Faculty Presentations & Exhibits at Professional Meetings - 2000 - 2005
Bikle, Bruce
“Assessing a Criminal Justice Program” Presented at the Western Society of Criminology
Meetings, Long Beach 2004.
“Assessment of Program Effectiveness in New Generation Jails” Presented at the
American Society of Criminology 2002 Meetings, Chicago.
“Direct Supervision Jails: What Have We Learned In the Past 25 Years” Presented at
the Midwestern Criminal Justice Association Conference. October 2000.
“The Certified Jail Manager Program: Improving Correctional Practice.” Presented at the
Midwestern Criminal Justice Association Conference. October 2000.
Canton, Cecil
Paper and Workshop Presentation at the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences
(ACJS) Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C. April 2001.
“Developing a Reflective Practice.”
Served as workshop facilitator for joint Northern California Mediation
Association/Society for Professionals in Dispute Resolution conference on mediation.
Emeryville, CA. March 2001.
Choi, Alice
• "Mock Trials as a Teaching Tool" and "The Roadmap to the Derivative Evidence Rule" at the 2004 Conference of the Western and Pacific Association of Criminal Justice Educators, Oct. 7-9, 2004.
• The Basics of Criminal Procedure, Asian Pacific Community Counseling
Workshop, June 16, 2004, Sacramento, CA, presentation.
• Would Justice Warren Recognize Today’s Miranda?, Western Society of
Criminology, 31st Annual Conference, February 20, 2004, Long Beach, CA,
presentation.
• Alternative Uses for Your J.D.: Non-traditional Careers for Attorneys, Fourth
Annual Bay Area Asian Pacific American Law Students Association Conference,
February 7, 2004, University of California, Davis, CA, presentation.
• Recent U.S. Supreme Court Decisions on Criminal Procedure, Western and Pacific
Association of Criminal Justice Educators, 2002 Conference, October 4, 2002, paper
presentation.
Cote, Sue
A Holistic Approach to Education within a Large Major: The Role of Academic Advising in
Criminal Justice Education, accepted for presentation at the annual meetings of the Western
Society of Criminology, Long Beach, California, February 19-22, 2004.
A Multi-Factor Approach to Family Violence, presented at the annual meetings of the American
Society of Criminology, Denver, Colorado, November 18-22, 2003.
Roundtable--Atlantic Crossings: The Emergence of the Sexual Offender Problem and Its
management on Both Sides of the Pond, participant at the annual meetings of the American
Society of Criminology, Denver, Colorado, November 18-22, 2003.
Expanding Domestic Violence Theory: A Constitutive Approach to the Issue of Same-Sex
Domestic Violence, presented at the annual meetings of the Western Society of Criminology,
Vancouver, BC, Canada, February 20-23, 2003.
What Makes People Change Their Behavior? The Theory of Deterrence, invited presentation
given at the U.S. EPA [Environmental Protection Agency] PREP: Compliance Program
Management Course, held
at the University of California, Davis, May 21, 2003.
Breaking the Silence on Same-Sex Domestic Violence, presented at the 7th International
Conference on Family Violence, San Diego, CA, September 24-28, 2002.
Developing a Campus-Wide Service Learning Support Group, presented at the Western Regional
Campus Compact's Fifth Annual Continuums of Service and Learning Conference, Portland, OR,
April 17-19, 2002 (Charlotte Cook, Susan Gomez, Ruth Ballard, and Sue Cote, presenters).
Students' Perceptions of and Attitudes Towards Service-Learning and Civic Responsibility in Criminal Justice Courses, presented at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Anaheim, CA, March 2002.
Correctional Peace Officer Training- California Department of Corrections and California Youth Authority (with Miki Vohryzek-Bolden), presented at the annual meetings of the Western Society of Criminology, San Diego, CA, February 2002.
Media(ted) Justice and Populist Jurisprudence: The (Mis)representation of Sexual Offending in the Current Statutory Schemes, presented at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Washington, DC, April 2001.
Approaching the Problem of Violent Crime Through Community Control, Trust, and
Empowerment: Modernity, Risk Management, and the Current Sex Offender Statutes, presented at the annual meetings of the American Society of Criminology, San Francisco, CA, November 2000.
The Implementation of Megan's Law in California: Is the CD-ROM an Effective Notification Tool? presented at the annual meetings of the Law and Society Association, Miami Beach, FL, May 2000.
Making Sense of Theory, Crime, and Race in the U.S.: Facts and Myths, presented at the 9th Annual Africa/Diaspora Conference, California State University, Sacramento, May 2000.
