Brian Norris, Ph.D. The Citadel Department of Criminal Justice 171 Moultrie Street Charleston, SC

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1 Brian Norris, Ph.D. The Citadel Department of Criminal Justice 171 Moultrie Street Charleston, SC (843) Education 2010 PhD, International Relations, Johns Hopkins/SAIS, Washington, DC 2004 MA, Latin American Studies, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX 1995 BA, Business Administration, University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, TX Employment present Assistant Professor, Department of Criminal Justice, The Citadel, Charleston, SC 2011 Adjunct Professor, School of International Service, American University, Washington, DC 2010 Adjunct Professor, Political Science Dept., George Washington University, Washington, DC 2009 Adjunct Instructor, International Development Prog., Johns Hopkins/SAIS, Washington, DC Teaching Assistant, Global Theory and History Prog., Johns Hopkins/SAIS, Washington, DC PhD Candidate, Johns Hopkins/SAIS, Washington, DC Project Manager, anti-corruption and administration of justice projects in Paraguay and Ecuador, Management Systems International (MSI), Washington, DC Program Manager, disaster relief program, Project Concern Int l, San Salvador, El Salvador Rural Sanitation Extension Worker, United States Peace Corps, Bolivia Commercial Real Estate Broker, Macfarlan Capital Partners, Dallas, TX International Experience - 5 yrs. living and working in Latin America; 27 trips to region since Mexico, El Salvador, Bolivia, Paraguay, Ecuador, Panama, Cuba, Argentina, Honduras, India Languages Research Spanish (fluent); Portuguese (read); Quechua (speak conversationally) public administration in prisons in Mexico, the US, and India; comparative public administration; area studies; immigration; security in Mexico Scholarly Publications Without Distinguishing Color or Profession: Culture, Vatican II and the Long-Term Development of Credit Institutions in Bolivia, Bolivian Studies Journal (forthcoming 2016). A Lordly Air of Independence: Culture and the Coming of Modern Banking to Texas, ca , The East Texas Historical Journal 54, no. 2 (forthcoming April 2016). Crime and Punishment in Mexico, in The Encyclopedia of Crime and Punishment, ed. Wesley Jennings (Wiley-Blackwell, 2015). 1

2 Other publications Opinion Presentations Eduardo Enrique Gomez García, Head of Independent Office of Social Prevention and Rehabilitation, Mexico, in Trends in Corrections: Interviews with Corrections Leaders around the World, eds. Martha Henderson Hurley and Dilip K. Das (Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press, 2015). Ideology and Social Improvement in Bolivia during the 20 th Century, Bolivian Studies Journal 18 (2011). Bolivia Struggles for Water, SAISphere (2008). Salvadoran Exceptionalism, SAIS Perspectives (2008). A Worm s Eye View of Food for Work in Bolivia, SAIS Perspectives (2007). Comparative Analysis of Judicial Ethics Committees in Paraguay, Mexico and Texas, for USAID, Paraguay (2006). Chepigana Municipal Strengthening, for ACDI/VOCA and USAID, Panama (2005). High Death Toll, The Post and Courier, December 12, Academic, The Citadel Magazine (2014). No Endorsement, The Post and Courier, November 23, 2013, A14. Top Corrections Personnel Needed for Effective Reform, The Post and Courier, August 14, 2013, A13. El Futuro Confronts the Republicans, The Wall Street Journal, November 27, 2012, A14. No Draft, No Reality Check, The Washington Post, May 18, 2012, A Presenter, Measuring Prison Performance in Mexico, India and the United States, International Studies Association-West, annual conference, Pasadena, CA 2015 Presenter, Differences in Administrative Practices in Two Mexican Prisons, SocDev 2015, Sociology Department, Brown University, Providence, RI 2015 Roundtable participant, Correctional Personnel, a Comparative Perspective: Why We Should Pay Attention to Correctional Leader Perspectives from Across the Globe, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Orlando, FL 2014 Invited talk, US Policy toward Latin America since 2008, Motilal Nehru College of the University of Delhi, New Delhi, India 2014 Presenter, The Function and Origin of Prison Bureaucracies in a Mexican and a US Prison, Faculty of Latin American Social Sciences (FLACSO)-International Studies Association, Buenos Aires, Argentina 2014 Presenter, Differences in Public Administration in Prison Sectors of the US and Mexico, ca , Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL 2014 Discussant and chair, panel: Democratization and Political Development in Latin America, Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL 2

