--J.D. Tulane Law School, New Orleans, LA (1990) --B.A. (Political Science) Austin College, Sherman, TX (1987)

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1 Curriculum Vitae ANDREW E. FRANZ, ESQ. Instructor, University of South Florida Department of Criminology 4202 East Fowler Avenue, SOC 107 Tampa, FL (813) EDUCATION: --J.D. Tulane Law School, New Orleans, LA (1990) --B.A. (Political Science) Austin College, Sherman, TX (1987) SELECT PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: --Instructor, Department of Criminology, University of South Florida, August 2012 present --Assistant Professor, Department of Criminal Justice, University of Pittsburgh, August 2005 May Adjunct Professor, Department of Criminal Justice, University of Pittsburgh, January 2004 May Criminal Defense Attorney (both Indigent Contract Bid and Private Retained), The Law Office of Andrew E. Franz, Gulfport, MS, September 1996 September Assistant Staff Judge Advocate (Active Duty Military Justice Trial Counsel, including service as Chief of Military Justice), United States Air Force, Keesler AFB, MS, December 1993 September 1996, and Offutt AFB, NE, September 1990 December 1993, Direct Appointee ranks of First Lieutenant and Captain, Honorable Discharge PUBLICATIONS: Dusky v. United States; Competency to stand trial entry in Encyclopedia of Juvenile Justice Due Process. entry in Encyclopedia of Crime and Punishment Climate Change and the Courts: A U.S. and Global Perspective chapter in Climate Change, Crime and Criminology. Editor Rob White. United States: Springer Environmental Justice entry in African Americans and Criminal Justice: an Encyclopedia. 1

2 Crimes Against Water: Non-Enforcement of State Water Pollution Laws Crime, Law and Social Change, Vol. 56(1) (2011) Crimes Against Water: The Rivers and Harbors Act of 1899 Tulane Environmental Law Journal, Vol. 23 (2010) Book Review of Karel Kurst-Swanger s Worship and Sin: an Exploration of Religion-Related Crime in the United States International Criminal Justice Review, Vol 19, June Ingmar Bergman s The Virgin Spring: Cultures in Conflict Contemporary Justice Review, Vol. 11 June Shall Not Be Suspended Unless: A Tale of Habeas Corpus Criminal Law Bulletin, Vol 43, March 2007 PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS: --Using the Concept of Environmental Justice as a Multi-Disciplinary Teaching Tool International Symposium for the Study of the Social Sciences, Orlando, FL, Spring An International Perspective on Universal Jurisdiction and the Enforcement of Water Pollution Crimes American Society of Criminology, Washington, D.C., Fall Non-Enforcement of State Water Pollution Laws (special panel) American Society of Criminology, San Francisco, CA; Fall Rule of Law in Comparative Criminal Justice Historical Perspective Association for Law, Culture and the Humanities, Brown University, Providence RI; Spring Non-Enforcement of State Water Pollution Laws Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, San Diego, CA; Spring Why Environmental Regulation and Other Non-Traditional Enforcement Doesn t Work: A Case for Reinvigorating a Common Law of Environmental Crime Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Boston, MA; Spring The Curious Case of Euthyphro and His Father: A Case for Criminal Justice Ethics Association of Political Theory, Wesleyan University, CT; Fall The Criminology and the Methodology of Socrates in the Euthyphro North Eastern Association of Criminal Justice Sciences, Bristol, RI; Summer Criminality as Philosophic Imperative: To the Precipice of Criminological Nihilism American Society of Criminology, Atlanta, GA; Fall Sources of Brutality in American Common Law North Eastern Association of Criminal Justice Sciences, Bristol, RI; Summer Exception, Law and Language Association for Political Theory, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana; Fall Sensual Choice: Toward an Existential Criminology American Criminal Justice Society, Baltimore, MD; Spring Suspending Habeas: Agamben s State of Exception and its Implications for Habeas Corpus American Criminal Justice Society, Baltimore, MD; Spring

