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CURRICULUM VITAE (updated August, 2019)

REVEREND DR. KIMORA

I GENERAL INFORMATION

Kimora, Ph.D.

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Department of Law, Police Science and Criminal Justice Administration AND

Interdisciplinary Studies Department (ISP) (2004-2013);

Anthropology Department;

CUNY’s Macaulay Honors College;

Graduate School, Criminal Justice;

Gender Studies;

University Faculty Senate (three-year elected terms (2011-2014; 2014-2017; 2017-2020);

Committee on Faculty, Staff and Administration, CUNY Board of Trustees, Alternate (2019-)

Committee on Student Affairs and Special Programs, CUNY Board of Trustees, Alternate (2018-

2019)

Chair of Student Affairs Committee (SAC) of the University Faculty Senate (2017-2018);

Liaison, Status of the Faculty (2019-2020);

Liaison, Education in the Prisons (2018-2020);

Student Election Review Committee (2018-2020);

UFS Academic Freedom Committee (2018-)

CUNY Interfaith Advisory Committee (2018-)

CUNY University Student Senate Faculty UFS Advisor (2018-)

Executive Committee (EC) of the University Faculty Senate (2018-2020);

Learning Communities, John Jay College of Criminal Justice (2008-2012);

Faculty Advisor, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Debate Society (2011-2015);

Faculty Advisor, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, ABADA-Capoeira (2014-2016);

Faculty Advisor, Corrections in Law, Police Science and Criminal Justice Administration Department

(2016-present)

Law, Police Science and Criminal Justice Administration

Room 422T

524 West 59th

Street

New York, NY 10019

e-mail address: [email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

phone number: (718) 707-2626 (office) The Osborne Association.

PRESENT POSITIONS: (1) Adjunct FULL Professor, as of May, 2016, approved by Provost Jane

Bowers of John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Associate Adjunct Professor, as of May 20, 2011,

approved by past Provost Jane Bowers of John Jay College of Criminal Justice (formerly Substitute

Assistant Professor from 2003-2005 in Law, Police Science and Criminal Justice) at John Jay College

of Criminal Justice, NYC. Professor.Kimora has taught COR 395 (Educating behind bars: Policy

Implications, Programs and Issues in Correctional Education), Summer, 2016, Fall, 2017 (Kimora

wrote and implemented the course); Honors 202: Leadership and the Common Good, Spring, 2014,

2015, 2016, 2017; Anthropology 101 (Spring, 2013, Spring, 2014-each semester to present);

Anthropology 230 (Crime and Culture), Spring, 2015; Anthropology 330 (American Pluralism and

the Law); CRJ 101 (Introduction to Criminal Justice), CRJ 425 (Seminar on Major Works in Criminal

Justice), CRJ 711 (Issues in Criminal Justice), COR 201 (The Law and Institutional Treatment), COR

202 (Juvenile Justice Administration), COR 282 (Principles of Correctional Operations), COR 303

(Comparative Corrections Systems) COR 397 “Corrections and the Media” (Course designed by

Professor Kimora); COR 39: “Educating behind bars: Correctional Education and Policy

Implications”;CRJT 511-Thematic Studies (Going/Bad/Going Straight: Criminals in Film, Theatre,

(Curriculum Vitae for Kimora)

and the Real World); B-14-The Drama of Sexual Addiction; B-11-The Psychopath next Door; ISP-

Crime and Punishment; B9-Women and Crime; Femmes Fatales; Psychopathy and the Theatre; A-6-

Violence or Nonviolence and COR 397 (Corrections and the Media). Dr. Kimora designed curriculum

for new courses COR 397; CRJ PSC (Psychopathy and Crime in Law and Literature) Dr. Kimora

designed and taught the LPS and ISP courses during Fall, 2006, Spring, 2007, Fall, 2007, Spring,

2008, Summer, 2008, Fall, 2008, Spring, 2009, Summer, 2009, Fall, 2009, Spring, 2010, Summer,

2010, Fall, 2010, Spring, 2011 Summer, 2011, Fall, 2011, Winter, 2012, Spring, 2012 Summer, 2012,

Fall, 2012, Winter, 2013, Spring, 2013. Appointed to position, September 1, 2005.

(2) Education Director for Treatment and Prevention Services at the Osborne Association in the El

Rio program in the Bronx, NY. Appointed January, 2003. (Dr. Kimora was promoted to Senior

Educational Facilitator in May, 2007). Dr. Kimora was promoted to Education Director for Treatment

and Prevention Services in July, 2011. Dr. Kimora teaches 8 cognitive skills groups twice a week to

parolees and probationers. As of September, 2006, she was also appointed to teach misdemeanor

clients as part of a new therapeutic program at El Rio. As of September, 2007, Dr. Kimora was

promoted to Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Evaluator.

Supervisor is Mr. Michael Cannaday, The Osborne Association, 809 Westchester Avenue, Bronx, NY

10455. Dr. Kimora was hired by Elizabeth Gaynes, Executive Director/CEO of the Osborne

Association in 2003. Dr. Kimora received CERTIFICATION in Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT) on

June 1, 2012. Since July, 2012, Dr. Kimora has been on the research team and the mentor for the

Rikers Island Jail (ABLE) grant from Mayor Bloomberg. Her title was Assessment Officer.This grant

was from 2012-2015. This was a $10 million social impact bond, which Dr. Kimora endorsed. She

oversaw 23 facilitators of Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT) at Rikers Island.

(3) Adjunct FULL Professor, Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC) since fall, 2016.

Professor Kimora has taught at BMCC since fall, 2014. Program Coordinator is Professor Michelle

A. Ronda of the Criminal Justice Program in Social Sciences, Human Services and Criminal Justice

Department at BMCC. Professor Kimora has taught the following courses: 1) CRJ 101: Introduction

to Criminal Justice; 2) CRJ 102: Criminology; 3) CRJ 202: Corrections; and 4) CRJ 200:

Constitutional Law.

(4) Senior Educational Facilitator of “A Framework for Breaking Barriers”, a cognitive skills program

written by Gordon Graham, at Sing Sing Prison, Ossining, NY and other prisons, per discretion of the

Osborne Association. Kimora is licensed by Gordon Graham to teach “Breaking Barriers” and “Seeds

of Success”. Appointed August, 2004. Supervisor from 2004-2008 was Tina Reynolds, The Osborne

Association. (Grant for Sing Sing expired, March, 2008). Contact Gordon Graham at 1-800-875-

3530.

(5) Prison Reformer/Researcher. Main areas of research: Psychopathy and Cognitive skills education.

Currently, Dr. Kimora is heading a research team reviewing “Breaking Barriers”, a cognitive skills

education program for inmates in the United States. As a prison reformer, she is on the Board of

Directors of Going in by Going Out (GOGI), an educational program for incarcerated men and

women in California and Utah. Contact Coach Mara Leigh Taylor, the Director of GOGI, at 1-310-

800-7084 (cell). Kimora is also on the Board of Directors of Reality House, Inc., a non-profit

advocacy organization that aids addicts and war veterans.

(6) Head Researcher, Danbury Prison Project in Danbury, CT: “Connecting through Literacy:

Incarcerated Parents, their Children, and Caregivers”. Funded by United States Department of Justice

and Reading is Fundamental (RIF). President Travis of John Jay College of Criminal Justice and the

College’s Criminal Justice Research Evaluation Center conceived the literacy project. Research

continues once funding from the Second Chance Act is confirmed. As of fall, 2011, project had been

stalled due to lack of funding.

(7) Adjunct Full Professor, University of Wisconsin-Platteville (Desire2Learn in Criminal Justice

Department since spring 2017). Professor Kimora has taught CRIMLJUS 3900-Research Methods in

Criminal Justice ONLINE.


A. SUMMARY STATEMENT OF ASSIGNMENT AT CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY (July, 1998-

July, 2002)

Dr. Kimora was Director of the Master of Arts in Organizational Management Concordia School of

Accelerated Learning (CSAL) program. She has taught in the program since 1990. Kimora has taught

the following courses in the Master of Arts in Organizational Management: Management Models

and Systems: Foundations Course; Management and Leadership; Productivity and Quality;

Managerial Research Methods and Design, Managing in an Information Age, Organizational Theory

and Behavior, and Synthesis Seminar. She has taught the following undergraduate courses in the

Organizational Management and Communication Major: Dynamics of Group and Organizational

Behavior; Effective Interpersonal Communication; Institutional Change and Corporate Environment;

Multicultural Dimensions; Interpersonal Relations; Managerial Communication; Statistical Methods

and Research; Personal Resources: Assessment and Application; Systems Management; Principles of

Management and Supervision; Fundamentals of Marketing; and Philosophy of Values and Ethics.

