BRITTANY E. HAYES CURRICULUM VITAE John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York Doctor of Philosophy, Criminal Justice

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1 BRITTANY E. HAYES CURRICULUM VITAE PERSONAL INFORMATION Address: College of Criminal Justice Sam Houston State University P.O. Box 2296 Huntsville, Texas EDUCATION 2014 John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York Doctor of Philosophy, Criminal Justice 2014 John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York Master of Philosophy, Criminal Justice 2011 John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York Master of Arts, Criminal Justice 2009 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Bachelor of Arts, Criminal Justice and Psychology ACADEMIC POSITIONS August Present Winter May 2014 August November 2013 Assistant Professor-Tenure Track, Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology, Sam Houston State University Part-Time Lecturer, School of Criminal Justice, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Enhanced Chancellor s Fellowship, Graduate Center, City University Of New York REFEREED JOURNAL ARTICLES Hayes, Brittany E. (Forthcoming). Impact of Victim, Offender, and Relationship Characteristics on Frequency and Timing of Intimate Partner Violence using Life History Calendar Data. Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency Hayes, Brittany E. (Forthcoming). Indirect Abuse Involving Children During the Separation Process. Journal of Interpersonal Violence Hayes, Brittany E. (2013). Women s Resistance in Abusive Relationships: An Alternative Framework. SAGE Open, 3, 1-10.

2 Adamczyk, Amy and Brittany E. Hayes. (2012). "Religion and Sex-related Behaviors: Understanding the Relationship between the Major World Religions and the Likelihood of Sex Outside of Marriage. American Sociological Review, 77, Hayes, Brittany E. (2012). Abusive Men s Indirect Control of Their Partner during the Process of Separation. Journal of Family Violence, 27, MANUSCRIPTS UNDER REVIEW (*denotes graduate student) Hayes, Brittany E., Joshua D. Freilich and Steven M. Chermak. (Conditional Acceptance). An Exploratory Study of Honor Crimes in the United States. Hayes, Brittany E. (Under Review). Repeat Victimization Among Intimate Partner Violence Victims: The Impact of Guardianship. Adamczyk, Amy, Katharine A. Boyd, and Brittany E. Hayes. (Under Review). Place Matters: Contextualizing the Roles of Religion and Race for Understanding American s Attitudes About Homosexuality. Hayes, Brittany E. and Katharine A. Boyd. (Under Review). Influence of Social Environment on Individual Attitudes Towards Intimate Partner Violence. Hayes, Brittany E. and Jolanda Van Baak*. (Under Review). Risk Factors of Physical and Sexual Violence for Women in Mali: Findings from a Nationally Representative Sample. MANUSCRIPTS IN PREPARATION Hayes, Brittany E. Benefits and Challenges of Using Life History Calendars to Research Intimate Partner Abuse. Hayes, Brittany E. and Joshua D. Freilich. A Situational Crime Prevention Approach to Intimate Partner Abuse that Occurs During the Process of Separation. Brady, Patrick Q.* and Brittany E. Hayes. No Rest for the Wicked: Exploring the Intersection of Stalking and Intimate Partner Homicide. Randa, Ryan and Brittany E. Hayes. Addressing Bullying Behavior through Techniques of Neutralization and Moral Disengagement. GRANTS AWARDED Brittany E. Hayes. Efficacy of Informal Social Control for Cyberstalking. Awarded by Department of Criminal Justice, Sam Houston State University ($15,000)

3 GRANTS UNDER REVIEW Hayes, Brittany E. and Matt Nobles. Onset and Duration of Stalking Among Marginalized Populations. National Institute of Justice UNFUNDED GRANTS King, William, William Wells, and Brittany E. Hayes. Cops 101: A National Study of Law Enforcement Personnel in Schools (SLEPS). BOOK REVIEWS Hayes, Brittany E. (2013, September). Book review of Right-wing resurgence: How a Domestic Terrorist Threat is Being Ignored by Daryl Johnson. Washington, DC, Potomac Books. Hayes, Brittany E. (2012, May). Book review of The Fertile Soil of Jihad: Terrorism s Prison Connection by Patrick T. Dunleavy. Washington, DC, Potomac Books. ENCYCLOPEDIA ENTRIES Hayes, Brittany E. (2011). Self-Defense, Armed. In M.S. Stange, C.G. Oyster, & G.J. Geoffrey (Eds.), The Multimedia Encyclopedia of Women in Today s World. Sage Publications: Thousand Oaks, CA RESEARCH EXPERIENCE January June 2014 September April 2013 July September 2010 August September 2010 December August 2009 August December 2007 Research Assistant for Extremist Crime Database, John Jay College of Criminal Justice. Research Assistant for Crime Terror Nexus, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Research Assistant for Cardus Education Study at the University of Notre Dame. Research Assistant for Dr. Amy Adamczyk, John Jay College of Criminal Justice. Research Assistant to Dr. Evan Stark, Rutgers the State University of New Jersey. Research Assistant to Dr. Judith Stern, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey.

