Amy Reckdenwald, Ph.D.

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE Amy Reckdenwald, Ph.D. Department of Sociology 4000 Central Florida Blvd. Howard Phillips Hall 406G University of Central Florida Orlando, Florida (office) EDUCATION: Ph.D. in Criminology. University of Florida. Gainesville, Florida. Dissertation Title: Examining Changes in Male and Female Intimate Partner Homicide Over Time. Dissertation Committee: Karen F. Parker (Chair), Lonn Lanza-Kaduce, Alex Piquero, Barbara Zsembik M.A. in Criminology. University of South Florida. Tampa, Florida. Thesis Title: The Interaction Between Victim Race and Gender on Capital Sentencing Outcomes: An Exploration of Previous Research. Thesis Committee: M. Dwayne Smith (Chair), John Cochran, and Christine Sellers B.S. in Psychology with an additional major in Statistics. Carnegie Mellon University. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. ACADEMIC/PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS: Assistant Professor. Department of Sociology. University of Central Florida. Orlando, Florida Assistant Professor. School of Criminology and Criminal Justice. Florida Atlantic University. Boca Raton, Florida Graduate Instructor. Department of Criminology, Law and Society. University of Florida. Gainesville, Florida. 1

2 2005 Graduate Teaching Assistant. Department of Criminology, Law and Society. University of Florida. Gainesville, Florida. RESEARCH EXPERIENCE: Principal Investigator (along with Adam Pritchard), Brevard County Strangulation Prevention Project. University of Central Florida. Orlando, Florida Research Intern. Federal Judicial Center. Washington, DC Graduate Research Assistant. Department of Criminology, Law and Society. University of Florida. Gainesville, Florida Assistant Project Coordinator. Student Research Institute. University of South Florida. Tampa, Florida Graduate Research Assistant. Department of Criminology. University of South Florida. Tampa, Florida Graduate Assistant. Department of Criminology. University of South Florida. Tampa, Florida. PUBLICATIONS: Refereed 2014 Mancini, Christina, Amy Reckdenwald, Eric Beauregard, and Jill Levenson. Sex Industry Exposure over the Life Course on the Onset and Frequency of Sex Offending. Journal of Criminal Justice 42(6): [Blind Peer- Review; Published] Reckdenwald, Amy, Christina Mancini, and Eric Beauregard. Adolescent Self-Image as a Mediator between Childhood Maltreatment and Adult Sexual Offending. Journal of Criminal Justice 42(2): [Blind Peer-Review; Published] Ford, Jason, Amy Reckdenwald, and Briana Marquardt.* Prescription Drug Misuse and Gender. Substance Use and Misuse 49(7): [Blind Peer- Review; Published] Reckdenwald, Amy, Christina Mancini, and Eric Beauregard. The Cycle of Violence: Examining the Impact of Maltreatment Early in Life on Adult Offending. Violence and Victims 28(3): [Blind Peer-Review; Published]. 2

