” from the University System of Georgia’s Adult Learning Consortium

project, as a part of the College Access Challenge Grant, $25,000 for FY11-12; $25,000 for FY13; $25,000 for FY14.

College Access Challenge Grant, with others from the Board of Regents, P-16 Initiative, University System of Georgia,

Division of Academic Affairs, funded by the U.S. Department of Education, $2 million for FY09. The University System

has continued receiving annual grant awards through this program each year since.

Proposal for the University of West Georgia to improve retention, progression and graduation rates, with Tim Hynes, Scot

Lingrell and Melanie McClellan, funded by the Board of Regents for $700,000 for FY 07 and FY08.

“Cameras for Law Enforcement Officers Investigating Incidents of Domestic Violence in Carroll County,” with others from

the Carroll County Domestic Violence Task Force, funded by Carroll EMC, $4,800, summer 2005.

Award from the Student Research Assistance Program at UWG for the 2004-05 academic year to pay for a student assistant

to work with me on updating my book The Criminal Justice System in Georgia at the request of the publisher, $1,950, 2004.

“Psycho-Social Profile of Law Enforcement Applicants,” with Ron Hunter, funded by the Learning Resources Faculty Grant

Award Program, State University of West Georgia, $1,500, 2004.

“Rural Health Outreach Program,” with others from the West Georgia Chronic Disease Initiative, funded by the Health

Resources and Services Administration, $600,000 for three years, 2004.

“Voices Across Time: Building Community and Character in Carroll and Haralson Counties,” with Rebecca Bailey, and in

collaboration with the Department of Juvenile Justice, funded by the Georgia Council for the Humanities, $5,000, 2003.

“Evaluation of the Impact on Women of the Domestic Violence Mandatory Arrest Law in Georgia: Carrollton, GA as a Case

Study,” approved for State University of West Georgia Sponsored Operations Faculty Research Enhancement Award of

$250, 1998. Graduate Assistant time provided through the Department of Sociology/Anthropology.

“Teen Pregnancy Prevention,” grant proposal written with Sue Jones for the Haralson County Coalition for Children, Youth

and Families/The Family Connection, awarded $20,000 from the Turner Foundation, 1997.

Haralson County Coalition for Children, Youth and Families/The Family Connection grant proposal for continuation funding

from the Georgia Family Connection Program, written with Sue Jones, approved for $50,000 from the Family Connection

Program and $50,000 from the federal Family Support Program (through the Department of Health and Human Services),

1997 and 1998 – total $200,000.

State University of West Georgia Sponsored Operations Faculty Research Enhancement Award to supplement the

“Evaluation of Juvenile Court Mediation Program, Cobb County, Georgia” project, funded for $1,750, 1997.

“Evaluation of Juvenile Court Mediation Program, Cobb County, Georgia,” funded by the Children and Youth Coordinating

Council for $18,788, 1997.

"Team Building and Managing Change," Technical Assistance Training Grant for the Georgia Department of Children and

Youth Services, funded by the National Institute of Corrections for $4,000, 1994.

"Critical Incident Stress Debriefing," Technical Assistance Training Grant for the Georgia Department of Children and Youth

Services, funded by the National Institute of Corrections for $4,500, 1993.

"Transitional Aftercare Group," for the Georgia Department of Children and Youth Services, funded by Joseph B. Whitehead

Foundation for $1,800,000 for three years, 1993.

"Economic Development in Southwest Atlanta," for Research Atlanta, funded by the Amoco Foundation for $10,000, 1991.

"Project CLEAN," written in collaboration with others for the City of Atlanta Police Department, funded by the Georgia

Criminal Justice Coordinating Council for $750,000, 1990.

"Project YOU," written in collaboration with others for the Atlanta Private Industry Council, funded by the U.S. Department

of Labor for $3,000,000 for three years, 1990.

"High-Risk Youth Program in John Hope and University Homes," written in collaboration with others for the Atlanta

Housing Authority, funded by High Risk Youth Grant Program, Office of Substance Abuse Prevention, through Georgia

Department of Human Resources, Division of Mental Health/Mental Retardation/Substance Abuse, Substance Abuse Section

for $500,000, 1989.