Davis, Roger
• “Dimensions of Elder Fraud.” Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting. Law
Vegas, NV. March 2004.
• “Elder Fraud.” CSUS Life Center Speaker Forum. Sacramento, CA. April 2004
• “Elder Fraud Victimization.” Western Society of Criminology Annual Meeting. Vancouver,
B.C. March 2003.
• “Elder Fraud Victimization.” CSUS Life Center Speaker Forum. Sacramento, CA. August
2003.
• “Medical Consequences of Victimization.” Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual
Meeting. Anaheim, CA. March 2002.
• “Preparing for the Criminal Justice Job Interview.” CSUS Career Fair Seminar. Fall 1999,
fall 2000, fall 2001.
Dixon, Donald
Dixon, Donald R. “Family Violence in Dallas, TX: A GIS Based Assessment.” Paper presented at the
Mapping and Analysis for Public Safety Conference (sponsored by the National Institute of
Justice), Boston, MA, March, 2004.
Dixon, Donald R. “GIS and the Census: Ideas for Crime Analysts Assessing the Environments of Crime.”
Paper presented at the Western Society of Criminology Conference, Long Beach, CA, February,
2004.
Dixon, Donald R. “Detecting, Documenting and Confronting Plagiarism: Using the Internet Effectively.”
Paper presented at the Western Society of Criminology Conference, Long Beach, CA, February,
2004.
Dixon, Donald R. “The Social Ecology of Family Violence.” Paper presented at the American Society of
Criminology Conference, Denver, CO, November, 2003.
Dixon, Donald R. “Plagiarism: Detecting It and Using the Internet to Find It.” Paper presented at the 2003
Conference of the Western and Pacific Association of Criminal Justice Educators, Park City, UT,
October, 2003.
Dixon, Donald R. “Neighborhoods Where Violent Young Offenders Live: A Social-Ecological Analysis.”
Paper presented at the Western Society of Criminology meetings in Vancouver, British Columbia,
February, 2003.
Dixon, Donald R. “Hot Spots of Juvenile Violence: Using GIS to Understand Where and Who.” Paper
presented at the Sixth Annual International Crime Mapping Research Conference, Denver, CO,
December, 2002.
Dixon, Donald R. and Paul E. Tracy. “The Social Ecology of Juvenile Violence: Contextual Features of
Violent Areas.” Paper presented at the Annual Meetings of the American Society of Criminology
Conference, Chicago, IL, November, 2002.
Dixon, Donald R. “The Social Ecology of Violent Juvenile Crime: An Assessment of Offense Locations.”
Paper presented at the Western and Pacific Association of Criminal Justice Educators Conference
Lake Tahoe, NV, October, 2002.
Farmer, Yvette
“The Comprehensive Program Evaluation Project: A Comprehensive Program for Substance Abusing Mothers and Their Young Children.” Drug Affected Families Conference, Fife, WA. May 2001.
"The Comprehensive Program Evaluation Project: An Integrated Model for Substance Abusing Mothers Involved in the Child Welfare and Judicial Systems.” Children’s Justice Conference, Seattle, WA. March 2002.
“Evaluation of Multi-Jurisdictional Drug Task Forces in California.” Office of Criminal Justice Planning Annual Director’s Meeting, San Diego, CA. March 2003.
“Evaluation of Multi-Jurisdictional Drug Enforcement Task Forces in California.” Read at the annual meetings of the Western Society of Criminology, February, 2004.
“Teaching Critical Thinking Skills as a Strategy to Use in Crime Prevention.” Read at the annual meetings of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, March 2004.
“Using A Program Evaluation Research Course To Meet An Academic
Assessment Goal.” Read at the annual meetings of the Western and Pacific Association of Criminal Justice Educators, October 2004.
Gutierrez, Ricky
Gutierrez, Ricky S. and Helms, Ronald. “An Analysis of Decentralization in 197 Municipal
Police Agencies: Exploring the Community Connectivity Component of Community Oriented
Policing.” 2003 Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Boston, MA.
Gutierrez, R. S. and Silberstein, F. “Service Learning as a Form of Criminal Justice
Pedagogy: An Analysis of the Sac-MENTORING Program” presented at the 2002 Annual
Meeting of the Western Pacific Association of Criminal Justice Educators, Lake Tahoe, CA.
Gutierrez, Ricky S. “Police Services Policy and Social Capital: What Evidence of a Policy to
Culture Linkage.” 2001 Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences,
Washington, DC (currently being developed for publication).
