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TAMARA D. HEROLD (MADENSEN)

CURRICULUM VITAE

Office address: University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Department of Criminal Justice

4505 S. Maryland Parkway

Greenspun Hall Rm #5136

Las Vegas, NV 89154-5009

Telephone: Office: (702) 895-5903

Fax: (702) 895-0252

E-mail: [email protected]

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

University of Nevada, Las Vegas

2007 – present Associate Professor (effective 7/31/13), Department of Criminal Justice

2011 – present Director, Crowd Management Research Council

2013 – present Associate Director, Center for Crime and Justice Policy

2014 – present Graduate Coordinator, Criminal Justice M.A. and Ph.D. Programs

2016 – present Affiliate Scholar/Consultant, International Association of Chiefs of Police

University of Cincinnati

EDUCATION

2007 Ph.D. Criminal Justice, emphasis in Crime Prevention


2001 M.A. Criminal Justice

California State University, San Bernardino

1999 B.A. Criminal Justice


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PUBLICATIONS

Peer-Reviewed Articles in Journals and Book Series

Eck, John E. and Tamara D. Madensen. (2018). Place Management, Guardianship, and the

Establishment of Order. In Nagin, D., Jonson, C. L., Cullen, F. T. (Ed.), Deterrence,

Choice, and Crime: Contemporary Perspectives (pp. 269-307). London: Routledge.

Eck, John E. and Tamara D. Madensen. (2017). Place Management. In Bruinsma, G. J.N.,

Johnson, S. D. (Ed.), Oxford Handbook of Environmental Criminology (pp. 374-397).

Oxford, England: Oxford University Press.

Eck, John E. and Tamara D. Madensen. (2017). “Police and offender choices: A framework.” In

W. Bernasco, H. Elffers, & J.-L. van Gelder (Eds.), The Oxford Handbook on Offender

Decision Making. New York: Oxford University Press.

Madensen, Tamara D. (2016). “Opportunities for White-Collar Crime.” In Francis Cullen &

Michael Benson (Eds.), The Oxford Handbook of White-Collar Crime. Oxford

University Press.

Sousa, William H. and Tamara D. Madensen. (2016). Citizen Acceptance of Police

Interventions: An Example of CCTV Surveillance in Las Vegas, Nevada. Criminal

Justice Studies, 28(4): 1-13.

Madensen, Tamara D. and William H. Sousa. 2015. “Practical Academics: Positive Outcomes of

Police-Researcher Collaborations.” In Johannes Knutsson and Ella Cockbain (Eds.)

Applied Police Research. Crime Science Series, 16, 68-81.

Eck, John E. and Tamara D. Madensen. 2012. “Situational Crime Prevention Makes Problem-

Oriented Policing Work: The Importance of Interdependent Theories For Effective

Policing.” In The Reasoning Criminologist (pgs. 80-92). Nick Tilley & Graham Farrell

(Eds.) New York, NY: Routledge.

Madensen, Tamara D. and John E. Eck. 2011. “Crowd-Related Crime from an Environmental

Criminological Perspective.” Crime Prevention Studies: Preventing Crowd Violence, vol.

26 (pp. 115-137). Boulder, Colorado: Lynne Rienner Publishers.

Sousa, William H. and Tamara D. Madensen. 2011. “The Police and Major Event Planning: A

Case Study in Las Vegas, Nevada.” Crime Prevention Studies: Preventing Crowd

Violence, vol. 26 (pp. 139-158). Boulder, Colorado: Lynne Rienner Publishers.

Eck, John E., and Tamara D. Madensen. 2009. Using Signatures of Opportunity Structures to

Examine Mechanisms in Crime Prevention Evaluations. In Johannes Knutsson and Nick

Tilley (eds.), Evaluating Crime Reduction, Crime Prevention Studies, vol. 24 (pp. 59-84).

Monsey, NY: Criminal Justice Press.

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Pratt, Travis C., Francis T. Cullen, Christine S. Sellers, L. Thomas Winfree Jr., Tamara D.

Madensen, Leah E. Daigle, Noelle E. Fearn, and Jacinta M. Gau. 2009. The Empirical

Status of Social Learning Theory: A Meta-Analysis. Justice Quarterly: 1-38.

Madensen, Tamara D. and John E. Eck. 2008. Violence in Bars: Exploring the Impact of Place

Manager Decision Making. Crime Prevention & Community Safety 10(2): 111-125.

Wilcox, Pamela, Tamara D. Madensen, and Marie K. Skubak. 2007. Guardianship in Context:

Implications for Burglary Victimization Risk and Prevention. Criminology 45(4): 771-

803.

Pratt, Travis C., Francis T. Cullen, Kristie R. Blevins, Leah E. Daigle, and Tamara D. Madensen.

2006. “The Empirical Status of Deterrence Theory: A Meta-Analysis.” In Francis T.

Cullen, John Paul Wright, and Kristie R. Blevins (eds.), Taking Stock: The Empirical

Status of Criminological Theory--Advances in Criminological Theory, Volume 15 (pp.

367-395). New Brunswick, NJ: Transactions Publishers.

Edited Books/Journal Series

Peak, K. J., & Madensen, T. D. (2018). Introduction to Criminal Justice: Practice and Process,

3rd Edition. Thousand Oaks, California.

Madensen, Tamara D. and Johannes Knutsson (eds.). 2011. Preventing Crowd Violence, Crime

Prevention Studies Series, vol. 26. Boulder, Colorado: Lynne Rienner Publishers. (243

pgs.)