Kimora has taught the following undergraduate courses in the Marketing Management Major:

Quality and Customer Service, Personal Resources: Assessment and Application; Fundamentals of

Marketing; Consumer Behavior; Marketing Research; Promotion Strategy; Systems Management;

and Marketing Strategy. She has taught the following undergraduate courses in the Marketing

Certificate program: Consumer Behavior; Marketing Research; Promotion Strategy; and Marketing

Strategy. Finally, she has taught the following courses in the Information Technology Management

Major: Personal Resources: Assessment and Application; Information Support Functions;

Organization and Management Concepts; Computer Business Operations; Information and

Technology Support; Principles of Project Management; and Applied Research or Software

Development Projects I and II. In addition to teaching assignments, Kimora has aided in curriculum

writing and systems development. Presently, she is advising graduate students on their Synthesis

Activity in Organizational Management. She is also advising fifteen students in the Information

Technology Management (ITM) major. Dr. Kimora is author of all curricula for the proposed

Criminal Justice Major. The Master of Arts and Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice has passed the

Faculty Senate at Concordia University as of this writing. The Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice

was instigated on line in April 2000. The Master of Arts in Criminal Justice was approved by the

Board of Regents of Concordia University, St. Paul on January 5, 2002. Kimora supervised the

writing of the curriculum. Finally, Kimora initiated and wrote the entire Master of Arts in

Organizational Management (MAOM) with an emphasis in Resources (HR) for Concordia

University. Human The program was approved by Concordia University in December, 2001. The first

cohort was initiated in June, 2002.

B. EDUCATION

Interfaith Minister

Class Co-President

The New Seminary

New York City

Date of Ordination at Riverside Church, New York City: Sunday, June 13, 2010

Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

Education

Business and Marketing Education (Work, Community and Family Education)

University of Minnesota, 1995

Title of Dissertation: “The need for cognitive skills training in correctional vocational education

programming at Minnesota Correctional Facility-Lino Lakes at Lino Lakes, Minnesota”

Master of Arts

Theatre and Drama

University of Wisconsin, 1982

Title of Thesis: “Elements of Marxism in Three of Bertolt Brecht’s Plays”


Bachelor of Arts

Communication Arts

Rhetoric and Communication Theory

University of Wisconsin, 1979

Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.)

Fashion Merchandising

Lowthian College (defunct), 1985

Minneapolis, MN

C. PROFESSIONAL TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Adjunct Full Professor at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville, Platteville, Wisconsin (January,

2017 to present)

Adjunct Full Professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, NYC

(May, 2016-present)

Associate Adjunct Professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, NYC

(May, 2011-May, 2016)

Associate Adjunct Professor at Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC), NYC

(August, 2014-present)

Senior Educator

New York City Justice Corps

Prison Re-entry Institute


Phipps Center site

1409 Fulton Avenue

Bronx, NY

(2012-present)

Assistant Adjunct Professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, NYC

(September, 2005-present)

Assistant Professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice

NY, NY

Substitute Line

(September 2003-September, 2005)

Education Director for Treatment and Prevention Services

The Osborne Association

El Rio

Bronx, New York

(July, 2011-present)

Senior Educational Facilitator/Educator


Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)

“Cognitive Skills Building” and “Breaking Barriers”

(September, 2007-July, 2011)


Educator

Addiction Institute of New York

St. Luke’s/Roosevelt Hospitals

New York, NY 10019

(2007-present)

Senior Educator

Sing Sing Prison

Prison Reentry Services


“Breaking the barriers to employment”

Brooklyn, NY

October, 2004-March, 2008 (Grant expired March, 2008)

Senior Educational Facilitator/Educator


El Rio

809 Westchester Avenue

Bronx, NY 10455

January, 2003-Present

Courses taught: Rethinking Anger; Basic Cognitive Skills; Institutionalization; Self and Others, and

Coping Skills, “Breaking Barriers” by Gordon Graham, and “Seeds of Success” by Gordon Graham.

Educator

Anoka Ramsey Community College/Anoka County Jail

September 2000-July, 2002

Courses taught: Job Skills for Inmates; GED Preparation

Anoka, MN

Assistant Professor

University of Minnesota

January, 1988-August, 1994

Business and Marketing Education

Courses taught: Sales Training; Customer Service Training; Professional Sales Education, and

Teaching Sales Display; Independent Study

Educator

Minnesota Department of Corrections

February, 1991-April, 1991

MCF-Stillwater

Course taught: Understanding Human Relations

Educator

MCF-Lino Lakes

December, 1992-September, 1995

Courses taught: Introduction to Human Relations; Introduction to Intimacy; Intermediate Study of

Intimacy; Advanced Study of Intimacy; Basic Sexuality; Sexuality for Sex Offenders; Reasoning and

Rehabilitation (Correctional Service of Canada); Advanced Cognitive Rehabilitation. All courses on

intimacy and sexuality were designed and taught by Dr. Kimora.

Educator

Adult Corrections Facility-Plymouth, MN

November, 1992-1999

Courses taught: Introduction to Self-Esteem; Introduction to Intimacy; Human Relations;

National Issues Forum; Meditation and You. All courses were designed and taught by Dr. Kimora.


Educator

Juvenile Detention Center-Minneapolis, MN

June, 1992-July, 1993

Courses taught: Music Therapy; Art Therapy

Both courses were designed and taught by Dr. Kimora.

Educator/Facilitator in Training

Correctional Service of Canada-Ottawa, Ontario

Course taught: Reasoning and Rehabilitation (cognitive rehabilitation for inmates)

January, 1994-January, 1995

Licensed to teach Reasoning and Rehabilitation

January, 1994

Associate Professor

Lowthian College (defunct) Minneapolis, MN

July, 1987-March, 1992

Courses taught: Fashion Merchandising curriculum: Advanced Management, Business

Communications, Business Writing, Career Preparation, Fashion Promotion and Fashion Show,

Fashion Writing, Human Relations, Management and Supervision, Marketing, Merchandising Math,

Non-Textiles, Oral Communications, Principles of Retailing, Psychology of Management, Sales

Promotion, Selling Principles and Practices, Textiles, and Visual Merchandising.

D. OTHER PROFESSIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE

New York City Justice Corps-defunct as of June, 2018

(Coordinated with John Jay College of Criminal Justice)

Phipps Community Development (PCDC)

Bronx, New York

Senior Educator

Teaches Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

(October, 2012-2018)

Covenant House-New York City

346 West 17th

Street

New York, NY 10011-5002

Educator

Courses taught: Introduction to Self-esteem; GED Enhancement

Internship from August-October, 1996

Kimora Consulting

March, 1995-present

Consultant in human resource management

Lowthian College

Dean of Instruction & Assistant to the President

Chair of Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.)-Fashion Merchandising

October, 1988-March, 1992

Lowthian College

Assistant to Dean of Instruction

Chair of Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.)-Fashion Merchandising

June, 1988-October, 1988

Lowthian College

Assistant Academic Dean

July, 1987-June, 1988


Young Quinlan

Assistant Buyer; Sales Associate

July, 1984-May, 1985

United Council, Inc.

President (elected position)

June, 1980-June, 1981

United Council, Inc.

