VITA. Faith E. Lutze, Ph.D.

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1 VITA Faith E. Lutze, Ph.D. Office Address Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology Washington State University P.O. Box Pullman, WA Telephone: (509) EDUCATION 1996 Ph.D. in Administration of Justice. The Pennsylvania State University Dissertation Title: Does Shock Incarceration Provide a Supportive Environment to Rehabilitation? A Study of the Impact of a Shock Incarceration Program on Inmate Adjustment and Attitudinal Change M.S. in Criminal Justice, University of Cincinnati Thesis Title: Inmates and Treatment: Con Game or Reality? 1986 B.A. in Criminal Justice (Minor in Sociology) Saginaw Valley State College, Michigan 1984 A.A.S. in Criminal Justice Technology Charles Stewart Mott Community College, Michigan CURRENT EMPLOYMENT 2001 Associate Professor, Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology, Washington State University, Pullman, WA Affiliate Faculty, Women Studies, Washington State University, Pullman, WA

2 PUBLICATIONS Book 2014 Lutze, F. The Professional Lives of Community Corrections Officers: The Invisible Side of Reentry. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. Peer Reviewed Publications Forthcoming. Lutze, F., Rosky, J. and Hamilton, Z. Homelessness and Reentry: A Multisite Outcome Evaluation of Washington State s Reentry Housing Program for High Risk Offenders. Criminal Justice and Behavior. Published on-line December 19, DOI: / Forthcoming. Lutze, F. and van Wormer, J. The Reality of Practicing the Ten Key Components in Adult Drug Court. Journal of Offender Rehabilitation Lovrich, N., Lutze, F., and Lovrich, N. Criminal Justice Policy and Public Safety in the American States. Pp in Richard G. Niemi and Joshua J. Dyck (Eds.), Guide to State Politics and Policy. CQ Press Lutze, F., Johnson, W., Clear, T., Latessa, E., and Slate, R. The Future of Community Corrections is Now: Stop Dreaming and Take Action. Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice, 28(1), van Wormer, J. and Lutze, F. Managing and Sustaining Your Juvenile Drug Court. Technical Assistance Brief, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) and the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. Reprinted in Juvenile and Family Court Journal 61(2) (Spring, 2010) van Wormer, J. and Lutze, F. Ensuring Fidelity to the Juvenile Drug Courts Strategies in Practice A Program Component Scale. Technical Assistance Brief, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJDPP) and the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges Drapela, L. and Lutze, F. Innovation in Community Corrections and Probation Officers Fears of Being Sued: Implementing Neighborhood Based Supervision in Spokane, Washington. Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice, 25(4), Murphy, D. and Lutze, F. Police-Probation Partnerships: Professional Identity and the Sharing of Coercive Power. Journal of Criminal Justice, 37(1), PUBLICATIONS (continued)

3 2007 Lutze, F. and van Wormer, J. The Nexus between Drug and Alcohol Treatment Program Integrity and Drug Court Effectiveness: Policy Recommendation for Pursuing Success. Criminal Justice Policy Review, 18(3), Lutze, F. Boot camp prisons and corrections policy: Moving from militarism to an ethic of care. Criminology and Public Policy, 5(2), Lutze, F. and Bell, C. Boot camp prisons as masculine organizations: Rethinking recidivism and program design. Journal of Offender Rehabilitation, 40(3/4): Reprinted in B. Benda & N. Pallone (Eds.), (2005) Rehabilitation Issues, Problems, and Prospects in Boot Camp. New York: The Haworth Press, Inc Lutze, F. and Symons, M. The evolution of domestic violence policy through masculine institutions: From discipline to protection to collaborative empowerment. Criminology and Public Policy, 2(2): Lutze, F. Conscience and Convenience in Boot Camp Prison: An Opportunity for Success. The Journal of Forensic Psychology Practice, 2(4): Lutze, F. The Influence of a Shock Incarceration Program on Inmate Adjustment and Attitudinal Change. Journal of Criminal Justice, 29(3): Lutze, F., P. Smith, and N. Lovrich. Premises for Attaining More Effective Offender Accountability through Community Involvement: Washington State s New Approach. Corrections Management Quarterly, 4(4): Lutze, F. and D. Murphy. Ultra-masculine Prison Environments and Inmate Adjustment: It is Time to Move Beyond the Boys Will Be Boys Paradigm. Justice Quarterly, 16(4): Reprinted in C. Hemmens & M. Stohr (Eds.), (2003). The Inmate Prison Experience, Prentice Hall. Reprinted in M. Stohr, A. Walsh, and C. Hemmens (Eds.), (2009). Corrections: A Text/Reader. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications Lutze, F. Corrections Education: A Need to Expand the Dialog Through Practice and Research. Corrections Management Quarterly, 3(4), Lutze, F. and D. Brody. The Eighth Amendment and Boot Camp Prison: Mental Abuse as Cruel and Unusual Punishment. Crime & Delinquency, 45(2): PUBLICATIONS (continued) 1998 Lutze, F. Are Shock Incarceration Programs More Rehabilitative than Traditional Prison? A Survey of Inmates. Justice Quarterly, 15(3):

