Curriculum Vitae Jaclyn M. Cwick. University of Missouri St. Louis Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice

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1 Curriculum Vitae Jaclyn M. Cwick University of Missouri St. Louis Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice 526 Lucas Hall One University Boulevard university: secondary: Education Doctor of Philosophy, expected 2016 Criminology and Criminal Justice, University of Missouri St. Louis Dissertation: Expanding Coercive Mobility Theory: Women s Social Capital and Neighborhood Social Control Committee: Elaine Doherty (chair), Robert Bursik, Stephanie DiPietro, Beth Huebner, James Lynch Master of Arts, 2010 Sociology-Criminology, Northern Illinois University Thesis: Incarcerating the Community: Mass Imprisonment and Social Disorganization in Chicago Neighborhoods Bachelor of Arts, 2007 Psychology, Eastern Illinois University Minors: Sociology, Criminology, Pre-law Research and Teaching Interests Social Disorganization Neighborhoods and Crime Prisoner Reentry Crime and the Life Course Race, Inequality, and Crime Consequences of Incarceration Peer Reviewed Publications 2015 Doherty, Elaine E., Jaclyn M. Cwick, Kerry M. Green, and Margaret E. Ensminger. Examining the Consequences of the Prevalent Life Events of Arrest and Incarceration among an Urban African-American Cohort. Justice Quarterly DiPietro, Stephanie M., and Jaclyn M. Cwick. Gender, Family Functioning and Violence across Immigrant Generations. Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency, 51(6): Manuscripts Under Review or In Progress 2015 Cwick, Jaclyn M., Elaine E. Doherty, and Margaret E. Ensminger. (under review). Unpacking the Paradox of Network Ties: The Moderating Effect of Criminal Context on Victimization and Collective Efficacy.

2 2015 Doherty, Elaine E., Jaclyn M. Cwick, and Margaret E. Ensminger. (under review). Applying a Conjunctive Case Configuration Technique to Life Course Criminology Cwick, Jaclyn M. (in progress). Systemic networks within disadvantaged and residentially mobile neighborhoods: Effects to Social Control. Professional Conference Presentations 2014 Jaclyn M. Cwick. Expanding Coercive Mobility: Women s Social Capital and Neighborhood Social Control. American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting. San Francisco, Ca Jaclyn M. Cwick. Understanding Local Network Immersion and its Place within the Systemic Model American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting. Atlanta, Ga Jaclyn M. Cwick and Stephanie M. DiPietro. Family Functioning and Delinquency across Immigrant Generations: A Gendered Examination. American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting. Chicago, IL Jaclyn M. Cwick. Incarcerating the Community: Mass Incarceration and Social Disorganization in Chicago Neighborhoods. Western Society of Criminology Annual Meeting. Newport Beach, Ca. Fellowships, Awards, and Honors University of Missouri St. Louis Graduate School Dissertation Fellowship 2015 First Place for Research in the Social Sciences at the University of Missouri St. Louis Graduate School Research Fair 2015 Sigma Xi Research Fair Award for Research in the Social Sciences 2014 American Society of Criminology s Division on Women and Crime s Student Paper Award Recipient Graduate Assistantship, University of Missouri St. Louis 2010 Frances Rowe Katz Award for Outstanding Thesis Graduate Assistantship, Northern Illinois University Dean List Distinction, all consecutive semesters, Eastern Illinois University 2007 Honors College Graduate, Eastern Illinois University 2007 TRIO Student Services Cumulative 4.0 GPA Academic Achievement Award, Eastern Illinois University Research Experience University of Missouri St. Louis Supervising Professor: Elaine Doherty The Impact of Life Events on Patterns of Drug Use in an Urban African American Cohort - Supported by the National Institute of Drug Abuse Cwick 2

3 Exploring Violent Careers over the Life Course: A Study of Urban African American Males and Females - Supported by the Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation University of Missouri St. Louis Supervising Professor: Stephanie DiPietro A Cross National Study of Criminal Trajectories in Post-War Bosnia and St. Louis - Supported by the J. William Fulbright Scholarship Family Functioning and Delinquency across Immigrant Generations: A Gendered Examination Northern Illinois University Supervising Professor: Abu Bah Nation Building and Post War Reconstruction in Cote d Ivoire, Liberia, and Sierra Leone Northern Illinois University Supervising Professor: Cassandra Crawford The Modernization of Dismemberment and Prosthetic Technological Innovation Professional Teaching Experience University of Missouri St. Louis St. Louis, Mo Course(s) Taught: Research Methods Aurora University Department of Criminal Justice Aurora, IL Course(s) Taught: Introduction to Criminal Justice College of Lake County Grayslake, IL Course(s) Taught: Introduction to Sociology Waubonsee Community College, Plano and Sugar Grove, IL Course(s) Taught: Introduction to Sociology Axia College Online and Ethical Studies Phoenix, Az Course(s) Taught: Cultural Diversity Cwick 3

4 Graduate Teaching Experience University of Missouri St. Louis Professor: Stephanie DiPietro Assisted Course(s): Theories of Crime Northern Illinois University Professor: Jack King Assisted Course(s): Organizing for Social Change; Introduction to Sociology Northern Illinois University Professor: Gwen Jordan Assisted Course(s): Criminology and Law; Introduction to Criminology Northern Illinois University Professor: Cassandra Crawford Assisted Course(s): Social Inequality; Sociology of Gender Workshops and Additional Training 2014 Multilevel Modeling Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research Taught by Dr. Aline Sayer Amherst, Massachusetts 2013 Propensity Score Matching Statistical Horizons Taught by Dr. Shenyang Guo Washington, D.C. Other Professional Experience Northern Illinois University Teaching Assistant Certification Faculty Development and Instructional Design Center Adult Care Specialist with the Graywood Assisted Living Foundation Certifications: Direct Support Professional (DSP) certified in crisis prevention and medication administration, specializing in the care of individuals with developmental and behavioral disabilities Legal Internship with the Coles County Public Defender s Office Supervising Attorney: Terese Matthews Specialization: Criminal law consultation Cwick 4

5 University Service and Professional Organizations 2014-present Member, Midwestern Criminal Justice Association 2012-present Member, American Society of Criminology 2012-present Member, Western Society of Criminology Treasurer, Criminology and Criminal Justice Graduate Student Association, University of Missouri St. Louis 2011-present Member, Criminology and Criminal Justice Graduate Student Association, University of Missouri St. Louis 2008-present Member, American Correctional Association Professional References Robert Bursik Curators Professor, University of Missouri St. Louis 541 Lucas Hall, One University Blvd. Phone: (314) Stephanie DiPietro Assistant Professor, University of Missouri St. Louis 338B Lucas Hall, One University Blvd. Phone: (314) Elaine Eggleston Doherty Associate Professor, University of Missouri St. Louis 338A Lucas Hall, One University Blvd. Phone: (314) Beth Huebner Associate Professor, University of Missouri St. Louis 533 Lucas Hall, One University Blvd. Phone: (314) Cwick 5