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CURRICULUM VITAE

WILLIAM STANLEY CROWDERASSISTANT PROFESSOR

December 25, 2016

GENERAL INFORMATION

Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice470-578-6253 – 404-309-3686 (cell)

[email protected]

EDUCATION

1998 Ph.D., Union Institute, Cincinnati, Ohio, Justice Administration

1990 MBA, Brenau University, Gainesville, Georgia, Business Administration

1985 B.S., Brenau University, Gainesville, Georgia, Criminal Justice

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

May 2006 - Present Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice, Kennesaw State University, Kennesaw, Georgia. Tenured 2012.

January 1999 – May 2006 Adjunct Professor, Kennesaw State University, Kennesaw, Georgia

June 1980 –July 2007 Commissioned Officer, Military Police, Infantry, Ordnance, and

Inspector General Corps, U. S. Army

1975 – 1983 Police Officer

1971- 2007 Member of the United States military; US Navy Reserve and Georgia Army National Guard

MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

International Association of Forensic Criminologists (Academy of Behavioral Profiling)Criminal Justice Association of GeorgiaGeorgia Sociological AssociationCobb County Law Enforcement AssociationAcademy of Criminal Justice Sciences (past member)American Society of Criminology (past member)

Stan Crowder, Ph.D.

HONORS, AWARDS, AND FELLOWSHIPS

For Teaching

2015-2016 Faculty Career Advisor for College of Humanities and Social Science as awarded by the Department of Career Planning and Development

Recognized for significant impact in student life in surveys conducted by Career Services at KSU (now the Department of Career Planning and Development) for 2015-2016 academic year.

Recognized for significant impact in student life in surveys conducted by Career Services at KSU for 2014-2015 academic year.

Selected for Special Recognition by University Scholar and Outstanding Senior in Criminal Justice Ms. Sarah O’Hara, May 2015.




Selected for Special Recognition by University Scholar and Outstanding Senior in Criminal Justice Ms. Valerie P’Pool, April 2011.

Certificate of Service, Five Years, KSU, April 2011.

News at KSU, Faculty Spotlight, February 2011.

Selected for Special Recognition by University Scholar and Outstanding Senior in Criminal Justice Mr. Richard Schneider, April 2009.

KSU WINGS Certificate of Appreciation, May 2007, presented by student Cynthia Hanzlick.

The Betty L. Siegel Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2007, presented by the Kennesaw State Alumni Association, Kennesaw, Georgia

For Service

President of the International Association of Forensic Criminologists (formerly the Academy of Behavioral Profiling). Elected August 2009 - present.

President of the Cobb County Law Enforcement Association, 2007 to 2009. Service plaque received.

Guarde Nationale Award, 1999, presented by the National Guard Association of United States, for significant contributions to the social sciences, Washington: D.C.

Stan Crowder, Ph.D.

TEACHING, SUPERVISION, & MENTORING

COURSES TAUGHT AT KENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY* includes courses taught as an adjunct/part-time professor1. CRJU 1101, Foundations of Criminal Justice, taught 3 times2. CRJU 3312 (also taught as Soci 4490), State & Federal Law Enforcement Initiatives, taught 16 times3. CRJU 3320, Criminal Investigations, taught 11 times4. CRJU 3400, Ideological Group Violence and Law Enforcement, taught 10 times5. CRJU 3365, Profile of the Serial Offender, taught 17 times6. CRJU 3396, CJ Co-Op, taught 8 times7. CRJU 3398, CJ Internship, taught 8 times8. CRJU 4100, Criminal Justice Ethics, taught 14 times9. CRJU 4400, Directed Study, taught 4 times10. CRJU 4410, Criminal Profiling and Analysis, taught 15 times11. CRJU 4430, Victimology, taught 8 times12. CRJU 4490, Special Topic in CJ- Profile of the Lethal Employee, taught 3 times13. CRJU 4499, Senior Seminar in CJ, taught 3 times14. HON 4400, Honors, taught 3 times15. HON 3000, Honors Colloquium, taught 1 time16. SOCI 4400, Directed Study in Sociology, taught 1 time