3 2014 Invited talk, Latin America s Growing Pains: Managing the Unintended Consequences of Economic Development, Dallas Committee on Foreign Relations, Dallas, TX 2014 Invited talk, Regional Overview: Latin America, for Mary Kay, Inc., Addison, TX 2013 Invited talk, Gownmen and Swordsmen: Can Richard Morse's The Heritage of Latin America Bridge the Divide between the Two? Sigma Delta Pi Honor Society, Citadel 2013 Presenter, Internal Determinates of Mexico s Security Policy, Southeast Region Security and Intelligence Conference, Charleston, SC 2013 Chair, panel: Intelligence Challenges Confronting the Southeast US Drug Trafficking, Southeast Region Security and Intelligence Conference, Charleston, SC 2013 Invited talk, Charting a New Course: Mexico after the Election, Casper Committee on Foreign Relations, Casper, WY 2013 Invited talk, Charting a New Course: Mexico after the Election, Boise Committee on Foreign Relations, Boise, ID 2013 Moderator, US Immigration Policy, brownbag, Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, Citadel 2013 Presenter, Effects of Culture, Institutions and Contingent factors on Long-term Crime Rates in Mexico and the US, Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL 2013 Chair and discussant, panel: Bureaucratic Capacity and Democratization, Midwest Political Science Association, Annual Conference, Chicago, IL 2012 Invited talk, Mexican Politics Today: Democratic Dinosaurs and Beatific Bureaucrats, Birmingham Committee on Foreign Relations, Birmingham, AL 2012 Invited talk, Mexican Politics Today: Democratic Dinosaurs and Beatific Bureaucrats, Indianapolis Committee on Foreign Relations, Indianapolis, IN 2012 Presenter, Drug Violence in Mexico and Central America since 1990, Mid-Atlantic Council of Latin American Studies, American University, Washington, DC 2011 Presenter, Ideology and Social Improvement in Bolivia during the 20th Century, Mid- Atlantic Council of Latin American Studies, University of Pittsburg, PA 2008 Panelist, Sustainability in Development, Johns Hopkins/SAIS, Washington, DC 2007 Panelist, Ethics in International Aid, Johns Hopkins/SAIS, Washington, DC Courses Taught Mexico Maymester, study abroad (u) Biology and Crime (u) Criminal Justice Bureaucracies (u) Immigration and Security (u) Criminal Justice in Latin America (u) The State in Comparative Perspective (u) Narco-terrorism (u) Introduction to Criminal Justice (u) Introduction to Comparative Politics (u) International relations of the Americas (g) Contemporary Latin America (u) State and Local Government (u) Democratic and Economic Development in El Salvador (g, with field practicum) Theories of International Relations (g) 3

4 Teaching Professional Development 2014 Online Teaching Faculty Academy, The Citadel 2013 Effective College Teaching Workshop, United States Naval Academy Student Development 2015 Faculty advisor, Alpha Phi Sigma, Criminal Justice Honor Society, The Citadel 2014 Undergraduate honors independent study supervisor, Rural Health in Nicaragua, The Citadel Non-Partisan Poll Manager volunteer initiative, Charleston Board of Elections, Leadership Day, The Citadel 2012 Undergrad Honors Thesis Supervisor, Foreign Policy of Brazil, El Salvador and US in Honduran Constitutional Crisis of 2009, The American University, Washington, DC 2011 Undergrad Honors Thesis Supervisor, Easter Island, Basque Region and Sudan Independence Movements Compared, The American University, Washington, DC 2011 Discussant, Student Policy Symposium, Project on International Peace & Security, College of William and Mary and Carnegie Endowment for Int l Peace, Washington, DC 2010 Fellow, Summer Symposium on Foreign Policy and International Business Conference, Osgood Center for International Studies, Washington, DC 2010 Panelist, International Careers, Archer Center, University of Texas, Washington, DC 2007 Panelist, Careers in International Development, Kenan Flagler School of Business, University of North Carolina Study tours and consultancies 2015 Faculty leader, Mexico Maymester, The Citadel, 5 students, 2 wks., 27 in-country interviews, Mexico City and Guanajuato, Mexico 2015 Faculty co-leader, Cuba study tour, The Citadel, 15 participants, 10 days, Havana, Cuba 2014 Faculty co-leader, The Citadel, Cuba study tour, 23 participants, 10 days, Havana, Cuba 2010 Faculty leader, El Salvador study tour, Johns Hopkins/SAIS, 12 students, 2 wks., 39 incountry interviews, El Salvador 2005 Leader, Judicial ethics commissions tours, Management Systems International, 5 participants from gov t of Paraguay, 8 days in Mexico City, Mexico and Austin, Texas 2004 Consultant, rural municipal gov t in Panama, 69 interviews, for ACDI/VOCA and USAID, Panama City, Panama Public Service and Committee Work 2014-present 2013-present 2013-present Member, Board of Trustees, Charleston County Public Library Member, Scholarship Committee, The Citadel Treasurer, Board of Directors, World Affairs Council of Charleston (waccharleston.org) 2012 Poll Manager, Charleston, SC Elections Official, Manassas, VA 4

5 th Grade Geography Textbook Selection Committee Chair, Prince William County School District, VA 2009 Grant Reviewer, Broadband Technology Opportunities Program, U.S. Department of Commerce s National Telecommunications and Information Administration Member, Faculty Committee for PhD Program, Johns Hopkins/SAIS, Washington, DC Grants and External Support Research grant, The Citadel Foundation, Governing Prisons in Mexico Research presentation grant, The Citadel Foundation, various Cost share, Dallas, Indianapolis, Birmingham, Wyoming and Boise Committees on Foreign Relations 2003 Title VI FLAS Fellowship, 3 mos. study of Aymara in Bolivia, University Texas, Austin Membership Sigma Delta Pi, National Hispanic Honor Society Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity James Island Presbyterian Church 5