Danielle J.S. Bailey 4808 North 160 th Street Omaha, Nebraska EDUCATION

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1 Danielle J.S. Bailey 4808 North 160 th Street Omaha, Nebraska EDUCATION In Progress : Omaha, NE Ph.D. Criminology & Criminal Justice Dissertation Title: Diffusion of Shame: Experiences of Sex Offender Family Support Networks Dissertation Chair: Dr. Lisa Sample 2010 The George Washington University: Washington, DC Master of Forensic Science Concentration: Crime Scene Investigation Thesis Title: Application of High Dynamic Range Photography to Bloodstain Enhancement Photography 2008 West Virginia University Bachelor of Science in Forensic and Investigative Science Concentration: Forensic Examiner Graduated Summa cum Laude Honors College Graduate BOOK CHAPTERS PUBLICATIONS Bailey, D.J.S., Lytle, B. & Sample, L. (2014) Policy implications of sociological theories of crime: Why are they so seldom considered or discussed? In K.M. Beaver, J.C. Barnes. & B. Boutwell (Eds.), The nurture versus biosocial debate in Criminology. SAGE Publications. BOOK REVIEWS Bailey, D.J.S. (2014). Review of the book Sex crime, offenders, and society: A critical look at sexual offending and policy, by C. Mancini. Criminal Justice Review. MANUSCRIPTS UNDER REVIEW Bailey, D.J.S. & Sample, L. Sex offender supervision in context: The need for qualitative examinations of social distance in sex offender-supervision officer relationships. Resubmitted to Criminal Justice Policy Review.

2 TEACHING EXPERIENCE COURSES TAUGHT CRCJ 2110: Criminal Court System Fall 2011, Spring 2012 A sophomore-level class focused on introduction to the U.S. court system CRCJ 2510: Research Methods (On Campus) Fall 2012, Spring 2013 A sophomore-level class focused on research design and methodology CRCJ 2510: Research Methods (Online) Fall 2014 Distance education course focused on research design and methodology CRCJ 3000: Criminal Justice Statistics Fall 2013, Spring 2014 A multi-disciplinary course focused on statistical techniques CRCJ 4800: Serial Killing Summer 2012, Summer 2013 A special topics course focused on serial killer typologies CRCJ 4800: Forensic Science for the CJ Professional Summer 2014 A special topics course designed to introduce criminal justice majors to the nature and realities of forensic science within the criminal justice field. Designed for students not necessarily entering the crime scene field, special focus is on forensic science within the courtroom, including evidence admissibility and expert witnesses, and evidence collection for first responders. TEACHING ASSISTANTSHIPS Survey of Criminal Justice (Online) Spring 2011 School of Criminology and Criminal Justice Instructor: Dr. Chris Marshall Scientific Reasoning and Discovery Proseminar Fall 2009 Spring 2010 Lead Teaching Assistant The George Washington University Honor s Program RESEARCH ASSISTANTSHIPS RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Sex Offender Desistance Project Advisor: Dr. Lisa Sample Spring 2013 present I assist Dr. Sample with the data collection for the Sex Offender Project, a department sponsored project that collects life histories from registered sex offenders within the state of Nebraska. I am involved with recruitment of possible participants and assisted with project submission to the IRB. I also assist with life history collection, conduct qualitative interviews with participants, and data analysis.