COURSES TAUGHT AT OTHER UNIVERSITIES1. Profile of the Serial Offender- Taught 1 time at Reinhardt University

STUDENT SUPERVISION AT KSU

Directed Study:1. Kathy Hill, Spring 2009.2. Richard Schneider, Spring 20093. Cynthia Hanzlick, Spring 20084. Debra Kasson-Jones, Summer 2007.5. Eric Meadors, Summer 2007.

Internship and Field Placement Supervision:I served as the Internship Coordinator, 2008-2011 (names omitted).CRJU 3398 Title: Criminal Justice Internship

Semester Year Number of StudentsSpring 11 26Fall 10 30Summer 10 19Spring 10 21Fall 09 13Summer 09 24Spring 09 19Fall 08 18

Stan Crowder, Ph.D.

CRJU 3396 Title: Criminal Justice Co-OpSemester Year Number of StudentsSpring 11 04Fall 10 02Summer 10 06Spring 10 07Fall 09 10Summer 09 09Spring 09 06Fall 08 07

Student names before assignment as the CJ Internship Coordinator were not recorded; however, I sat on no less than 10- internship committees per semester (including summer) from May 2006 until July 2008.

STUDENT ADVISING (other than student supervision) at KSU.

1. Undergraduate students, 80 per year.

SCHOLARSHIP OF TEACHING; RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACTIVITY; PROFESSIONAL SERVICE; AND/OR ADMINISTRATION & LEADERSHIP

PUBLICATIONS

Scholarly Books:

Pending: Turvey, B.E. and Crowder, S. (2016). Forensic Investigations. Publication in January 2017. Publisher: Elsevier/Academic Press.

Turvey, B.E. and Crowder, S. (2015). Anabolic Steroid Abuse in Public Safety: A Forensic Manual. Waltham, MA: Elsevier/Academic Press. ISBN: 978-0-12-802825-4.

Turvey, B.E. and Crowder, S. (2013). Ethical Justice: Applied Issues for Criminal Justice Students and Professionals. Waltham, MA: Elsevier/Academic Press. ISBN: 978-0-12-404597-2.

Refereed Journal Articles:

Crowder, W.S. and Turvey, B.E. (2013). Hypothesis, Homology, and Heuristic: What the H. International Journal of Arts and Sciences, Volume 06 Number 03; ISSN: 1943-6114.

Fenton, P.W. and Crowder, W.S. (2012). Welcome to My World: A Study of the Effectiveness of a Criminal Justice Internship Program. Humanities and Social Science Review; ISSN: 2165-6258.

Stan Crowder, Ph.D.

Crowder, W.S. (2009). Behavioral Motivational Typologies Found in Incarcerated Former Law Enforcement Officers. March Issue and Conference of the Journal of Arts and Sciences; ISSN: 1943-6114.Crowder, W.S. (2008). Using a Cold Homicide Case to Teach Criminal Profiling. International Journal of Learning, 2008, 15.

Refereed Chapters in Books:

Crowder, S. (2016).

Crowder, S. (2015). Using a Cold Homicide Case to Teach Criminal Profiling, In: Behavioral Evidence Analysis: International Practice and Protocols. Editors: B.E. Turvey and M. Esparza. Academic Press.

Crowder, S. and Turvey, B.E. (2014). Police Corruption, In: Miscarriages of Justice: Actual Innocence, Forensic Evidence, and the Law. Editors: B. E. Turvey and C.M. Cooley. Academic Press.

Crowder, S. and Turvey, B.E. (2014). 911 Emergency Response, In: Forensic Victimology, Editor: B. E. Turvey. Academic Press.

Crowder, W.S. (2010). Law Enforcement Investigations: Essential Considerations, In: Forensic Criminology, Editors: Petherick, W. and Turvey, B.E. Academic Press.