4 1998 Marcus-Mendoza, S., J. Klein-Saffran and F. Lutze. A Feminist Examination of Boot Camp Prison Programs for Women. Women and Therapy, 21(1): Reprinted in P. Schram & B. Koons-Witt (Eds.). (2004) Gendered (in)justice: Theory and practice in feminist criminology, 2004, Long Grove, IL: Waveland Press, Inc. Reprinted in J. Harden & M. Hill (Eds.). (1998) Breaking the Rules: Women in Prison and Feminist Therapy. Binghamton, New York: Harrington Park Press Lutze, F. and O. Marenin. The Effectiveness of a Shock Incarceration Program and a Minimum Security Prison in Changing Attitudes Toward Drugs. Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice, 13(2): Cullen, F., F. Lutze, B. Link and N. Wolfe. The Correctional Orientation of Prison Guards: Do Officers Support Rehabilitation? Federal Probation, March, Book Chapters and Invited Manuscripts (Forthcoming) van Wormer, J. and Lutze, F. The great and powerful drug court team: A look behind the curtain. In Debra Shaffer s (Ed.) Drug Courts in America Lutze, F. and Schaefer, R. Rehabilitation and Reentry: Achieving Successful Outcomes during Challenging Times. In Stacy Mallicoat and Christie Gardiner (Eds.), Criminal Justice Policy in Action. Sage Publications Lutze, F. and Kigerl, A. The Psychology of Prisoner Reentry. Pp in J. Helfgott (Ed.) Criminal Psychology, Volumes 1-4, Westport, CT: Praeger Publishers Lovrich, N., Lutze, F., and Lovrich, N. Mass Incarceration: Rethinking the War on Crime & the War on Drugs in the United States. Journal of Crime Prevention and Corrections, 16. (Published in English and Chinese: Translated by Lai, Y. L. into Chinese.) 2011 van Wormer, J. and Lutze F. Exploring the Evidence: The Value of Juvenile Drug Courts. Today: A Publication of the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges, Summer: PUBLICATIONS (continued) 2007 Franklin, C. and Lutze, F. Home confinement and intensive supervision as unsafe havens: The unintended consequences for women. In R. Muraskin (Ed.), It s a Crime:

5 Women and Justice (4 th ed.) (pp ). Upper River Saddle, NJ: Prentice Hall Lutze, F. The acceptance of ultramasculine stereotypes and violence in the control of women inmates. In B. Zaitzow and J. Thomas (Eds.), Women in Prison: Gender and Social Control (pp ). Denver, CO: Lynne Reinner Lutze, F. Hugs, Treatment or Detention: What Works in Changing the Behavior of Juvenile Offenders. Continuing Legal Education Workbook. Seattle, WA: Washington State Bar Association 1992 Goodstein, L. and F. Lutze. Rape and Criminal Justice System Responses. Pp in Imogene Moyer, The Changing Roles of Women in the Criminal Justice System: Offenders, Victims, and Professionals (2nd ed.) Prospect Heights, IL: Waveland Press, Inc. Book Reviews 2011 Lutze, F. Corrections: Foundations for the Future (2 nd Edition) by Jeanne B. Stinchcomb (2011). Corrections Now Newsletter, Academy of Criminal Justice, Corrections Section. Reprinted: Corrections Today, American Corrections Association magazine Lutze, F. Prison Religion: Faith-Based Reform and the Constitution by Winnifred Fallers Sullivan. Law & Politics Book Review, 19(8): Reprinted: Amazon.com 1994 Lutze, F. "Book Review: Women After Prison." International Criminal Justice Review, 4, RESEARCH REPORTS 2011 Lutze, F., Rosky, J., and Falconer, S. Washington State s Reentry Housing Pilot Program Outcome Evaluation: Year 3 Final Report. Washington State University: Unpublished report Lutze, F., J. Bouffard, and J. Rosky. Washington State s Reentry Housing Pilot Program Outcome Evaluation: Year 2 Report. Washington State University: Unpublished report Lutze, F. Process and Outcome Evaluation of the Benton and Franklin Counties Family Dependency Treatment Court. Washington State University: Unpublished report. RESEARCH REPORTS (continued) 2009 Lutze, F., J. Bouffard, and F. Falconer. Washington State s Reentry Housing Pilot Program Evaluation: Year 1 Report. Washington State University: Unpublished report.

6 2008 Lutze, F., and K. Mason. Process and Outcome Evaluation of the Benton and Franklin Counties Adult Drug Court. Washington State University: Unpublished report Lutze, F., and J. Bouffard. Preliminary Report for the RHPP Legislative Update. Washington State University: Unpublished report Lutze, F., and K. Mason. Final report of the Juvenile Drug Court Process and Outcome Evaluation: Benton and Franklin County. Washington State University: Unpublished report Lutze, F., and K. Mason. Preliminary report of Juvenile Drug Court Process and Outcome Evaluation: Benton and Franklin County. Washington State University: Unpublished report Lutze, F., P. Smith, and N. Lovrich. Final Report. A Practitioner-Initiated Research Partnership: An Evaluation of Neighborhood Based Supervision in Spokane, Washington (78 pages). National Institute of Justice, Washington, DC (Grant #: 1999-CE-VX-0007) Lutze, F. Latah County Violence Toward Women Task Force Survey Results: Final Report. A research report prepared for the Latah County Violence Toward Women Task Force for the purposes of developing an interagency sexual assault protocol (67 pages). MANUSCRIPTS IN PROGRESS Lutze, F., van Wormer, J., and Lucas, S. Bringing Drug Courts to Scale: The Promise and Perils of Balancing Treatment and Coercion. Intended for submission to Federal Probation Mowder, D. and Lutze, F. Tengo Miedo! Where should I go for Help? The Help Seeking Behavior of Battered Undocumented Latinas. Intended for submission to Women and Criminal Justice. van Wormer, J., Lutze, F., and Abboud, M. Reaching Collaborative Advantage in Drug Court: A National Survey of Drug Court Professionals Lutze, F. and Drapela, L. The Use of Field Visits as Evidence Based Practice in Community Supervision. Lutze, F. and Cottam, M. False Civility and Passive Peace: Exploring the Relationship Between Family and Intra-Communal Violence.