Legislative Affairs Director (appointed position)

June, 1979-June, 1980

Madison Community Cooperative (MCC)

Executive Director (appointed position)

January, 1976-May, 1979

University of Wisconsin Botany Department

Greenhouse and Garden

Gardener

September, 1975-December, 1975

II. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

A. PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

American Correctional Association (ACA)

2012

Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS)

Member

2012

Society for the Study of Social Problems (SSSP)

Member

January, 2011- January, 2013

Midwestern Criminal Justice Association (MCJA)

Professional Member

September, 2010-2012

Southern Rural Sociological Association (SRSA)

Professional Member

October, 2008-2011

Phi Eta Sigma

Honorary member of honorary society

Inducted March, 2009

Keynote speaker at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, NYC during induction

“Knowledge is Power”

National Communication Association (NCA)

Patron

July, 1998-July, 1999


Correctional Education Association (CEA)

Professional Member


Family and Corrections Network

Member


Omicron Tau Theta (OTT)

President, September, 1991-1992

Fashion Group International

Executive Board Member

January, 1989-March, 1992

University of Wisconsin Board of Regents

Student ex-officio member

June, 1980-June, 1981

Wisconsin Student Caucus

Founder, Chair

June, 1980-June, 1981

University of Wisconsin Governance Board

University Relations Committee

Advisor to UW System President

June, 1980-June, 1981

University of Wisconsin Health Care Advisory Committee

Student voting member

April, 1977-May, 1979

Wisconsin Student Association

Vice-President (elected position)

April, 1977-April, 1978

National Honor Society

February, 1973-present

B. CLASSES/SEMINARS TAUGHT BY DR. KIMORA

One Day University

“Criminological theories; Psychopathy”

October, 2015

FIT Auditorium

New York City

Stuyvesant Equality Coalition

Inaugural Conference

Stuyvesant High School

345 Chambers Street

New York, NY 10282

Dr. Kimora spoke on the panel in session #2: Racial Inequality in New York City High Schools

10:30-11:20 am in Auditorium

April 25, 2015


Justice Talks: a TEDCUNY John Jay College Salon Event


Black Box Theater in the New Building

524 West 59th

Street

New York, NY 10019

Topic: Mass Incarceration and Social Inequity

April 30, 2015

Monthly Educational Seminars for ALL staff of the Osborne Association in New York since July,

2012. Topics include assessment, pedagogy, critical thinking, and current research in criminal justice.

Opioid Treatment Program (OTP)

Speaker to patients: September 20, 2013

Contact person: David Quinn, Substance Abuse Clinician

Addiction Institute of New York

St. Luke’s Roosevelt Hospital

1000 10th

Avenue

New York, NY 10019

University Faculty Senate (UFS)

Education in the Prisons (subcommittee)

Resource Fair (Employment and Re-entry Opportunities after Incarceration)

Queensboro Correctional Facility

47-04 Van Dam Street

Queens, New York 11101

March 15, 2013

Rounds: The Importance of Cognitive Skills Education for Drug Counselors

Speaker: Dr. Kimora

The Addiction Institute

New York, NY

2:00-3:00

March 15, 2013

Grand Rounds: Psychiatry Grand Rounds in November, 2012” Utilization of Cognitive Skills

Education for Patients”. Dr. Kimora presented a one-hour seminar for psychiatrists and medical

students in psychiatry at St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital Center on November 28, 2012.

Seminar: Professional Development Day: New York City Probation: Strength through Experience,

Collaboration, and Continued Learning: “The Importance of Cognitive Behavioral Interventions

for Probation Clients”. Dr. Kimora was introduced by Ann Jacobs, Director of the Prison Re-entry

Institute, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, June 21, 2012 from 9:15-10:15 am. Dr. Kimora spoke

on a panel with David Thigpen, a formerly incarcerated individual.

Roundtable: “Transporting inmates in the Tri-State: Should New York State Close Prisons?” Kimora,

Lior Gideon, Nik Ignaffo and Martin Horn at the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS) in

New York City at the Marriott Marquis Times Square, March 17, 2012 at 9:30-10:45 am in Lyceum,

5th

floor.

“Cognitive Skills Education for Incarcerated Folks”

Dr. Kimora taught a 3.5 hour session to incarcerated folks, as well as John Jay College students

enrolled in Prison to College Pipeline Program

John Jay College of Criminal Justice, the Prison Re-entry Institute and Prison to College Pipeline

Program

Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) in Otisville, New York

December 9, 2011


Hunter College Common Day

“Racism in the Criminal Justice System”

Panel discussion with Dr. Kimora, Education Director, El Rio, the Osborne Association

The Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College, 2180 Third Avenue, NYC.

Wednesday, November 16, 2011

“Employment Options for Parole Violators”

Edgecombe Correctional Facility

New York, NY

February 18, 2011

“The role of Correctional Education for Students”

Martin Luther King, Jr. Educational Campus

“Arts, Imagination and Inquiry”

New York, NY

February 11, 2011

“Going out by Going In: Achieving Sustainability through Education in Rural Communities”

Southern Rural Sociological Association (SRSA)

Corpus Christi, TX (PowerPoint presentation)

February 7, 2011

“Psychopathy and the Revised Psychopathy Checklist”

75th

Session of he New York City Police Department-Homicide Investigators’ Course

Office of the Chief Medical Examiner

New York, NY

January 17, 2011 (also 2010-2013)

“Addiction issues”

Staff seminar

Options Recovery Services

California Association of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors

Berkeley, CA

January 5, 2011

“Prison Re-entry issues for Women”

Bayview Correctional Facility

New York, NY

December 20, 2010

“FYE Showcase 2010”


Learning Communities/First Year Experience

December 2, 2010

“What is a Correctional Educator?”

Public Administration 240 at John Jay College of Criminal Justice

New York, NY

Guest speaker in Professor Allen’s class

December 1, 2010

“Cognitive Skills Enhancement for Re-entry”

Lincoln Correctional Facility

New York, NY

(Learning Communities CRJ 101 class watches Dr. Kimora teach 80 inmates at the facility)

November 22, 2010


“Prison Re-entry issues for staff”

Argus Community, Inc.

New York, NY

November 19, 2010

“Transcending Addictions after Release”

Eva’s Village

Paterson, New Jersey

October 27, 2010

“Cognitive Skills will aid you”

Davis County, Summit County and Wasatch County Jails

Near Salt Lake City, Utah

October 8 and 9, 2010

“Justice for the next Ten Years: Assessment of the Impact of ASPD”

Category theme: “The Relevance of the Psychopathy Checklist for Police Officers”

Midwestern Criminal Justice Association (MCJA)

Inn of Chicago

Chicago, IL

September 25, 2010

“Positive Re-entry Tactics”

Speakers Bureau

Edgecombe Prison

New York City

2009-present

“Cognitive Skills Education for Staff”

Annual seminar presented by Dr. Kimora

Lincoln Correctional Facility

New York City

2006-present

“How is the Criminal Justice System impacting our Community?”

Reality House

Guest speaker, requested by Board of Directors of Reality House

New York, NY

September 24, 2009

“Educational Transformation”

The Century Regional Detention Center

Going Out by Going In (GOGI)

Requested to speak by Dr. Mara Leigh Taylor, founder of GOGI

Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department

April 17-19, 2009

“Educational Transformation”

Vital Intervention Directional Alternative (V.I.D.A.)

Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department

Lennox Station, Watts, CA

April 18, 2009


“Methamphetamine Abuse and Treatment in Rural America”

Paper presented at the 2009 annual meeting of the Southern Rural Sociological Association (SRSA)

Atlanta, GA

January 31-February 3, 2009

“Effective Facilitation Techniques for Counselors and other Staff”


Bronx, NY

Training Session

March 24, 2009

“Connecting through Literacy: incarcerated parents, their children and caregivers”

Guest speaker

CrimCast, monthly podcast that highlights criminal justice issues

Moderator: Professor Staci Strobl, John Jay College of Criminal Justice and

Professor Nickie D. Phillips, St. Francis College, Brooklyn, NY

March 1, 2009

Cognitive Skills Education; Self-Esteem Building for Alcoholics and Drug Addicts

Roosevelt Hospital

Addiction Department, Director, Kevin Heaney

Two sessions each month (2008 and 2009; one session per month 2010-present)

June, 2008-present

NY, NY

Parenting class

Shawangunk Correctional Facility

January 24, 2007

Dr. Kimora was keynote speaker

Caribbean Unity Group

Sing Sing Correctional Facility

January 17, 2007


New York Theological Seminary

Master of Arts in Theological Studies, opening class

Sponsored by NY Thelogical Seminary and Sing Sing

August 21, 2006


New York University

School of Social Work

Division of Lifelong Learning and Professional Development

Co-sponsored by NeATTC

“Understanding and Engaging clients with Co-occurring Disorders”

Dr. Kimora: “Using Cognitive Behavioral Strategies with Substance Abusing Clients with

Narcissistic and Anti-social Personality Disorders”

NYU Kimmel Center

May 23, 2006

New Horizons in Reentry Conference

Sponsored by Ready4Work

Villanova Conference Center, PA

June, 2005

Dr. Kimora was the keynote speaker


Seventh Biennial Conference: International Perspectives on Crime, Justice, and Public Order