Encyclopedia:

Crowder, W.S. (2013). Robbery. Wiley Blackwell International Encyclopedia of Theoretical Criminology.

PRESENTATIONS

Early Warning System Policy and Procedures, Cops Gone Bad, and Anabolic Steroid Abuse in Public Safety. Four-hour seminar presented for Georgia Police Accreditation Coalition (GPAC), Forsyth, Georgia. December 8, 2016. Presentation of research.

Detecting Deception. Two-hour seminar presented for the Georgia Coroners Association, Macon, Georgia. November 18, 2016. Presentation of research.

Detecting Deception. Three-hour seminar presented for the United Way Case Management Academy, Atlanta, Georgia. October 20, 2016. Presentation of research.

Cops Gone Bad. Presentation at the Criminal Justice Association of Georgia annual conference. Presentation of research. October 14, 2016.

Anabolic Steroid Abuse in Public Safety. Four-hour seminar presented for Smyrna Police Department command staff and leadership at Smyrna Police Department. September 30, 2016. Presentation of research.

Stan Crowder, Ph.D.

Statement Evaluation: Discovering the Lies. Sixteen-hour seminar presented for law enforcement officers. Southeastern Public Safety Institute, St. Petersburg College. September 8-9, 2016. Presentation of research.

Decision-Making, Problem Solving, and Workplace Violence. Seminar presented to the city manager and fifteen department leaders of the City of Smyrna, Georgia. July 1, 2016. Presentation of research.

Ethical Leadership, Decision-Making, and Problem Solving. Seminar presented to the leadership of Smyrna (GA) Police Department. April 29, 2016. Presentation of research.

Liars in Public Safety: Statement Analysis of the Cobb County Fire and Police Steroid Scandal. Presented at the annual meeting of the International Association of Forensic Criminologists, Kennesaw State University. April 9, 2016. Presentation of research.

Use of Force: Where Do We Go From Here. Eight-hour Georgia Peace Officer Standards and Training Council approved seminar for law enforcement officers. April 7, 2016. Presentation of research.

Liars in Public Safety: Statement Analysis of the Cobb County Fire and Police Steroid Scandal. Presented at the annual meeting of the Criminal Justice Association of Georgia, Morrow, Georgia. November 6, 2015. Presentation of research.

Workplace Violence: Profiling Lethal Employees. Presented for the United Way’s Case Management Academy, Atlanta, Georgia. October 7, 2015. Presentation of research.

Workplace Violence: Profiling Lethal Employees. Presented for over 450-members of Georgia Retail Association Organized Crime Alliance (GRAORCA) at the 1015 Retail Crime Conference, Atlanta, Georgia. August 19, 2015.

Forensic Victimology for Law Enforcement Officers. Presented for law enforcement officers in the greater Tampa, Florida area at Southeastern Public Safety Institute, St. Petersburg, Florida Saint Petersburg College. May 27-28, 2015. Presentation of research.

Lucubration, Ratiocination, and Harbinger Tasks. Presented to the graduating class of North Central Georgia Law Enforcement Academy. May 8, 2015.

Anabolic Steroid Abuse in Public Safety. Presented for public safety leaders. Eight-hour Georgia Peace Officer Standards and Training Council approved seminar presented at Kennesaw State University, April 8, 2015. Co-Presenter: Dr. Brent Turvey. Presentation of research.

Ethical Challenges in the Criminal Justice Professions and Institutions. Presented to Southeast Regional personnel of the U.S. Bureau of Prisons, Atlanta, Georgia. November 19, 2014. Presentation of research.

Siren Call to Syringe: The Use and Abuse of Anabolic Steroids in Public Safety. Presented at the Criminal Justice Association of Georgia annual conference, Kennesaw State University, Kennesaw, Georgia. November 7, 2014. Presentation of research.

Recruiting the CJ Student at KSU. Presented to the membership of the Cobb County Law Enforcement Association. November 21, 2013. Presentation of research.