Capowich, G. and Gutierrez, R. “Evaluating Organizational Change as a Police Department
Implements Community Oriented Policing.” 2001 Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal
Justice Sciences, Washington, DC (currently being developed for publication).
Speaker, Overview of Faculty and Students Engaged in the Community, New Faculty
Mentoring Program June 2004, College of Health and Human Services, CSU Sacramento.
Panelist, Major Field Test in Criminal Justice—Assessing the Discipline: Academy of
Criminal Justice Sciences Convention, Las Vegas, NV, March 2004.
Criminal Justice as a College Major: Examining the Curricula and Discussing Internship
Possibilities. May 2003, California State University Sacramento Freshman Welcome Day.
Keynote Speaker, “Majoring in Criminal Justice”—8th Annual Youth Chicano Youth
Conference, May 2002, California State University Sacramento.
Interview with Capitol Public Radio’s Healing Healthcare Program Truth in America Project, “Treatment of the Mentally Ill in the Prison System” which aired in September 2000.
Hernandez, Jim
June 2003: Thammasat University, Conference on Child Abuse. Bangkok, Thailand,
“Child Abuse as a foundation for Gang involvement”
June 2003: Royal Thai National Police Academy, Bangkok Thailand, Management
Training Seminar, Metropolitan Traffic Division “Management in the 21st. Century”
November 2002: Association of Certified Fraud Specialists, Annual Training Conference,
Buena Buena Park, CA. “ Crime in the Pacific Rim”.
July 2002: Royal Thai Police, Training Seminar, Thammasat University, Bangkok. The
American Experience with Asian Gangs
June 2002: Western States Information Network, U.S. Department of Justice, Annual
Information Sharing Training Conference, Sacramento CA., June 5-7, instructor
“Drugs and Gangs” Workshop
April 2002: Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training, “Intelligence Analysts
Training”, Sacramento CA. “Trends in Northern California Hispanic Street
Gangs.”
Feb. 2002: Yolo County Public Defenders Office, Training on Hispanic Gangs
Oct. 2001: Annual Conference of Association of Certified Fraud Specialists, Buena Park
CA. “Asian Organized Crime and Fraud: A Working Mix.”
May, 2001, KVIE, San Francisco, Panel review and comments on Program dealing with
Illegal guns in the San Francisco Bay area. Pre-screening presentation
March 2001: Federal Public Defenders Association, Training. “Trends in Southeast Asian
Gang activity
March 2001: College of Social Science and Research, California State University,
Sacramento, Convocation on Racism in Society, “ 186.22, the Follow-up to
Racial Profiling”
Feb.2001: San Juan Unified School District, Police Community Partnership Council
“The Rise of the Nortenio Gangs in Northern California”
July 2000: Mekong Police Institute, “Police and Immigrant Groups”, Nong Khai,
Thailand.
July 2000: U.S. Embassy, Bangkok, Thailand, The status of American Style Police
Training in Thailand.
Jones, Marlyn
The Implications of Policy Perspective for Caribbean Criminology: A
Discussion of Deportation as a Drug Control Initiative. Paper presented
at the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Conference. New
Orleans. March 2000
The Use of Technology in White Collar Crime Resolution: Security
Trends in the New Era. Paper presented at the Jamaica Computer Society
Annual Conference. Ochi Rios, Jamaica. November 2 – 5, 2000
Between A Rock and A Hard Place: Consequences of the US War on
Drugs for Jamaica. Paper presented at the American Society of
Criminology. San Francisco. November 15 – 18, 2000
The Feminization of Poverty: Some Consequences for Jamaican
Women.” Paper presented at the 2nd Caribbean Conference on Crime and
Criminal Justice in the Caribbean. University of the West Indies.
Kingston, Jamaica. February 14 – 17, 2001
Policy Paradox: Implications of U.S. Drug Control Policy for Jamaica.
Paper presented at Western and Pacific Association of Criminal Justice
Educators (WPACJE) Annual Conference, Vancouver, B.C. Canada.
October 18 – 20, 2001
Toward a Humanitarian Drug Policy: Human Security as an alternative
Drug Policy Framework. Paper presented at the Academy of Criminal
Justice Sciences, Anaheim, California, March 5 – 9, 2002.