3 2012 Mancini, Christina, Amy Reckdenwald, and Eric Beauregard. Pornographic Exposure Over The Life Course and the Severity of Sexual Offenses: Imitation and Cathartic Effects. Journal of Criminal Justice 40(1): [Blind Peer- Review; Published] Reckdenwald, Amy and Karen F. Parker. Understanding the Change in Male and Female Intimate Partner Homicide Over Time. Feminist Criminology 7(3): [Blind Peer-Review; Published] Reckdenwald, Amy and Karen F. Parker. Understanding Gender-Specific Intimate Partner Homicide: A Theoretical and Domestic Service-Oriented Approach. Journal of Criminal Justice 38(5): [Blind Peer-Review; Published] Parker, Karen F. and Amy Reckdenwald. Concentrated Disadvantage, Traditional Male Role Models and African American Juvenile Violence. Criminology 46(3): [Blind Peer-Review; Published] Reckdenwald, Amy and Karen F. Parker. The Influence of Gender Inequality and Marginalization on Types of Female Offending. Homicide Studies 12(2): [Blind Peer-Review; Published] Parker, Karen F. and Amy Reckdenwald. Women and Crime in Context: Examining the Linkages between Patriarchy and Female Offending across Space. Feminist Criminology 3(1):5-24. [Blind Peer-Review; Published] Reckdenwald Stauffer, Amy, M. Dwayne Smith, John K. Cochran, Sondra J. Fogel and Beth Bjerregaard. The Interaction between Victim Race and Gender on Death Sentencing Outcomes: A Further Exploration. Homicide Studies 10(2): [Blind Peer-Review; Published]. Under Review (*Indicates student author) Reckdenwald, Amy, Jason Ford, and Brittany Murray.* Alcohol Use in Emerging Adulthood: Can Moffitt s Developmental Theory Help Us Understand Binge Drinking Among College Students? (Accept with Minor Revisions with Journal of Child & Adolescent Substance Abuse). Pritchard, Adam, Amy Reckdenwald, Chelsea Nordham.* Non-Fatal Strangulation as Part of Domestic Violence: A Review of Research. (Revise and Resubmit with Trauma, Violence and Abuse). Gillespie, Lane G. and Amy Reckdenwald. Gender Inequality, Place, and Gender-Specific Intimate Partner Homicide: A County-level Analysis in North Carolina. (Revise and Resubmit with Feminist Criminology). 3

4 Reckdenwald, Amy and Shannon Simone.* An Examination of Intimacy, Relationship Status, Injury and Homicide-Suicides. (Under Review with Homicide Studies). Pritchard, Adam, Chelsea Nordam,* Amy Reckdenwald. and Jessie Holton.* Improving Documentation of Strangulation Injuries in Domestic Violence: Pilot Data from a Researcher-Practitioner Collaboration. (Under Review with Feminist Criminology). Book Chapters 2009 Parker, Karen F. and Amy Reckdenwald. Homicide. In 21st Century Criminology: A Reference Handbook, ed. J. Mitchell Miller. Sage. [Solicited by Editor; Published] Reckdenwald, Amy and Chris Gibson. Exhibitionism. In Encyclopedia of Criminology, edited by Richard A. Wright and J. Mitchell Miller. Routledge: New York, NY Gibson, Chris and Amy Reckdenwald. Police: Race and Racial Profiling. In Encyclopedia of Criminology, edited by Richard A. Wright and J. Mitchell Miller. Routledge: New York, NY. GRANTS AND SPONSORED RESEARCH: 2015 Pritchard, Adam and Amy Reckdenwald. Forensic Medical Examinations for Domestic Violence Strangulation Victims. Proposal submitted to the National Institute of Justice. Awaiting Final Decision: $519, Pritchard, Adam and Amy Reckdenwald. Brevard County Strangulation Prevention Project. College of Sciences In-House Research Grant. Project not funded: $18, /2013 Jasinski, Jana and Amy Reckdenwald. Gap Analysis of Orange County Intimate Partner Homicides. Proposal Summited to Orange County. Project not funded: $85, Reckdenwald, Amy. Understanding Female Intimate Partner Homicide: A Theoretical and Domestic Violence Resource Approach. Proposal submitted to the National Science Foundation. Project not funded: $71,267. PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS: (*indicates student author) 2015 Pritchard, Adam Pritchard, Amy Reckdenwald, Jessie Holton, and Chelsea Nordham. Non-Fatal Strangulation as Part of Domestic Violence: A Review of Research. American Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL. National. 4

