CURRICULUM VITAE TIMOTHY W. WOLFE

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE TIMOTHY W. WOLFE ADDRESS: EDUCATION: Phone: Fax: Ph.D., December, 1997 Sociology, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University (Virginia Tech), Blacksburg, VA Specialization: Juvenile Delinquency/Criminology and Research Methods Major Professor: Donald J. Shoemaker Dissertation: Serious, Violent, and Chronic Juvenile Offenders: A Systems Approach M.S., January, 1994 Sociology, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University (Virginia Tech), Blacksburg, VA Major Professor: George A. Hillery, Jr. Thesis: Fatherless Homes and Delinquency: A Study of Institutionalized African American Male Youth B.A., spring, 1990 Sociology, Roanoke College, Salem, VA Magna Cum Laude A.A., spring, 1987 General Education, University of Maryland, University College (European Division), Heidelberg, Germany TEACHING AREAS (have taught all of the following): Introductory Sociology Juvenile Delinquency Criminology Introduction to Criminal Justice Death, Dying, and Bereavement Drugs and Crime Research Methods Statistics and Data Analysis Social Gerontology TEACHING AREAS, continued... Sociology of Disaster Environmental Crime White Collar Crime Freshman Seminar

2 Senior Seminar Race and Ethnicity Sociology of Modern American Music RESEARCH AREAS: Sociology of Jazz Juvenile Delinquency CURRENT POSITION: Associate Professor (2003-present) & Chair, ( ) Emmitsburg, MD August, Present Assistant Professor, ( ) Emmitsburg, MD August, PAST POSITIONS: Graduate Teaching Assistant Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA January, May, 1997 Duties: Taught undergraduate sociology courses (Criminology, Delinquency, Death & Dying). Adjunct Faculty Roanoke College, Salem, VA Spring, 1997 Duties: Taught Introduction to Sociology. Counselor Roanoke Juvenile Detention Home Roanoke, VA May, June, 1997 Duties: Supervised and counseled juveniles who were held in a secure detention facility. PAST POSITIONS, continued... Clinical Services Provider Parent Empowerment Project Rockbridge Area Community Mental Health Services Lexington, VA June, July, 1994 Duties: Child/adolescent/family therapist; taught parenting classes; provided group therapy for abusive/negligent parents; crisis intervention (suicidal/homicidal threat and mental health competency evaluations). Child Protective Services Worker Montgomery County Department of Social Services 2

3 Christiansburg, VA June, June, 1991 Duties: Conducted child maltreatment investigations; custody studies; case management. Behavioral Science Specialist (91G MOS) U.S. Army June, May, 1987 Duties: Performed intake interviews; psychometric testing (MMPI, WAIS-R); short-term Psychotherapy; Conducted child/spouse maltreatment investigations; group counseling; case management. PUBLICATIONS: Timothy W. Wolfe, forthcoming. The Death Penalty and Race in Catholic Opposition to the Death Penalty, edited by Trudy Conway, David McCarthy, and Vicki Schieber. Collegeville, MN: Liturgical Press. Donald J. Shoemaker & Timothy W. Wolfe, Juvenile Justice: A Reference Handbook. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-Clio. Keith F. Durkin, Timothy W. Wolfe, & Gregory Clark, College Students and Binge Drinking: A Test of Social Learning Theory. Sociological Spectrum. 25: Timothy W. Wolfe & Clifton D. Bryant, Full Military Honors as Social Exchange Mechanism. In Handbook of Thanatology: Essays on the Social Study of Death, edited by Clifton D. Bryant. Newbury Park, CA: Sage. Timothy W. Wolfe, Broken Homes and Delinquency. In Encyclopedia of Criminology and Deviant Behavior, edited by Clifton D. Bryant. Philadelphia: Taylor & Francis. Timothy W. Wolfe & Donald J. Shoemaker, Actor, Situation, and Context: A Framework for Delinquency Theory Integration. American Journal of Criminal Justice. 24: Keith F. Durkin, Timothy W. Wolfe, & Gregory Clark, Social Bond Theory and Binge Drinking by College Students. College Student Journal. 33: Timothy W. Wolfe, But What Else is True? The Hillery Insight. Quarterly Journal of Ideology. 21:7-17. Keith F. Durkin, Timothy W. Wolfe, & Daniel W. Phillips, III, College Students Use of Fraudulent Identification to Obtain Alcohol: An Exploratory Analysis. Journal of Alcohol and Drug Education. 41: PUBLICATIONS, continued... Anna Zajicek, Jennifer Sult, Timothy W. Wolfe, & T.R. Young, The Great Flying Chaos Learning Circus: A Strangely Attractive Way to Teach Large Sociology Courses. The Wisconsin Sociologist. 29: SELECTED CONFERENCE PAPERS/PRESENTATIONS: Timothy W. Wolfe, Corporate Social Responsibility and the Occupy Wall Street Movement. Presentation at the annual meeting of the International Association of Business and Society. Asheville, NC. June. 3