2012 Swedish Translation; 2013 Norwegian Translation

Book Chapters/Magazine/Encyclopedia Articles

Madensen, T. D., Herold, M., Hammer, M. G., & Christenson, B. R. (2017). Place-Based

Investigations to Disrupt Crime Place Networks (vol. 84, issue 4, pp. 14-15). Alexandria,

VA: The Police Chief.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2013. “SARA Model.” In Kenneth J. Peak (Ed.), Encyclopedia of

Community Policing and Problem Solving. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2013. “Citizen Patrols.” In Kenneth J. Peak (Ed.), Encyclopedia of

Community Policing and Problem Solving. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2013. “John E. Eck.” In J. Mitchell Miller (Ed.), Encyclopedia of

Theoretical Criminology. Oxford, UK: Wiley-Blackwell.

Madensen, Tamara D. and John E. Eck. 2012. “Crime Places and Place Management.” In

Oxford Handbook of Criminological Theory (pp. 554-578). Francis Cullen & Pamela

Wilcox (Eds.) London: Oxford University Press.

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John E. Eck and Tamara D. Madensen. 2012. “Situational Crime Prevention Makes Problem-

Oriented Policing Work: The Importance of Interdependent Theories For Effective

Policing.” In The Reasoning Criminologist (pp. 80-92). Nick Tilley & Graham Farrell

(Eds.) New York, NY: Routledge.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2010. Places and the Crime Triangle. In Francis Cullen & Pamela Wilcox

(Eds.), Encyclopedia of Criminology, pp. 281-285. Sage Publications.

Benson, Michael L., Tamara D. Madensen, and John E. Eck. 2009. “White-Collar Crime from an

Opportunity Perspective.” In S. Simpson and D. Weisburd (Eds.), The Criminology of

White-Collar Crime (pp. 175-193). New York, NY: Springer.

Benson, Michael L., and Tamara D. Madensen. 2007. “Situational Crime Prevention and White-

Collar Crime.” In Henry N. Pontell and Gilbert Geis (eds.) The International Handbook

of White-Collar and Corporate Crime (pp. 609-626). New York, NY: Springer.

Research Monographs/Technical Reports

Madensen, T. D. (2017). P.I.V.O.T.: Place-Based Investigations of Violent Offender Territories.

Tempe, Arizona: Center for Problem-Oriented Policing. (Recipient of the 2017 Herman

Goldstein Award for Excellence in Problem-Oriented Policing)

Madensen, T. D., Kennedy, L. P., Birds, J. M., Morgan, D. G. 2015. Project Daybreak: Resident

Survey Summary - Downtown Area Command. Report Submitted to the Las Vegas

Metropolitan Police Department. (9 pgs.)

Madensen, Tamara D. 2012. “School Violence Initiative.” Submitted to the Center for Problem-

Oriented Policing as an evaluation of the Southern Nevada Counter Terrorism Center’s

SVI school violence-reduction project. (17 pgs.)

Madensen, Tamara D. 2012. “Apartment Risk Profiles.” Submitted to Sergeant Matthew

Campbell and Lieutenant Ted Glaude, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department:

Enterprise Area Command. (12 pgs.)

Estrella, Kristine-Gem and Tamara D. Madensen. 2012. “Apartment Community Empowerment

(ACE) Initiative Resident Survey Summary.” Submitted to Captain Matthew McCarthy,

Enterprise Area Command. Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. (15 pgs.)

Madensen, Tamara D. and William H. Sousa. 2012. “2nd Citizen Complaint Symposium

Research Summary.” Submitted to Captain Christopher Darcy, Internal Affair Bureau.

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. (35 pgs.)

Madensen, Tamara D. and William H. Sousa. 2011. “Citizen Complaint Symposium Research

Summary.” Submitted to Captain Christopher Darcy, Internal Affair Bureau. Las Vegas


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Madensen, Tamara D. 2011. “Research Brief: Spatial Distribution of Police Use of Force

Incidents.” Submitted to Lieutenant Ron Fox, Northeast Area Command. Las Vegas


Madensen, Tamara D. 2010. Research Brief: Downtown Area Command Camera Operator

Assessment (3 pgs.). Submitted to Captain Valerie Juick, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police

Department: University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

Madensen, Tamara D., and John E. Eck. 2008. Spectator Violence in Stadiums. Problem-

Oriented Guides for Police Series (69 pp.). Washington, DC: Office of Community

Oriented Policing Services, U.S. Department of Justice.

Sousa, William. H., and Tamara D. Madensen. 2008. The Fremont Corridor Initiative: Crime

Camera and Directed Patrol Impact (57 pp.). Presented to the Las Vegas Metropolitan

Police Department: University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

Madensen, Tamara D., and John E. Eck. 2006. Student Party Riots. Problem-Oriented Guides for

Police Series (64 pp.). Washington, DC: Office of Community Oriented Policing

Services, U.S. Department of Justice.

Madensen, Tamara D., and Marie K. Skubak. 2005. University Student Crime Prevention

Awareness Project Evaluation. Funded by the Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services

through the Ohio Service for Crime Opportunity Reduction Project. Submitted to the

University of Cincinnati Police Division.

Madensen, Tamara D. and Darwin Morgan. 2005. Evaluation of Traffic Barricade Impact on

Crime in Pendleton: Cincinnati, Ohio. Funded by the Ohio Office of Criminal Justice

Services through the Ohio Service for Crime Opportunity Reduction Project. Submitted

to the Cincinnati Police Department.

Madensen, Tamara D., Marie K. Skubak, Darwin G. Morgan, and John E. Eck. 2005. Avondale

Crime Reduction Project. Funded by the Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services


Cincinnati City Council.

Madensen, Tamara D., Marie K. Skubak, Darwin G. Morgan, and John E. Eck. 2005. Evanston




Madensen, Tamara D., Marie K. Skubak, Darwin G. Morgan, and John E. Eck. 2005. Pendleton




Madensen, Tamara D., Marie K. Skubak, Darwin G. Morgan, and John E. Eck. 2005. West Price

Hill Crime Reduction Project. Funded by the Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services

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Madensen, Tamara D., Marie K. Skubak, Darwin G. Morgan, and John E. Eck. 2005. Open-Air

Drug Dealing in Cincinnati, Ohio: Executive Summary and Final Recommendations.