John Jay College of Criminal Justice, Scotland Yard, FBI, and the Government of Romania

“The link between terrorism and mental illness”

Bucharest, Romania

June 6-10, 2004

Concordia University

“Detecting Sociopathic Behavior in Business”

Continuing Education

St. Paul, MN

June, 2001; November, 2001; February, 2002; and June, 2002


“Customer Service Improvements for the Service Industries in the Twin Cities”


St. Paul, MN

June 8, 2002

American Association of Healthcare Administrative Management

(AAHAM)

Keynote address: “We are all Leaders”

Seminar on stress management

Gull Lake, MN

May 9-10, 2002


“Film Theory”


St. Paul, MN

May 4, 2002


“Rethinking Emotions”


St. Paul, MN

April 27, 2002


Annual Child Care Professionals Convention

“Communication with Child Care Professionals”

St. Paul, MN

April 6, 2002


Child Care Design

“Stress Busters: Managing Stress”

Andover, MN

March 19, 2002


“Detecting and Analyzing Cognitive Distortions”

St. Paul, MN

March 9, 2002


Orion and Associates

Keynote speaker: “We are all Leaders”

Building Community through Leadership

Brooklyn Park, MN

February 21, 2002


“Positive Aloneness”

Men and Women’s Symposium

St. Paul, MN

June 29-30, 2001


“Film Theory”


St. Paul, MN

March 16-17, 2001


School-Age Care (SCA)

St. Paul, MN

“Stress Management”

White Bear Lake, MN

(August 28, 2000)

Burnsville, MN

September 1, 2000

Fall Retreat 2000


Research Roundtable

“The Importance of Cohort Learning”

Dr. Kimora

August 24, 2000

American Association of Healthcare Administrative Management

(AAHAM)

“Is our work Challenging, Productive, and Community based?”

Dr. Kimora

Doubletree Hotel

Bloomington, MN

May 11, 2000

Minnesota Valley Adult Education Association Annual Meeting

(MVAEA)

Gateway to Learning

“Self-directed Learning at the University”

Dr. Kimora

Dr. Chuck Nuckles

April 28, 2000


The Collaboration for the Advancement of College Teaching and Learning

Seminar: “Breaking out of our own prison: Opening our Minds with Creativity”

Joint presenters: Dr. Kimora and Dr. Richard Brynteson


St. Paul, MN

Minneapolis, MN

May 11, 2000

United States Postal Service

Regional Meeting

“Team building training activity for USPS Regional Manager and Associates”

Presenters: Dr. Kimora, Dr. Richard Brynteson, and Dr. Chuck Nuckles

Riverwood Inn and Conference Center

Monticello, MN

February 10, 2000

International Self-directed Learning Symposium

“Cohort Learning at Concordia University”

Presenters: Dr. Kimora and Dr. Jane Pilling-Cormick

Boynton Beach, FL

February 3-5, 2000


Nuts ‘n Bolts

“Rethinking Anger”

Presenter: Dr. Kimora

St. Paul, MN

October 22, 23, 1999

St. John’s Lutheran Middle School

Seminar: Faculty Development Day

“Gifts of Lutheran Secondary Teachers”


Norwood-Young America, MN

August 24, 1999

Viking Middle School

Seminar: Career Day

“My Life as a University Professor”


Woodville, WI

May 20, 1999


School Age Care (SAC)

Summer Care Program

St. Paul, MN

“Rethinking Anger”

May 20, 1999; September 1, 1999: July 7-8, 2000; September 15-16, 2000


Twin Cities Human Resources Association (TCHRA)

“Human Resources Management in the Millennium”

University of St. Thomas

Minneapolis, MN

Keynote Speaker: Dr. Kimora

“Future HR Management Strategies”

May 6, 1999


Research Roundtable

Scholarship Center

St. Paul, MN

Presenter: Dr. Kimora, with Dr. Nuckles

“Self-directed Learning”

April 27, 1999


Nuts ‘n Bolts Series

Rochester Chamber of Commerce

Rochester, MN

“Change in a Turbulent World”

April 8, 1999

“13th

International Self-Directed Learning Symposium”

Holiday Inn Old Town

Scottsdale, AZ

Presenter: Dr. Kimora, on behalf of research team

“A Validity Study of the Self-directed Learning Perception Scale”

February 25-28, 1999

53rd

Annual International Conference

“Toward Solutions”

Correctional Education Association

Presenter: Dr. Kimora, workshop leader

“Understanding the role of Anti-social Personality Disorder (ASPD) in Personal and Social Violence”

Salt Lake City, Utah

July 12-15, 1998

Viking Middle School

Seminar: “Preparing for your future”

Woodville, WI

May 14, 1998

Continuing Education Program

Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences

Case Western Reserve University

Cleveland, OH

Presenter: Dr. Kimora with Keith Davis, M.A.

“Diagnosis and Treatment of Personality Disorders”

February 13, 1998

Institute of Agronomy and Veterinary Medicine

Rabat, Morocco and the University of Minnesota

“American Management Principles”

July 25-29, 1991


American Theatre Association (ATA)

Mid-America Theatre Conference

Minneapolis, MN

“Brecht’s Epic Theatre and Nuclear Madness: A call for Social Change from the

Stage”

March 14, 1986

St. Croix Electric Cooperative

1974 Youth Congress

University of Wisconsin-River Falls

Delegate representing St. Croix County

July 9-12, 1974

C. CONFERENCES ATTENDED AND PRESENTED

Blackboard on Tour!

Latest Blackboard Teaching and Learning Technologies

Pace University

One Place Plaza

New York, NY 10038

June 10, 2015

International Conference: The Rule of Law in an Era of Change: Security, Social Justice and

Inclusive Governance, Athens, Greece, from June 11-14, 2014, sponsored by Office for the

Advancement of Research, John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York City; KeMeA (Center

for Security Studies); the Mayor of Athens, Greece; and the Stavros Niarchos Foundation in Athens,

Greece. Dr. Kimora gave TWO presentations at the conference: Panel 24: Mental Health and the

Criminal Justice System. “Mental Health Courts: Public Policy Recommendations” and Dr. Kimora

also commented on “Women in the Criminal Justice System: Special Needs Offenders” since

Professor Zelma Henriques could not come to the conference. Dr. Kimora spoke on Panel 28:

Racialized Policing in Domestic and International Perspective: Methodologies and Quandaries.

“Ethnic Profiling: A Modern Framework”.

Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences: The Midwestern Criminal Justice Association: “From

Concepts to Reality: Integrating Research with Criminal Justice Practices. 2012 Annual Meeting. Dr.

Kimora presented the following topic: Integrating Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT) with

Criminal Justice Practice: An Aid to Correctional Education at the Osborne Association”.

Panel 29, Saturday, September 29, 2012, The Inn of Chicago, Michigan Room, 9:00 am-10:15 am.

The Ninth Annual Biennial International Conference: Criminal Justice and Security in Central and

Eastern Europe: Contemporary Criminal Justice: Practice and Research, Faculty of Criminal Justice

and Security, University of Maribor, Ljubljana, SLOVENIA, September 19-21, 2012: Roundtable 1:

9:00-10:30-Conference Room 1: “The need for Prevention and Treatment Services in the

Criminal Justice System and Drug Treatment Court for Criminal Justice in the Central and

Eastern Europe: The Osborne Association, New York City, New York” Dr. Kimora

PRESENTED PAPER with Todd C. Patton, M.D.

International Conference: Global Perspectives on Justice, Security, and Human Rights at John Jay

College of Criminal Justice, New York City, from June 6-9, 2012. Dr. Kimora gave TWO

presentations at the conference: 1) Panel 3: “An integrated and holistic concept of reentry”, 1.82

Classroom on June 6, 2012. Dr. Kimora appeared on a panel with Ann Jacobs, Director of the Prison

Reentry Institute of John Jay College of Criminal Justice, and Ray Tebout, The College Initiative, and

Risgo Mention-Lewis, the Nassau County/Council of Thought and Action, New York. 2) Panel 73:

“The Importance of mental health courts in New York City”, 1.91 Classroom on June 9, 2012. Dr.

Kimora appeared on a panel with Professor Zelma Henriques and Professor Mia Ramdial from John

Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York City.


EDULEARN ‘12

International Association for Technology, Education and Development (IATED)

Barcelona, Spain

July 2-4, 2012

Dr. Kimora presented the following topic at the conference: “The Importance of Critical Thinking in a

Correctional Education Course: A Pedagogical Innovation in Education”. John Jay College of

Criminal Justice, New York City, New York.

