MIKE ROWAN New York University Department of Sociology 295 Lafayette St., Fourth Floor New York, NY

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1 MIKE ROWAN 295 Lafayette St., Fourth Floor EDUCATION, PhD (expected), May 2013 Comprehensive Examinations: Sociology of Law (readers: David Garland and Jo Dixon), Sociology of Crime (readers: David Garland and Ruth Horowitz) Dissertation: Disorder and Indulgence: An Ethnographic Examination of How the Poorest of the Urban Poor are Regulated in Public Space Dissertation Committee: David Garland (chair), Lynne Haney, Harvey Molotch, Ruth Horowitz, and Jock Young, M.A., January 2010 Florida State University College of Law, Juris Doctorate, May 2004, Summa cum Laude Geneva College, B.A., History, January 2000, Summa cum Laude PUBLICATIONS Democracy and Punishment: A Radical View, Theoretical Criminology 16(1): (2012). Punishing from a Sense of Innocence: An Essay on Guilt, Innocence, and Punishment in America, Critical Criminology (forthcoming and available online). Minding Our Skepticism: A Conservative Approach to Capital Punishment, 31 Florida State University Law Review 377 (2004). The Latest Chapter in the Saga of a Spiritless Law: Detaining Haitian Asylum Seekers as a Violation of the Spirit and the Letter of International Law, 3 University of Maryland Law Journal of Race, Religion, Gender & Class ( MARGINS ) 371 (2003). Leaving No Stone Unturned: Using RICO as a Remedy for Police Misconduct, 31 Florida State University Law Review 231 (2003).

2 MANUSCRIPTS IN PREPARATION Neither Contained nor Criminalized: An Ethnographic Study of How Street People are Governed (and not Governed) in an Urban Public Space. Being prepared for the American Sociological Review. TEACHING EXPERIENCE Adjunct Professor, City University of New York, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, Sociology Department, Fall 2010-Present Instructor,, Summer 2009 and Summer 2010 Teaching Assistant,, Fall 2008-Spring 2010 Courses: Sociology of Law, Criminology, Sociology of Deviance, Social Theory Visiting Professor of Legal Studies, University of Central Florida, Fall 2006-Spring 2007 Courses: Contracts, Legal Ethics, Capstone Seminar (focusing on topics related to the sociology of law, critical legal studies, and social justice) AWARDS National Science Foundation, Law and Social Sciences Division, Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant, September 2012-August 2013, $9,419 Georgette Bennett Fellowship in Applied Sociology, August 2012-May 2013 Graduate School of Arts & Science, Dean s Student Travel Grant, $500 (grant to fund travel to the 2012 American Society of Criminology Conference) Law and Society Association Travel Grant, June 2012, $500 (grant to fund travel to the 2012 LSA Conference) MacCracken Fellowship, Fall 2007-Spring 2012 Florida State University, University Fellowship (provided full tuition waiver and annual cost-ofliving allowance), Fall 2002-Spring 2004 Florida State University Center for the Advancement of Human Rights, Fellowship, Summer 2003, $6000 (funded fellowship with the RAICES refugee and asylum clinic) Florida State University Center for the Advancement of Human Rights, Fellowship, Summer 2002, $6000 (funded fellowship with the Fair Labor Association) Florida State University, Tobias Simon Scholarship, Fall 2001-Spring 2002

3 Geneva College, Blinn Memorial Prize, 2000 (awarded to graduating student deemed to have done the most outstanding work in the area of American History) PRESENTATIONS Law and Society Association, International Conference on Law and Society, Regulating the Destitute: A Case Study of How Street People are Regulated in an Urban Public Space, June European Critical Criminology Common Sessions, The Neoliberal Logic of America s Penal Reform Movement, Fall European Critical Criminology Common Sessions, What is to be Done? Towards a Critical and Public Criminology, Spring RESEARCH Senior Articles Editor, Florida State University Law Review, (responsible for reviewing and selecting articles for publication) Research Assistant, Florida State University College of Law, Research Areas: Legal Ethics, Political Theory, Constitutional Criminal Procedure OTHER EXPERIENCE Federal Judicial Law Clerk to Hon. John Antoon II, United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida, Orlando, Florida, (performed research and drafted orders on a wide variety of legal issues, including matters concerning free speech, the free exercise of religion, the Fair Labor Standards Act, post-booker federal sentencing law, copyright law, patent law, immigration law, and money laundering) Human Rights Fellow, Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services ( RAICES ), San Antonio, TX, Summer 2003 (performed legal research on matters of immigration and refugee and asylum and conducted interviews with clients) Human Rights Fellow, Fair Labor Association, Washington, D.C., Summer 2002 (conducted research on the use of recruitment fees in global low-wage labor market) AmeriCorps Volunteer, St. Ambrose Family Outreach Center, Baltimore, MD, April 2000-August 2001 (tutored and mentored at-risk youth in the Park Heights section of Baltimore) Florida State College of Law, Moot Court Team, Spring 2002-Spring 2004 (participated in competitions dealing with reproductive rights, the Confrontation Clause, and antitrust law)

4 SERVICE Peer Reviewer, Theoretical Criminology, March 2012-Present Volunteer, Collaborative Support Programs of New Jersey ( CSP-NJ), Jersey City, NJ (helping homeless and unemployed individuals search for jobs, housing, and support services), Summer 2011-Present Volunteer Tutor/Teacher, Fortune Society, Long Island City, Queens, NY (worked for organization providing services to facilitate the reentry of formerly incarcerated persons), Spring 2009-Spring 2011 MEMBERSHIPS Law and Society Association American Society of Criminology American Sociological Association RESEARCH & TEACHING INTERESTS Sociology of Crime, Sociology of Punishment, Sociology of Law, Governance, Urban Poverty, Inequality, Sociology of Morality, Social Theory, Political Sociology, Social Movements, Theories of Justice, Penal Reform, and Qualitative Methods REFERENCES David Garland and School of Law 295 Lafayette St., Room 4142 Phone: (212) david.garland@nyu.edu Lynne Haney, 295 Lafayette St., Room 4122 Phone: (212) lynne.haney@nyu.edu

5 Harvey Molotch 295 Lafayette St., Fourth Floor, Room 4140 Phone: (212) Ruth Horowitz 295 Lafayette St., Room 4101 Phone: (212) Jock Young City University of New York Graduate Center and John Jay College of Criminal Justice 899 Tenth Ave., Room T New York, NY Phone: (212) Honorable John Antoon II United States District Court, Orlando Division 401 West Central Blvd., Suite 1200 Orlando, FL Phone: (407) Rob Atkinson, Florida State University College of Law 425 W. Jefferson St., B.K. Roberts Hall, Room 215 Tallahassee, FL Phone: (850)