CURRICULUM VITA. Amy J. Stichman, Ph.D. EDUCATION

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1 CURRICULUM VITA Amy J. Stichman, Ph.D. EDUCATION 2003 Ph.D. Division of Criminal Justice, University of Cincinnati. Dissertation Title: "The Sources and Impact of Inmate Perceptions of Correctional Officers Bases of Power." Dissertation Chair: John Wooldredge 1993 Master of Science, Department of Criminal Justice, University of Cincinnati 1991 Bachelor of Criminal Justice, Department of Criminal Justice, New Mexico State University PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 2017 to date Associate Professor, Criminal Justice and Political Science. North Dakota State University 2015 to 2017 Associate Professor of Practice, Criminal Justice and Political Science. Graduate Coordinator for Criminal Justice graduate program. North Dakota State University to 2015 Assistant Professor of Practice, Criminal Justice and Political Science, North Dakota State University 2007 to 2012 Assistant Professor, Criminal Justice and Political Science, North Dakota State University 1998 to 2007 Assistant Professor, Criminology and Law Studies, Marquette University. Publications in print: RESEARCH 2018 Stichman, A., Wood, M., & Watson, A-A. Assessing student attitudes toward sexual assault using a mock trial. Journal of Criminal Justice Education, doi: /

2 2017 Wood, M. & Stichman, A. Stalking on the college campus: The influence of individual and guardianship variables on victimization comparing male and female students. Victims and Offenders, doi: / Wood, M. & Stichman, A. Not a big deal? Examining help-seeking behaviors of sexually victimized women on the college campus. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology, doi: X Stichman, A. Correctional issues and concerns. In W. Doerner (ed.), Criminal Justice Basics, textbook. Carolina Academic Press Gordon, J. & Stichman, A. The influence of rehabilitative and punishment ideology on correctional officers perceptions of informal bases of power. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology. 60(14), Stichman, A. & Gordon, J. A preliminary investigation of the effect of correctional officers bases of power on their fear and risk of victimization. Journal of Crime and Justice. 38(4), Hassell, K., Archbold, C., & Stichman, A. Comparing workplace experiences of male and female police officers: examining workplace problems, stress, job satisfaction, and consideration of career change. International Journal of Police Science and Management, 13(1), Stichman, A., Hassell, K., & Archbold, C. Strength in numbers? A test of Kanter s theory of tokenism. Journal of Criminal Justice, 38(4): Archbold, C., Hassell, K., & Stichman, A. Comparing promotion aspirations among female and male officers. International Journal of Police Science and Management, 12(2): Stichman, A & Farkas, M. A. The pedagogical use and importance of internship programs in criminal justice programs: A nationwide study. Journal of Criminal Justice Education, 16(1): Gordon, J. & Stichman, A. Applying the principles of effective intervention: The results of a process evaluation of a juvenile correctional center. Journal for Juvenile Justice and Detention Services, 17(1): Farkas, M. A. & Stichman, A. Sex offender laws: Can retribution, public safety, and treatment be reconciled? Criminal Justice Review, 27(2): Fulton, B., Latessa, E., Stichman, A., Travis, L., &. The state of ISP: Research and policy implications. Federal Probation, 61(4):