7 Lutze, F. and Mason, K. Risk and Recidivism in Juvenile Drug Court: A Process and Outcome Evaluation. CURRENT RESEARCH Community Corrections, Prisoner Reentry, Homelessness Juvenile, Adult, and Family Treatment Drug Courts Gender and Justice in the correction of offenders Inter-communal Violence Prevention Militarism and Masculinity in Criminal Justice GRANTS AND AWARDS Proposals Funded: Skagit County (2012). DUI Enhancement Court Grant Evaluation. Jacqueline vanwormer (PI) and Faith Lutze (Co-PI). Funded for $13,500. Washington State Department of Corrections ( ). DOC-WSU Research Partnership: Research Assistant for Data Management. Funded for $31,459. Washington State Department of Community, Trade and Economic Development (CTED) (2008). An Evaluation of Re-entry Housing Pilot Project for High Risk Offenders. Co-investigator Jeff Bouffard. Funded for $169,140. Alcohol and Drug Abuse Research Program (ADARP), Washington State University (2008). Evaluation of the Implementation and Effectiveness of the Spokane County, WA DUI Court. Co-Investigators Jeff Bouffard, Faith Lutze, David Brody, and Leana Bouffard. Funded for $26,908. Family Dependency Treatment Court. A Process Evaluation of the Nexus Between Drug Courts and Treatment Providers in Benton and Franklin Counties. Principal Investigators: Lutze, F. and van Wormer, J. Funded for $8,000. GRANTS AND AWARDS: Proposals Funded (continued) Benton-Franklin County Family Drug Court Implementation Program (2005). Process and Outcome Evaluation. Funded for $25,000.

8 Benton/Franklin County Detention Domestic Violence Project (2005). An outcome evaluation project, for $12,000. Lead Co-investigator Laurie Drapela. Benton-Franklin County Family Drug Court Pilot Evaluation. (2004). Funded for $5,000. Edward Meyer Fund. (2004) APioneers of Justice: A Living History of Women Graduates from the Police Science Program at WSU, Funded for $2,500. Benton/Franklin County Adult Court: (2003/04) Adult Drug Court Process and Outcome Evaluation: Benton and Franklin County, with Karen Mason. Funded for $43,163. Benton/Franklin County Adult Drug Court Meth Grant. (2003). Funded for $3,000. Benton/Franklin County Juvenile Court: (2002/03) AJuvenile Drug Court Process and Outcome Evaluation: Benton and Franklin County, with Karen Mason, for $45,973. Washington State University Research Initiation Grant, for $400 - November National Institute of Justice. A Practitioner-Initiated Research Partnership: An Evaluation of Neighborhood Based Supervision in Spokane, Washington, with Peggy Smith and Nicholas Lovrich. Submitted June 30, Funded for $59, Latah County s Sexual Assault Task Force Inter-agency Coordination Needs Assessment, for $1,000 January Washington State University Integrating Diversity into the Curriculum Mini-Grant Award, for $1,000 - December Washington State University Research Initiation Grant, for $500 - November Federally Funded Research Workshop Participation: Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP). (2013). Selected to participate in OJJDP s Juvenile Drug Court Research to Practice Initiative, Washington, D.C. All travel expenses paid. December 5, Benton-Franklin County Family Drug Court Implementation Team. (2004) Selected to participate as the evaluator for the development and implementation of a family drug court. Participation funded by the Drug Court Planning Office, Washington, DC. All travel expenses paid.

9 Benton-Franklin County Juvenile Drug Court Implementation Team. (2003) Selected to participate as the evaluator for the development and implementation of a juvenile drug court. Co-Investigators Karen Mason and Nicholas Lovrich. Participation funded by the Drug Court Planning Office, Washington, DC. All travel expenses paid. Western Regional Institute for Community Oriented Public Service. Selected to participate as a college representative for developing an educational presentation to prevent dating violence. Participation funded by WRICOPS, Kalispell, MT. All travel expenses paid. Corrections Partnership Concept Paper: Washington State Department of Corrections, Washington State Institute for Community Oriented Policing, and Washington State University. Co-authored with Dr. Peggy Smith, Washington State Department of Corrections. Submitted to NIJ January 3, Invited to NIJ Workshop, Washington DC, May All travel expenses paid. INVITED PRESENTATIONS 2013 Lutze, F. The Cost Effectiveness of Diversion and Problem Solving Courts. Whitman County League of Women Voters. Pullman, WA, December 2, Lutze, F. Neighborhood-Based Supervision: A Review of Promising Practices. The National Reentry Resource Center: A Project of the Council of State Governments Justice Center. National Webinar, September 25, Lutze, F. and Drapela, L. Supervising Parolees Where They Live: A Review of Promising Practices for Neighborhood-Based Supervision. American Probation and Parole Association (APPA) Association National Conference, Baltimore, Maryland. July 29-30, Lutze, F. Student Civic Engagement and Community Impact. Campus-Community Forum: Seeds for Change. Center for Civic Engagement, Washington State University Lutze, F. Controversial Issues in Crime and Punishment. Under the Big Tent Debate Series. Center for Civic Engagement, Washington State University Lutze, F. Working with Outside Evaluators. An invited presentation and panel discussion for the 19th Annual Conference of the Washington State Coalition for the Homeless, Vancouver, WA. INVITED PRESENTATIONS (continued) 2008 Lutze, F. Process and Outcome Evaluation of the Benton and Franklin Counties Adult

