Education. University of Pittsburgh School of Law Juris Doctor (cum laude), University of Pennsylvania B.A. in Economics and Psychology, 1984

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1 Greg Pogarsky Curriculum Vitae July 25, 2015 University at Albany - School of Criminal Justice 135 Western Ave, Albany, NY Phone: (518) gpogarsky@albany.edu Education Carnegie Mellon University - H. John Heinz III School of Public Policy and Management Ph.D. in Public Policy, 1998 Dissertation Committee: Daniel Nagin, Linda Babcock, & Lowell Taylor University of Pittsburgh School of Law Juris Doctor (cum laude), 1987 University of Pennsylvania B.A. in Economics and Psychology, 1984 Academic Employment 2015-present Associate Dean, University at Albany, School of Criminal Justice 2014-present Full Professor, University at Albany, School of Criminal Justice Associate Professor, University at Albany, School of Criminal Justice Associate Dean, University at Albany, School of Criminal Justice Assistant Professor, University at Albany, School of Criminal Justice Assistant Professor, University of Arizona, College of Business & Public Administration Other Professional Experience Senator Bill Bradley, Washington D.C., Summer Fellowship, 1993 New Jersey Public Defender's Office, Ocean County, Attorney, New Jersey State Superior Court, Ocean County, Judicial Law Clerk, Chief Judge Ruggero J. Aldisert, United States Court of Appeals 3d Circuit, Internship, 1986 Editorial Boards and other Affiliations Editorial Board, Criminology ( ) Editorial Board, Journal of Quantitative Criminology ( ) Editorial Board, Criminology & Public Policy (2010-present) Editorial Board, Criminal Justice Policy Review (2005-present) Member, National Consortium on Violence Research ( ) Member, New Jersey & Pennsylvania State Bar Associations (attorney) 1

2 Published Articles Thomas A. Loughran, Greg Pogarsky, Alex R. Piquero & Ray Paternoster (2012). Reassessing the certainty effect in deterrence theory with insight from Prospect Theory. Justice Quarterly 29: Thomas A. Loughran, Ray Paternoster, Alex R. Piquero, and Greg Pogarsky (2011). On ambiguity in perceptions of risk: Implications for decision-making and deterrence. Criminology 49: Carter Rees and Greg Pogarsky (2011). One Bad Apple May Not Spoil the Whole Bunch: Best Friends and Adolescent Delinquency. Journal of Quantitative Criminology 27: Thomas Loughran, Ray Paternoster, Alex Piquero, and Greg Pogarsky (2011). Elaborating the Individual Difference Component of Deterrence Theory. In John Hagan ed. Annual Review of Law and Social Science 7: Gregory Zimmerman and Greg Pogarsky (2011). The consequences of underestimating and overestimating children s exposure to violence. Journal of Marriage and Family 73: Ray Paternoster, Greg Pogarsky, & Gregory Zimmerman (2011). Thoughtfully reflective decisionmaking and the accumulation of capital: Bringing choice back in. Journal of Quantitative Criminology 27:1-26. Greg Pogarsky (2009). Deterrence and decision-making: Research questions and theoretical refinements. In M.D. Krohn, A.J. Lizotte, G.P. Hall (Eds.) Handbook on crime and deviance. New York:Springer Ray Paternoster and Greg Pogarsky (2009). Rational choice, agency, and thoughtfully reflective decision making: The short and long term consequences of making good choices. Journal of Quantitative Criminology 25: Robert Apel, Greg Pogarsky, and Leigh Bates (2009). The sanctions-perceptions link in a model of school-based deterrence. Journal of Quantitative Criminology 25: Greg Pogarsky (2007). Deterrence and individual differences among convicted offenders. Journal of Quantitative Criminology 23: Min Xie, Greg Pogarsky, James Lynch, & David McDowall (2006). Prior police contact and subsequent victim reporting: Results from the NCVS. Justice Quarterly 23: Mark Muraven, Greg Pogarsky, & Dikla Shmueli (2006). Self-control depletion and the General Theory of Crime. Journal of Quantitative Criminology 22: Greg Pogarsky, Terence P. Thornberry, & Alan J. Lizotte (2006). Developmental outcomes for children of young mothers. Journal of Marriage & Family 68: Greg Pogarsky, Kideuk Kim, & Ray Paternoster (2005). Perceptual change in the National Youth Survey: Implications for deterrence theory and offender decision-making. Justice Quarterly 22:

3 Greg Pogarsky (2004). Projected offending and contemporaneous rule violation: Implications for heterotypic continuity. Criminology 42: Daniel S. Nagin & Greg Pogarsky (2004). Time and punishment: Delayed Consequences and Criminal Behavior. Journal of Quantitative Criminology 20: Greg Pogarsky & Alex R. Piquero (2004). Studying the reach of deterrence: Can deterrence theory help explain police misconduct? Journal of Criminal Justice 32: Greg Pogarsky, Alex R. Piquero, & Ray Paternoster (2004). Modeling change in perceptions about sanction threats: The neglected linkage in deterrence theory. Journal of Quantitative Criminology 20: Greg Pogarsky, Alan J. Lizotte, & Terence P. Thornberry (2003). The Delinquency of children born to young mothers: Results from the Rochester Youth Development Study. Criminology 41: Greg Pogarsky & Alex R. Piquero (2003). Can punishment encourage offending? Investigating the 'Resetting' effect. Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency 40: Daniel S. Nagin & Greg Pogarsky (2003). An experimental investigation of deterrence: Cheating, self-serving bias, & impulsivity. Criminology 41: Greg Pogarsky (2002). Identifying Deterrable offenders: Implications for deterrence research. Justice Quarterly 19: Alex R. Piquero & Greg Pogarsky (2002). Beyond Stafford and Warr's reconceptualization of deterrence: Personal & vicarious experiences, impulsivity, & offending behavior. Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency 39: Daniel S. Nagin & Greg Pogarsky (2001). Integrating celerity, impulsivity, and extralegal sanction threats into a model of general deterrence: Theory and evidence. Criminology 39: Greg Pogarsky & Linda Babcock (2001). Damage caps, motivated anchoring & bargaining impasse. Journal of Legal Studies 30: Linda Babcock & Greg Pogarsky (1999). Damage caps and settlement: A behavioral approach. Journal of Legal Studies 28: Daniel S. Nagin, Greg Pogarsky, & David Farrington (1997). Adolescent mothers & the criminal behavior of their children. Law & Society Review 31:

4 Other Publications Greg Pogarsky (2010). Perceptual deterrence theory. In F. T. Cullen & P. Wilcox (Eds.), Encyclopedia of criminological theory. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. Greg Pogarsky (2008). Deterrence, editorial introduction. Criminology & Public Policy 7:5-8. Greg Pogarsky (2006). Criminal records, employment, and recidivism, editorial introduction. Criminology & Public Policy 5: Invited Presentations United States Anti Doping Agency Symposium (10/3/15) Deterring Atypical Populations University of Maryland Population Research Center (April, 2008) University of Maryland Program on the Economics of Crime and Justice Policy, June 2005 MacArthur Research Network on Adolescent Development and Juvenile Justice, February 2005 National Research Council, Committee on Law and Justice, Violence Against Women Workshop (Discussant, National Academy of Sciences, Washington DC, Jan. 2002) Service to the Profession, University, & Department Profession: Editorial Board, Criminology ( ) Editorial Board, Journal of Quantitative Criminology ( ) Editorial Board, Criminology & Public Policy (2010-present) Editorial Board, Criminal Justice Policy Review (2005-present) Grant Review Panel, National Science Foundation, Law and Social Sciences Division ( ) Program Committee, American Society of Criminology annual meetings ( , 2015) Student Paper Award Committee, American Society of Criminology, 2011 Teaching Award Committee, American Society of Criminology, Chair, 2010 Teaching Award Committee, American Society of Criminology, 2009 Senior Editor (2008) Criminology & Public Policy 7:5-8 Senior Editor (2006) Criminology & Public Policy 5: Hindelang Award Committee (outstanding book), American Society of Criminology, Editor, special issue, Journal of Quantitative Criminology ( ) Cosponsor and Organizer, Invited NCOVR Workshops on Crime Decision-Making ( ) Behavioral Decision Research in Management Conference, local organizing committee (2000) 4