Funded by the Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services through the Ohio Service for

Crime Opportunity Reduction Project. Submitted to the Cincinnati City Council.

Madensen, Tamara D., Bonnie S. Fisher, and John E. Eck. 2004. Cinco de Mayo Student

Disturbance: University of Cincinnati Follow-up Student Survey. Funded by the Ohio

Office of Criminal Justice Services through the Ohio Service for Crime Opportunity

Reduction Project. Submitted to the University of Cincinnati Student Affairs

Administration.

Fisher, Bonnie S., John E. Eck, and Tamara D. Madensen. 2004. University of Cincinnati Cinco

de Mayo Student Survey. Funded by the Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services through

the Ohio Service for Crime Opportunity Reduction Project. Submitted to the University

of Cincinnati Student Affairs Administration.

Frank, James and Tamara D. Madensen. 2003. Survey to Assess and Improve Jury Service in

Ohio. Funded by and submitted to The Supreme Court of Ohio.

Article/Book Reviews

Madensen, Tamara D. 2012. “Review: The Effects of Hot Spots Policing on Crime.”

International Association of Crime Analyst’s Research Digest: Hot-Sport Policing

Edition.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2012. “Review: General Deterrent Effects of Police Patrol in Crime Hot

Spots: A Randomized, Controlled Trial.” International Association of Crime Analyst’s

Research Digest: Hot-Sport Policing Edition.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2009. Book Review: Environmental Criminology and Crime Analysis.

International Criminal Justice Review, 19(2): 225-226.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2007. Perspectives on Policing: Review of “Confounding Influences on

Police Detection of Suspiciousness” by Johnson, Richard R. Policing: an International

Journal of Police Strategies and Management, 30(1): 152-153.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2007. Perspectives on Policing: Review of “Europol and the Policing of

International Terrorism: Counter-Terrorism in a Global Perspective” by Deflem,

Mathieu. Policing: an International Journal of Police Strategies and Management, 30(1):

153-154.

Prefaces, introductions, etc.

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Madensen, Tamara D. and Johannes Knutsson. 2011. Introduction. Preventing Crowd Violence,

Crime Prevention Studies Series, vol. 26, pp. 1-6. Boulder, Colorado: Lynne Rienner

Publishers.

Translations

Swedish Translation, Norwegian Translation

Madensen, Tamara D. and Johannes Knutsson (eds.). 2011. Preventing Crowd Violence, Crime

Prevention Studies Series, vol. 26. Boulder, Colorado: Lynne Rienner Publishers. (243

pgs.)

- Adopted by the Swedish National Police as a training tool within their academy

Research Reports to Sponsor

Troshynski, Emily, M. Alexis Kennedy, William H. Sousa, Tamara D. Madensen, Carolyn

Willis. (2016). “Prisoner Reentry in Nevada: Final Report on the Hope for Prisoners

Program.” Research in Brief Series, 2016-01, 15. Las Vegas, NV: Center for Crime and

Justice Policy. (9 pgs.)

Madensen, Tamara D., William H. Sousa, Joel D. Lieberman, and Joseph Belmonte. (2014).

“School Violence Prevention in Nevada.” Research in Brief Series, 2014-05, 12. Las

Vegas, NV: Center for Crime and Justice Policy.

Madensen, Tamara D., Timothy C. Hart, and Terence D. Miethe. (2011). The impact of

foreclosures on neighborhood crime in Nevada, 2006-09. (CACS 2011-0101BJS).

University of Nevada, Las Vegas: Las Vegas, NV.

Eck, John E., Tamara D. Madensen, Troy Payne, Pamela Wilcox, Bonnie S. Fisher, and Heidi

Scherer. 2010. Report for National Institute of Justice funded project: “Situational

Violent Crime Prevention at Specific Places in Community Context: Place and

Neighborhood Effects” (190 pgs.). Grant #2005-IJ-CX-0030.

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INVITED PRESENTATIONS

Madensen, Tamara D. 2017. Crowd Management: Venue Safety & Security. Keynote

Lecture – presented at the Salt Palace Annual Training, Salt Lake, Utah.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2017. Preventing Shootings in Urban Environments: A New Approach

to Violent Crime. Lecture – presented at the Honors College First-Year Seminar

Athenaeum, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2017. Crowds, Safety, and Security. Oral Presentation – presented at

the Greenspun College of Urban Affairs Recruitment, University of Nevada, Las

Vegas.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2017). Disrupting crime place networks: The role of surveillance. Oral

Presentation – presented at the Royal Institute of Technology, International Seminar,

Stockholm, Sweden.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2017. Tourist Safety Center Initiative. Oral Presentation – presented at

the 24th International Tourism Safety Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Madensen, Tamara D, Robin S. Engel, and Hannah D. McManus. 2017. The Evidence Base

for De-escalation Tactics. Oral Presentation – presented at the The Center for

Evidence-Based Crime Policy, Fairfax, VA.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2017. Tourist Safety Center Initiative. Oral Presentation – presented at

the Las Vegas Security Chiefs Association, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2017. Crowd Psychology and Management. Oral Presentation –

presented at the Academy for Venue Safety and Security, Dallas, Texas.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2017. Opening Keynote: Finding Solutions. Keynote Lecture –

presented at the Academy for Venue Safety and Security, Dallas, Texas.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2017. Tourist Safety in Las Vegas. Oral Presentation – presented at

the FBI Citizens Academy & Alumni Association, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2017. Problem-Solving Case Studies: Analysis and Response.