“Think Outside the Cell: A new Day, a New Way”

Think Outside the Cell Foundation

National Symposium on Issues Affecting the Incarcerated, the formerly Incarcerated and their

Families

Saturday, September 24, 2011 from 7:30am-5:30 pm

The Riverside Church,

New York City

“Community Care of the Sociopath/Psychopath”

Society for the Study of Social Problems (SSSP)

Social Reactions to Mental Illness: The Continued Relevance of Stigma and Social Control”

Saturday, August 20, 2011

Harrah’s Las Vegas, Goldfield Room

(presenter)

“Annual Addiction Medicine Issues”

2010 Annual Meeting of the State of New York Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services

(OASAS)

Albany Medical College

Albany, NY

November 12-14, 2010

(NOT a presenter)

“Justice for the next Ten Years: Assessment of the Impact of ASPD” by Dr. Kimora

2010 Annual Meeting of the Midwestern Criminal Justice Association

Chicago, IL

September 23-25, 2010

“Criminal Justice and Addiction Treatment; Beyond the Rockefeller Era”

Fifth Annual Conference of the Addiction Institute of New York

St. Luke’s Hospital Muhlenberg 4-Auditorium

421 West 113 Street

New York, NY 10025

March 5, 2010

“Methamphetamine Abuse and Treatment in Rural America”

2009 annual meeting of the Southern Rural Sociological Association (SRSA)

Atlanta, GA

January 31-February 3, 2009

“The Use of Suboxone and Patient Quality Care: Best Practices Revealed”

Reckitt Benckiser and Albert Einstein College of Medicine

New York, NY

May 13, 2009


“Colloquium on Conditions of Confinement”

Fordham Law School’ s Louis Stein Center for Law and Ethics;

Fordham Law Prisoners’ Rights Advocates

New York City

October 24, 2008

“Immigration, Justice, and Crime: Where do we go from here?”


New York, NY 10019

Center on Media, Crime and Justice

June 2-4, 2008

“Media, Race and Capital Punishment”


New York, NY 10019


May 12, 2008

The Force, Inc.

Forum for Regional Clinical Education

Clinical Seminar Series

September, 2007

2 CME credits

Yonkers, NY

The Force, Inc.


Clinical Seminar Series

“New Diagnostic and Treatment Strategies for Hepatitis B; Recent Food-Borne Illnesses”

2 CME credits

Yonkers, NY

January 10, 2007

The Force, Inc.


Monthly Seminar Series

“Brain Reward Systems and Smoking Cessation”

and “Disease Prevention: What Works”

2 CME credits

Yonkers, NY

February 9, 2005

“Breaking the Barriers”

David Lewis, President (deceased as of 2010)

Free at Last

1796 Bay Road

East Palo Alto, CA 94303


New York, NY

December 1-2, 2004

Seventh Biennial Conference: International Perspectives on Crime, Justice, and Public Order

John Jay College of Criminal Justice, Scotland Yard, FBI, and the Government of Romania

Bucharest, Romania

June 6-10, 2004


Beth Israel Medical Center

Phillips Ambulatory Care Center

10 Union Square East

New York, NY

“New Insights into Skin Aging, Sun-Induced Immune Suppression, and the Genetics of DNA Repair”

April 12, 2003


Mini-SAC Summer Extravaganza

Music Center, Band Room, #118

“Stress Management for Working Professionals”

Dr. Kimora spoke on anger management to Concordia University faculty and staff

July 19, 2001

Focus 2000


Minneapolis Marriott Hotel

Minneapolis, MN

May 19-21, 2000

Fifth Annual Midwest Qualitative Research Conference

University of St. Thomas

School of Education

Minneapolis, MN

June 24-25, 1999

National Communication Association

(Formerly Speech Communication Association)

“The Dawning of a New Century: Lessons Learned, New Visions”

New York Hilton Hotel/Marriott Marquis

New York, NY

November 20-24, 1998

“Critical Resistance: Beyond the Prison Industrial Complex”

University of California-Berkeley

Berkeley, CA

September 25-27, 1998

Inc. Executive Seminar

“How to dance with the elephants-without getting trampled to death”

Sponsored by United Parcel Service

Doubletree Hotel, Minneapolis Airport at the Mall of America

May 12, 1998

(Dr. Kimora was a presenter)

14th

Annual Children at Risk Conference

The Training and Education Consortium of Hennepin and Ramsey Counties

(T.E.C.H.R.)

September 4, 1997

International Association of Justice Volunteerism Forum

State of Minnesota

Roseville, MN

September 28-October 1, 1997


D. CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY COMMITTEES

Search and Screen Committee: Professor of Organizational Management and Communication

Mascot Selection Committee

Student/Faculty Evaluation Task Force

Faculty Development Policies Committee

Department of Human Services and Professional Development with an emphasis on Criminal Justice

Human Services and Professional Development (HSPD)/ Concordia School of Accelerated Learning

(CSAL) Faculty Group

Satisfactory Progress Sub-committee

Breakfast Speakers Series

“Learning as a Way of Being”

Dr. Peter B. Vaill

CSAL (Concordia School of Adult Learning) Faculty Development Meetings

Concordia University Admissions Committee

E. SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS

WBAI Radio Interview

New York City

Saturday, August 10, 2019

Topic: Jeffrey Epstein’s suicide

Book Discussion (Conversation) with Professor Karsten Struhl and Professor Jonathan Jacobs

“When Young People Break the Law”


Room 1.89 NB

December 9, 2015

Breaking the School to Prison Pipeline

Dr. Kimora appeared on a panel with Judge Judith Kaye, and Special Schools Superintendent Tim

Lisante at a seminar sponsored by

The Office of Student Life and

The Center for Media, Crime, and Justice at


September 10, 2013

Filmed for the TV show: Criminal Justice Matters and the Seeking Justice Series

New York City Justice Corps

Staff Training: The Importance of Cognitive Skills Education

Dr. Kimora was the presenter

September 16, 2013


Faculty Development Day

Adjunct Faculty Day


August, 2012

Dr. Kimora spoke on a panel along with four other adjunct professors; she also spoke about how to

enhance teaching at the Faculty Development Day. Provost Jane Bowers introduced her at the

Adjunct Faculty Development Day meeting.

“The 1960’s: The Struggle for Justice Intensifies”

Dr. Kimora

Panel with Dr. Gerald Markowitz and Professor Michael Meerepol

“Talk Back” on Monday, May 9, 2011 at 7:00 in the evening


New York City

“The role of the Correctional Educator” by Dr. Kimora


Law Enforcement Day

Sponsored by the Department of Counseling

November 8, 2010

“Role of Fashion in New York”

Dr. Oz Show-Fox TV

Tim Gunn, interviewer

September 10, 2009

“Gambling Addiction and its relationship to Chemical Dependency”


New York City

July 24, 2009

“Role of Education in Criminal Justice Re-entry Programs”

Joey Reynolds Show

New York, NY

May 14, 2009


Latin American and Latina/o Studies

Public Inquiry

“Justice for Luis Barrios”

Kimora spoke about abolishing solitary confinement in American prisons

April 28, 2009

“Tobacco Dependency”


Bronx, NY

Staff Training

July 24, 2009

“Career vs. Crime”

High School for Arts, Imagination and Inquiry”

Martin Luther King, Jr., Educational Campus at CNN Headquarters

New York City

October 15, 2008



Center for Race, Crime and Justice and the

Office for the Advancement of Research

“The N Word”

Research presentation by Professor Kimora to John Jay College faculty, staff and students

Wednesday, April 18, 2007


Bronx, NY

“The N Word”

Presentation by Dr. Kimora of her research

Tuesday, April 17, 2007


Student Leadership Conference

Workshop: Entrepreneur Leadership in Criminal Justice

Presenter: Professor Kimora

Friday, March 9, 2007

Panel Discussion on the Darfur Crisis

“Let’s Talk Darfur”


4302 North Lecture Hall

NY, NY 10019

Presenter: Professor Kimora

“Elements of Genocide”

Thursday, December 7, 2006

3:35-5:00 p.m.