10 Drug Court. Invited presentations to: Superior Court Judges of Benton and Franklin Counties, Kennewick, WA Adult Drug Court Operational Team, Kennewick, WA Drug Court Community Advisory Board, Richland, WA 2007 Lutze, F. Process and Outcome Evaluation of the Benton and Franklin Counties Juvenile Drug Court. An invited presentation to the Juvenile Drug Court Operational Team, Kennewick, WA Lutze, F. What Works in Corrections Treatment. An invited presentation for the annual conference of the U.S. Probation and Pretrial Services Office for the District of Idaho, Moscow, ID, Lutze, F. Ultra-masculine Prison Environments. An invited presentation for the GRACe series. Washington State University, Pullman, WA, January Lutze, F. Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Prevention. Sponsored by the Naval Criminal Investigative Services (NCIS). An invited presentation to U.S. Naval Command, Pacific Northwest Region, Submarine Naval Station, Bangor, WA Lutze, F. Hugs, Treatment or Detention: What Works in Changing the Behavior of Juvenile Offenders. An invited presentation for the Continuing Legal Education Series, Non-Traditional Approaches to Problems Facing Our Youth, sponsored by the Washington State Bar Association, Seattle, WA, July 17, Lutze, F. Alternatives to Prison. An invited presentation for National Public Radio s Northwest Edition, (KUOW-Tacoma), March 6, Lutze, F. Transition of Offenders to the Community. An invited presentation for National Public Radio s Morning Edition, Duty to Protect Series (KPLU-Seattle), January 8, Lutze. F. Ultra-masculine Prison Environments: How Sex Role Stereotypes Influence Prison Behavior and Recidivism. An invited presentation for the American Studies Graduate Program Brown Bag Series, Washington State University, Pullman, WA, April 13, Lutze, F. An invited presentation for the panel discussion following the play Breaking Out, Washington State University, Pullman, Washington, October 16, Lutze, F. Violence Toward Women: Reality Turned into Myth. An invited presentation for the Week Without Violence, Washington State University, Pullman, Washington, October 12, 1998.

11 1998 Lutze, F. Gender, Crime and Justice: The Impact of Ultra-Masculine Prison Environments on Inmate Adjustment. An invited presentation for the Women Studies Faculty Research Forum, Washington State University, Pullman, Washington, March 5, Lutze, F. Future Trends in Criminal Justice. An invited presentation for the Kiwanis International Club, Pullman, Washington, June 12, Lutze, F. Crime and Punishment. An invited presentation for the Justice in Transition Lecture Series, Gonzaga Law School, September 21, CONFERENCE PAPERS, PRESENTATIONS AND POSTERS 2014 Moderator: Feature Roundtable: Invisible Implementers: The Nexus Between Probation/Parole Officers and Evidence Based Practice Discussants: Faye Taxman, George Mason University; Gaylene Armstrong, Sam Houston State University; Wes Johnson, University of Southern Mississippi; Risdon Slate, Florida Southern College. A roundtable accepted for presentation at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Philadelphia, PA, February Woo, Y., Stohr, M., Hemmens, C., Lutze, F., and Hamilton, Z. The Impact of Social Support on Inmate Misconduct. A paper accepted for presentation at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Philadelphia, PA, February Moderator, Feature Roundtable: Implementing System-Wide Change in Corrections: Washington State s Offender Change Program. A roundtable held at the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Dallas, TX, March Moderator, Feature Roundtable: The Benefit of Creating State Level Practitioner-Researcher Partnerships in Corrections. A roundtable held at the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Dallas, TX, March Gallagher, B., LeRoy, C., Lutze, F., Wolf, K., and Bush, K. Assessing the effects of science and sustainability programs in prisons on inmates: A case study of the Sustainability in Prisons Project. A poster presented at the CONFOR conference, Alberta, Canada Moderator, Conference Theme Roundtable: The Promise of Correctional Education. Discussants: Loretta Taylor, Director of Education, Walla Walla Community College (WWCC) and Coyote Ridge Correctional Center (CRCC), Johannes Wheeldon, Washington State University (CRCC), Ricardo Chavez, WWCC/CRCC, Amber Morczek, WSU. A roundtable held at the Western Association of Criminal Justice, Coeur D Alene, Idaho, October 17-19, CONFERENCE PAPERS, PRESENTATIONS AND POSTERS (continued) Discussant, Roundtable: Merging ACJS and ASC: Exploring the possibilities of improving discourse between two emerging disciplines. Moderator: Craig Hemmens, President ACJS.

12 Discussants: Faith Lutze, WSU, Ricky Gutierrez, CSU Sacramento, Marlyn Jones, CSU-Sacramento, Ronald Helms, Western Washington University, Andrew Giocamazzi, Boise State University, Alison Burke, Southern Oregon University. A roundtable held at the Western Association of Criminal Justice, Coeur D Alene, Idaho, October 17-19, Lutze, F. Broadening the Conceptualization of Community Corrections Officers Professional Roles. A paper presented at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, New York City, March 13-17, Mowder, D. and Lutze, F. Tengo Miedo! Where should I go for Help? The Help Seeking Behavior of Battered Undocumented Latinas. A paper presented at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, New York City, March 13-17, Lutze, F., Rosky, J., and Hamilton, Z. Washington State Reentry Housing Pilot Project: Third Year Follow-up Outcome Evaluation. A paper presented at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, New York City, March 13-17, Lutze, F., Clear, T., Johnson, W., Latessa, E., and Slate, R. Creating a New Future for Community Corrections: Enhancements, Targeted Change, and Innovation. A paper presented at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Toronto, Canada, March 1-5, Lutze, F., Rosky, J. and Bouffard, J. Reentry and the Provision of Housing for High Risk Offenders Living in Washington State: An Outcome Evaluation. A paper presented at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Toronto, Canada, March 1-5, van Wormer, J. and Lutze, F. Drug Court Team Members and Adherence to the Drug Court Model. A paper presented at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Toronto, Canada, March 1-5, Moderator for ACJS Roundtables: Conference Theme Roundtable: Approaches to Reentry and Parole in the United States and Canada. Discussants: Patrick Altimas, ASRSQ (Association des services de réhabilitation sociale du Québec); Elizabeth White, St. Leonard s Society of Canada; Kelly Sundberg, Mount Royal University. A roundtable held at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Toronto, Ontario. CONFERENCE PAPERS, PRESENTATIONS AND POSTERS (continued) Conference Theme Roundtable: Aboriginal and Native American Reentry and Parole: Canadian and U.S. Perspectives Discussants: Michelle M. Mann, MM Consulting; Melissa Munn, Okanagan College; Allen Paternaude, Thomas Winfree, New Mexico State