5 2013 Mancini, Christina, Amy Reckdenwald, and Eric Beauregard. Exposure to the Sex Industry and Sexual Violence: A Test of Social Learning Theory. American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA. National. Simone, Shannon* and Amy Reckdenwald. Homicide-suicides. American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA. National Kremling, Janine and Amy Reckdenwald. Application of the Marshall Hypothesis to the Three-Strikes Law. American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL. National. Zurburg, Heather* and Amy Reckdenwald. An Exploration of Religious Terrorism Over Time: A Content Analysis of the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal. American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL. National. Simone, Shannon* and Amy Reckdenwald. An Analysis of Homicide- Suicides: Assessing the Impact of Structural Conditions at the Census Tract Level in Chicago. American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL. National. Reckdenwald, Amy, Christina Mancini, and Eric Beauregard. Examining the Impact of Maltreatment Early in Life on Adult Offending among Incarcerated Sex Offenders. American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL. National. Kremling, Janine and Amy Reckdenwald. Evaluating Comprehension of the Newly Implemented California Sentencing Instructions. Western Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, New Port Beach, California. Regional Reckdenwald, Amy, Christina Mancini, and Eric Beauregard. Use of Pornography and Violent Sex Offending: A Life Course Approach. American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C. National. Kremling, Janine and Amy Reckdenwald. Attitudes Toward Punishment and Comprehension of Jury Instructions in Capital Punishment Eligible Cases in California. American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C. National Reckdenwald, Amy and Karen Parker. Merging Race and Disadvantage into the Study of Female Urban Violence: A Look at the Relationship between Social and Economic Predictors of Race-Specific Female Homicide Rates Over Time. American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, San Francisco, California. National. 5

6 Kremling, Janine and Amy Reckdenwald. Comprehension of Jury Instructions in California: How Can it be Improved? American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, San Francisco, California. National Reckdenwald, Amy. Examining Intimate Partner Homicide. American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. National Reckdenwald, Amy. Examining Changes in Male and Female Intimate Partner Homicide Over Time, American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, St. Louis, Missouri. National Reckdenwald, Amy. The Influence of Structural Factors and the Availability of Domestic Violence Services on Male and Female Intimate Partner Homicide. American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Atlanta, Georgia. National Hayes, Stephanie, Amy Reckdenwald, and Karen F. Parker. Female Offending in the Aggregate: A Within-Gender Study and Comparison of Female Offending. American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, California. National. Reckdenwald, Amy and Janine Kremling. Intimate Partners and Capital Punishment: Are Intimate Partners Treated Differently than Strangers in Capital Sentencing? American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, California. National Kremling, Janine and Amy Reckdenwald. The Influence of Victim Characteristics on the Outcome of Capital Cases. American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Toronto, Canada. National. Parker, Karen F. and Amy Reckdenwald. Concentrated Disadvantage, Traditional Role Models and Juvenile Arrests. Southern Sociological Society Meetings, Charlotte, NC. Regional Reckdenwald, Amy. The Interaction between Victim Race and Gender on Capital Sentencing Outcomes in North Carolina. American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Nashville, TN. National Verrill, Steven, Amy Reckdenwald and Janine Kremling. Victim Attributes and North Carolina Capital Sentencing. American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Denver, CO. National. 6

7 STUDENT THESES AND DISSERTATIONS Ph. D. Co-Chair Shannon Simone. Golden Gate s Grief: Media Coverage of Location Suicide at the Golden Gate Bridge. [In progress; Expected Summer 2016]. Member Mindy Weller. Development and Testing of a Definition and Measure of Mass Victimization. [In progress; Expected Summer 2016]. Member Lauran Norman. Prescription Stimulant Misuse Among Undergraduates. [Completed; Summer 2015] Member Jordana Navarro. Promoting Courage: An Evaluation of Harbor House of Central Florida s Domestic Violence Primary Prevention Initiative Project Courage. [Completed; Summer 2013]. Member Lane Kirkland Gillespie. The Role of Place in Intimate Partner Homicide: Examining the Relationship between Social Structure and Femicide in North Carolina, [Completed; Spring 2013]. M.A. Chair Michelle Parra. An Examination of Domestic Violence Perpetration: A Further Look into the Gender Symmetry and Asymmetry Debate. [In progress; Expected Fall 2015]. Chair Kayla Ward. American Indian Homicide: A County-Level Analysis Utilizing Social Disorganization Theory Revisited. [Completed; Summer 2015]. Member Jolene Vincent. Domestic Violence & No-Drop Policies: Doing More Harm than Good? [Completed; Summer 2015]. Member Chelsea Nordham. An Examination of Domestic Violence Cases with Juvenile Arrests. [Completed; Summer 2015]. Member Sarah King. The Disobedient Prisoner: A Racial Comparison of the Level of Punishment Prescribed to Inmates for Rule Violations. [Completed; Summer 2015]. Member - Alyssa Mullins. Moving Beyond Title IX: An Evaluation of the Comprehensiveness and Accessibility of Policies and Procedures for Preventing and Responding to Gender Based Violence in Florida Universities. [Completed; Summer 2013]. Chair - Heather Zurburg. An Exploration of Religious Terrorism Over Time: A Content Analysis of the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal. [Completed; Summer 2011]. 7