"Intervention with Children in a Battered Women's Shelter," continuation funding for the Children's Program in the battered

women's shelter, Council on Battered Women in Atlanta, funded by the National Center for Child Abuse and Neglect for

$57,500, 1983.

REVIEWS

Reviewer, article on family violence, International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology, 2020.

Reviewer, text on criminological theory, Oxford Publishing, 2019.


Reviewer, book chapter for Handbook of Research on School Violence in American K-12 Education, IGI Global, 2018.


Reviewer, text, Family Violence Across the Lifespan, for updated edition, Sage Publishing, 2012.

Reviewer, proposals for conference sessions for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Conference held each spring,

Georgia Southern University, 2010 – 2015.

Reviewer, proposal for textbook on adolescent subcultures, Roxbury Publishing, 2004.

Reviewer, text on juvenile justice system, Roxbury Publishing, 2003

Reviewer, text, Juvenile Delinquency, Roxbury Publishing, 2003

Reviewer, article on juvenile delinquency, Criminology & Public Policy, 2002

Reviewer, text on criminal justice, Wadsworth Publishing, 2001

Reviewer, text on policing, Wadsworth Publishing, 1999

Reviewer, article on policing, American Journal of Criminal Justice, 1999

EDITORSHIPS

Editorial Review Board, Journal of Professional and Public Sociology, e-journal sponsored by the Georgia

Sociological Association, 2006 – 2008

Editorial Review Board, Journal of Gang Research, 1997 – 2002

SERVICE TO THE PROFESSION AND THE COMMUNITY (Professionally Related)