13 University. A roundtable held at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Toronto, Ontario. Conference Theme Roundtable: Human Rights and Community Corrections: Canadian and U.S. Perspectives. Discussants: Howard Sapers, Office of the Correctional Investigator of Canada; Todd R. Clear, Rutgers University; Michelle M. Mann, MM Consulting. A roundtable held at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Toronto, Ontario. Conference Theme Roundtable: Researching Drug Treatment Courts in Canada and the U.S. Discussants: Wesley Crichlow, University of Ontario Institute of Technology; Richard Hartley, University of Texas at San Antonio; Jacqueline van Wormer, Washington State University. A roundtable held at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Toronto, Ontario Lutze, F. Dream Big Community Corrections Roundtable. Invited roundtable presentation for the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, San Diego, CA, Lutze, F., Falconer, S., and Bouffard, J. Washington State s Reentry Housing Pilot Project for High Risk Offenders: Year 1. A paper presented at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, San Diego, CA, Lutze, F. and van Wormer, J. Gender, Justice and Participation in Drug Court. A paper presented at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Boston, MA, Lutze, F., Falconer, S., and Bouffard, J. Washington State s Reentry Housing Pilot Project for High Risk Offenders. A paper presented at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Boston, MA, Bouffard, J., Kunzi, T., and Lutze, F. Exploring The Black Box of A Specialized Dui Court Program: Treatment And Court Processes. A paper presented at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Boston, MA, Lutze, F. and van Wormer, J. (2008). Drug Court s Reliance on Interagency Collaboration to Affect System and Offender Level Change. A poster presented at the 2008 WSU Showcase and at the Annual Meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Baltimore, MD. CONFERENCE PAPERS, PRESENTATIONS AND POSTERS (continued) 2008 Lutze, F. and Cottam, M. (2008). False Civility and Passive Peace: Exploring the Relationship Between Family and Intra-Communal Violence. A poster presented at the 2008 WSU Research Showcase.

14 2007 Lutze, F. and Cottam, M. (2007). False Civility and Passive Peace: Exploring the Relationship between Family Violence and Intra-Communal Violence. A paper presented at the International Association of Political Psychology, Portland, OR, Lutze, F., Mason, K. and van Wormer, J. Preliminary Findings of the Adult Drug Court Process and Outcome Evaluation: Benton and Franklin County. A paper presented at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Seattle, WA, Lutze, F., and K. Mason. Final report of the Juvenile Drug Court Process and Outcome Evaluation: Benton and Franklin County. A paper presented at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Seattle, WA, Lutze, F. Attended the Washington Summit, facilitated by the National Alliance for Model State Drug Laws, Tacoma, WA, Lutze, F. Connecting research through interdisciplinary work on masculinity. A presentation given at the annual meetings of GRACe, Portland, OR, Hembach, T., Lutze, F., and Pratt, T. Supervising Sex Offenders in the Community. A paper presented at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Chicago, IL, Drapela, L., and Lutze F. Considering the Other Side of Prisoner Re-entry: An In-depth Study of the Personal and Professional Attributes of Community Corrections Officers in Washington State. A paper presented at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Chicago, IL, Franklin, C. and Lutze, F. Home confinement and intensive supervision as unsafe havens: The unintended consequences for women. A paper presented at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Chicago, IL, Murphy, D., and F. Lutze. Power Imbalances in Police-Probation Partnerships: Analyzing a Potential Source of Mission Distortion. A paper presented at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Chicago, IL, Lucas, S., and F. Lutze. The Benevolent State and Juvenile Drug Courts: Process Accountability as a Check on Discretion and Disparity. A paper presented at the Annual Meetings of the American Society of Criminology, Nashville, TN. CONFERENCE PAPERS, PRESENTATIONS AND POSTERS (continued) 2004 Bell, C., and F. Lutze. Boot Camp Prisons as Masculine Organizations: Rethinking Recidivism and Program Design. A poster presented at the Annual Meetings of the American Society of Criminology, Nashville, TN.

15 2004 Lutze, F. Influencing the Contextual Experiences of Offenders Being Supervised in the Community. A paper presented at the Western and Pacific Association of Criminal Justice Educators in San Diego, CA Vogt, M., F. Lutze, S. Jacobs, and K. Korth. Broken Waves: Factors Related to Domestic Violence in the United States Navy. A paper presented at the Western and Pacific Association of Criminal Justice Educators in Park City, UT Lutze, F. Stress, Fear, and Liability: A Study of Neighborhood-Based Supervision Officers in Spokane, Washington. A paper presented at the American Society of Criminology in Chicago, IL Lutze, F., and Peggy Smith. Inter-Agency Collaboration in Community Corrections: A Case Study of Neighborhood Based Supervision in Spokane, Washington. A paper presented at the annual meetings of the Western and Pacific Association of Criminal Justice Educators in Lake Tahoe, NV Lutze, F. An Evaluation of Neighborhood Based Supervision Community Corrections Officers in Spokane, Washington: A Work in Progress. A paper presented at the American Society of Criminology in Atlanta, Georgia Lutze, F. The Acceptance of Ultramasculine stereotypes and violence in the control of women inmates. A paper presented at the annual meetings of the Western and Pacific Association of Criminal Justice Educators in Vancouver, British Columbia Murphy, D. and F. Lutze. The Relationship between Demographic Characteristics and Inmates, Perceptions of Ultramasculine Prison Environments: An Exploratory Study. A paper presented at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences in New Orleans, Louisiana Lutze, F., N. Lovrich and O. Marenin. Victimization in the Workplace: An International Perspective. A paper presented at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences in Orlando, Florida Lutze, F. and M. Erp. The Potential of the Co-Location of Community Oriented Policing and Community Corrections to Support Victims. A paper presented at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences in Orlando, Florida. CONFERENCE PAPERS, PRESENTATIONS AND POSTERS (continued) 1999 Jackson, A. and F. Lutze. In-Your-Face Therapy : Inmate Experiences of Conflict in Boot Camp Prison. A paper presented at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences in Orlando, Florida.