An Analysis of the Reach of U.S. Illicit Drug Control Laws. Paper
presented at the Joint Canadian/American Law and Society Annual
Conference. Vancouver, British Columbia. May 30 – June 2, 2002
Intent Versus Outcome: A review of recent Immigration cases. Paper
presented at Western and Pacific Association of Criminal Justice
Educators (WPACJE) Annual Conference. Lake Tahoe, Nevada. October
3-4, 2002
Crossing the Wrong Boundaries: A review of Jamaican Women’s
involvement as Drug Couriers. Paper presented at the American Society of
Criminology. Chicago, Ill. November 13 – 16, 2002.
"Basket To Carry Water:” A Jamaican Case Study Of U.S. Drug Policy
Consequences In A Drug Transit Country. Paper Presented at the
Northern California Socio-Legal Scholar Series. University of
California, Berkeley, School of Law. February 10, 2003
Paradox or Perversion?: An analysis of the complexities of Drug Control
in a Caribbean Drug Transit Nation. Paper presented at the Western
Society of Criminology Annual Conference. Vancouver, B.C. February
20 – 23, 2003.
Changing of the Guards: (Un)intended Consequences of Immigration
Reform? Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Academy of
Criminal Justice Sciences. Boston, MA. March 5 – 8, 2003
Premier Seminaro Internacional “Deportado y Sociedad.”. Santo
Domingo, Dominican Republic. March , 2003
The Dynamics of Crime and Religion in Jamaica.
Paper presented at the 12th Conference of the Centre of African Peace
and Conflict Resolution. California State University, Sacramento. May
1- 3, 2003
Basket to Carry Water: U.S. Drug Policy Consequences in Jamaica.
Paper presented at the28th Annual Conference Caribbean Studies
Association. Belize City, Belize May 26 – 31, 2003
Winning the Battle but Loosing the War: Judicial discourse in
immigration cases for offenses of “Re-entry” or being ‘found in” the
United States. Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Western
and Pacific Association of Criminal Justice Educators. Park City, Utah,
October 9 - 11, 2003
The Beat Goes On: (Un)intended Consequences of Recent Immigration
Legislation and Judicial Decisions? Paper presented at the Third
Caribbean Conference on Crime and Criminal Justice, Kingston,
Jamaica, February 11 – 14, 2004
Analysis of Discourses on the Role of Religion in Crime Resolution.
Paper presented at the Third Caribbean Conference on Crime and
Criminal Justice, Kingston, Jamaica, February 11 – 14, 2004
Kubicek, Laurie
Presented "Pre-Law Advising in Criminal Justice" at roundtable discussion at the Western Society of Criminology annual conference in Long Beach, CA on February 21, 2004.
Presented pre-law advising workshop at the annual conference of
the Western & Pacific Association of Criminal Justice Educators in
Park City, Utah on October 10, 2003.
Presented a paper titled "The California Courts' Treatment of Prop
21" at a panel discussion in February 2002 for the Western Society
of Criminology's Annual Conference. The paper focuses on
Juvenile transfer to adult court, with specific attention to the
California Supreme Court's disposition of the changes to the law
of transfer required by the passage of Proposition 21 in March of
2000.
Contributed six separate pieces to the Encyclopedia of Civil
Liberties examining the U.S. Supreme Court's treatment of
juvenile's civil liberties. (Date of submission: April 1, 2003 - Edited
by David Schultz and John R. Vile, published by M.E. Sharpe,
Inc.)
Okada, Daniel
"Restorative Justice Before There Was Restorative Justice: Forgiveness and the
Japanese American Internment Experience." Paper accepted for presentation
at the annual meetings of the American Society of Criminology, Nashville
Tennessee, November, 2004.
“How Restorative Justice Can Confront and Help Heal Contemporary Criminology.”
Presentation at the annual meetings of the American Society of
Criminology, Denver Colorado, November 2003
“The Incarceration of Japanese Americans: A Restorative Justice Preliminary
Examination.” Presentation at the annual meetings of the Justice Studies
Association, Norton Massachusetts, June 2001.
Ren, Xin
“Legal Obstacles in Assisting Victims of Trafficking in Women and Children: An Asian-Pacific Perspective.”
NOVA 2004 Annual Conference. August 22-27, 2004, Sacramento.
“Global Organized Crime and Victims of Trafficking in Persons.” The 11th International Symposium of
Victimology, July 13-19, 2003. Cape Town, South Africa.
“Victim-Oriented Law Enforcement Efforts in Rescuing Women and Children from Trafficking.” UNIFEM
Conference on Promoting Gender Equality to Combat Trafficking in Women and Children. October 7-9, 2002.
Bangkok, Thailand.