Stan Crowder, Ph.D.

Serial Offenders and Criminal Profiling. Presented to 100+ high school students at Flowery Branch High School, Flowery Branch, Georgia. November 15, 2013. Presentation of research.

Ethical Justice: Examining the Pillars. Presented at the Criminal Justice Association of Georgia annual meeting, Kennesaw State University, Kennesaw, Georgia. November 8, 2013. Presentation of research.

Lucubration, Ratiocination, and Harbinger Tasks. Presented to the graduating class of Reinhardt University Police Academy, Waleska, Georgia. October 21, 2013.

Workplace Violence. Presented at the Atlanta Office of the Salvation Army. October 16, 2013. Presentation of research.

Profiler Ethics. Presented at the 1st BiNational Conference of the Academia Mexicana De Investigadores Forenses (AMIF) and the International Association of Forensic Criminologists (IAFC), Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico. September 14, 2013. Presentation of research.

SGT Alvin York. Presented as Motivational Speaker for PAGE Georgia Academic Decathlon Fall Workshop, Kennesaw State University. September 6, 2013.Cops Gone Bad. Presented the Georgia Internal Affairs Investigators Association, Fall 2013 training session. September 4, 2013. Presentation of research.

Law Enforcement Ethics: Cops Gone Bad. Presented to the investigators of the Georgia Department of Revenue, Alcohol and Tobacco Law Enforcement Division, Atlanta, GA. March 29, 2013. Presentation of research.

Hypothesis, Homology, and Heuristic: What the H? Presented at the International Conference for Academic Disciplines at the University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV). March 20, 2013. Presentation of research.

Forensic Victimology. Sixteen-hour Georgia Peace Officer Standards and Training Council approved seminar presented to forty-eight learners at the Paulding County Instructional Site of Kennesaw State University, December 13-14, 2012. Co-Presenter: Dr. Brent Turvey.

Law Enforcement Ethics: Cops Gone Bad. Presented to the graduating class of cadets of the Georgia State Patrol. GA Public Safety Training Center, Forsyth, GA. October 24, 2012. Presentation of research.

Robbery: Offender Motivations and Police Response. Presented at the 13th Annual Meeting of the International Association of Forensic Criminologist (formerly Academy of Behavioral Profiling), Oklahoma City University, Oklahoma City, OK. September 16, 2012. Presentation of research.

Workplace Violence and Lethal Employees. Presented for law enforcement officers in the greater Tampa, Florida area at Southeastern Public Safety Institute, St. Petersburg, Florida, Saint Petersburg College. July 18, 2012. Presentation of research.

Forensic Victimology for Law Enforcement Officers. Presented for law enforcement officers in the greater Tampa, Florida area at Southeastern Public Safety Institute, St. Petersburg, Florida Saint Petersburg College. July 16-17, 2012. Presentation of research.

Stan Crowder, Ph.D.

Workplace Violence and Lethal Employees. Presented to staff members of the Atlanta Office of the Salvation Army. May 10, 2012. Presentation of research.

Welcome to My World: A Study of the Effectiveness of a Criminal Justice Internship Program. Presented at the International Conference for Academic Disciplines at the University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV). March 14, 2012. Presentation of research.

Forensic Victimology for Law Enforcement Officers. Presented to over sixty law enforcement officers and E-911 operators from the metropolitan area at Kennesaw State University. March 7-8, 2012. Presentation of research.Workplace Violence and Profiling the Lethal Employee. Presented for the Georgia Alliance to End Homelessness, Inc. annual conference and learning event. March 1, 2012.

Seeking a Criminal Justice Degree. Presented at North Paulding High School for junior and senior students enrolled in law enforcement classes. Dallas, Georgia. February 9, 2011 and March 2, 2011. Presentation of the KSU Criminal Justice Degree Program.

Hypothesis, Homology, and Heuristic: What the H? Presented at 2010 annual meeting of the Georgia Sociological Association, October 29, 2010. Presentation of research.