16 1998 Lutze, F., P. Smith and N. Lovrich. Social Capital and the Inclusion of Community in the Development of Correctional Policy: Encouraging Rational Responses versus Reactive Legislation in Washington State. A paper presented at the Western Pacific Association of Criminal Justice Educators, Boise, Idaho Massoglia, M. and F. Lutze. Drug Offenders Adjustment to Shock Incarceration: The Harder the Drug the Harder the Time. A paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Washington, D.C Murphy, D., N. Rodriguez and F. Lutze. Sentencing Departures Under Sentencing Guidelines: Mitigating and Aggravating Factors for Females. A paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Washington, D.C Lutze, F. and D. Brody. A Legal Evaluation of Boot Camp Prison as Cruel and Unusual Punishment. A paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences in Albuquerque, New Mexico Murphy, D. and F. Lutze. Impact of an Ultra-masculine Environment on Inmate Adjustment. A paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology in San Diego, California Lutze, F. The Influence of Environment on Inmate Adjustment: Shock Incarceration Versus Traditional Prison. A paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences in Louisville, Kentucky Myrene, E. and F. Lutze. Inmate Perceptions of Coercion: A comparison Between a Shock Incarceration Program and a Minimum Security Traditional Prison. A paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences in Louisville, Kentucky Lutze, F. Does Shock Incarceration Differ From a Traditional Minimum Security Institution in the Rehabilitation of Offenders? A Comparison of Inmate Attitudinal Change and Institutional Environments. A paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences in Las Vegas, Nevada Lutze, F. Does Shock Incarceration Provide an Environment Supportive of Rehabilitation? A paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences in Boston, Massachusetts Lutze, F. and J. Klein-Saffran. Inmates Perspective: The Federal Intensive Confinement Center at Lewisburg. A paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences in Chicago, Illinois Lutze, F. and J. Klein-Saffran. "Preliminary Findings on Inmate Amenability and

17 Attitudinal Change in a Shock Incarceration Program." A paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences in Kansas City, Missouri Lutze, F. "Conscience and Convenience in a Shock Incarceration Program." A paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology in New Orleans, Louisiana Lutze, F. "Women in Prison: Contemporary Issues." A paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences in Nashville, Tennessee Helfgott, J., F. Lutze, H. Chang and L. Goodstein. "Inmate Adjustment and Maladaptive Behavior: Comparisons Between the State Raised Youth, Career Criminals, and First Time Imprisonments. A paper presented at the Annual Meetings of the American Society of Criminology in Baltimore, Maryland Goodstein, L. and F. Lutze. "Not Just a Number: The Personal Characteristics of Inmates Participating in Prison Programs." A paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences in Denver, Colorado Lutze, F. and L. Goodstein. "Institutional and Personal Factors Influencing Prisoners' Motivation for and Choice of Correctional Programs." A paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences in Washington, D.C Lutze, F. "Inmates and Rehabilitation: Con Game or Reality." A paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences in San Francisco, California Cullen, F., F. Lutze, B. Link and N. Wolfe "The Correctional Orientation of Prison Guards: Do Officers Support Rehabilitation?" A paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences in St. Louis, Missouri. TEACHING EXPERIENCE Associate Professor, Criminal Justice Program, Washington State University Dates: August 2001 to present Courses: Achieving Justice in a Multi-cultural Society; Cultural Competency and Criminal Justice Reform; Violence Toward Women; Criminal Justice Ethics; Community Corrections; Institutional Corrections; Gender and Justice; Criminal Justice Institutions; Prison Debate Project Assistant Professor, Criminal Justice Program, Washington State University Dates: August 1995 to 2001 Courses: Introduction to Criminal Justice; Violence Toward Women; Juvenile Justice; Institutional Corrections; Community Corrections; Women and Criminal Justice