Keynote Lecture – presented at the Problem-Solving Training, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Madensen, Tamara D., William H. Sousa. 2016. Working with Police to Improve the Evidence-

Base for Policing. Oral Presentation – presented at the Applied Police Research

Symposium, Kongsvinger, Hedmark, Norway.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2016. Preventing Violence and Disorder at Celebratory Events. Oral

Presentation – presented at the 23rd International Tourism Safety Conference, Las Vegas,

Nevada.

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INVITED PRESENTATIONS, continued

Madensen, Tamara D. and James Seebock. 2015. Policing Crowds: Case Studies from Las

Vegas, Nevada. Oral Presentation – presented at the 25th Annual Problem-Oriented

Policing Conference, Portland, Oregon.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2015. Designing Effective Research Assignments. Panel, Participant –

presented at the Graduate Workshop Series, University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

Madensen, Tamara D. and Logan P. Kennedy. 2015. Engaging Students in Service Learning.

Oral Presentation – presented at the Culminating Experience Faculty Institute, University

of Nevada, Las Vegas.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2015. Preventing Violence and Disorder at Celebratory Events. Keynote

Lecture – presented at the 22nd International Tourism Safety Conference, Las Vegas,

Nevada.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2015. Service Learning. Oral Presentation – presented at the UNLV

Faculty RPC Event, University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2015. Preventing Crowd Violence. Lecture – presented at the Academy

for Venue Safety & Security, Dallas, TX.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2015. Crowd Management Challenges. Keynote Lecture – presented at the

GuestX Conference, Dallas, TX.

Madensen, Tamara D., Brian Crow and Robert Laskowski. 2015. Enhancing the Guest

Experience With a Culture of Service. Oral Presentation – presented at the 41st Annual

Stadium Managers Association Seminar, Hollywood, CA.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2014. Preventing Fan Violence: A Key to Sustaining Revenue. Keynote

Lecture –5th Annual Sports Safety and Security Conference, Indianapolis, IN.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2014. The State of Criminal Justice Education. FBI Society of Former

Special Agents, Las Vegas, NV.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2014. Improving Crowd Management. Recruiting Hiring Training (RHT)

Symposium, Mauston, WI.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2014. Predicting and Preventing Crowd Violence: The Challenge of

Researching Crowd Dynamics. Alumni Showcase, Cincinnati, OH.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2013. “Eliciting Fan Cooperation: The Psychology of Crowd

Compliance.” National Football League (NFL) Annual Security Seminar. Ft. Lauderdale,

Florida.

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Madensen, Tamara D. 2013. “Policing Disorderly Crowds: The Importance of Police

Legitimacy.” Presentation to the Philadelphia Police Department. Temple University.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Madensen, Tamara D. and Rick Martinez. 2013. “Security and Crowd Management Tactics.”

31st Annual International Crowd Management Conference. Phoenix, Arizona.

Madensen, Tamara D. and Robert Kroll. 2013. “Managing Political Protests.” Community

Oriented Policing Services Office, Department of Justice: Problem-Oriented Policing

Conference. Dayton, Ohio.

Madensen, Tamara D. and William H. Sousa. 2013. “Practical Academics: Positive Outcomes of

Police-Researcher Collaborations.” Applied Police Research Conference - Norwegian

Police University College. Stavern, Norway.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2012. “Case Studies in the Application of Crowd Management

Techniques.” 30th Annual International Crowd Management Conference. Phoenix,

Arizona.

Madensen., Tamara D. 2012. “Using Crime Theories to Examine Problems and Develop

Interventions.” International Association of Crime Analysts Annual Training Conference.

Henderson, Nevada.

Madensen, Tamara D., Patrick Baldwin and John McGrath. 2012. “School Violence Initiative.”

23rd Annual Problem-Oriented Policing Conference. Providence, Rhode Island.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2012. “Defusing Conditions for Crowd Violence.” 9th Annual Collegiate

Athletic Operations Services (CAOS) Conference. Mauston, Wisconsin

Madensen, Tamara D. 2011. “Managing Factors that Influence Crowd Behavior.” 29th Annual

International Crowd Management Conference. Dallas/Ft. Worth, Texas.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2011. “Budget-Led Policing? Prioritizing and Strategizing During

Economic Downturns.” Annual Executive Law Enforcement Advisory Board Meeting.

Las Vegas, Nevada.

Sousa, William H. and Tamara D. Madensen. 2011. “Crime Cameras and Community

Acceptance.” Annual Conference of the American Society for Industrial Security (ASIS),

Orlando, Florida.

Eck, John E., Tamara D. Madensen, and Matthew George Hammer. 2011. “Responses to Hidden

Crime Places.” 22nd Annual Problem-Oriented Policing Conference. Miami, Florida.

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Madensen, Tamara D. and Gary Schofield. 2010. “Preventing Crowd Violence: How to Create

Effective Crowd Management Strategies.” 21st Annual Problem-Oriented Policing

Conference. Arlington, Texas.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2010. “Understanding Crowd Dynamics.” 28th Annual International

Crowd Management Conference. St. Louis, Missouri.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2010. “Spectator Violence.” National Sports Safety and Security

Conference and Exhibition. New Orleans, Louisiana.

Madensen, Tamara D. and John E. Eck. 2009. “Situational Crime Prevention and Crowd

Violence: A Crime Science Approach.” Crowd Control and Management Conference -

Norwegian Police University College. Stavern, Norway.


Case Study in Las Vegas, Nevada.” Crowd Control and Management Conference -

Norwegian Police University College. Stavern, Norway.

Madensen, Tamara D. and John E. Eck. 2007. “Violence in Bars: Prevention through Place

Management.” The National Institute of Justice Conference. Arlington, Virginia.

Madensen, Tamara D., Marie K. Skubak, Darwin G. Morgan, and John E. Eck. 2006. “Open-Air

Drug Dealing in Cincinnati, Ohio: Executive Summary and Final Recommendations.”

Law and Public Safety Committee Meeting/Cincinnati City Council, February 28.

