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Member
News
Hello Fellow
DWC Members,
The year is winding down, and we’re
all gearing up for the November ASC meetings.
Make sure to check the program for all the
great Division-sponsored events! Here is all
the news from your colleagues around the country
and around the world. Keep sending me updates,
so we can all share in the wonderful work done
by the DWC and its members.
Warm Regards,
Amy D’Unger
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EMPLOYMENT NEWS
ANGIE MOE emailed with exciting news. She
was recently appointed Associate Department
Chair for Sociology at Western Michigan University.
Congrats to you Angie!
EMILY LENNING has accepted an adjunct position
at Kalamazoo College and will be finishing
up her degree at Western Michigan University
in July 200. Look for her on the job market
for positions in Sociology, Criminology, or
Women & Gender Studies!
JOANNE KAUFMAN has left the University of Miami
and is now at University at
Albany-SUNY in the Department of Sociology.
You can reach her at her new email address:
jkaufman@albany.edu.
PUBLICATIONS DWC members Mary Bosworth and Jeanne Flavin's
edited book will be in bookstores in November
or December. Race, Gender, and Punishment: From
Colonialism to the War on Terror (Rutgers)
includes contributions from Division members. (A
special thanks to those of you who reviewed
the book pre-publication, including Sue Miller
and Claire Renzetti!)
DWCer JODY MILLER also has some new publications,
including:
Brunson, Rod K. and Jody Miller. 2006. "Gender,
Race, and Urban Policing: The Experience
of African American Youths." Gender & Society. 20: 531-552.
Miller, Jody and Christopher W. Mullins. 2006. "Feminist
Theories of Crime." In Taking Stock: The
Status of Criminological Theory, edited by
Francis T. Cullen, John Wright and Kristie
Blevins.
THE DWC CURRICULUM GUIDE
The DWC is once again compiling materials
for a CURRICULUM GUIDE that will be available
to members. The guide is an invaluable tool
for both new teachers and veterans alike, but
it takes input from *YOU* to make it work!
SUSAN KRUMHOLZ will be collecting materials
for the guide, in the form of syllabi, class
exercises or assignments, annotated lists of
films or resources, course reading lists, testing
or assessment tools, or pedagogical essays.
She will be collecting them at the Thursday
breakfast meeting at the ASC conference, so
just bring them along on your laptop or flashdrive.
If everyone brings one item for the guide,
imagine how helpful it could be! Alternately,
go ahead and email your materials to Susan
now! Her address is skrumholz@umassd.edu.
CALL FOR VOLUMES/BOOKS/CHAPTERS
FOR THE WOMEN'S SERIES PUBLISHED BY PRENTICE
HALL. Send
all submissions (Abstract, title, table of
contents and bio) to Roslyn Muraskin, Ph.D.,
Editor, Women's Series, Prentice Hall. 34
Julia Circle, Middle Island NY 11953 or email
to Roslyn.Muraskin@liu.edu
CALL
FOR PAPERS FOR THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SERIES:
A CRITICAL JOURNAL OF CRIME, LAW AND SOCIETY a
refereed journal published quarterly. The
journal welcomes all articles that are relevant
to the issues of criminal justice, as well
as those that may be outside the field but
have relevance to the topic of criminal justice. Articles
that cover public administration, issues of
public policy as well as public affairs issues
are welcome. The journal also publishes
relevant literature reviews, research notes
and summary reports of innovative reserach
projects in criminal justice.
Qualitative and quantifiable articles are sought
from academics and reserachers in the field
though articles from professionals will also
be considered. We will also devote one
issue to a special topic.
Send four copies( 3 blind) plus article
on disk and bio of authors to Roslyn Muraskin,
Editor, Department of Criminal Justice, C.W.
Post Campus, Riggs Hall 103, 720 Brookville
N.Y. 11548.
OTHER NEWS
I’ll miss everyone at the annual meetings
this year, as I’ll be at home with my
newborn son! Samuel David D’Unger was
born August 28th. Enjoy all the wonderful DWC
events and have a drink for me!
 
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