Community Meeting

James Monroe Community Center

1790 Story Ave

Bronx, NY 10473

Keynote Speaker: Dr. Kimora

September 13, 2006

“Taking control of yourself and your community”

Public Hearing

Westchester County Center

White Plains, NY

February 10, 2004

“Continuance and expansion of Bee-Line Service”

WBAI-FM radio

New York, NY

Guest host: Dr. Kimora

“Prison Reform for a Compassionate World”

August 19, 1999

September 20, October 4, October 11, 2001; September 23, 2003.

Arlington Hills Presbyterian Church

St.Paul, MN


“Effective Communication Skills for Offenders, their Families and the Public”

May, 1995-January, 1997


Midwest Challenge, Inc.

Minneapolis, MN


“Getting from There to Here: Coping with Chemical Dysfunctions”

April, 1998-2002

NuWay Houses

2518 1st Avenue South

2200 1st Avenue South

Minneapolis, MN


“Getting from There to Here: Coping with Chemical Dysfunctions”

December, 1992-2002

10th

District American Legion Oratorical Contest

St. Croix County Council

New Richmond, WI Legion Hall

Speech: “Freedoms Guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States”

Winner: First Place

January, 1975

Baldwin-Woodville High School Forensics Team

Sub-District Forensics Contest

Boyceville, WI

Winner: “Second Place” in Extemporaneous Speaking

January, 1975



Baldwin, WI

Winner: “A” in Play-Acting

May, 1975

Baldwin-Woodville High School Debate Team

District Contests

Baldwin, WI

Winner: First Place

1971-1975



St. Croix Central High School

Winner: “A” in Extemporaneous Speaking

March 13, 1974

St. Croix County Annual Soil Conservation Speaking Contest

Baldwin, WI

Winner: Second Place

Senior Division

October, 1973


Sub-District Forensics Contest Baldwin, WI

Winner: “A” in Extemporaneous Speaking

March 14, 1973


Minneapolis Spelling Bee

St. Croix County Finals

St. Croix Central Schools

Roberts, WI

Winner: Second Place

March 20, 1971

Woodville Junior High School Spelling Bee Contest

Woodville, WI

Winner: First Place

October, 1970

F. RESEARCH

Member of Research Team


Goldman Sachs Social Bond Research

Rikers Island Jail

Three-year grant (2012-2015)


United States Department of Justice

Reading is Fundamental (RIF)

Danbury Prison (prison for women), Danbury, CT

Wireless Connection, Brooklyn, NY

Literacy program for women in prison and their children

“Connecting through Literacy: Incarcerated parents, their children and caregivers”

(approval still as of July, 2012 pending with Federal Bureau of Prisons; John Jay College IRB has

approved research; funding is stalled until possible funds from the Second Chance Act)

California Department of Corrections

Mara Taylor, “Going out by Going In” (GOGI)

Recidivism study of incarcerated women in Lynwood Jail, Los Angeles, CA and incarcerated men

and women in Davis County, Summit County and Wasatch County Jails near Salt Lake City, Utah

May, 2008-present

Head Researcher

“Breaking Barriers”, a cognitive skills program for inmates

Gordon Graham and Associates

Redmond, Oregon

April, 2003-present

Co-Researcher


Collaboration with Jane Katz, Ed.D.

Department of Physical Education and Athletics

“The need for wellness programs at U.S. post-secondary campuses”

Approved research by IRB, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, NYC

December, 2004


Law, Police Science and Criminal Justice

“Important Procedures for the Assessment of Psychopathy”


December, 2004 (Article completed in September, 2005; article was published by Civic Research

Institute, in November/December 2005 issue of “Community Corrections Report on Law and

Corrections Practice”, Executive Editor, Todd R. Clear, Ph.D.)



Law, Police Science and Criminal Justice

“The need for cognitive skills education at drug treatment programs”


December, 2004 (Article completed December, 2004; article entitled “Cognitive skills aid clients at

El Rio” was published by Offender Preparation and Education Network, Inc., in Winter, 2005 issue of

“Insights”, Michael Archer, Marketing Manager.


El Rio

“The significance of the term “nigger” and related terms to criminal justice”

Approved research by IRB at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, NYC and The Osborne

Association, 2007


Youth and Family Services

“Family works”

175 Remsen Street, 8th

Floor

Brooklyn, NY 11201

Fall, 2003-present

Self-Directed Learning Perception Scale (SDLPS)


St. Paul, MN

May, 1998-2000

MinnCore Case Study

MN Department of Corrections

St. Paul, MN

June, 1998-2001

Guidance Research, Inc.

CSAL Evaluation

Southgate Office Plaza

Minneapolis, MN 55437

August-September, 1998

G. MEMBERSHIP

CUNY Board of Trustees

University Faculty Senate (UFS) Executive Committee Member since 2018

Committee on Faculty, Staff, and Administration (Alternate, 2019- present)

Committee on Student Affairs and Special Programs (Alternate, 2018-2019)

Fostering a Culture of Learning


Bronx, NY 10455

August, 2012 to present


Education in the Prisons (subcommittee)

August, 2012-present

Student Affairs (subcommittee)

August, 2016-present

Elected Deputy Chair of Student Affairs

(May, 2017 to present)


Yonkers Paddling and Rowing Club (YPRC)

Yonkers, NY

April, 2012-present


Academic Freedom Subcommittee (Fall, 2011-Spring, 2012)

Education in the Prisons Subcommittee (Fall, 2012-present)

City University of New York (CUNY)

Elected to three-year term in May, 2011-May, 2014; May 2014-May, 2017; and May 2017-May,

2020.

Work Group #5


Middle States Re-Accreditation Committee

Appointed 2011

CrimCast Podcast

Board of Directors

Honorary member since September, 2009

Phi Eta Sigma

Honorary member since March, 2009

Inducted at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, NYC

Offender Preparation & Education Network, Inc. (OPEN)

Appointed to Board of Directors

December, 2008



Jay Guggenheim Symposium

Honorary member of Advisory Board since September, 2008

Who’s Who in North American Colleges and Universities

Montclair Who’s Who

2007-2009 editions

Wave Hill

675 West 252snd Street,

Bronx, NY 10471

Dual Member/Family

Expired 11/30/2008

Halfway House for Women

Founder, Magdalonie Paris

Dr. Kimora, Consultant

January, 2006-present

Reality House

Board Member

36-31 38th

Street

Long Island City, NY 11101

New Location, as of January, 2013: 8-13 Astoria Boulevard, Astoria, NY 11102

Summer, 2004-present


The New York Botanical Garden

Bronx, NY 10458

Dual Membership

March 5, 2004-present

Elvehjem Museum of Art

University of Wisconsin

Madison, WI

Individual member, October 1998-October, 2002

The Progressive

“A leading voice for peace and social justice”

www.progressive.org

Patron

November, 1998-2012

Theatre de la Jeune Lune (defunct, as of 2008)

Benefactor, 1999-2003

H. PUBLICATIONS

Kimora ,editor, (March, 2015). Ethnic Profiling: a Modern Framework. New York and Amsterdam:

International Debate Education Association.

Karsten J. Struhl and Kimora, editors (March, 2015) When Young People Break the Law: Debating

Issues on Punishment for Juveniles. New York and Amsterdam: International Debate Education

Association.

Kimora, (March, 2013). “The work of Jerome H. Skolnick: a pioneer in policing” in Police Practice

and Research: An International Journal. Taylor and Francis Group.

Kobilinsky, L. and Danielle Sapse (Eds.) (spring, 2011), Trends in Legal Aspects of

Methamphetamine in Advances in Forensic Science and Applications of the Judiciary System. CRC

Press, Taylor and Francis Group.

Phillips, D. (Ed.) (2011). Methamphetamine abuse and treatment in rural America in Rural Crime:

publisher unknown.

Kimora (2010) A map through the maze: achieving five years of arrest-free behavior. Offender

Preparation and Education Network, Inc. (OPEN), Winter, 2010. Garland: TX.

Sullivan, L. (Ed.) (2009). The Sage Glossary of the Social and Behavioral Sciences. Los Angeles:

SAGE.

Kimora (2009) The correctional educator: a nontraditional occupation. Offender Programs Report.

Kingston, NJ: Civic Research Institute.

Kimora (2009) The Bard Initiative: Excellent example of empowering education behind the walls that

needs to be replicated. Offender Programs Report. Kingston, NJ: Civic Research Institute.

Kimora and Hazelbaker, M. (2008). The punishment potlatch: a way out. Offender Preparation and

Education Network, Inc. (OPEN). Fall, 2008. Garland: TX.