INTERNATIONAL

Board of Directors, Possible Woman Foundation, International

Board Development Committee, 2009

Fundraising Committee, 2008

NATIONAL

2008 - 2009

Committee on Policies and Purposes, AASCU

Steering Committee, Red Balloon Project on Re-Designing Undergraduate

Education, American Assoc. of State Colleges and Universities

2015- 2017

2010-2014

Southern Regional Advisory Council, Educational Testing Service 2007 – 2014

National Implementation Committee, American Democracy Project, American

Assoc. of State Colleges and Universities

2007 – 2010

Steering Committee, 7 Revolutions Project, American Assoc. of State Colleges

and Universities, The New York Times, & The Center for Strategic and

International Studies

2006 – 2008

National Advisory Board, Juveniles Taken Into Custody Project, Department

of Justice, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, and

the National Council on Crime and Delinquency

1994 – 1997

STATE ALICE Project Research Advisory Committee

United Way of FL

2015 – present

Board of Directors, Georgia Women’s Institute 2009 – 2014

Board of Directors, SAFE Georgia 2008 - 2009

Board of Trustees, GA Council for Economic Education 2007 – 2014

Monitored legislation, GA League of Women Voters 2002

Member of Regional and District Advisory Councils for the GA Dept. of

Juvenile Justice’s Detention Alternatives Initiative

2001 – 2003

Board of Directors, League of Women Voters of Georgia 1999 – 2001

State Steering Committee, League of Women Voters study of the 1997 – 1999

judicial selection process in Georgia

Advisory Committee, Juvenile Justice Law Project, Juvenile Advocacy

Division, GA Indigent Defense Council

1996

Juvenile Justice Working Group, Project PACT 1995 -1996

Statewide Task Force on Violence and the Schools 1993 - 1995

Criminal Justice Coordinating Council, Office of the Governor 1992 - 1996

Volunteer Advisory Committee, Georgia Council on Child Abuse 1992 - 1993

Board of Directors, Council for Children

COMMUNITY

1981 - 1985

Drug Free Manatee Board

Women United, Suncoast United Way

Manatee County Drug Endangered Children Task Force

Manatee County Substance Endangered Newborns Task Force

Manatee County Children’s Services Advisory Board

Investor’s Circle, Sarasota Economic Development Council

Board member, Bradenton Area Economic Development Council

SRQ Magazine’s Women’s Leadership Circle

Bayfront 20/20 Stakeholder’s Group

Board member, Manatee County United Way

2018 - present

2018 - present

2017 – present

2017 - 2018

2017 – present

2016 - 2017

2016- 2017

2017 - present

2016 – 2017

Board member, Manatee County Chamber of Commerce 2014 – 2017

Board member, Sarasota Chamber of Commerce 2014 - 2017

Legislative Committee, Dalton/Whitfield Chamber of Commerce 2013 - 2014

Board member, Alumni Board, Emory University 2013 - 2019

Board member, Annual Giving Board, Emory University 2012 - 2013

Mentor, graduate students at Emory University through the

Laney Graduate School

2011 – present

Board of Directors, Blue Ridge Area Health Education Council 2010 - 2014

Vice Chair 2011 - 2014

Dalton/Whitfield Archway Project, Education Working Group 2010 - 2012

Dalton/Whitfield Archway Project, Communication Committee 2010

Rotary Club of Dalton 2010 – 2014

Board Member – Foundation Chair 2012 - 2014

Education Committee, Carroll Co. Chamber of Commerce 2009 –2010

Rotary Club of Carrollton 2009 – 2010

Carroll County Drug Free Community Coalition 2005 - 2006

“Hands On Carroll County” Steering Committee 2005

Carroll Tomorrow, Teen Pregnancy Prevention Committee 2004 – 2006

Carroll County Mentoring Program Advisory Committee 2004 - 2006

Carroll Tomorrow, Public Safety Committee 2003 – 2006

Carroll County Domestic Violence Task Force 2002 – 2006

Mentor, undergraduate students at Emory University through

College of Arts and Sciences Women’s Council

2000 – 2003

Chair, Advisory Board for GA Department of Juvenile Justice 1999—2001

Carroll County Court Services Office

Volunteer mediator, Cobb County Magistrate Court 1996 - 1999

and Cobb County Juvenile Court

Vision 2020 Public Safety Collaborative, Chair of Research Committee, 1994 - 1995

