VITA. J. F. HUEY, Ph.D. Gary, IN (219) Division of Public and Environmental Affairs Indiana University Gary, IN 46408

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1 VITA J. F. HUEY, Ph.D. Gary, IN (219) EMPLOYMENT 2005-present 1997-present Division of Public and Environmental Affairs Indiana University Gary, IN Writer, Researcher, Webmaster Department of Criminal Justice Grambling State University Grambling, LA /1997 Co-Director, Women's Study Program Department of Sociology Department of Criminal Justice Wayne State University Detroit, MI Teaching Assistant, Adjunct School of Criminology and Criminal Justice Florida State University Tallahassee, FL EDUCATION 1994 Ph.D. Criminology and Criminal Justice Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL 1990 M.S. Criminology Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL 1988 B.S. Summa Cum Laude in Criminal Justice Grambling State University, Grambling, LA 1

2 RESEARCH INTERNSHIP Summer 1987 Alcohol Research Group University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, California FELLOWSHIPS ASC Minority Fellowship American Society of Criminology McKnight Black Doctoral Fellowship Florida State University Minority Access to Research Careers Grambling State University COURSES TAUGHT Theories of Crime and Delinquency* Overview of the Criminal Justice System* Crime, Drugs, and Social Policy* Substance Abuse Introduction to Criminal Justice Interviewing, Interrogation & Report Writing Criminal Justice Ethics* Women in the Criminal Justice System* Victimology* Minorities, Crime and Social Policy* Women in Society Issues of Diversity Social Problems Criminology Juvenile Justice System Organized Crime* White Collar Crime (Elite Deviance)* Law Enforcement & Security Systems Theoretical Foundations of Criminal Justice Policies Crime and Public Policy Sexuality and Crime* Crime and Public Policy Popular Culture & Crime Urban Crime Transnational Crime Business of Crime 2

3 Diversity Issues in Criminal Justice Criminal Justice Data, Methods, and Resources Sexuality, Politics & Policy Evolution of Criminological Thought and Policy* Research Methods in Criminal Justice and Public Affairs* Public Program Evaluation* Seminar in CJ Planning, Management, and Issues* Criminal Justice Policy and Evaluation* Criminal Violation: Problems and Characteristics* *Graduate Level Courses AREAS OF INTEREST Feminist Criminology/Women and Crime Women in Policing Black Feminism/Cultural Portrayals Women and Sexuality/Lesbian Studies White Collar and Governmental Crime/Transnational Crime Social Justice Criminal Justice Education Minorities and Crime Philosophy of Science PUBLICATIONS 2005 J.Huey and Michael Lynch "The Image of Black Women in Criminology: Historical Stereotypes as Theoretical Foundation. In Race, Crime, and Justice: A Reader, eds. S.L. Gabbidon and H. T. Greene, New York: Routledge J.F. Huey. JAMU MAGIC. Philadelphia: Xlibris 2000 J.F. Huey A Murderous Opiate for the Masses Philadelphia: Xlibris 1996 J. Huey and Michael Lynch. "The Image of Black Women in Criminology: Historical Stereotypes as Theoretical foundation. " in Justice withprejudice: Race and Criminal Justice in America, ed. M. Lynch and E. Patterson, New York: Harrow and Heston J. Huey. "Book Review: Joel Henderson and David Simon, Crimes of the Criminal Justice System." Social Pathology: A Journal of Reviews 3

4 1992 Michael Lynch, J. Huey, Santiago Nunez, Billy Close, and Carolyn Johnston. "Cultural Literacy, Criminology and Female-Gender Issues: The Power to Exclude" Criminal Justice Education 3, J. Huey, "Juvenile Risk Factors Associated with Adult Criminality." Proceedings of the Summer Research Program. University of California, Berkeley, California ACADEMIC WORKS IN PROGRESS Black Folk Justice 101: A pocket book highlighting critical justice issues for African-Americans in the 21 st century. Criminal Eyes, Criminal Lies, Criminalized: A multimedia/photographic Project. CREATIVE WORKS IN PROGRESS Jusas, Sister of Jesus? JAMU Spirits. Manuscript Black & Tie-dyed: Poetic Peace. Hush Girl: Things your mother told you not to say out loud. GRANTS 1994/5 "Black female identities and their impact on the theory and practice of criminology," Humanities Center, WSU 1996 "Post-treatment Mentoring and Resource Project" WSU FacultyResearch Grant PRESENTATIONS 7/11 "High School, Not High at School: Alcohol & Drug Awareness" 21 st Century Scholars Parents and Students Northwest Indiana region meeting. Gary, IN. July 29,

