Applications Now Being Accepted For the Larry J. Siegel Graduate Feollowships
The Division on Women and Crime and the Division on Victimology are now accepting applications for the Larry J. Siegel Graduate Fellowships (given by the Darald and Julie Libby Foundation), recognizing exceptional graduate students in the fields of gender and crime and victimology. Each division will award one graduate student annually a one-ˇtime fellowship in the amount of $5,000 to support a project involving original research, program or service development, implementation, and/or evaluation, or advocacy.
Feminist Criminology Graduate Research Scholarship
Division on Women and Crime is now accepting applications for the Feminist Criminology Graduate Research Scholarship, which is designed to recognize an exceptional graduate student in the field of gender and crime. The scholarship is funded by the royalties from Feminist Criminology, an innovative journal that is dedicated to research related to women, girls, and crime within the context of a feminist critique of criminology.
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Solicitation for upcoming edited volume on Ethics, Errors, & Ethnocentrism
This solicitation is for a chapter in an edited volume on the topic of Ethics, Errors, & Ethnocentrism. The chapters could be about;
1. U.S.: Concerns about ethics, errors, or ethnocentrism with reference to how specific communities, cultures, behaviors, narratives, events, etc. in the United States are explored, studied, interpreted, and presented.
2. Non-U.S.: Concerns about ethics, errors, or ethnocentrism with reference to how foreign cultures, behaviors, communities, systems, narratives, particular events, religions, etc. are presented in the United States.
3. Methodology: Ethical concerns in conducting research (collecting data, gaining access, helicopter researchers, subject safety, etc.) in cross-cultural, multicultural, and transnational settings.
Submit ASC Thematic Panels
The American Society of Criminology is currently seeking thematic panel suggestions for the 2018 Annual Meeting. Thematic panels, paper abstracts, and author meets critics panels are due Friday, March 9th, 2018. Submissions are done online.
Drexel University- Assistant Professor
The Department of Criminology and Justice Studies is seeking a full-time tenure-track assistant professor beginning Fall of 2018. Read more
2017 DEC/AEC Award Winners
The DEC/AEC recognizes outstanding contributions to the field through a number of annual awards. Read more
Call for 2018 ASC Award Nominations
The American Society of Criminology is requesting nominations for awards to be presented at the 2018 ASC Annual Meeting. Twelve awards, covering a wide range of topics, are being offered.