WILLIAM E. HARVER, PH.D. Social Science Division Widener University One University Place Chester, Pennsylvania (610)

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1 WILLIAM E. HARVER, PH.D. Social Science Division Widener University One University Place Chester, Pennsylvania (610) EDUCATION: Ph.D. Criminology, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware, Dissertation Title: "The Production and Consumption of Research in Police Agencies in the United States." M.S. Administration of Justice, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia, Thesis: "Levels of Self-Acceptance and Acceptance of Others in a Selected Sample of Urban Police Officers." B.S. Administration of Justice and Public Safety, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia, PROFESSIONAL TRAINING: Graduate of the 72nd Administrative Officers Course. Southern Police Institute, University of Louisville, Professional development courses since 1971 include: Mid-Level Management Training Program, Richmond, Virginia, Supervisory Development Program, Richmond, Virginia, Criminal Justice Instructors Course, Richmond, Virginia, Course on Police Supervision, Richmond, Virginia, EMPLOYMENT HISTORY: Spring 2011 Sabbatical Fall 2005-Present Associate Professor of Criminal Justice, Social Science Division, Widener University Fall 1999-Spring 2005 Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice, Social Science Division, Widener University Fall Chair, Criminal Justice Department, Social Science Division Fall 2002-Present Director, Graduate Program in Criminal Justice, College of Arts & Sciences, Widener University Spring 1999 Instructor, Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice University of Delaware Limited Term Researcher, Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice, University of Delaware Instructor, Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice, University of Delaware Instructor, Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice, University of Delaware

2 EMPLOYMENT HISTORY (Continued): Instructor, Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice, University of Delaware Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, Saint Joseph's University Instructor, Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice, University of Delaware Instructor, Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice, University of Delaware Research Associate, Harford County, Maryland, Sheriff's Office, "The Harford County Experiment" Adjunct Faculty, Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science Director of Safety and Security, Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science Richmond Bureau of Police, Richmond, Virginia Lieutenant and Captain - Detective Division Lieutenant - Crimes Against Persons Section Lieutenant - Patrol Division Patrol Sergeant 1976 Sergeant - Planning Operation Patrol Officer - Planning Operation Patrol Officer - Patrol Division AWARDS AND HONORS: Meritorious Police Duty Medal, Richmond Bureau of Police, 1986 Excellent Police Duty Medal, Richmond Bureau of Police, 1986 Meritorious Police Duty Medal, Richmond Bureau of Police, 1982 Richmond Bureau of Police "Citation", Richmond Bureau of Police, 1978 Excellent Police Duty Medal, Richmond Bureau of Police, 1975 TEACHING EXPERIENCE: Introduction to Criminal Justice Criminal Violence Introduction to Criminology Introduction to Sociology Social Deviance White Collar Crime Problems of the Judiciary Principles of Criminal Investigation Senior Research Criminal Justice Research Methods Law Enforcement and Police in Society Prisons and Prison Subcultures Problems of Corrections Problems of Law Enforcement Seminar on Police Police and the Community The Correctional System Police-Community Relations Criminal Violence in America (Honors) Crime and Justice in America (Honors) Criminal Justice in Indian Country (Honors) 2

3 TEACHING EXPERIENCE (Continued): Graduate Seminar, White Collar Crime Graduate Seminar, Organizational Behavior Graduate Seminar, Police in Criminal Justice Graduate Seminar, Domestic Violence Graduate Seminar, Research Methods and the Criminal Justice System in Criminal Justice Graduate Seminar, Corrections Graduate Seminar, Law & Criminal Justice GRANTS AND AWARDS: Faculty Development Grant, Faculty Development Grant, PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS: American Society of Criminology Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences REFERRED PUBLICATIONS: Yana Kortsarts and William E. Harver. Introduction to Computer Forensics for Non-Majors. In The Proceedings of ISECON 2007, v 24 (Pittsburgh): ISSN: William E. Harver (2005) Doing the Right Thing: Continuing the Measurement of Police Integrity. National Social Science Journal, 24 (2). Michael W. Markowitz and William E. Harver (2003) Public Sentiment on the Death Penalty: Do Race, Gender, Age, & State of Mind Matter? National Social Science Journal, 21 (1). SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIALS: William E. Harver and Sarah Nordin (2004) Practice Tests with PowerPoint Lecture Outlines for Barkan and Bryjak Fundamentals of Criminal Justice. Boston, MA: Pearson Education, Allyn and Bacon. Carl B. Klockars, Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich, William E. Harver, & Maria R. Haberfeld, The Measurement of Police Integrity (Washington, DC: National Institute of Justice, 2000). Carl B. Klockars, Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovich, William E. Harver, & Maria R. Haberfeld, (2000, May) The Measurement of Police Integrity. NIJ Research in Brief. Office of Justice Programs. PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS: Public Sentiment on the Death Penalty: Do Race, Gender, Age, and State of Mind Matter? A paper presented at the 2003 meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. Co-author Professor Michael W. Markowitz, Widener University. This paper was an extension of the paper presented in An Occupational-Organizational Approach to Studying Police Integrity. A paper presented at the 2002 Annual Meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. 3