5 3/11 Not My Child. Seminars for 21 st Century Scholars March 19, 2011, Indianapolis, IN 9/10 Wrong Questions, Wrong People: What Would Billy Ray From Englewood Say About Urban Crime? Annual Meeting of the Midwestern Criminal Justice Association, September 23, 2010, Chicago, IL 3/10 21st Century Land Mines: Detecting the New Threats to Your Teens. Seminars for 21 st Century Scholars March 20, 2010, Indianapolis, IN 2/10 Passionate pedagogy and technology in a transformative criminal justice classroom. Roundtable. Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Annual Meeting, San Diego, February 23-27, /09 Jesus in my classroom: The historical role of the black church in social control, Annual Meeting of the Midwestern Criminal Justice Association, September 25, 2009, Chicago, IL 3/09 Alcopops: Old drugs, new bottles. Seminars for 21 st Century Scholars March 28, 2009, South Bend, IN 9/08 Poverty and Low SES: Identifying and Discussing the Meaning of Poverty to Diverse Criminal Justice Student Populations. Midwestern Criminal Justice Association Annual Meeting, September 5, Chicago. 3/08 Drug-Proofing Your Child Seminars for 21 st Century Scholars, March 29, 2008, Indianapolis, IN. 9/07 Forget Bin Laden, I m afraid of Benito and Latrell them on the corner! Annual Meeting of the Midwestern Criminal Justice Association, September 28, 2007, Chicago, IL 3/05 Women and Criminal Justice: Gender Politics and Professional Development. Roundtable. Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, March 15-19, /05 Visions of a Neo-Revolution. Guest Speaker. Black History Program. Church of God and Christ, Grambling, LA, February 20, /04 Breakout Session Summary. CORe Community Meeting. Monroe, LA. July 20,

6 3/04 Panel Chair: Identifying Risks of Criminal and Volent Behavior. Annual Meeting. Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. Las Vegas, NV. March 9-13, /02 Moderator: Myths and Mysteries of Employment with Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms Seventh Annual Regional Conference and Training Institute. National Association of Blacks in Criminal Justice. Ruston, LA. November 22-23, /01 Moderator: Demystifying Criminal Justice Hiring Procedures. Sixth Annual Regional Conference and Training Institute. National Association of Blacks in Criminal Justice. Ruston, LA. November 16-17, /00 Moderator: A Criminal Justice Homecoming: 25 Years of Students and Professionals. Fifth Annual Regional Conference and Training Institute. National Association of Blacks in Criminal Justice. Ruston, LA. 10/00 Cubed Oppression and Crime: Commentary on the Intersection of Race, Class and Gender Race, Gender, & Class Conference. Southern University at New Orleans. October 19-21, /00 Respondent: Speaker Gregg Barak on Class, Race, Gender in Criminoloy and Criminal Justice. Race, Gender, & Class Conference. Southern University at New Orleans. October 19-21, /00 Reporter. Gender and Research. National Center for Women and Policing conference. Baltimore, MD. March 28-April 2, /99 Moderator. ATF. Fourth Annual Regional Conference and Training Institute. National Association of Blacks in Criminal Justice. Ruston, LA. 4/99 Moderator. Sexual Assaults in Special Populations. Police Leadership for the 21st Century. National Center for Women and Policing conference. Orlando, FL. April 10-15, /98 Moderator. "National Gang Update/Gangster Rap Industry. Third Annual Regional Conference and Training Institute. National Association of Blacks in Criminal Justice. Ruston, LA. 3/97 "Justifiable Fear? Crime and the Gay Nineties." Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. Louisville, KY, March 11-15, /96 Affirmative Action in the Year 2000." Chair of Roundtable and Discussant. American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting. November 20-23, Chicago, IL. 6

7 11/96 "Sister Treatment." American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting. November 20-23, Chicago, IL. 10/96 "Cubed Oppression and Crime: Commentary on the Intersection of Race, Class and Gender." Michigan Sociological Association Meeting. Oakland, Michigan. October 19, /96 "Hypersegregation and the Persistance of Poverty in an Urban Environment." Guest lecture. Urban Problems. WSU. June 18, /96 "Domestic Violence in Diverse Communities: The Black Community." Violence Against Women: Violence Against Children Conference. Detroit, Michigan. May 8, /96 Organizer and Presenter: "Women, crime, and racial ideology." Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. Las Vegas, NV. March 12-16, /96 Poetry Reading. At Many Faces of Feminism Festival. Women's Studies Student Association. Wayne State University. March 6, /95 "The Pedagogical Role of a Black Feminist Criminology." Paper presented at the 1995 Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Meeting. Boston, Mass. March 7-11, /95 "Black Female Identites and their Impact on the Theory and Practice of Criminology," Humanities Center. WSU. Jan. 27, /94 "Author Meets Critics: Joel Henderson." Roundtable at American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting. Miami, FL. Nov. 5-11, /94 "Hate Crimes and the Gay Community." Mental Health Consortium. Sinai Hospital. Detroit, Michigan. 2/94 "The Future of Black Women in Criminology." Paper presented in the Lecture Series of the Women's Studies Program, WSU 7

8 12/93 Guest Speaker. Wayne State University Graduate School Patricia Robert Harris Dinner. Dec. 17, /93 "Black Women in the Criminological Classroom: An Additional Power to Exclude." Paper presented at the 1993 American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting. Phoenix, AZ. Oct , /92 J. Huey and I. Onwudiwe. "Political Ideology and Female Terrorism" Paper presented at 1992 American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting. New Orleans, LA. Nov. 4-7, /92 "A Contextual Analysis of a Feminist-Oriented Criminology: Race and Popular Culture." Paper presented at 1992 American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting. New Orleans, LA. Nov. 4-7, /87 "Juvenile Risk Factors Associated with Adult Criminality." ADAMHA- MARC Symposium, National Institute of Health, Washington, D.C. 7/87 "Juvenile Risk Factors Associated with Adult Criminality." Medical Research Institute, San Francisco, California AFFILIATIONS Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Midwestern Criminal Justice Association 8