Taylor, Mara L. and Kimora (2008) Forward to Women in Prison: Women finding Freedom. Los

Angeles: GOGI.


Kimora (2008) Instructors’ Manual for Going out by Going In. Los Angeles: GOGI.

Kimora and Aman, M. (2008). No country for old men: Psychopathic elements in an Academy-

Award winning film. Community Corrections Report on Law and Corrections Practice. Kingston, NJ

:Civic Research Institute.

Kimora (2008) Substance abuse clients need to mentor themselves. Community Corrections Report

on Law and Corrections Practice. Kingston, NJ: Civic Research Institute.

Kimora (2008) Book review entitled “ Prologue to violence: child abuse, dissociation, and crime, by

Abby Stein” in Mental health issues in the Criminal Justice System, edited by Daniel W. Phillips III,

Ph.D. The Haworth Press, Inc.

Kimora (2007) Book review entitled “Prologue to violence: child abuse, dissociation, and crime”.

Journal of Offender Rehabilitation, volume 42.

Kimora (2007) Education enhances Sing Sing residents. Offender Preparation and Education

Network, Inc. (OPEN), Summer, 2007. Garland: TX.

Kimora (2007). Current issues in probation and parole. Journal of Offender Rehabilitation, volume

46.

Kimora (2007). Current issues in probation and parole. Edited book version of same article, edited by

Daniel W. Phillips III, Ph.D. The Haworth Press, Inc. (in press).

Kimora (February,2007) Providing incentives to offenders in the re-entry process. Community

Corrections Report on Law and Corrections Practice. Kingston, NJ: Civic Research Institute.

Kimora (2006) Enhancing self-esteem in Sing Sing offenders. Community Corrections Report on Law

and Corrections Practice. Kingston, NJ: Civic Research Institute. December.

Kimora (2006) Abolish the death penalty in the name of corrections. Community Corrections Report

on Law and Corrections Practice. Kingston, NJ: Civic Research Institute. September/October. Kimora (2006). The relevance of Noam Chomsky’s book 9-11. Advocate, September.

Kimora (2006) Power Point Presentation for James A. Fagin’s Second edition, 2006 of Criminal

Justice.

Kimora (2006) Sexual addiction is a ‘secret’ disorder. Advocate, May.

Kimora (2006) Using cognitive behavioral strategies with substance abusing clients with anti-social

personality disorders. In press.

Kimora (2006) Drug treatment centers need to become schools. Community Corrections Report on

Law and Corrections Practice. Kingston, NJ: Civic Research Institute.

Kimora (2005). The importance of the Hare Psychopathy Checklist-Revised. Community Corrections

Report on Law and Corrections Practice. Kingston, NJ: Civic Research Institute.

November/December.

Kimora (2005). Critical adjuncting. Advocate, November.

Kimora (2005). Cognitive skills aid clients at El Rio. Insights, Winter, 2005. Garland, TX: Offender

Preparation and Education Network, Inc. (OPEN, Inc.)

Kimora (2005). Commentary in A time to think, edited by R. Ross.


Kimora (2001). Professor’s work in prison system is a blessing to inmates. Building our blessings. St.

Paul, MN: Concordia.

Kimora, Nuckles, C. & Pilling-Cormick, J. (2000). Chapter 14: A validity study of the Self-Directed

Learning Perception Scale (SDLPS). Self-Directed Learning and the Information Age. Motorola

University Press.

Kimora, Nuckles, C. & Pilling-Cormick, J. (2000). Chapter 13: Profile component analysis of the

Self-Directed Learning Perception Scale (SDLPS). Self-Directed Learning and the Information Age.

Motorola University Press.

Kimora (1998-1999). The need for cognitive skills training in correctional vocational education

programming. Doctoral dissertation. Yearbook of Correctional Education, 1998-1999. St. Paul, MN:

University of Minnesota and Correctional Educational Association.

I. FILM

“A Leap of Faith”

Criminal Justice Matters: A program sponsored by the Center for Crime, Media and Justice at John

Jay College of Criminal Justice.

Stephen Handelman, Director of the Center for Crime, Media and Justice interviewed Dr. Kimora for

a 25-minute segment on the issue of faith-based organizations in prison re-entry work.

October 22, 2012

“Character Integration”

Collaborative film with The Addiction Institute of New York, John Jay College of Criminal Justice;

The Osborne Association, NY

Speech to patients at The Addiction Institute

April 27, 2009

“Lighting the way from prison to the community…”


Featuring : Dr. Kimora teaching cognitive skills

July, 2007

“Christian Crossroads Ministries”

“Cognitive skills can aid victims of domestic abuse”

featuring Dr. Kimora of John Jay College of Criminal Justice, NYC

Mr. Edward Bascom, Interviewer

July, 2005

“The Osborne Association”

Featuring Dr. Kimora and other staff of the Osborne Association

October, 2003

“Titanic at the St. Paul Depot: Parallels in History”

Featured speaker: Dr. Kimora

1999

“Concordia University, St. Paul-Profile, 2001”

One of four speakers: Dr. Kimora

June, 2001


J. NEWSLETTERS

“Mary Kay Cosmetics: Jane’s Bee-Happy Dynamos” (defunct publication since 2008)

Regular columnist on self-esteem issues

August, 2003-2008

“Going out by going in” (GOGI) Newsletter

Columnist on cognitive skills education for inmates

June, 2008-2015

http://www.gettingoutbygoingin.org/category/news-and-updates/

K. BREAKFASTS AT JOHN JAY COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE

Sixth Annual Latina/o Breakfast

Guest speaker: Honorable Rolando Acosta, Supreme Court Justice, New York County

December 9, 2005

Twenty-Eighth Annual UJA-Federation Breakfast

Yom HaShoah

60th

Anniversary

Remembering the 6,000,000 who perished in the Holocaust

May 6, 2005

Fifteenth Annual Malcolm/King Breakfast

February 25, 2005

Fourth Annual Latino Breakfast

December 5, 2003

Sixth Annual Italian American Breakfast

October 31, 2003

L. JOHN JAY COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE COMMITTEES

Advisory Committee on Winter and Summer Recruitment and Retention

November, 2015-present

Collaboration with Douglas Boettner of Enrollment Management


Corrections Advisor,


Law, Police Science and Criminal Justice Administration (LPS)

Spring, 2016

ABADA-CAPOEIRA,Student Organization


Faculty Advisor for 2015-2016

John Jay College of Criminal Justice Debate Society

Faculty Advisor for 2011-2014 Academic Years

Interdisciplinary Studies Program (ISP) Assessment Program

May 4, 2011

Appointed

http://www.gettingoutbygoingin.org/category/news-and-updates/


General Education Committee


Fall, 2009-2012

First Year Experience

Learning Communities (LC)


FYE Showcase 2010, 2011, 2012

(Certificate-award given for service in 2012 FYE Showcase)

The School of Professional Studies (SPS)/CUNY

SPS Curriculum Committee

Certificate Program Proposal for SPS/CUNY and Rehabilitation for the Arts (RTA)-Katherine

Vockins and Hans Hallundbaek

Certificate Program ACCEPTED-Funding is pending for full implementation of program

April, 2009-present

Collaborative Knowledge

CUE Faculty Fellow

Interdisciplinary Studies collaboration with the City University of New York (CUNY)

Spring, 2009-present

Gender Studies Curriculum Committee


Spring, 2007-present

The Conference on Prison Literacy & Reform

Conference Planning Committee

February, 2003

Chair

Law, Police Science and Criminal Justice Administration Department Committee to hear appeals on

Student Grades

Fall, 2004-Fall, 2005

Production Assistant

The Fortieth Commencement for the Class of 2005


The City University of New York

Friday, June 3, 2005

Member

Blue Ribbon Corrections Committee

November, 2004-appointed by President Jeremy Travis of John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Member

Prison Reentry Institute

December, 2004-appointed by Distinguished Professor Todd Clear of John Jay College of Criminal

Justice


M. MEDIA

SALUTE TO SCHOLARS

A Publication of the City University of New York (CUNY)

Spring, 2013

“Great Teachers: It’s Game time for lively learning from media to math” by Neill Rosenfeld.

Professor Kimora is featured in the publication in the article entitled “Happy is good, ethical is

necessary”. Kimora was featured as the second best professor in the United States, according to

Princeton Review. In addition, “Princeton Review” ranked Professor Kimora as the SECOND BEST

professor in the United States.

