Nayab Hakim. M.S., Criminal Justice 2009 University of Alabama. B.S., Criminal Justice 2008 California State University, Sacramento

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1 Nayab Hakim Visiting Instructor Department of Criminology University of South Florida 4202 E. Fowler Ave., SOC 321 Tampa, FL Phone: (cell) EDUCATION Doctoral Candidate, Criminology Expected 05/2016 Dissertation: Neutralizing sexual offending: Voices of the incarcerated Dissertation Committee Members: Dr. Timothy Austin (Dissertation Chair), Dr. Kathleen Hanrahan, Dr. Jennifer Roberts, and Dr. John Lewis (Prospectus defended July, 2013) M.S., Criminal Justice 2009 University of Alabama B.S., Criminal Justice 2008 California State University, Sacramento RESEARCH AND TEACHNG INTERESTS Survey of Criminal Justice System, Criminological Theory, Sex Crimes and Sex Offender Policies, Gender and Crime, Race and Crime, Corrections, Violence and Victimology, Terrorism TEACHING EXPERIENCE Visiting Instructor; Department of Criminology, USF Spring, 2016 Fall, 2015 CCJ 3024: Survey of Criminal Justice System (one section, live) CCJ 3117: Theories of Criminal Behavior (two sections, live & online) CCJ 4934: Seminar-Corrections (one section, online) CCJ 3024: Survey of Criminal Justice System (one section, live) CCJ 3117: Theories of Criminal Behavior (two sections, live & online) CCJ 4934: Seminar-Corrections (one section, online) 1

2 Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Criminology & CJ, UT Spring, 2015 Fall, 2014 CRIM 102: Introduction to Criminal Justice (one section, live) CRIM 313: Introduction to Corrections (two sections, live) CRIM 324: Criminological Theory (one section, live) CRIM 102: Introduction to Criminal Justice (one section, live) CRIM 210: Ethics in Justice (one section, live) CRIM 313: Introduction to Corrections (two sections, live) Instructor of Record, Department of Criminology, IUP Spring, 2014 Fall, 2013 CRIM 225: Survey of Corrections (two sections, live) CRIM 384: Violence and Victimology (two sections, live) (one section, live) CRIM 102: Survey of Criminology (one section, live) CRIM 384: Violence and Victimology (two sections, live) Spring, 2013 Fall, 2012 CRIM 102: Survey of Criminology (two sections, live) (two sections, live) Guest Lecturer, Department of Criminology, IUP Fall, 2013 CRIM 410: Race, Ethnic, Social Structure and Crime Instructor of Record (Dr. Jonathan Cooper) Guest Lecturer, Department of Criminology, IUP Spring, 2012 CRIM 306: Criminological Research Methods Instructor of Record (Dr. Kate Hanrahan) 2

3 Guest Lecturer, Department of Criminology, IUP Spring, 2011 Instructor of Record (Dr. Kate Hanrahan Graduate Assistant, Department of Criminology, IUP Dr. Dennis Giever CRIM 718: Quantitative Strategies for Analysis is Criminology CRIM 610: Legal Issues in Criminology Dr. Kate Hanrahan CRIM 306: Criminological Research Methods Dr. Randy Martin PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE The Tuscaloosa News Prepress Assistant Tuscaloosa, AL PUBLICATION Lankford, A., & Hakim, N. (2011). From Columbine to Palestine: A comparative analysis of rampage shooters in the United States and volunteer suicide bombers in the Middle East. Aggression and Violent Behavior, 16(2), PAPERS IN PROGRESS Hakim, N. Measuring awareness and protective behaviors resulting from sex offender community notification policies. Hakim, N. But its okay: Narratives of South Asian domestic violence victims in the U.S. Hakim, N. Honor killing in Pakistan: The unheard and unseen victims Hakim, N. From formal to informal: Comparing correctional practices of Pakistan s and United States correction systems 3

4 PRESENTATIONS National Hakim, N. (forthcoming, November, 2015). Talking to a Shadow: Exploring the Lives and Experiences of Honor Killing escapees. The American Society of Criminology, Washington, D.C., Paper Presentation. Hakim, N. (November, 2013). Neutralizing sexual offending: Voices of the incarcerated. The American Society of Criminology, Atlanta, GA, Paper Presentation. Chair. Hakim, N. (November, 2012). Searching for the link: Measuring awareness and protective behaviors resulting from sex offender community notification policies. The American Society of Criminology, Chicago, IL, Paper Presentation. Hakim, N. (November, 2012). A discussion on Pennsylvania s incarceration binge. The American Society of Criminology, Chicago, IL, Roundtable Presentation. Hakim, N. (March, 2012). An examination of the published research on recidivism among juvenile sex offenders and its implications. Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, New York, NY, Paper Presentation. Local Hakim, N. (April, 2012). To live or not to live: Examining the efficacy of sex offender residence restriction policies. Graduate Scholars Forum, IUP, Poster Presentation. Hakim, N. (April, 2011). Juvenile vandalism: Prevalence, causation, and prevention. First Annual Graduate Scholars Forum, IUP, Poster Presentation. WORKSHOPS Practical Strategies for Increasing Power. The Applied Research Lab, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, April, Using NVivo for Literature Reviews. The Applied Research Lab, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, April, Qualtrics to SPSS: Tricks to Improve the Process. The Applied Research Lab, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, June, SPSS to APA: Making SPSS Automatically Format Tables in APA Styles. The Applied Research Lab, Indiana, University of Pennsylvania, November,

5 AWARDS AND HONORS University Graduate Assistantship. Department of Criminology, IUP, Teaching Assistantship. Department of Criminology, IUP, University Travel Grant., SERVICE Student Advising, Department of Criminology & CJ University of Tampa Vice President, Criminology Graduate Student Association Secretary, Criminology Graduate Student Association Women Escaping a Violent Environment (WEAVE) Sacramento, CA (Volunteer) Feed the Hungry Stockton, CA (Volunteer) PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS The American Society of Criminology Divisions: Critical Criminology, People of Color and Crime, Women and Crime 2009-Present Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences 2009-Present Section Memberships: Minorities and Women, Restorative and Community Justice Criminology Graduate Student Organization Pennsylvania Prison Society Alpha Phi Sigma REFERENCES Provided upon request 5