3 Program Evaluation for Nebraska Department of Correctional Service Fall 2010 Fall 2012 Step Down Sex Offender Management Program Advisor: Dr. Lisa Sample I assisted Dr. Sample with the program evaluation of the Step Down Sex Offender Management program, a program aimed at utilizing a multi-disciplinary approach to reducing the supervision level of sex offenders on parole to supervision levels more appropriate to their risk level. To conduct the evaluation, I reviewed parole offender files using quantitative and qualitative coding methods and wrote quarterly reports for the NDSC. I also conducted qualitative interviews with program staff about program implementation. PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS Bailey, Danielle. (Anticipated March 2015). Diffusion of shame: Experiences of sex offender social supports. Presentation at the University of Nebraska Omaha s Student Research and Creative Activity Fair Bailey, Danielle. (Anticipated November 2014). Diffusion of shame: Experiences of sex offender family support networks. Presentation at the annual meeting of the American Society of Criminology. Bailey, Danielle. (November 2013) There are no strangers here informal relationship development between parole officers and sex offender parolees. Presented at the annual meeting of the American Society of Criminology. Atlanta, GA Bailey, Danielle. (March 2013). Variation in Sex Offender parole officer relationships: Does victim age matter? Presented at the University of Nebraska Omaha s Student Research and Creative Activity Fair Bailey, Danielle & Lisa Sample. (November 2012). Variation in Sex Offender parole officer relationships: Does victim age matter? Presented at the annual meeting of the American Society of Criminology. San Francisco, CA Schulz, Danielle. (2010). Application of High Dynamic Range Photography to Crime Scene Photography. Presented at the Spring conference of the International Association of Identification, Chesapeake Bay Division Schulz, Danielle. (2008). Comparison of DFO and IND Fluorescence over Time. Poster presentation presented at the Fall conference of the International Association of Identification, Chesapeake Bay Division Schulz, Danielle and Kelly Dunlevy. (2007). Bullet Trajectory Analysis. Poster presentation presented at the Fall conference of the International Association of Identification, Chesapeake Bay Division

4 PROFESSIONAL REPORTS Reports relating to the Desistance from Sex Offending: Psychological, Social, Therapeutic, and Legal Factors Associated with Ending Sexual Recidivism project Summer 2014 Resistance from sex offending and the consequences of sex offender laws Results as of August 2014 Report submitted to the Nebraska Legislative Judiciary Committee and the Summer 2013 Resistance from sex offending and the consequences of sex offender laws Preliminary Results Report submitted to the Reports relating to the Nebraska Department of Correction s Sex Offender Step Down Management Program 2012 Three quarterly reports submitted to the Nebraska Department of Corrections Final Report submitted to the Nebraska Department of Corrections 2011 Two quarterly reports submitted to the Nebraska Department of Corrections Year End Report submitted to the Nebraska Department of Corrections 2010 One quarterly report submitted to the Nebraska Department of Corrections GRANTS/SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS Graduate Research and Creative Activity student award Summer 2014 University Committee on Research and Creative Activity, UNO Awarded $5,000 to assist with data collection/analysis of dissertation project: Diffusion of shame: Experiences of sex offender family support networks Student Summer Funding, Summer 2011 Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice Awarded $2,000 to continue with data collection for the Nebraska Department of Correction s Step- Down Sex Offender Management program Graduate Assistantship, Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice Amount awarded: $17,000 annually and tuition waiver Partial Tuition Waiver, The George Washington University Department of Forensic Science Amount awarded: $4,500 per semester

5 PROPOSALS NOT FUNDED SBE Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grant, Sociology focus Spring 2014 National Science Foundation Amount Requested: $7, Nebraska Step Down Sex Offender Management Program evaluation Spring 2013 University Committee on Research and Creative Activity Amount Requested: $2,000 PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS SERVICE American Society of Criminology 2010 present American Academy of Forensic Science Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences International Association of Identification: Chesapeake Bay Division SERVICE TO THE DEPARTMENT Co-chair of the Graduate Student Organization (GSO) SERVICE TO THE UNIVERSITY Assisted with the College of Public Affairs and Community Service s Dean search 2013 Organizer of the Graduate Student Teacher Teaching Circle SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY Discussant for American Society of Criminology panel 2014 PTO member for Standing Bear Elementary School present PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES Dr. Lisa Sample, Professor 6001 Dodge Street, CPACS Dodge Street, CPACS 218 Omaha, NE Omaha, NE Dr. Samantha Clinkinbeard, Associate Professor Phone: (402) Phone: (402) lsample@unomaha.edu sclinkinbeard@unomaha.edu Dr. Amy Anderson, Associate Professor UNL Campus, Nebraska Hall 310 Lincoln, NE Phone: (402) amyanderson@unomaha.edu