Crime Reconstruction Workshop. Research, preparation, and co-presenter with Brent Turvey of a 16-hour seminar for law enforcement officers and sponsored by Kennesaw State University Police Department. October 18-19, 2010.

Cold Case Analysis. Research, preparation, and presentation to the annual meeting of the Georgia Coroner’s Association in Macon, Georgia on August 17, 2010. Presentation of research.

Hypothesis, Homology, and Heuristic: What the H? Presented at 2010 annual meeting of the Academy of Behavioral Profiling, Owens Community College, August 7, 2010. Presentation of research.

Forensic Victimology. Presented at Kennesaw State University for Georgia POST Certified Peace Officers. Kennesaw, Georgia. June 1-2, 2010. Two-day seminar for law enforcement officers. Presentation of research. Behavioral Motivational Typologies Found in Incarcerated Former Law Enforcement Officers. Presented at University of Georgia, Criminal Justice Program, Professor Bill Malueg, Athens, Georgia, April 7, 2010. Presentation of research.

Pedophile Typologies and Profiles. Presented at Southeastern Public Safety Institute, St. Petersburg, Florida. March 24, 2010. One-day seminar for law enforcement officers. Presentation of research.

Rapist Typologies and Profiles. Presented at Southeastern Public Safety Institute, St. Petersburg, Florida. March 23, 2010. One-day seminar for law enforcement officers. Presentation of research.

Pedophile Typologies and Profiles. Presented at Bartow County (GA) Sheriff’s Office, Cartersville, Georgia. February 18, 2010. One-day seminar for law enforcement officers.

Stan Crowder, Ph.D.

Rapist Typologies and Profiles. Presented at Bartow County (GA) Sheriff’s Office, Cartersville, Georgia. February 17, 2010. One-day seminar for law enforcement officers.

Georgia Cops Gone Bad. Presented to Georgia State Patrol Trooper Candidate Class, Georgia Public Safety Training Center, Forsyth, Georgia. February 16, 2010. Presentation of research.

Seeking a CJ Degree at KSU. Presented to students at Alexander High School, Douglas County, Georgia. December 04, 2009.

Casualty Operations during War. Presented to Internal Revenue Service- Military Outreach for Service (MOS), Atlanta Chapter Peachtree Patriots, Atlanta, Georgia, November 10, 2009. Presentation of job task analysis.

Behavioral Motivational Typologies Found in Incarcerated Former Law Enforcement Officers. Presented at the annual meeting of the Georgia Sociological Association, Morehouse College, Atlanta, Georgia, October 30, 2009. Presentation of research.

Cold Case Analysis: A Threshold Assessment. Presented to the Georgia Coroners Association, 2009 Annual Meeting, Macon, Georgia, September 18, 2009. Presentation of research.

Behavioral Motivational Typologies Found in Incarcerated Former Law Enforcement Officers. Presented at the annual meeting of the Academy of Behavioral Profiling, Grossmont College, El Cajon, California, August 8, 2009. Presentation of research.

The Pursuit of a Criminal Justice Degree. Presented at Ronald D. McNair Middle School, Dekalb County, Georgia, May 8, 2009. Presentation of KSU CJ program.

Behavioral Motivational Typologies Found in Incarcerated Former Law Enforcement Officers. Presented at Bartow County (GA) Sheriff’s Department, Cartersville, Georgia, April 23, 2009. Presentation of research.

Behavioral Motivational Typologies Found in Incarcerated Former Law Enforcement Officers. Presented at University of Georgia, Criminal Justice Program, Professor Bill Malueg, Athens, Georgia, April 8, 2009. Presentation of research.

Behavioral Motivational Typologies Found in Incarcerated Former Law Enforcement Officers. Presented at Conference of the International Journal of Arts and Sciences, Las Vegas, Nevada, March 23, 2009. Presentation of research.