3 1997 Fulton, B., A. Stichman, L. Travis, & E. Latessa. Moderating officer attitudes to achieve desired outcomes. The Prison Journal, 77(3): Frank, J., Brandl, S., Cullen, F., & Stichman, A. Reassessing the impact of race on citizens' attitudes toward the police: A research note. Justice Quarterly, 13 (2): Manuscripts in Progress: Professional Presentations Keimig, K., Curtis, A., & Stichman, A. she let him in her apartment: A qualitative analysis of juror responses in a mock sexual assault trial. To be submitted to Journal of Crime and Justice. Keimig, K., Curtis, A., Vondal, J., & Stichman, A. Exploring differences between male and female students experiences with stalking Keimig, K., Curtis, A., Vondal, J., & Stichman, A. Exploring differences between male and female students experiences with stalking. Presented at the annual meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, New Orleans, LA. February Keimig, K., Curtis, A., & Stichman, A. she let him in her apartment: A qualitative analysis of juror responses in a mock sexual assault trial. Paper presented at Midwestern Criminal Justice Association, Chicago, IL. September Gordon, J.A. & Stichman, A. The influence of correctional ideology on correctional officers perceptions of informal bases of power. Paper presented at the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences annual meeting, Orlando, FL: March Wood, M. & Stichman, A. J. Sexual victimization on a college campus: Applying routine activities theory to sexual assault, coercion, and stalking. Paper presented at the American Society of Criminology annual meeting, San Francisco, CA: November Gordon, J.A. & Stichman, A. A Preliminary Investigation: Does the base of power used by correctional officers vary by their level of fear and risk? Paper presented at the 2012 annual conference of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, New York, NY Stichman, A., & Watson, A-A. Assessing students attitudes toward sexual assault using a mock trial. Paper presented at the 2011 annual conference of

4 Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Stichman, A. The Prevalence of Correctional Officers Bases of Power: An Examination of a State Prison System. Paper presented at the annual meeting of Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Cincinnati, OH Stichman, A. Examining Inmates Perceptions Regarding their Incarceration. Paper presented at Annual Meeting of Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. Chicago, Illinois Stichman, A. and Farkas. M.A. The Pedagogical Use and Importance of Internship Programs in Criminal Justice Programs: A Nationwide Study. Paper presented at the annual meeting of Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Anaheim, CA Farkas, M. A. and Stichman, A. Sex Offender Laws: Can Retribution, Public Safety, and Treatment be Reconciled? Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Washington D.C Stichman, A. Linking Inmate Attitudes with their Perceptions of Correctional Officer Power: A Study of a High-Close Security Adult Male Prison in Ohio. Poster presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, New Orleans, Louisiana Stichman, A. and J. Wooldredge Inmate Attitudes toward Correctional Officers' Use of Power in an Adult Correctional Facility. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Orlando, Florida Latessa, E., A. Holsinger, B. Fulton, D. Jones, and A. Stichman Measuring Program Integrity using the Correctional Program Assessment Inventory. Workshop at the 1998 Governor s Juvenile Crime Summit, Columbus, Ohio Stichman, A. and R. Clevenger. Using the Correctional Program Assessment Inventory to Assess Program Quality: One County s Experience. Workshop at the 1998 Governor s Juvenile Crime Summit, Columbus, Ohio Stichman, A. B. Fulton, E. Latessa, and L. Travis. Probation Officer Attitudes and Offender Performance: Is There a Link? Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Albuquerque, New Mexico Fulton, B. Stichman, A., E. Latessa, and L. Travis. Evaluating a Prototypical Model of Intensive Supervision Programs: Should We Admit Defeat? Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Albuquerque, New Mexico E. Latessa, A. Stichman, and B. Fulton. "Providing Answers to Important

5 Questions about ISP Programs." Presentation at the Annual Meeting of the American Probation and Parole Association, Boston, Massachusetts Stichman, A., B. Fulton, E. Latessa, and L. Travis. From Preference to Performance: Exploring the Relationship between Role Definition and Role Performance Among Probation Officers. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Louisville, Kentucky Fulton, B., A. Stichman, L. Travis, and E. Latessa. Moderating Officer Attitudes to Achieve Desired Outcomes. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Louisville, Kentucky Gordon, J., A. Stichman, and J. Wooldredge. Inmates Attitudes Toward Correctional Officers Use of Power in an Adult Correctional Facility. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southern Criminal Justice Association, Savannah, Georgia Stichman, A., J. Gordon, and J. Wooldredge. "Correctional Officers' Use of Power to Control Inmates of Adult Correctional Institutions." Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Las Vegas, Nevada Frank, J., S. Brandl, F. Cullen, and A. Stichman. "Reassessing the Impact of Race on Citizens' Attitudes Toward the Police." Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Midwestern Criminal Justice Association, Chicago, Illinois Van Voorhis, P., J. Belknap, K. Welch, and A. Stichman. "Gender Bias in Courts: the Findings and Recommendations of the Task Forces." Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Phoenix, Arizona. Other Conference Activities: 2015 Program Committee head for Community Corrections section, Annual Meeting of Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Panel Chair. Perceived Gender Roles, Symbolism, and Reactions. Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Panel Chair. Correctional Officer Perceptions and Problems. Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Cincinnati, OH ACJS Awards Committee Chair for 43 rd Annual Conference, Baltimore, Maryland (2006) Panel Chair. Critiquing Correctional Goals. Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Chicago, Illinois.