5 Manuscript reviewer: American Sociological Review Australian & New Zealand Journal of Criminology Basic & Applied Social Psychology Child Abuse & Neglect Crime & Delinquency Criminal Justice & Behavior Criminal Justice Policy Review Criminology Criminology & Public Policy Journal of Crime & Justice Journal of Criminal Justice Journal of Economic Psychology Journal of Interpersonal Violence Journal of Legal Studies Journal of Policy Analysis & Management Journal of Quantitative Criminology Journal of Research in Crime & Delinquency Justice Quarterly Law & Human Behavior Law & Society Review Psychological Review Psychology, Public Policy & Law Sociological Forum Social Forces Social Problems Social Science Quarterly Western Criminology Review University (at Albany, from 2001-present) Undergraduate Academic Counsel CAAS ( ) Faculty Search Committee in Digital Forensics (2014-ongoing) Provost s Review Panel for Faculty Hiring (2012-ongoing) Graduate Academic Council Committee on Admissions and Academic Standing ( ) Strategic Planning Task Force on Graduate Education ( ) CLUE Leadership Seminar, Fellow ( ) CLUE Planning Committee on Promotion and Tenure ( ) Faculty Senator for School of Criminal Justice ( ) Graduate Academic Council Committee on Curriculum and Instruction ( ) Departmental (at Albany, from 2001-present) Associate Dean Student Performance Committee, chair Admissions committee 5

6 Student Performance Committee, chair Admissions committee Student Performance Committee Graduate Committee Student Performance Committee (Chair) School personnel committee (for promotion & tenure) Associate Dean Student Performance Committee (Chair, fall term) Graduate committee (ex officio) School personnel committee (for promotion & tenure) Associate Dean Graduate committee (ex officio) School personnel committee (for promotion & tenure) Information Technology Committee Faculty Search Committee Faculty Search Committee, chair Graduate Admissions Committee Faculty Research Grant (FRAP) Review Committee, chair Committee to Draft Guidelines for Faculty Feedback Information Technology Committee Graduate Curriculum Committee Undergraduate Curriculum Committee Compact Planning Committee Committee for Selection of Hindelang Research Fellow Committee for Selection of Outstanding Dissertation Award Graduate Admissions and Awards Committee, chair Faculty Search Committee Co-organizer of Inaugural Albany Symposium on Crime & Justice Albany Symposium Committee Faculty Research Grant (FRAP) Review Committee Graduate Admissions and Awards Committee Faculty Search Committee 6

7 Committee for Selection of Hindelang Research Fellow Committee for Selection of Outstanding Dissertation Award Masters Admissions Committee Ad hoc computing committee Indirect cost committee Curriculum committee Honors Outstanding Faculty Award, 2000 (voted by graduate students) University of Arizona, School of Public Administration & Policy PhD Student Committees Chair: Gregory Zimmerman ( ), assistant professor at Northeastern University Carter Rees ( ), assistant professor at Arizona State University Naomi Freeman ( ), comprehensive defended, prospectus attempted Tricia O Donnell ( ), comprehensive attempted Committee member: Sean Roche (2015-ongoing), writing dissertation prospectus Min Xie ( ), assistant professor at Arizona State University Thomas Brewer ( ), assistant professor at Kent State University Leigh Nakama ( ), New York State Office of Children & Family Services Jennifer Bryant, ( ), New York State Department of Probation & Correctional Alternatives Robert Martin, ( ), PhD received Matthew Philips ( ), Department of Homeland Security Kelly Socia (2009-ongoing), assistant professor at University Massachusetts Amherst Kideuk Kim ( ), comprehensive attempted Myla Valor ( ), comprehensive defended, prospectus attempted Tanya Tucker ( ), comprehensive attempted Daniel Beaulieu ( ), Sociology, dissertation proposal attempted Jing Liu ( ), prospectus and dissertation defended Shaohua Yu (2009-ongoing), prospectus defended Siyu Liu ( ), comprehensive defended Jennifer Owens ( ), dissertation defended Brent Lovett (2010-ongoing), prospectus defended 7

8 Undergraduate Honors Theses Supervised 2015 Sung Ji Shin Kenneth Anderson Elizabeth Bush Christopher Graber Alexander Testa Kayla Arias Estrella Carchichabla Jane Daquin Courses Taught Graduate: Undergraduate: PhD professionalization seminar Criminal procedure Criminal law Seminar in analytical writing and research Seminar in decision-making and deterrence Statistics Microeconomics Negotiation Honors research seminar American criminal courts Criminal law Criminal justice administration 8