The Atlanta Regional Commission

Professional Advisory Council, Mission New Hope Drug Prevention 1994 - 1998

Initiative

Sub-Area Advisory Committee, SE Regional Center for Drug- 1992 -1996

Free Schools and Communities Atlanta Urban Initiative

Drug Abuse Prevention Partnership, Public Policy Committee 1991 - 1992

Resource Group for Drug Abuse Action Center, United Way 1991

DeKalb County Advisory Board for United Way,

Chair, Planning Committee

1991 - 1992

DeKalb County Task Force on AIDS 1987 - 1988

DeKalb County Task Force on Teen Pregnancy 1986

DeKalb County Task Force on Infant Mortality 1985 - 1989

DeKalb County Child Care Task Force, Chair, Social Policy,

Committee,

1984

DeKalb County League of Women Voters

1983 - 1985

Board of Directors, DeKalb League of Women Voters 1981 - 1983

Volunteer counselor, 24-hour crisis counseling hotline 1977 - 1980

Peachtree Presbyterian Church

ACADEMIC COMMITTEE WORK ( selected)________________________________________

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA

CBCS Tenure and Promotion Guidelines Revision 2020

CBCS Governance Document Revision 2020

Graduate/Professional Student Success 2019

K2 Cluster Group for Program Realignment for Consolidation 2019

System Faculty Council 2018 - present

Systemwide Process Improvement Task Force

Systemwide Strategic Planning Committee

President’s Cabinet

President’s Leadership Council

2017

2017

2016 - 2017

2014 – 2017

USF Foundation Board

Women in Leadership and Philanthropy

USF – Sarasota-Manatee

2014 – 2017

2015 - 2017

Faculty Advisor, Organization for Women Leaders 2018 - present

Food and Housing Insecure Students Committee

Faculty Senate, Vice President

College of Liberal Arts and Humanities Leadership Council

Strategic Planning Committee

2018 - present

2018 – present

2017 - present

2014- 2017

Senior Leadership Council, Chair

UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF GEORGIA – System Level

2014 – 2017

Adult Learning Consortium Executive Committee 2010 - 2014

Regents Administrative Committee on Learning Disorders 2009 - 2014

Regents Administrative Committee on Academic Affairs 2009 – 2014

Exec. Committee Rep. for State College Sector 2013 - 2014

USG Strategic Planning Steering Committee 2007 - 2008

USG Chancellor’s Cabinet 2007

USG Core-Curriculum Revision Steering Committee 2007 – 2008

Steering Committee, Alliance of Education Agency Heads

Implementation Strategies

2007 – 2008

Regents Advisory Committee on Criminal Justice

USG – Dalton State College

2000 – 2002

Complete College GA Steering Committee, Chair 2012 - 2014

Strategic Planning Committee, Chair 2012 – 2013

Environmental Risk Assessment Committee 2012 - 2014

Admissions Appeals Committee 2011 - 2014

Administrative Council 2010 – 2014

Academic Enhancement Awards Committee, Chair 2010, 2013

Master Planning Steering Committee 2010

Diversity Committee, Chair 2010- 2014

USG – Kennesaw State University

Advisory Council, Early Learning Center, Kennesaw State Univ.

USG – Southern Polytechnic State Univ.

2007 - 2009

Academic Leadership Council 2008 – 2009

Deans’ Council

USG – Univ. of West GA – Univ. Level

2008 – 2009

President’s Advisory Council 2009 - 2010

Master Planning Steering Committee 2009 - 2010

Honors College Committee 2005 - 2006

Co-Liaison for Foundations of Excellence Project 2005 – 2006

Strategic Enrollment Management Executive Committee 2005 - 2006

Campus Representative for ACE Women’s Initiative 2005 – 2006

Chair, Institutional Review Board for Protection of Human Subjects 2003 - 2006

American Democracy Project Steering Committee 2003 - 2006

Orientation Advisory Committee 2003 - 2006

International Studies Advisory Committee 2002 - 2006

Teacher Education Advisory Committee 2002 - 2006

Committee on Graduate Studies 2002 - 2006

Undergraduate Academic Programs Committee

General Education Sub-Committee of Undergraduate

2002 - 2006

Academic Programs Committee 2002 - 2006

Chair, Program Review Committee

First Year Programs Sub-Committee of Enrollment

2002 - 2006

Management Committee

Chair of Advising Sub-Committee of Enrollment

2002 - 2006

Management Committee 2002 – 2005

Committee member 2005 - 2006

Strategic Enrollment Management Council 2002 – 2006

President AAUP 2001 - 2002

Undergraduate Student Research Committee 2001

Vice-President AAUP 2000 – 2001

Recruitment/Retention Committee 2000 – 2001

Secretary AAUP 1999 - 2000

Student Services Committee of Faculty Senate 1998 – 2000

Faculty Advisor for Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity

UWG – College of Arts & Sciences

1997 – 2006

Dean’s Search Committee for Richards College of Business 2003 – 2004

Arts & Sciences Promotion and Tenure Committee

Advisory Committee, Writing Across the Curriculum

2001 – 2003

Program

UWG – Dept. of Sociology and Criminology

1999 – 2001

Dept. Personnel Committee 2000 - 2006

Criminology Faculty Search Committee 2000 – 2001

Criminology Program and Departmental Assessment Committees 2000 – 2006

Coordinator, Criminology Program 2000 – 2002

Gerontology/Social Work Faculty Search Committee 1999 – 2000

Chair, Committee to develop Teaching Component of Dept.’s 1999 – 2000

Promotion and Tenure Document

Advisor for criminology majors/pre-majors 1997 - 2006

Graduate Studies Committee 1996 – 2004

MEMBERSHIP AND OFFICES IN PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES

Scholastic Honoraries

Beta Gamma Sigma Business Honor Society, Dalton State College 2011

Sigma Phi Omega Honor Society, State Univ. of West GA 2002

Alpha Kappa Delta Sociology Honor Society, Emory University 1985

Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, West Georgia College 1976

Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society, West Georgia College 1973

Professional Organizations (current)

American Sociological Association

American Society of Criminology

Civic Organizations

American Association of University Women

League of Women Voters

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