4 COMPETITIVE, INVITED, and FUNDED PROGRAMS 2013 Statistical Horizons course Event History and Survival Analysis sponsored by John Jay College 2013 Epidemiology and Population Health Summer Institute at Colombia University course Geographic Information Systems sponsored by John Jay College 2012 John Jay College International Conference course Missing Data sponsored by John Jay College 2011 John Jay College Doctoral Program workshop on ATLAS.ti 2010 Humboldt University Summer Exchange Program with City University of New York in Berlin, Germany Undergraduate Professional Development Conference: Child and Family Studies, sponsored by the School of Social and Family Dynamics at Arizona State University. INVITED TALKS Hayes, Brittany E. (2013, August). New Doctoral Student Orientation, John Jay College of Criminal Justice. New York, NY. Adamczyk, Amy and Brittany E. Hayes. (2012, November). Religion and Sexual Behaviors: Understanding the Influence of Islamic Cultures and Religious Affiliation for Explaining Sex Outside of Marriage. Invited Sociology Department Colloquium, John Jay College of Criminal Justice. New York, NY. CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS Hayes, Brittany E. and Ryan Randa. (2015, November). The Onset and Desistance from Bullying Perpetration. American Society of Criminology. Washington, D.C. (Upcoming) Brady, Patrick Q.* and Brittany E. Hayes. (2015, November). No Rest for the Wicked: Exploring the Intersection of Stalking and Intimate Partner Homicide. American Society of Criminology. Washington, D.C. (Upcoming) van Baak, Carlijn* and Brittany E. Hayes. (2015, November). Honor Killings in the United States and Offender s Neutralization Techniques. American Society of Criminology. Washington, D.C. (Upcoming) Hayes, Brittany E. and Joshua D. Freilich (2015, March). Application of Situational Crime Prevention to Post-Separation Abuse. Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. Orlando, Florida. Hayes, Brittany E. (2014, November). Who s Home? The Impact of Guardians on Risk of Intimate Partner Abuse. American Society of Criminology. San Francisco, California.

5 Hayes, Brittany E. (2013, November). The Process of Separation for Victims of Intimate Partner Violence: Evaluating Risk of Indirect and Physical Abuse Relating to Interpersonal Events. American Society of Criminology. Atlanta, Georgia. Brittany E. Hayes and Katharine A. Boyd. (2013, November). Social Environment on Individual Attitudes Towards Domestic Violence. American Society of Criminology. Atlanta, Georgia. Adamczyk, Amy, Brittany E. Hayes and Katharine A. Boyd. (2013, August). An Ecological Examination of Religion and Race in Explaining Tolerance for Homosexuality. Association for the Sociology of Religion. New York, New York. Hayes, Brittany E. (2012, November). Abusive Men s Indirect Control of Their Partner during the Process of Separation. American Society of Criminology. Chicago, Illinois. Hayes, Brittany E. (2011, November). Women s Resistance Strategies in Abusive Relationships: An Alternative Framework. American Society of Criminology. Washington, D.C. Hayes, Brittany E. (2010, June). An Examination of the Event Leading Up to a Domestic Violence Homicide. John Jay College of Criminal Justice International Conference. Marrakesh, Morocco. POSTER PRESENTATIONS Ramdath, Cassandra and Brittany E. Hayes. (2012, November). Gang-Related Homicides and Domestic Homicides in Brooklyn, NYC: A Geospatial Analysis. American Society of Criminology. Chicago, Illinois. Boyd, Katharine and Brittany E. Hayes. (2012, November). Offender-Victim Relationships in Far-Right Homicides: The Influence of Location in Ideologically and Non-Ideologically Motivated Homicides. American Society of Criminology. Chicago, Illinois. PROFESSIONAL DEVEOPMENT WORKSHOPS 2014 Teaching Online: Strategies for Success Certification Series TEACHING EXPERIENCE John Jay College Computer Applications in Criminal Justice Introduction to Criminal Justice Rutgers University - Newark Gender, Crime, and Justice Data Analysis in Criminal Justice Criminology Sam Houston State University Criminology

6 Victimology Introduction to Research Methods TEACHING ASSISTANT EXPERIENCE Graduate Courses, John Jay College, CUNY Doctoral Level Research Methods Undergraduate Courses, John Jay College Principles and Methods of Statistics Introduction to Criminal Justice Undergraduate Courses, Rutgers University New Brunswick Victimization and Domestic Violence Adult Development and Aging UNDEGRADUATE STUDENTS ADVISED Honors Contracts Supervised Matthew Powell (SHSU, CRIJ 3350, 2014) SERVICE TO THE PROFESSION Editorial Board Member: Present Journal of School Violence Present Journal of Family Violence Committee Member: Ad Hoc Research Resources Committee, Division of Victimology Ad hoc reviewer: Journal of Research in Criminal and Delinquency Journal of Quantitative Criminology Violence Against Women Journal of Family Violence Sociological Perspectives Panel Chair: 2015 Intimate Partner Violence and Its Prevention. The annual meeting of the ACJS, Orlando, FL Individual and Social Factors Associated with Intimate Partner Violence. The annual meeting of the ASC, San Francisco, CA Citizen Perceptions of Crime and Criminal Justice Across Countries. The annual meeting of the ASC, Atlanta, GA Resistant and Responding to Intimate Partner Abuse. The annual meeting of the ASC, Washington, D.C.

7 UNIVERSITY SERVICE Sam Houston State University 2014-Present 2014-Present Graduate Standards and Admissions Committee Victim Services Management Committee John Jay College of Criminal Justice Associate Provost/Dean of Research Search Committee CUNY Graduate Center, Program of Doctoral Studies in Criminal Justice: Program Admissions Committee Program Curriculum Committee Program Membership Committee RESEARCH SKILLS Data analysis using SPSS, HLM software, ARC GIS, ATLAS.ti, interviewing and observations MEMBERSHIP American Society of Criminology; Division of Women and Crime; Division of Victimology Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences PODCASTS American Sociological Review (2012) Religion and Sexual Behaviors Retrieved from