18 Affiliate Faculty, American Studies, Washington State University, Pullman, WA. ( ) Lecturer, Continuing Education, The Pennsylvania State University Dates: September 1992 to December 1992 Course: Introduction to Women Studies, at the State Correctional Institute for Women, Muncy, PA Lecturer, Department of Sociology, The Pennsylvania State University. Dates: September 1990 to July 1991, September 1992 to December 1992 Courses: Criminology; Advanced Criminology. Lecturer, Women's Studies Program, The Pennsylvania State University. Dates: May 1991 to June 1991 Course: Issues In Rape Prevention. Lecturer, Administration of Justice, The Pennsylvania State University. Dates: January 1989 to May 1989; January 1991 to May 1991; August 1993 to December 1993 Courses: Minorities and The Criminal Justice System; Rape and Violence Toward Women; Women and Criminal Justice Graduate Research/Teaching Assistant, Women's Studies Program, The Pennsylvania State University. Director: Dr. Lynne Goodstein. Dates: September 1987 to May 1990 Teaching Assistant, Administration of Justice, The Pennsylvania State University. Dates: May 1989 to August 1989 Course: Administration of Justice Field Practicum GRADUATE STUDENT COMMITTEES Doctoral Committees ( ) Chair: Matthew Degarmo (in progress). Arkansas State University Roger Schaefer (in progress) Kay Heinrich (in progress), Washington State Department of Corrections Amber Morczek (in progress) Jacqueline van Wormer (2010). Washington State University. Denise Mowder (2010). Metro State University Denver. Tonisha Jones (2010). Western Michigan University. Kevin Wright (2010). Co-Chair, Arizona State University. Jennifer Chioti (2009). University of Houston Downtown, TX. Schannae Lucas (2008), California Lutheran. John Neiswender (2005). Curry College, MA. Member: 30

19 Master s Committees: Total: 126 ( ). List available upon request. Chair: 57 Member: 69 TEACHING AWARDS Criminal Justice Professor of the Year (2013). Presented by Alpha Pi Sigma, Criminal Justice Honor Society, Washington State University. Faculty Appreciation Award for Excellence in Teaching (2008/2009). Presented by the graduate students of Criminal Justice at Washington State University. Outstanding Mentor Nomination (2008). Women and Leadership Alliance Forum. Certificate of Appreciation (2000 and 2002). Presented by the Ronald E. McNair Post-baccalaureate Achievement Program for service as a McNair Faulty Mentor, Washington State University. Faculty Appreciation Award for Excellence in Teaching (1997/98). Presented by the graduate students of Political Science and Criminal Justice, Washington State University. Outstanding Teacher of the Year Award (1995/96). Presented by Alpha Pi Sigma, Criminal Justice Honor Society, Washington State University. SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARDS President s Award for Leadership (2013). Awarded by Washington State University President Elson Floyd in recognition of my dedication to engagement and leadership development at WSU. Coramae Richey Mann Leadership Award (2010). Awarded by the Minorities and Women Section of ACJS for leadership in promoting diversity in scholarship, teaching, and service in Criminal Justice. Outstanding Corrections Section Member Award (2010). Awarded by the Corrections Section of ACJS for research contributions to the field of corrections and service to the Corrections Section. Appreciation Award ACJS (2009). Presented by the Executive Board of ACJS for service as Trustee-at-Large. Outstanding Leadership and Service as Director (2005). Presented by the Political Science and Criminal Justice Program Faculty, Washington State University.

20 Appreciation Award ACJS (2004). Presented by the Executive Board of ACJS for service as Region 5 Trustee. Appreciation Award ( ). West Midlands Police, by Detective Inspector Darren Brookes, Fulbright Scholar. RELATED EMPLOYMENT Research Analyst, Federal Bureau of Prisons, The Intensive Confinement Center, Lewisburg, Pennsylvania. Dates: May 1991 to August 1995 Graduate Research Assistant, Prison Classification Project (NIJ funded), University of Cincinnati. Director: Dr. Patricia Van Voorhis. Dates: September 1986 to August 1987 and May 1988 to August 1988 Security Officer, J.C. Penney Co., Burton, Michigan. Dates: June 1982 to September 1986 UNIVERSITY SERVICE University: Internal Review Board (IRB), President s Office Committee, 2010 to present. Center for Civic Engagement Advisory Board Member, Fall 2012 to present. CLA and COS College Merger Subcommittee: Tenure and Evaluation ( ) Program Review Committee, History Sexual Assault Task Force, Fall 1997 to Washington State University Police Advisory Board, Fall 1997 to Washington State University Student Safety Survey Advisory Working Group on Intimate Partner Violence. Chaired by Tom Brigham, Executive Assistant to the President. WSU Faculty Liaison for Veterans, Office of the President. College: CLA Awards Committee, 2011 to GEAR Committee, Graduate Education, Thomas S. Foley Institute of Public Policy, Advisory Board Member, Women Studies Advisory Board Committee, Fall 1996 to College Research Advisory Committee, College of Liberal Arts, Fall 1995 to Spring Department: Chair, Professional Leadership Liaison 2012-present. Faculty Advisor, Alpha Phi Sigma and Criminal Justice Club 2013-present. Center for Civic Engagement, WSU Student-Coyote Ridge Correctional Center Debate and Civic Engagement, 2012-present.

21 Advisory Board Member, Center for Civic Engagement, 2012-present. Reception Coordinator, WSU Reception for ACJS 50 th Anniversary. Dallas, TX, Graduate Director, Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology, Chair Search Committee, Criminal Justice and Criminology position, Fall Search Committee, Criminal Justice Position, Fall Reception Coordinator, 2-WSU Receptions for ACJS Seattle, WA, Spring Chair s Advisory Committee, Fall 1996, Spring 2006, Spring Director, Criminal Justice Program, Fall 2001 to August DDP Coordinator, Fall 2000 to Diversity Committee, Political Science and Criminal Justice, Fall 1997 to Graduate Studies Committee, Fall , Search Committee, Criminal Justice Position, Vancouver, Fall Search Committee, Criminal Justice Program Position, Pullman, Chair Search Committee, Criminal Justice Position, Pullman, Search Committee, Criminal Justice Position, Vancouver, Fall Undergraduate Committee, Fall Spring Faculty Advisor, Alpha Phi Sigma, Fall 1996 to Search Committee, Criminal Justice Program, Spokane, Fall Search Committee, Criminal Justice Program, Spring Search Committee, Criminal Justice Program, Spring SERVICE TO THE ACADEMY Editorial Board Memberships: Women and Criminal Justice, Editorial Board, October 2008 to present Western Criminology Review, Editorial Board, 2010-present Journal of Prison Education and Reentry, Editorial Board, 2013-present Corrections Management Quarterly, Feature Editor, Teaching Corrections, May 1999 to Justice Quarterly, Associate Editor, January 2000 to 2002 Reviewer: Justice Quarterly Journal of Criminal Justice Education Journal of Crime and Justice Criminology and Public Policy Oklahoma Criminal Justice Research Consortium Sage Publications Wadsworth Publishing Company Women and Criminal Justice Alcohol and Drug Abuse Program WSU Social Problems McGraw-Hill Publishers Western Criminology Criminal Justice Policy Review American Corrections Association National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges Lynne Rienner Publishers Journal of Ethnicity and Criminal Justice Critical Criminology PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS AND ACTIVITIES Memberships: Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (1987 to present)