Cincinnati, Ohio.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2006. “Eliminating Open-Air Drug Markets.” Wisconsin Problem-

Oriented Approach to Drug Problems. Stevens Point, Wisconsin.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2006. “Open-Air-Drug Markets: Analyzing the Details and Closing Off

Opportunities.” 17th Annual Problem-Oriented Policing Conference. Madison,

Wisconsin.

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ACADEMIC/PEER-REVIEWED PRESENTATIONS

Madensen, Tamara D., Matthew G. Hammer, Blake R. Christenson. 2017. Place-Based

Investigations of Violent Offender Territories. Oral Presentation – presented at the 27th

Annual Problem-Oriented Policing Conference, Houston, Texas.

McMannus, Hannah D., Tamara D. Madensen. 2017. A Multi-Disciplinary Systematic Review

of De-escalation Training. Oral Presentation – presented at the 73rd American Society

of Criminology Meeting, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Birds, Jonathan M., Tamara D. Madensen. 2017. Exploring Land Use, Place Management, and

Crime. Poster – presented at the 73rd American Society of Criminology Meeting,

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Clouse, Stacey, Logan P. Kennedy, Tamara D. Madensen. 2017. From Verbal Judo to Physical

Restraint: A Multi-disciplinary Content Analysis of De-escalation Techniques. Poster –

presented at the 73rd American Society of Criminology Meeting, Philadelphia,

Pennsylvania.

Madensen, Tamara D., Logan P. Kennedy, and Kelly Schmidt. 2016. Crime Prevention in

Apartment Complexes: What Works? Oral Presentation – presented at the 72nd

American Society of Criminology Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana.

Birds, Jonathan M., Tamara D. Madensen. 2016. Understanding Place Function, Openness, and

Crime. Oral Presentation – presented at the 72nd American Society of Criminology

Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana.

Madensen, Tamara D, Marcus Felson, Jonathan M. Birds. 2016. Early Intervention in Places.

Oral Presentation – presented at the 2016 International Symposium on Environmental

Criminology and Crime Analysis, Munster, Germany.

Madensen, Tamara D., William H. Sousa. 2016. Building Cases against Places: Crime Science

and the Potential of Place-Based Investigations. Oral Presentation – presented at the

Special Session of the International Symposium on Environmental Criminology and

Crime Analysis, Mahabalipuram, Chennai, India.

Kennedy, Logan P, and Tamara D. Madensen. 2015. Black Lives Matter: A State-Level Analysis

of Police Shootings and Protests. Poster – presented at the 71st Annual American Society

of Criminology Meeting, Washington, D.C.

Birds, Jonathan M. and Tamara D. Madensen. 2015. Characteristics and Patterns of Crime in

Public Spaces. Paper – presented at the 71st Annual American Society of Criminology

Meeting, Washington, D.C.

Birds, Jonathan M., Tamara D. Madensen, and William H. Sousa. 2015. Crime in Owned Places

and Unowned Spaces. Oral Presentation – presented at the 2015 International Symposium

on Environmental Criminology and Crime Analysis, Christchurch, New Zealand.

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ACADEMIC/PEER-REVIEWED PRESENTATIONS, continued

Madensen, Tamara D. and Joseph Clare. 2014. Recurring Residential Problems: How

Management Creates Multifaceted Opportunity Structures. International Symposium on

Environmental Criminology and Crime Analysis, Kerkrade, The Netherlands.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2014. Feature Roundtable: Video Surveillance and Perceptions of Police

Legitimacy. 51st Annual Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Meeting, Philadelphia,

PA.

Sousa, William H. and Tamara D. Madensen. 2014. Body Worn Cameras and Their Role in

Problem Discouragement. International Symposium on Environmental Criminology and

Crime Analysis, Kerkrade, The Netherlands.

Birds, Jonathan, Tamara D. Madensen. 2014. Profiling Proximal Places: How Street Segment

Crime Signature Analysis can Inform Theory and Practice. 70th Annual American

Society of Criminology Meeting, San Francisco, CA.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2013. “Situational Prevention of Crowd Violence and Incivility.” 50th

Annual Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Conference. Dallas, Texas.

Madensen, Tamara D. and John E. Eck. 2013. “Place-Based Guardians.” American Society of

Criminology, 69th Annual Meeting. Atlanta, Georgia.

Madensen, Tamara D. (Roundtable Discussant) 2013. “Serving Learning in Criminal Justice:

Benefits and Challenges.” American Society of Criminology, 69th Annual Meeting.

Atlanta, Georgia.

Sousa, William H. and Tamara D. Madensen. 2013 “Reducing Concerns over ‘Big Brother’:

Crime Cameras in Public Places.” International Seminar on Environmental Criminology

and Crime Analysis (ECCA) 22nd International Symposium. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Madensen, Tamara D., Chara L. Heskett, and Joel D. Lieberman. 2012. “Predicting Crowd

Behavior: A Response-Reaction Matrix. International Seminar on Environmental

Criminology and Crime Analysis (ECCA) 21st International Symposium. Stavern,

Norway.

Madensen, Tamara D. and William H. Sousa. 2012. “Profiling Disorderly Places: An

Examination of Disorder and Its Impact in Residential Neighborhoods.” American

Society of Criminology, 64th Annual Meeting. Chicago, Illinois.

Heskett, Chara L., Tamara D. Madensen and Joel D. Lieberman. 2012. “Explicating the Link

Between Coercive Security Tactics and Crowd Violence through an Integrated Social-

Psychological Model.” John Jay College of Criminal Justice International Conference:

Global Perspectives on Justice, Security and Human Rights. New York, New York.

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Estrella, Kristine-Gem,Victoria Luong, and Tamara D. Madensen. 2012. “Obstacles to

Developing and Implementing Problem-Oriented Policing Projects in Police Agencies.”

American Society of Criminology, 64th Annual Meeting. Chicago, Illinois.