6 2004 Roundtable discussant. Criminal Justice Education in Jesuit Institutions: Is it Any Different from the Rest. Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Las Vegas, Nevada. Invited Presentations (NDSU) 2017 Guest speaker for HDFS 256*SW, to discuss crime and prison issues in the U.S Presentation at Pedagogical Lunch, Sexual assault and coercion on campus. NDSU. March 21 st Brownbag presentation at NDSU. Stalking on the college campus: What is it and what can you do about it? Reported findings regarding stalking behaviors on NDSU s campus. September 26 th. BOOK REVIEWS 1998 Stichman, A. Review for R. Johnson and H. Toch Crime and Punishment: Inside Views, in ACJS Today 20(2): ENCYCLOPEDIA ENTRIES 2010 Stichman, A. Bonger, Willem: Capitalism and Crime In Encyclopedia of Criminological Theory, Francis T. Cullen and Paula Smith (Eds.). Sage. Grants applied for, not funded: 2007 American Association of University Women (AAUW) American Publication Grant, Eight week grant July 1, 2008 to June 30, Research Interests Institutional life for prisoners and officers Power relationships Women s issues in the criminal justice system Effectiveness of correctional interventions CORRECTIONAL PROGRAM ASSESSMENT INVENTORY (CPAI) REPORTS 2004 Breaking Barriers, Deep Meadow Correctional Center, Virginia 2002 Hanover Correctional Center, Richmond, Virginia 2000 LARC-Therapeutic Community, Lexington, Oklahoma Drug Recovery Center Community House, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Barrett Juvenile Correctional Center Virginia (reassessment) Bon Air Intensive Substance Abuse Program for Female Cadets, Richmond, Virginia

7 Bon Air Correctional Center (Female Program), Richmond, Virginia 1999 Lutheran Social Services NEXUS, Oshkosh, Wisconsin Wisconsin Correctional Service WINGS, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Horizon House, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1999 Butler County Juvenile Rehabilitation Center, Hamilton, Ohio (reassessment) Residential Options for Youth, Cincinnati, Ohio Barrett Juvenile Correctional Center, Virginia Nicholas Residential Treatment Center, Dayton, Ohio WAVE (Work, Achievement, and Values in Education) program, Coshocton, Ohio TEAM (Teen Education and Motivation Camp) program, Coshocton, Ohio Diversion Alternatives for Youth, Dayton, Ohio 1997 Turning Point, Cincinnati, Ohio Ames Day Treatment Program, Ames, Iowa Center for Addictions Recovery, Ames, Iowa Community Transition Program, Ames, Mason City, Fort Dodge, Marshalltown, Iowa Lorain County Day Reporting Program, Elyria, Ohio Butler County Juvenile Special Probation Unit, Hamilton, Ohio Butler County Rehabilitation Center, Hamilton, Ohio ADAPT Program, Hartford, Connecticut COVS-Substance Abuse Program, Hartford Connecticut Intensive Supervision Unit, Hartford Connecticut Wheeler Clinic, Hartford, Connecticut Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center, Hartford, Connecticut Cheney House, Hartford Connecticut Alternative Incarceration Center, Hartford Connecticut 1996 Licking County Adult Probation, Newark, Ohio: Chemical Dependency Unit, Sex Offender Unit, and Intensive Supervision Probation Unit. Southeastern Probation Treatment Alternative Center, Nelsonville, Ohio 1995 Monday Community-Based Correctional Facility, Dayton, Ohio Licking-Muskingum County Community-Based Correctional Facility, Newark, Ohio Eastern Ohio Correctional Center, Jeffersonville, Ohio Stark County Community-Based Correctional Facility, Canton, Ohio Stark County Day Reporting Center, Canton, Ohio Oriana House, Akron, Ohio Community Corrections Association Community-Based Correctional Facility, Youngstown, Ohio United Labor Agency Day Reporting Center, Cleveland, Ohio Miami County Day Reporting, Troy, Ohio