22 American Society of Criminology (1987, 1990) Western and Pacific Association of Criminal Justice Educators (1998 to present) Service: ACJS Executive Board: Trustee-at-Large, (national election). Region 5 Trustee, (regional election). Chair, Publications Committee, (appointed). Chair, Sub-committee. Braswell Student Paper Award 2012 (appointed). Representative, Policy Review Committee, Canadian Criminal Justice Association present. ACJS Program Committee: Rehabilitation and Treatment, 2014 ACJS National Program Committee Institutional Corrections, 2013 ACJS National Program Committee Institutional Corrections, 2012 ACJS National Program Committee Parole and Reentry, 2011 ACJS National Program Committee. Jails, 2010 ACJS National Program Committee. Member, Local Events Committee, for the 2007 Seattle, WA conference. Ad Hoc Committee on Minimum Standards for Non-Traditional Learning and Distance Education in Criminal Justice, ACJS Victimization, 1999 ACJS National Program. Corrections Section ACJS: Chair (elected position), Corrections Section, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, 1998 to Vice-Chair (elected position), Corrections Section, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, 1995 to Chair, Communications Committee Associate Editor, Corrections Now, section newsletter Awards Committee Member, 2010 to present Minorities and Women Section ACJS: Founding Member of the Minorities and Women Section (1991 to present). Chair, Awards Committee 2011 to present. Executive Counselor, Minorities and Women Section of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, 1992 to Conference Participant and Organizer, Subcommittee Member, Women and Minorities Section, July 1992, State College Pennsylvania. Alternate Steering Committee Member, Women and Minorities, 1991.

23 General Service to ACJS and ASC: Criminal Justice Program Certified Reviewer (2013-present) Moderator, 4 roundtables supporting conference theme of Canada and U.S. Justice, ACJS, Toronto, Chair/Discussant of numerous panels related to corrections, gender, and drug courts from 1988 to present. Chairperson, Women and Prisons, American Society of Criminology, National Program Member, Steering Committee, Sentencing and Corrections, American Society of Criminology, Member, Student Affairs Committee for the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, 1993 to Member, Student Affairs Committee for the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, 1989 to Member of the Division on Women and Crime, American Society of Criminology, 1992 to * Subcommittee member, Women in Prison. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Advisory Board Member (2012-present). Washington State Center for Court Research Advisory Committee. Washington State Center for Court Research, Olympia, WA. Advisory Board Member (2011-present). National Juvenile Drug Court Training & Technical Assistance Project, National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges Member, Byrne/Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) Committee (2005-present), Department of Commerce, Washington State, Olympia. EDUCATIONAL HONORS University of CincinnatiC Dr. Robert Byron Mills Memorial Graduate Award for outstanding scholarship in criminal justice, Saginaw Valley State College, Magna Cum Laude Dean's List: Fall 1984 and 1985, Winter 1986 President's List: Summer Alpha Phi Sigma, National Criminal Justice Honor Society Charles Stewart Mott Community College: Honors for Criminal Justice Scholarship.

24 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 2013 Internal Review Board Continuing Education. Office of Research Assurance, Washington State University. Also completed continuing education in 2010, 2011, and Mental Health First Aid Certification. Washington State University Health and Wellness training to identify and assist faculty, staff, and students to gain access to appropriate services as needed. Certification April 17, Criminal Justice Program Certified Reviewer. Completed ACJS certification training. Approved by the ACJS Executive Board to review criminal justice degree granting programs at the associate, bachelors, and master s degree level. Dallas, TX, March Discrimination and Sexual Harassment Prevention College of Arts and Sciences. Washington State University, Pullman, WA. December Discrimination and Sexual Harassment Prevention On-line Overview. Washington State University, Pullman, WA: December 5, Green Dot Training Institute, Washington State University, Pullman, WA: May WSU initiative to reduce violence on campus Washington State Coalition for the Homeless, 20 th Annual Conference on Ending Homelessness. Attended to learn more about the statewide strategies and the agencies that provide services to the homeless related to offender reentry. Spokane, WA: May Women in Higher Education Roundtable, Mentoring and Leadership Exchange Program. Sandra Haarsager, Associate Dean, College of Arts and Letters, University of Idaho. COMMUNITY SERVICE Tensed Ambulance EMT-Basic Licensed EMT-B, July 2010 to present, Tensed, Idaho. Successful completion of the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare EMT-Basic Class (Course Number B1) April 17, Nationally Registered EMT-B Moscow Middle School R & R Day Experiential Activities to Encourage Respectful and Responsible Choices. September 27, 2013 Anne Beckner Foundation, Inc., Secretary ABF raises money and provides equestrian related scholarships to children living in the Palouse Region of Idaho and Washington. ABF member Moscow Parks and Recreation Micro Soccer Program, Coach 2007, 2008