Madensen, Tamara D. and William H. Sousa. 2011. “Crime Theories and Policing Strategies: A

New Course for Inquiry and Practice.” American Society of Criminology, 63rd Annual

Meeting. Washington, D.C.

Madensen, Tamara D., John E. Eck, and Matthew George Hammer. 2011. “Invisible and Visible

Crime Places.” American Society of Criminology, 63rd Annual Meeting. Washington,

D.C.Madensen, Tamara D. and John E. Eck. 2010. “Crime Places and Place

Management.” American Society of Criminology, 62nd Annual Meeting. San Francisco,

California.

Madensen, Tamara D. and William H. Sousa. 2011. “Ordering Maintenance: A Theory of Place-

Based Management.” International Seminar on Environmental Criminology and Crime

Analysis (ECCA) 20th International Symposium. Durbin, South Africa.

Hart, Tim C., and Tamara D. Madensen. 2011. “The Impact of Foreclosures on Crime in

Nevada.” 16th World Congress/International Society for Criminology Conference in

Kobe, Japan.

Gurule, Tana J. and Tamara D. Madensen. 2010. “Risk of Auto Theft: Predicting Spatial

Distributions of Crime Events.” Poster Presentation. American Society of Criminology,

62nd Annual Meeting. San Francisco, California.

Veilleux, Melissa and Tamara D. Madensen. 2010. “The Spatial Distribution of Police Use of

Force Relative to Crime.” Poster Presentation. American Society of Criminology, 62nd

Annual Meeting. San Francisco, California.

Madensen, Tamara D., William H. Sousa, and John E. Eck. 2010. “Managing Crowd Behavior:

Using the Principles of Environmental Criminology to Promote Peaceful Gatherings.”

International Seminar on Environmental Criminology and Crime Analysis (ECCA) 19th

International Symposium. Brisbane, Australia.

Madensen, Tamara D. and William H. Sousa. 2010. “Management and Order Maintenance:

Explicating the Dynamics of Crime Control at Places.” Academy of Criminal Justice

Sciences, 47th Annual Meeting. San Diego, California.

Madensen, Tamara D., Elizabeth Groff, and John E. Eck. 2009. “Dens of Iniquity or Dens of

Virtue: Revisiting the Bars and Crime Thesis.” American Society of Criminology, 61st

Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

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Case Study in Las Vegas.” Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, 46th Annual Meeting.

Boston, Massachusetts.

Beecher, Samantha D. and Tamara D. Madensen. 2009. “Assessing Nevada’s Proposed Sex

Offender Law: Does Limiting Offender Mobility Reduce the Potential for

Victimization?” Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, 46th Annual Meeting. Boston,

Massachusetts.

Madensen, Tamara D., and William H. Sousa. 2008. “CCTV in Public Places: Results from a

Pilot Crime Reduction Initiative in Las Vegas, Nevada.” American Society of

Criminology, 60th Annual Meeting. St. Louis, Missouri.

Madensen, Tamara D., and William H. Sousa. 2008. “Maintaining Order at Places: An

Integration of Place-Based Crime Theories.” International Seminar on Environmental

Criminology and Crime Analysis (ECCA) 17th International Symposium. Anchorage,

Alaska.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2008. “Unruly Fans: Maintaining Order in Stadium Settings.” Academy of

Criminal Justice Sciences, 45th Annual Meeting. Cincinnati, Ohio.

Madensen, Tamara D. and John E. Eck. 2007. “Place Management in Bars: Toward a Theory of

What Managers Do About Crime.” American Society of Criminology, 59th Annual

Meeting. Atlanta, Georgia.

Madensen, Tamara D. 2007. “The Influence of Place Management Activities in Drinking

Establishments.” Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, 44th Annual Meeting. Seattle,

Washington.

Madensen, Tamara D. and John E. Eck. 2007. “Place Management and the Context of Context.”

International Seminar on Environmental Criminology and Crime Analysis (ECCA) 15th

International Symposium. London, England.

Madensen, Tamara D. and John E. Eck. 2007. “Violence in Bars: Prevention through Place

Management.” The National Institute of Justice Conference. Arlington, Virginia.

Benson, Michael L. and Tamara D. Madensen. 2006. “Adaptation and White Collar Crime

Involving Securities.” American Society of Criminology, 58th Annual Meeting. Los

Angeles, California.

Wilcox, Pamela, Tamara D. Madensen & Marie K. Skubak. 2006. Individual- and

Neighborhood-Level Guardianship: Exploring the Interrelationships in Estimating

Victimization Risk.” Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, 43rd Annual Meeting.

Baltimore, Maryland.

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Madensen, Tamara D. and Darwin G. Morgan. 2005. “Using Traffic Barricades to Disrupt Open-

Air Drug Markets: A Case Study.” American Society of Criminology, 57th Annual

Meeting. Toronto, Canada.

Madensen, Tamara D. and John E. Eck. 2005. “A Framework for Developing Comprehensive

Prevention Strategies to Address Alcohol-Related College Student Disturbances.”

Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, 42nd Annual Meeting. Chicago, Illinois.

Pratt, Travis C., Francis T. Cullen, Kristie R. Blevins, Leah Daigle, and Tamara D. Madensen.

2004. “Assessing Deterrence Theory: A Meta-Analysis.” American Society of

Criminology, 56th Annual Meeting. Nashville, Tennessee.

Benson, Michael L. and Tamara D. Madensen. 2004. “Opportunity Structures and White-Collar

Crime.” American Society of Criminology, 56th Annual Meeting. Nashville, Tennessee.

Madensen (Sorensen), Tamara D. 2001. “An Examination of the Theoretical Paradigms

Supporting Juvenile Youth Accountability Boards.” American Society of Criminology,

53rd Annual Meeting. Atlanta, Georgia.