3 --Criminal and Civil Rights: A 9/11 Retrospective Association for Third World Studies (faculty forum, Georgia Southwestern University), Americus, GA; Fall 2002 OTHER TEACHING, LECTURING AND INVITED PRESENTATIONS: --University of South Florida at Tampa Who is Winning the War on Drugs and Why?; Presentation/Lecture at Regional National Association for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, Fall University of South Florida at Tampa Due Process Developments and the War on Drugs; Presentation/Lecture at Regional Conference of Students for Sensible Drug Policy Conference, Fall University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg Faculty Debate Is Climate Change Happening a Look at Rational Legal and Kadi Justice Responses, Fall University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, Environmental Crime in Brazil, Spring University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, Organized Crime Film Lecture Gomorrah, Spring University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, An Inside View of the G-20 Protest in Pittsburgh, Fall University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, Faculty and Staff Panel Discussion on Diversity participant, Fall University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, Constitution Day Presentation King George vs. the Constitution, Fall University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, Panel Discussion on Getting a Law Degree and the Practice of Law, Spring University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, Alternative European Travel, Squatting and Lifestyles, Spring University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, The Ethics of Eating Faculty Debate Compassionate Carnivore vs. Vegan, Spring University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, Constitution Day Speech Mechanisms for Protecting Rights, Fall University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, Invited Course lecture, The Political and Legal Philosophy of Paul Ricoeur, Fall University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, Constitution Day Speech Forgotten Rights Embedded in the Constitution, Fall University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, Privacy Rights 101, Spring University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, Constitution Day Speech Courts Open for Business or Limited Access Courts?, Fall Georgia Southwestern University, Constitutional Law, First Amendment, Crime and Corrections, Fall 2001, Spring 2002, Summer 2002, Fall 2002, and Spring 2003; --Bellevue College, NE, International and Comparative Criminal Law Perspectives, Fall 1991 and Fall

4 SPECIAL AWARDS, GRANTS and SCHOLARSHIPS: --Recipient of full tuition grant from Environmental Law and Policy Scholarship Program at Vermont Law School, South Royalton, VT; 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013 Summer Programs Courses on: Environmental Justice, Clean Water Act, European Community Environmental Law, Oil and Gas Law and International Instruments for the Control of Environmental Degradation --Recipient of fully funded scholarships for attending Northeastern Pre-Law Advisors (NAPLA) and Southern Pre-Law Advisors (SAPLA) Conference, Duke University Law School, NC, Summer 2010 and Northeastern Pre-Law Advisors (NAPLA) Conference, Suffolk University Law School, Boston, MA Summer Nominee: Teacher of the Year Award, University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, Spring Recipient of fully funded Teaching Study Grant from National Endowment for the Humanities, Rule of Law Five Week Teaching Fellows Institute, at New England University, Biddeford, ME; 2009 Summer ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS and AFFILIATIONS: --Association for Law, Culture and the Humanities (ASLCH) --American Society of Criminology --Association for Political Theory (charter member) --Mississippi Bar Association --North-Eastern Association of Pre-law Advisors (NAPLA) --North Eastern Association of Criminal Justice Sciences (NEACJS) --Southern Association of Pre-Law Advisors (SAPLA) --U.S. Court of Appeals 5 th Circuit --U.S. Court of Military Appeals --U.S. District Courts, Southern and Northern Districts of Mississippi SERVICE: --Writer of numerous Letters of Recommendation for students, particularly law school applications --Closing article for annual Criminology Bulletin, 2013, Advisor to NORML USF student group, Spring 2013 to present --Welcoming Committee for new Department hires, Pre-Law School Advisor for University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, September 2005 May University of Pittsburgh (Oakland) Faculty Senate Committee on Bylaws and Procedures Fall 2007 Summer University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg Faculty Senate Committee on Faculty Welfare, Fall 2009 to Spring

5 --University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg Faculty Senate Parliamentarian Fall 2008 to Spring University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg Faculty Senate Committee on Budget and Finance Fall 2007 to Fall University of Pittsburgh at Oakland Faculty Senate Committee on Anti- Discrimination Policy, Spring 2010 May University of Pittsburgh at Oakland, Subcommittee on Transgender Benefits, Winter 2011 May Faculty Advisor to student club The Aficionados Fall 2008 to Spring Interim Faculty Advisor to student organization Alpha Phi Sigma (Criminal Justice Society) Spring Volunteer Board Member, Loan Officer and Teller at East End Cooperative Federal Credit Union (a grass roots financial services organization focused on helping the disadvantaged)--spring 2007 Fall Reviewer for numerous textbooks, proposed textbooks and journal articles Courses Taught: --Violence: topics; Criminal Rights and Procedure; Environmental Crime; Substantive Law; Criminal Justice Survey; Criminal Investigations; Organized Crime; Criminology; Constitutional Law; Violent Crime; Crime, Law and Public Policy; Comparative Criminal justice Systems; Senior Seminar; Independent Studies; Masters Thesis Advisor 5