8 Talbert House Day Reporting, Cincinnati, Ohio Paint Creek Youth Center, Bainbridge, Ohio OTHER TECHNICAL REPORTS 2002 Jones, R., L. Oldknow-Blumentritt, J. Frinzi, A. Stichman, M.A. Farkas, and C. Archbold. HIDTA and Safe & Sound Initiative: Final Report. Also completed individual site reports (consisting of multiple tables with descriptive statistics, minimal text) for the 27 Safe and Sound sites Latessa, E.J., B.A. Fulton, D. Jones, and A. Stichman, Results of Correctional Program Assessment Inventories on Wisconsin Halfway House Programs Latessa, E., D. Jones, B. Fulton, A. Stichman, and M. Moon An Evaluation of Selected Juvenile Justice Programs in Ohio Using the Correctional Program Assessment Inventory: Final Report. Courses Instructed TEACHING North Dakota State University Introduction to Criminal Justice Criminology & Criminal Law (in class and online) Applied Research Methods Study Abroad (hybrid) Corrections (in class and online) Women and Minorities in Criminal Justice (online) Senior Capstone in Criminal Justice Program Evaluation (graduate) Issues in Institutional Corrections (graduate) Correctional Rehabilitation (graduate) Community Corrections (graduate) Gender and Justice (graduate) Structural Theories (graduate) Punishment and Society (graduate) Advanced Research Design in Criminal Justice (graduate) New courses developed Issues in Institutional Corrections (graduate) Punishment and Society (graduate) Advanced Research Design in Criminal Justice (graduate developed with Dr. Carol Archbold) Marquette University Methods of Criminological Research

9 Criminological Theory Ultimate Penalties in the Criminal Justice System Introduction to Criminology Corrections: Prisons, Probation, and Parole Criminological Theory in Public Service and Social Policy (Graduate) University of Cincinnati Probation, Parole, and Community Treatment Politics of Criminal Justice Introduction to Corrections Criminal Justice Systems PhD Committees (chair): Antonia Curtis Kelsey Keimig McKenzie Wood (completed) PhD Committees (member): Carol Hyunh Thomas Mrozla Maria Buchholz (completed) Ericka Wentz (completed) Kathleen Bergstrom (completed) Katie Richardson (completed) Lindsey Bergeron (completed) Master s Committees (chair): Vanessa Waller Heather Achtenberg-Heck (completed) Master s Committees (member): Allison Noe (completed) Jenna Borseth (completed) Michael Speck (completed) Tim Peterson (completed) Michael Sanden (completed) Ericka Wentz (completed) Maria Buchholz (completed) Gladys Namuganga (completed outside committee member) Kassondra Henschel (completed outside committee member) Other Teaching 2017 Three graduate independent studies 2016 One undergraduate internship, one graduate independent study 2015 Four undergraduate internships 2014 Four undergraduate internships, two graduate independent studies