8 M.A. Member Shannon Frey. UCF Students Understanding of Consent and Applied Rape. [Completed; Spring 2015]. Project Honors Member - Meghan Bejarano. Exclusionary School Discipline and it's In the Disparate Impact. [Completed; Spring 2014]. Major Member - Davis Watson III. Florida s Drug Laws: A Constitutional Examination. [Completed; Summer 2012]. COURSES TAUGHT: Undergraduate Courses Data Analysis Research Methods in Sociology Criminology (Face-to-face & Online) Sociology of Murder (Face-to-face & Online) Victimology Methods of Research in Criminal Justice Special Topics in Domestic Violence Advanced Principles in Criminal Justice Graduate Courses Masters/Doctoral Level Reactions to Domestic Violence Special Topics in Domestic Violence Methods of Research in Criminal Justice PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 2013 Member of a group of 8 faculty members who teach core courses (SYA3400 Applied Social Statistics, SYA4300C Research Methods, and SYA4450 Data Analysis) required for undergraduate Sociology majors. Project members collaborated in making a shared course library to allow Sociology faculty to collectively develop and contribute content for an online classroom environment Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning s Summer Conference 2012 Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning s Winter Conference Teaching Incentive Program Workshop hosted by Dr. Elizabeth Mustaine 2011 IDL6543 completed a non-credit course for faculty sponsored by the Center for Distributed Learning and delivered by Course Design & Development at the University of Central Florida. This class models how to teach online using a combination of seminars, labs, consultations, and web-based instruction. 8

9 The purpose of this faculty development course is to help faculty develop and deliver a fully online ( W ) or mixed mode ( M ) course. SERVICE: Department Seed Grant Review Committee (Fall 2015-Spring 2016) Undergraduate Sociology Research Symposium Judge (Spring 2012; Spring 2015) Alumni Awards Committee (2014-present) Doctoral Methods & Statistics Qualifying Examination Committee (2013-present) Undergraduate Program Committee (2012-present) Graduate Student Area Exam Member Mindy Weller (Spring 2015) Graduate Student Area Exam Co-Chair Shannon Simone (Spring 2014) Graduate Student Area Exam Member Lauren Norman (Spring/Summer 2014) Graduate Student Area Exam Member Lindsey Blumenstein (Spring 2012) Department Search Committee Member ( ) University Parking Advisory Committee ( ) Faculty Senate ( ) The Graduate Council Program Review and Awards Committee ( ) Discipline Reviewer for American Journal of Criminal Justice Reviewer for Violence Against Women Reviewer for Social Science Research Reviewer for Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology Reviewer for Journal of Criminal Justice Reviewer for Feminist Criminology Review for Journal of Quantitative Criminology Reviewer for Justice Quarterly Reviewer for Women & Criminal Justice Reviewer for UCF Undergraduate Research Journal Book Reviewer for American Homicide PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS: Homicide Research Working Group American Society of Criminology 9