CUNY-TV with Steve Handelman

Center for Media and Crime


“Faith Based Programs”

October 22, 2012

Guggenheim Symposium

Center for Media and Crime


Panel discussion with Dr. Kimora, Elizabeth Gaynes and Goldman Sachs

“Social Impact Bonds”

Dr. Kimora talked about the role of cognitive skills education in the jails and prisons in the United

States

March 3, 2013

Radio

“Alan Chartock …in Conversation with Reverend Dr. Kimora”

WAMC Radio on Albany, New York

Dr. Kimora talked about corrections

Taped September 29, 2011

Radio conversation is available on Professor Chartock’s website.

One of the most popular radio programs produced by Professor Chartock

“Keeping Bees in the City”

Slide Show (Slide number 4 of 20)

Kimora is shown in a photo on the rooftop of the Osborne Association in the Bronx with honeybee

hives

“The New York Times” City Room

June 25, 2012


The Center for Crime and Media

“Justice Matters”

Steve Handelman

“The Benefits of Faith Based Prison Education”

Monday, October 22, 2012

Dr. Kimora was interviewed regarding her work in faith-based prison education

Radio

The Joey Reynold’s Show

WOR Radio 710 HD

111 Broadway

NY, NY 10006

May 14, 2009

“Education in Prison”


Radio

The Joey Reynold’s Show

WOR Radio 710 HD

111 Broadway

NY, NY 10006

September 20, 2007

“Prisons”

“New York Post”

New York City

“New York Post Careers Plus: Your Guide to Working Smart”

January 17, 2005

Kimora was featured in the article

The City Club of New York

PO Box 897

New York , NY

City Club Policy Forum: “Illiteracy: ‘Readin’ & ‘Ritin’: the Cost to Society”

CUNY TV

May 5, 2004

Dr. Kimora was a panelist on the show

N. CIVIC DUTY

Certificate of Accomplishment


Six-Week course in Spring Forest Qigong, Level One

December 1, 2011

Director

“Class of 1975” Baldwin-Woodville High School Reunions

2005; 2010

Committee Member

“Class of 1075” Baldwin-Woodville High School Reunions

2015; 2020

Jury Duty

State of New York

Westchester County

August, 2004; August, 2009

O. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (published)

“The Progressive”

Commentary on Abu-Ghraib Prison and prisons in the United States

Published October, 2004

P. AWARDS at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, NYC

John Jay College of Criminal Justice,

“The Fall, 2014 Dean’s List Reception”

John Jay College of Criminal Justice,

“The Fall, 2013 Dean’s List Reception”


Recognition of Research Mentoring

First Year Students in Preparation for 5th

Annual FYE Student Showcase

December 6, 2012

Award was from Anne Lopes, Dean of Undergraduate Studies at John Jay College


“The 2011-2012 Dean’s List Reception”

7 nominations by students

Fall, 2012

“Recognition of Research Mentoring Certificate from John Jay College of Criminal Justice”

Fourth Annual FYE Student Showcase


December 8, 2011

John Jay College of Criminal Justice, NYC


5 nominations by students

Fall, 2011

Second best professor in the country

“The Huffington Post”

April 27, 2011 issue

(As of April, 2013, now 80 ratings from “Ratemyprofessor.com”-perfect scores in all three categories:

clarity, helpfulness, and content)



Fall, 2010



Fall, 2009



Fall, 2008


The 2006-2007 Dean’s List Reception”

Fall, 2007



Fall, 2006



Fall, 2005



Fall, 2004


Who’s Who Among American Teachers

Nominated by student at John Jay College of Criminal Justice

John Jay College Professor

2004-2005 Academic year

(Note: Dr. Kimora was NOT listed in booklet, so she was to be included in 2005-2006)

Q. CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AT JOHN JAY COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE

“Educating behind bars: Policy implications, programs and issues in correctional education”

(COR 395) New course written by Kimora and implemented during summer, 2016 as part of

“Summer Highlight Program” at John Jay College of Criminal Justice. Online version also exists.

“Corrections and the Media” (COR 397)

New course implemented during Spring, 2006 semester

Dr. Kimora taught course, Spring, 2006; Spring, 2007, Spring, 2008, Spring, 2009, Spring, 2010,

Spring, 2011, Spring, 2012, Spring, 2013 (online)

Dr. Kimora designed and taught an average of two courses per year in Interdisciplinary Studies

Department (ISP) from 2005-2013. According to Professor Amy Green, Chair of ISP, Pathways

(2013) will not allow Dr. Kimora to teach courses in ISP.

“Educating behind bars: Policy implications, programs and issues in Correctional Education” (COR

395)

Approved by Kathy Killoran of John Jay College, January, 2016

Course will be taught during summer, 2016 in the “Highlight Program”.

It will be a hybrid course, running as an experimental course for a three-week intensive interval.

R. OPEN HOUSES AT JOHN JAY COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE

Freshmen Orientation with Parents

(80 parents were present)


Moot Court

Panel with Professor Jane Katz

Saturday, June 6, 2015

Undergraduate Open House


Sunday, November 15, 2009

Undergraduate Open House


Speaker with parents; requested by Dean of Undergraduate Studies, Ms. Anne Lopes

Sunday, November 11, 2007

S. CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK (CUNY) COMMITTEES

Executive Committee, University Faculty Senate (UFS)

Elected May, 2018 and re-elected May, 2019 for another one-year term

Liaison, Library and Information Technology (LIT);

Liaison, Education in the Prisons;

Liaison, Status of the Faculty;

CUNY Interfaith Advisory Board Member;

CUNY Board of Trustees Committee on Faculty, Staff and Administration, Alternate

CUNY Board of Trustees, Student Affairs and Construction Fund Subcommittee, Alternate;

University Student Senate (USS), Alternate, CUNY UFS Executive Committee

Student Elections Review Committee (SERC)


Academic Freedom Committee, member

(2018-)

Student Affairs Committee, University Faculty Senate (UFS)

Chair

Appointed May, 2017 to May, 2018

Higher Education in the Prisons

Committee within the University Faculty Senate (UFS)

Appointed Fall, 2012

School of Professional Studies Curriculum Committee

Proposal to Establish an Advanced Certificate in Community Outreach Facilitation

Fall, 2010

Chair: Mariette Bates, Academic Director of Disability Studies Program, School of Professional

Studies and Chair of the SPS Curriculum Committee


Elected to three-year term (2011-2014)



Academic Freedom subcommittee (2011-2012)

Education in the Prisons (2012-present)

Student Affairs (2016-present)

Elected Deputy Chair, Student Affairs (May, 2017)

T. ADVISORY BOARDS

The Center on Media, Crime and Justice

Board of Directors


(2009-present)

Reality House, Inc.

Astoria, New York

(November, 2004-present)

Offender Preparation and Education Network, Inc. (OPEN, Inc.)

Dallas, TX

(January, 2008-closing of the organization in 2017)

Transitioning Into Society

PO Box 2258

New York, NY 10027

President: Reverend Thomas Ryer

(January, 2013-present)

U. TRAININGS AT JOHN JAY COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE

“Preventing Sexual Harassment”

CUNY (City University of New York)

April, 18, 2011

“National Online Certificate in Reentry”


Prison Reentry Institute

July, 2011


V. Teaching Awards

Princeton Review

“Second Best Professor in the United States”

2012

Criminal Justice Pursuit

“Best Criminal Justice Professor in the United States”

2015

Business Insider

“Best Professor in the United States”

2013

W. ONLINE COURSES TAUGHT at John Jay College of Criminal Justice

1) Anthropology 101-Introduction to Anthropology

2) Anthropology 230-Culture and Crime

3) Anthropology 330-American Cultural Pluralism and the Law

4) Corrections 201-The Law and Institutional Treatment

5) Corrections 202-The Administration of Correctional Programs for Juveniles

6) Corrections 230-Sex Offenders in the Criminal Justice System

7) Corrections 250-Rehabilitation of the Offender

8) Corrections 397-Corrections and the Media (course designed by Professor Kimora)

9) Policing 230-Same course as Corrections 230-Sex Offenders in the Criminal Justice System

10) Corrections 415-Major Works in Corrections

11) Corrections 395-Educating behind Bars (course designed by Professor Kimora)

X. TRAININGS at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville

1) Security Awareness (June 3, 2017)

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