10 2013 Three undergraduate internships 2012 Four undergraduate internships one graduate independent study McNair Scholar s Program mentor for Anna-Alicia Watson 2011 One undergraduate internship, one undergraduate independent study 2010 Three undergraduate internships Summer 2003 McNair Scholar s Program. Mentored one student Four undergraduate internships, one undergraduate independent study, one graduate independent study 2001 Three undergraduate internships Professional Development 2016 current Participant in Gateways-ND program to improve teaching effectiveness. Program consists of two-day trainings in January, May, and August, peer review of teaching, and participation in Faculty Learning Communities, which occur approximately 5 to 6 times a semester Participant in Teaching Café in College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences. Met monthly for Spring Semester. The purpose was to share ideas regarding teaching and to learn about creative and technological ways to improve teaching Attended Blackboard Mobile Learning seminar, August Attended Dig In Workshop hosted by Information Technology Services to learn about classroom and online technology. May Participated in Peer Review of Teaching. Reviewer (Elizabeth Birmingham) reviewed my CJ230 course for a summative review of teaching. Teaching Interests Institutional Corrections Research Methods Criminological Theory Community Corrections Criminal Justice Systems AWARDS 2018 Recipient of Odney Excellence in Teaching Award 2012 Recognized by NDSU s Office of Student Life at the annual Take Back the Night for efforts in reducing sexual and intimate partner violence on campus. 2001, 2002 Nominated for Excellence in Advising Award in College of Arts and Sciences, Marquette University Summer Mentoring Research Grant, College of Education, University of Cincinnati Teaching Assistantship, Division of Criminal Justice, University of

11 Cincinnati 1994 Dr. Robert Byron Mills Memorial Graduate Award for Outstanding Scholarship in Criminal Justice, Division of Criminal Justice, University of Cincinnati Graduate Assistantship, Division of Criminal Justice, University of Cincinnati University Graduate Scholarship. Academic years , , , , summers 1993, Division of Criminal Justice, University of Cincinnati Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences American Society of Criminology PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS SERVICE Departmental Committees, NDSU Policing comprehensive exam committee ( ) Theory/Methods comprehensive exam committee ( ) Corrections comprehensive exam committee (2009 present) Selection admission committee for Criminal Justice Program (2011-present) Budget and travel subcommittee (2012) General education guidelines and class scheduling subcommittee (2011) Search Committees Chair of search committee for new Criminal Justice hire for Corrections position (2013) Search committee for interim department chair (2012) Search committee for new Criminal Justice hire (2012, 2013) Search committee for new department chair ( ) University Committees, NDSU Grade Appeals Board ( ) Complaint Resolution Board ( ) Rights and Responsibilities of Community: A Code of Student Behavior Code Revision Committee ( ) Departmental Committees, Marquette Criminology and Law Studies Major Committee ( ) Anthropology Major Committee ( ) Ad Hoc Committee on Teaching Excellence ( ) Department Advisory Committee ( )

12 Internship Committee ( ) Sociology Major Committee ( ) Junior Faculty Development Committee Selection Committee for Outstanding Senior in Criminology and Law Studies ( , 2003) Advising Committee ( ) Social Welfare and Justice Major Committee ( ) National Committees 2015 Program committee for 2016 Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting 2006 Elections and Nominations Committee, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Chair, Awards Committee, for 43 rd Annual Meeting (2006), Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Baltimore, Maryland Constitution and By-Laws Committee, American Society of Criminology Program Committee for the 2001 Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting Other Service 2015 present Graduate Coordinator for Criminal Justice Master s and PhD program Chaperone for CJ 379: Study Abroad, May 16 th May 27 th (Italy: The Grand Tour) Serving as Evaluator for implementation of a Veteran s Treatment Court in Clay and Becker County, MN. Training: September 26 th 27 th and November 14 th - 15 th Chaperone for CJ 320: Study Abroad, May 17 th through May 28 th (London, The Hague, Amsterdam, and Brussels) 2013 Faculty member of scholarship board for Catrina Kelm, Army ROTC 2012 Program planning committee for It s Everyone s Business: Summit to Prevent Domestic and Sexual Violence, held September 18, Task force to reduce violence with Cass County Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Prevention Committee 2009 Committee to plan mock sexual assault trial at NDSU in recognition of National Crime Victim s Awareness week Faculty Mentor for incoming faculty member, NDSU Ad Hoc reviewer for Criminal Justice and Behavior, International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology, Journal of Crime and Justice, Police Quarterly, Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Asian Journal of Criminology, Criminal Justice Review, and Journal of Criminal Justice Education.