“Repatriating and Receiving the Victims Rescued from Trafficking in Thailand and China and UN Protocols
against Transnational Organized Crime and Trafficking in Persons. International Seminar on Cooperation between
Thai and Chinese Police in Repatriating and Receiving the Women Victims of Trafficking. Kunming, China,
December 16-19, 2002.
“Delinquency in a Chinese Birth Cohort.” American Society of Criminology 2002 Annual Conference, November
12-16, 2002. Chicago.
“Comparative Analysis of Delinquent Careers between a Chinese and an American Cohort.” 20th Anniversary
Conference of Chinese Society of Delinquency Research. Beijing, August 24-27, 2002.
“Women as Victims of Clandestine Human Trafficking in China.” XVII Post Graduate Course of Victimology,
Victim Assistance, and Criminal Justice: 2001 Lecture Series. Dubrovnik, Croatia, May 7-18, 2001.
“Trafficking in Women and Children and Economic Reform in China.” Spring Collogue, Center for Chinese
Studies, University of California, Berkeley. April 20, 2001.
“Combating Trafficking in Women and Children: China Case.” Honorable Speaker at the UN Forum on
Trafficking in Persons at the UN Convention against Transnational Organized Crime,” Palermo and Catania, Italy.
December 12-16, 2000.
“Community Initiative in Crime Prevention.” “Crime Prevention Network in China.” International Symposium on
Private Initiated Crime Prevention and Justice Programs.” San Paulo, Brazil. April 28-30, 2000.
Uwazie, Ernest
(2004)”The Challenges and Prospects of Alternative Dispute
Resolution(ADR) in West Africa: The Case of Ghana;” paper
presented at the Annual Meeting of the African Studies
Association, November 11-14, New Orleans, Louisiana.
(2004)”The Role of ADR in the Horn of Africa: limits and
possibilities;” paper presented at the Greater Horn of Africa
Conference by the International House of Davis, May 8, the
University of California, Davis, May 8.
(2004)”Alternative Dispute Resolution(ADR) and Legal Reform in
Ghana: Preliminary Results of a Court Pilot Project;” paper
presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal
Justice Sciences, March 9-13, Las Vegas, Nevada.
(2002)”Crime and Criminality Among African Immigrants in US: A
preliminary survey;” paper presented at the Academy of Criminal
Justice Sciences, March 5-9, Anaheim, California.
(2000) “Ethnic & religious conflict resolution in Nigeria and
democratization,” Paper presented at the British Council, Enugu,
Nigeria in January. Same paper was delivered at the Sacramento/
Yolo Peace Action, in Sacramento, in April and at the CSUS Black
History Month Lecture series in February.
(2000) “Youth Peace & Cultural Education in Ghana,” a CSUS
lecture presentation, February.
(2000) “Judicial Reform in Ghana: Challenges & Prospects,” paper
presentation at the ACJS annual conference, March, New Orleans.
(1999 & 2000): Project director of “US_Africa Youth Peace &
Cultural Education Programs,” for CSUS and Sacramento area high
school students.
(2000)Chair & discussant on a “Justice in Perspective” panel at
the Western & Pacific Association of Criminal Justice Educators
conference, in October, Sacramento Holiday Inn northeast.
Vohryzek-Bolden, Miki
Systemic Approaches to Emergency Preparedness Affecting Correctional Communities.
Panelist. National Institute of Corrections 4-hour Satellite/Internet
Videoconference. July 31, 2002.
Conquering Our Fears of Terrorism Through Education, Understanding, and Action.
Keynote Speaker and Workshop Presenter. A Woman’s Day 2001
Professional Conference. Sacramento, California. October 2001.
California Department of Corrections and California Youth Authority Correctional
Officers’ and Supervisors’ Assessment of In-Service and 7(k) Training. American
Society of Criminology Conference. November 7-11, 2001.
Academy Training for Adult and Juvenile Correctional Employees – National
Perspectives. American Society of Criminology 52nd Annual Conference.
November 15-19, 2000.
Wilson, Hugh
Building Writing Assessment into the Curriculum, California State University,
Sacramento Conference on Assessing Student Learning, Sacramento, February, 2001
Building Writing Assessment into the Curriculum, California State University, Fresno
Conference on Assessing Student Learning, Fresno, April 2001
Criminal Justice Ethics: The Brady Decision, Marin County Law Enforcement Forum,
San Rafael, Ca, July 2003
Behavioral Signs of Drug Abuse, State of California, The Resources Agency, Redding, Ca, November 2003