Madensen (Sorensen), Tamara D. and Stacey Morales. 2001. “Physical Violence in Lesbian

Relationships: An Exploration of the Issues Surrounding Abuse in Female Domestic

Partnerships.” Women’s Studies Conference on Student Research. California State

University, San Bernardino.

Madensen (Sorensen), Tamara D., Sharon A. Oliver, and Pam J. Schram. 2000. “Fear of Sexual

Assault on Campus.” American Society of Criminology, 52nd Annual Meeting. San

Francisco, California.

Madensen (Sorensen), Tamara D. 2000. “Female Perpetrators of Domestic Violence.” Academy

of Criminal Justice Sciences, 37th Annual Meeting. New Orleans, Louisiana.

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FUNDED PROJECTS

2015-2017 PI. “VECTRS (Vegas E-Commerce Tracking and Reporting System).”

Funded by Bureau of Justice Assistance, Office of Justice Programs, U.S.

Department of Justice: Smart Policing Initiative. $181,834

2014-2015 Co-PI. “Prisoner Reentry in Nevada.” Funded by Office of Justice

Programs, Bureau of Justice Statistics: State Justice Statistics (SJS)

Program. $50,000

2013-2014 PI. “School Violence Prevention in Nevada.” Funded by Office of Justice

Programs, Bureau of Justice Statistics: State Justice Statistics (SJS)

Program. $69,086

2010-2011 Co-PI. “The Impact of Foreclosures on Neighborhood Crime in Nevada.”

Funded by Office of Justice Programs, Bureau of Justice Statistics: State

Justice Statistics (SJS) Program. $71,279

2005-2008 Project Director. “Situational Violent Crime Prevention at Specific

Locations in Community Context: Place and Neighborhood Effects.”

Funded by the National Institute of Justice. $187,167

2003-2005 Project Director. “Ohio Service for Crime Opportunity Reduction

(OSCOR).” Funded by the Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services.

2003-2004 Project Director. “U.C. Student Disturbance Project.” Funded by the

University of Cincinnati Institute of Community Partnerships. Major

Duties: development of multiple data collection strategies and instruments

(two Web-based student surveys, observations, and qualitative interviews),

data analysis, co-author of final reports, and co-presenter of results to

university-level student disturbance committee.

2003 Research Assistant. “Project Safe Neighborhoods.” Funded by the Office

of Justice Programs. Major Duties: spatial and statistical analyses.

2003 Research Assistant. “Jury Service Assessment.” Funded by The Supreme

Court of Ohio. Major Duties: statistical analyses and co-author of final

report.

2002 Field Project Coordinator. Police Foundation Research Division. “East

Valley, California COMPASS Initiative.” Funded by the National Institute

of Justice. Major Duties: assist with grant writing, coordinate start-up

efforts with D.C. office, hire research assistant.

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FUNDED PROJECTS, continued

2002 Research Associate. Police Foundation Research Division. “An

Examination of Citizens Perceptions of Differential Treatment by the

Police in Los Angeles, California.” Funded by the National Institute of

Justice. Major Duties: assist in the development of the survey instrument

used to measure residents’ perceptions of racial profiling.

2000-2002 Research Associate. Police Foundation Research Division. “Risk Focus

Policing at Places: An Experimental Evaluation of the Communities that

Care Program in Redlands, California.” Funded by the National Institute

of Justice. Major Duties: secure active parental consent, two-wave survey

administration in public schools, and documentation of police activities in

experimental and control areas.

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TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Courses Taught (through Spring 2015)

Course Title # Sections Year(s)

Seminar in Theory (graduate) a 6 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011,

Teaching Practicum in Criminal Justice

(graduate) a

1 2015

Introduction to the Administration of Justice a, b, c 19 2015, 2014, 2013 2012, 2011,

2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2003,

2002, 2001

Leadership and Administration in Problem

Solving a

4 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011

Introduction to Criminology c 2 2001

Research Methods in Criminal Justice a 3 2008, 2007

Statistics in Criminal Justice a, c 5 2015, 2014, 2013, 2002

White Collar Crime a, c 2 2010, 2009, 2008, 2002

Seminar in Crime Prevention a, b 11 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2010,

2009, 2008, 2007, 2005, 2004

Domestic Violence and the CJ System c 2 2002

a University of Nevada, Las Vegas b University of Cincinnati c California State University, San Bernardino

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Professional Development

The following workshops were attended between 2007 and 2013.

Curriculum-Based Workshops Technology-Focused Workshops

Learning Styles and Teaching Styles

Student Writing Assignments

Across the Disciplines

Problem-Based Learning

Cooperative and Collaborative

Learning

Classroom Assessment Techniques

(CATs)

Session Planning

Plagiarism – Deter It!

Teaching Large Classes

Course Development and

Redevelopment

Team-Based Learning Strategies

Strategies for Teaching Large

Classes

Service-Learning Forum

Faculty Assessment Training

Effective Use of PowerPoint

WebPage Publishing

Building PowerPoint Materials That Go

Beyond Talking Points

Building WebCampus Course Folders

WebCampus Basics: Section I

Instructional Web Site Development

WebCampus Basics: Section II

Introduction to Flash Animation

Free Software for Educators

Online Teaching

Creating a Simple Quiz in WebCampus

WebCampus Learning Modules

Making Your Online Course Interactive:

Tools and Techniques

On-line Student Communications

Podcasting for Faulty

Leveraging New Google Tools for

Education

Educational Blogs and Microblogs

Strategies for Online Collaboration using

Wikis and Folksonomies

Podcasting Fast Facts

Introduction to Wimba Voice Tools

Enhancing Online Presentations using

Camtasia

Quality Matters: WebCourse Criteria

Hybrid Learning

Attended 2010 ACJS Conference Workshop on Teaching and completed UNLV’s 2011 Distance

Education 6-week (25 contact hours) course, “The Art & Science of Teaching Online”

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AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS

2014-2015 Teaching Academy Fellow


2013 Leadership Ascendancy Award

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department

2011 CSUN Faculty Excellence Award


2010-2011 Spanos Distinguished Teaching Award


2009 College Outstanding Teaching Award

University of Nevada, Las Vegas – Greenspun College of Urban Affairs

2008 National Society of Collegiate Scholars’ 2009 Inspire Integrity Award

Student Nominated Faculty Award – Recognized as one of 15 national finalists

2004 Young Scholar Award, Sponsored by the Center for Problem-Oriented Policing

Problem-Oriented Policing Conference in Charlotte, N.C.