4 Timothy W. Wolfe, The Declining Popularity of Jazz in the U.S. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Eastern Sociological Society. Baltimore, MD. March. Timothy W. Wolfe, Problems Facing the U.S. Jazz Community. Paper presented at the 15 th annual International Jazz Festival and Master Classes. Novosibirsk, Russia. October. Timothy W. Wolfe, From Punk to Professor: Personal Reflections on a Life s Journey. Paper presented at the Callings Conference., Emmitsburg, MD. April. Timothy W. Wolfe, I ll Really Miss Mr. Smith: How Staff Cope with Loss in a Nursing Home. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Southern Sociological Society. Charlotte, NC. April. Timothy W. Wolfe, Delinquency and Schools. Presentation at the Summer Institute 2004 Accent on Achievement program sponsored by the Frederick County Public School system. Emmitsburg, MD. August. Joseph Vince and Timothy W. Wolfe, Intelligence Analysis Education. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the International Association of Chiefs of Police. Philadelphia, PA, October. Timothy W. Wolfe, Developing a Research Agenda. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Mid-South Sociological Association. Memphis, TN, October. Timothy W. Wolfe, Using Technology and Social Science to Solve Social Problems. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Mid-South Sociological Association. Mobile, AL, October. Timothy W. Wolfe & Kristen E. Compton, Addressing the College Student Drinking Problem: What Works? Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Mid-South Sociological Association. Jackson, MS, November. Ron Pagnucco, Timothy W. Wolfe, Dorothy Sobus, Joe Purello, Ewy Mathe, & Jessica Totaro, Student Involvement in Collaborative Community Research: The Emmitsburg Needs and Assets Project. Paper presented at the Dickinson College Community Studies Center Conference on Creating and Exploring Community: Collaborative Research Involving Undergraduates. Carlisle, PA, March. Timothy W. Wolfe & Donald J. Shoemaker, Actor, Situation, Context: A Framework for Theory Integration. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Society of Criminology. Washington, D.C., November. SELECTED CONFERENCE PAPERS/PRESENTATIONS, continued... Timothy W. Wolfe & Alphonso M. Gantt, Drug Use, Drug Sales, and Violence: An Exploratory Analysis. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Society of Criminology. Washington, D.C., November. Ron Pagnucco, Timothy W. Wolfe, Dorothy Sobus, Joe Purello, & Alison Gibbons, Collaborating Across Sectors to Identify and Meet a Rural Community s Social Needs. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for Applied Sociology, Denver, CO, October. 4

5 Timothy W. Wolfe & Keith F. Durkin College Students Use of Fake ID to Obtain Alcohol: A Test of an Integrated Theoretical Model. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Mid-South Sociological Association. Lafayette, LA, October. Timothy W. Wolfe & Donald J. Shoemaker Playing the Dope Game: Drugs, Guns, and Juveniles. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. Albuquerque, NM, March. Timothy W. Wolfe, But What Else Is True: The Hillery Insight. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Southern Sociological Society. New Orleans, LA, April. Timothy W. Wolfe, It s Not So Much the Armament that is Frightening as it is Their Willingness to Pull the Trigger: A Study of Juveniles Deadly Fascination with Guns. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Mid-South Sociological Association. Little Rock, AR, October. Timothy W. Wolfe & Clifton D. Bryant, With Full Military Honors: Death and Dying in the Military Context. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Mid-South Sociological Association. Mobile, AL, October. RESEARCH REPORTS: Co-authored report on Land Use in Frederick County: A Comparative Study for the Frederick County Office of Economic Development, Diversity Research prize report, Diversity and Binge Drinking: The Effects of Race, Class, and Gender. Sponsored by Mount Saint Mary s Center for Intercultural Development. Report for Provost and President of the College, Establishing a Center for Public Sector Information at Mount Saint Mary's College. Emmitsburg Coalition for a Better Community, Turning Community Issues Into Community Strengths, Executive Summary. GRANTS: $1500 awarded by VP of Academic Affairs of to interview jazz musicians during summer, $1700 awarded by VP of Academic Affairs of Mount Saint Mary's University to work on book project, summer, $1000 awarded by Dean and VP of Mount Saint Mary's College to work on writing projects, summer, GRANTS, continued... $2000 awarded by Dean and VP of Mount Saint Mary's College to conduct research on drugs and crime in a public housing project, summer, $1000 awarded by Dean and VP of Mount Saint Mary s College to conduct research on drugs and crime in a public housing project, summer,

6 AWARDS/HONORS: Received the 2012 John Richards Award for Teaching Excellence, Mount St. Mary s University. Student and peer nominated and selected for creative course development, the ability to inspire and challenge students; concern for students intellectual, moral, and religious development; and the ability to explicate difficult ideas, texts, concepts. Received the Intercultural Development Outstanding Faculty Award. Mount St. Mary s University. Nominated for the 2001 Thomas Ehrlich Faculty Award for Service Learning as sponsored by Campus Compact, Brown University. Received the 2000 Diversity Research Prize for student-faculty cooperative research project as awarded by Mount Saint Mary s Center for Intercultural Development. Nominated for the 2000 Thomas Ehrlich Faculty Award for Service Learning as sponsored by Campus Compact, Brown University. PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP: SERVICE: Eastern Sociological Society Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences University Tenure, Rank and Awards Committee (TRAC), 2012-present Organizer and host of the annual summer concert series, Wednesdays at the Fountain, present Faculty advisor for the Mount St. Mary s Veterans Association, 2010-present Faculty advisor for Mount Gospel Choir, 2007-present Assessment Committee, I played an active role in shaping and promoting assessment of student learning. Numerous search committees to include: VPAA, VP for Finance, Dean for Academic Affairs, Dean of Continuing Studies, Dean for College of Liberal Arts, and several faculty positions inside and outside of sociology department. SPARC Undergraduate Research Committee, 2008-present SERVICE, continued... University Advisory Committee for Service Learning, Community 6

7 Volunteer with the Youthful Offenders Program run by the Frederick County States Attorney's office, 2003-present Volunteer with the Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Frederick, MD, 2000-present REFERENCES: Virginia McGovern, Ph.D., Chair (301) Martin J. Malone, Ph.D. Mount Saint Mary's University (301) Keith F. Durkin, Ph.D. Ohio Northern University Ada, OH (419) David Rehm, Ph.D. Provost Mount Saint Mary's University (301) Gregory Weiss, Ph.D. Roanoke College Salem, VA (540) Last updated: October,