4 PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS (Continued): "Public Sentiment on the Death Penalty: Do Race, Gender, Age & State of Mind Matter?" A paper presented at the 2001 Annual Meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. Co-Author Professor Michael W. Markowitz, Widener University. "Examining the Dynamics of Drug-Related Homicides." A paper presented at the National Social Science Association Spring Meeting, Las Vegas, Nevada, March, Co-authors Michael W. Markowitz and Jane A. Seigel. The Impact of Police Perceptions of Disciplinary Fairness on Police Willingness to Report Police Misconduct. A paper presented to the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting, Albuquerque, New Mexico, March Contours of the Code: Inter-Agency Differences in Officer Willingness to Report Misconduct. A paper presented to the American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, San Diego, California, November Differences Between Officer, Supervisor, and Administrator Estimates of Appropriate Punishment for Police Corruption. A paper presented to the American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, November "The Production and Consumption of Research in American Police Agencies: Preliminary Results." A paper presented at the American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, San Francisco, California, November "The Production and Consumption of Research in American Police Agencies: Preliminary Results." A paper presented at the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting, Nashville, Tennessee, March "An Introduction to the Production and Consumption of Research in American Police Agencies." A paper presented at the American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Baltimore, Maryland, November ARTICLE, BOOK, AND CHAPTER REVIEWS: Book reviews Police and Change: Critical Readings, Roy R. Roberg and Heidi Bonner, Editors. For Roxbury Publishing Company. October, Corrections in America: A Contemporary Guide to Use of Probation, Parole, Prison and Jail. James Austin, Kelly Dedel-Johnson, Patricia Hardyman. For Roxbury Publishing Company, May

5 The Modern Gang Reader, 2 nd Edition, Jody Miller, Cheryl L. Maxon and Malcolm W. Klein. For Roxbury Publishing Company, August Police Integrity, Alex Piquero, Jack Green, and Mathew Hickman. For Wadsworth Publishing Company, August ARTICLE, BOOK, AND CHAPTER REVIEWS (Continued): Planting Dragon Seeds: Prisons in America, Joycelyn M. Pollock. For Roxbury Publishing Company, December Seeking Employment in Criminal Justice and Related Fields, 3 rd Edition, J. Scott Harr and Karen Hess. Belmont, California: Wadsworth, April Domestic Violence: The Criminal Justice Response, 3 rd Edition. Eve Buzawa and Carl Buzawa. Thousand Oaks, California: Sage Publications, January Crime and Punishment: Views From The Inside, Robert Johnson and Hans Toch, editors. Los Angeles, CA: Roxbury Publishing Company, Life Without Parole by Victor Hassine, edited by Thomas Bernard, Richard McLeary and Richard Wright. Los Angeles, CA: Roxbury Publishing Company, Book proposal, Policing Society, W. Clinton Terry, III. For Harcourt Brace College Publishers, September Article review Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies & Management, September Chapter reviews Understanding Criminal Justice. West Educational Publishing, 1996 Corrections in America. West Educational Publishing, 1996 Prisons: Today and Tomorrow. Little, Brown & Company, 1996 UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE/DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: May 2014 Cultural immersion to Pine Ridge Reservation, Pine Ridge South Dakota Social Science Division, Curriculum & Planning Committee ( ) Spring 2012, External reviewer, Department of Criminology, The College of New Jersey Widener University, Faculty Council, Chair, Academic Computing Services Committee, ( ) Widener University, Faculty Secretary ( ) Widener University, Executive Committee of Faculty Council ( ) Widener University, Social Science Division, Coordinator/Chair, Criminal Justice ( ) Widener University, College of Arts and Sciences, Promotion, Tenure and Academic 5

6 UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE/DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE (Continued): Freedom Committee ( ), ( ) Widener University, Social Science Division Promotion, Tenure and Academic Freedom Committee ( ), ( ) Widener University, Faculty Council, Library Committee ( ) (Vice-Chair, ) Widener University, Chair, Social Science Division, Curriculum and Planning Committee ( ) Widener University, College of Arts and Sciences, Curriculum and Planning Committee ( ) Widener University, College of Arts and Sciences, Pew Lecture Committee ( ) Widener University, Social Science Division, Curriculum and Planning Committee ( ) (Chair, ) Widener University, Social Science Division, Criminal Justice Internship Coordinator ( ) Widener University, Social Science Division, Faculty Advisor, Criminal Justice Honor Society ( ) Widener University, Social Science Division, Faculty Advisor, Criminal Justice Organization ( ) Widener University, Social Science Division, Criminal Justice Faculty Search Committee (2001, 2002) Widener University, Freshman Orientation Discussion Leader (2001, 2002) Widener University, College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Advisory Board, Career and Planning Services Office ( ) Widener University, Social Science Division, Library Committee ( ) Widener University, Social Science Division, Colloquium Coordinator ( ) Graduate Student Representative, Department Policy Committee, Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice, University of Delaware ( ) RESEARCH AGENDA March 2013, site visit to Pine Ridge Reservation, Pine Ridge, South Dakota, data collection Criminal justice in Indian Country REFERENCES: Furnished upon request 6