2003 Graduate Student Summer Research Fellowship

University Research Council, University of Cincinnati.

2002-2003 Graduate Assistantship

University of Cincinnati, Division of Criminal Justice

2002 Dean’s Outstanding Master’s Thesis Award

College of Social and Behavioral Sciences


2002 Forgivable Loan/Doctoral Incentive Program Recipient

The California State University

2000 Professional Development Funding

Instructional Related Programs (IRP) Research Fund Committee


2000-2001 Graduate Assistantship

Department of Criminal Justice, California State University, San Bernardino

1999 Departmental Graduation Honors

Department of Criminal Justice, California State University, San Bernardino

1999 Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society


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1999-2001 President of Alpha Phi Sigma, Criminal Justice Honor Society

California State University, San Bernardino - Chapter Sigma Beta Upsilon

1998 Alpha Phi Sigma Criminal Justice Honor Society, Chapter Sigma Beta Upsilon


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PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

Internal

2015-present Office of Undergraduate Research and Scholarship Advisory Board

Committee Member


2014-present Teaching Academy

Fellow (inaugural class)


2014-present Grievance Faculty Senate Committee

Urban Affairs College Faculty Representative


2012-present Campus Affairs Faculty Senate Committee

Urban Affairs College Faculty Representative


2012-present Member-At-Large, Executive Committee

Greenspun College of Urban Affairs


2012 Distance Education Instructional Designer Search Committee

Faculty Representative


2012 Curriculum Committee 2nd Year Experience Subcommittee Member

Department of Criminal Justice


2009-present Urban Affairs College Faculty Representative, Campus Affairs Faculty

Senate Committee


2009-2010 Faculty Representative, Student Conduct Code Review Task Force


2009 Vice Presidential Commission on Diversity and Inclusion – Sexual

Identity/Orientation Sub-Committee


2008-present Faculty Advisor, Chapter Theta Tau

Alpha Phi Sigma, National Honor Society for Criminal Justice Students

2007-present Member, Student Assessment Committee

Department of Criminal Justice, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

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2007-present Member, Student Affairs Committee


2007-present Volunteer, Rebel Connection - general assistance to new students


2007-2010 Member, Comprehensive Examination Committee


2008-present Faculty Marshal, Commencement Ceremony


2008 Department Representative, NSHE Statewide Discipline Meetings

Discussion of discipline curriculum, Fall 2008

2007 Volunteer, Academic Integrity Days


2007-present Volunteer, New Student Orientation


2004-2006 Co-Chair, Student Colloquium Committee

Division of Criminal Justice, University of Cincinnati

2003-2006 Graduate Student Recruitment Assistant

Division of Criminal Justice, University of Cincinnati

1999-2001 Fundraising and Recruitment Coordinator

Alpha Phi Sigma Criminal Justice Honor Society


External

2012-2014 Chair/Deputy Chair, Affirmative Action Committee

Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences

2012-2015 Chair, Program Sub-Committee

Routine Activities & Situational Perspectives

American Society of Criminology

2012-present Editorial Advisory Board

Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency

2010-2012 Member, Membership Committee

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2012-present Expert Consultant – Collegiate Athletic Operations Services

2011-present Lead Reviewer, DOJ: Office of the Assistant Attorney General:

Evidence Assessment of Justice Programs and Practices

2010-present Expert Consultant – International Association of Venue Managers

2010 Panel Chair, Crime Places and Facilities

American Society of Criminology, 62nd Annual Meeting

2009-2010 Reviewer, Doctoral Student Research Grant Program


2009-present Volunteer – Three Square, Las Vegas

2008-present Editorial Advisory Board

Justice Policy Journal

2009 Panel Chair, Criminogenic Places and Environmental Features

American Society of Criminology, 61st Annual Meeting

2009 External Reviewer – Academic Program Review for the Criminal Justice

Department MA Program at California State University, San Bernardino

2008-2009 Member, Program Committee

American Society of Criminology

2009-present Expert Consultant – Henderson Police Department

2008-present Expert Consultant – National Park Service, Lake Mead Rangers

2007-present Expert Consultant – Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department

2007-present Reviewer

- Justice Quarterly

- Journal of Research in Crime & Delinquency

- Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies and

Management

- Journal of Crime and Justice

- Justice Policy Journal

- Policing & Society

- Crime Mapping: A Journal of Research and Practice

- Security Journal

- Victim and Offenders

- Asian Journal of Criminology

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- Law & Policy

- Journal of Quantitative Criminology

2008 Panel Chair, Environmental Criminology

Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, 45th Annual Meeting

2007-2008 Student mentor – icouldbe.org

2006-2007 Member, Membership Committee


2005-2006 Expert Consultant – Cincinnati Police Department

Lt. Col. James Whalen, Sgt. Maris Herold

2003-2006 Managing Editor

Security Journal

2005 Expert Testimony

Cincinnati City Council, Neighborhood and Public Safety Committee

2004 ASC Conference Committee Member

Appointed by Francis T. Cullen, President

2003 Member of Conference Organizing Committee

Environmental Criminology and Crime Analysis 12th International

Symposium, Cincinnati, Ohio

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

2000-present American Society of Criminology

2000-present Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences

2017-present International Association of Chiefs of Police

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