Workplace Violence: A Snap Shot. Presented to Georgia Center for Child Advocacy, Atlanta, Georgia, March 3, 2009. Presentation of research.

Cold Case Threshold Assessment. Presented to the Chief of Police and chain of command Franklin (Indiana) Police Department, December 2008. A peer reviewed white paper on a cold double-homicide case.

Criminal Profiling: A Teaching Model. Presented to Georgia Coroner’s Association Annual Meeting, Macon, Georgia, November 21, 2008. Presentation of research.

Stan Crowder, Ph.D.

Bad Boys: Georgia Cops Gone Bad. Presented Kennesaw State University Sociology and Criminal Justice Brown Bag Series, Kennesaw, Georgia, November 20, 2008. Presentation of research.

Critical Thinking in Investigations and In the Classroom. Presented to the Academy of Behavioral Profiling Annual Conference, Kennesaw State University, Kennesaw, Georgia, August 10, 2008. Presentation of research.

Using a Cold Homicide Case to Teach Criminal Profiling. Presented to Lead-America students at the Museum of Patriotism, Atlanta, Georgia, 23 June 2008. Presentation of research.

Using a Cold Homicide Case to Teach Criminal Profiling. Presented to Fifteenth International Conference on Learning, Chicago, Illinois, 03 June 2008. Presentation of research.

Workplace Violence and Lethal Employees. Presented to Georgia Internal Affairs Investigators Association, 2008 Annual Conference, Valdosta, GA, March 14, 2008. Presentation of research.

Profiling Lethal Employees. Presented to Cobb County, Georgia employees. March 2008. Presentation of research.Criminal Profiling: A Teaching Model. Presented to the American Society of Criminologist, Atlanta, Georgia, 2007. Presentation of research.

Criminal Profiling: A Teaching Model. Presented to the Georgia Sociological Association, Athens, Georgia, 2007. Presentation of research.

Criminal Profiling: A Teaching Model. Presented to the Academy of Behavioral Profiling, Las Vegas, NV, August 12, 2007. Presentation of research.

Cold Case Squad: Forming the Team. Presented to the Chief of Police and chain of command Cobb County Police Department, Marietta, Georgia, 2007. Presentation of research and white paper.

Criminal Profiling: A Teaching Model. Presented to the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, Atlanta, Georgia, May 2007. Presentation of research.

KSU Criminal Justice Degree Program. Presented to high school seniors Alexander High School, Douglasville, Georgia.

Bad Boys: The Study of Incarcerated Former Georgia Law Enforcement Officers. Presented to the Georgia Internal Affairs Investigators Association, Alma, Georgia, 2006. Presentation of research.

GRANTS AND CONTRACTS

Proposals Submitted but not Funded as PI.

Standardized Internship Application Initiative with State and Local Law Enforcement Agencies. CETL: FY 2009 Incentive Funding Awards for Scholarship, $5868, October-November 2007.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

Stan Crowder, Ph.D.

KENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY

University:

Faculty advisor and mentor for Ms. Linh Le for her Honor’s Senior Capstone Experience, “The Use of Taser in Georgia Law Enforcement.” August 2016-Present.

Provided guest lecture to Dr. Huggins Msimanga’s chemistry class on the contributions of chemistry majors to the resolution of criminal investigations on August 23, 2016.

Provided guest lecture to Dr. Huggins Msimanga’s chemistry class on the contributions of chemistry majors to the resolution of criminal investigations on September 2, 2015.

Coordinator and Liaison between KSU and the International Association of Forensic Criminologists (IAFC)/ Academy of Behavioral Profiling (ABP) for the annual meeting conducted at KSU. April 9-10, 2016.

Selected and served as member of UPCC, Undergraduate Policies and Curriculum Committee, August 2013- May 2014.

Provided guest lecture to Dr. Chris Dockery’s chemistry class on the contributions of chemistry majors to the resolution of criminal investigations, April 21, 2015, April 15, 2014 and March 1, 2010.

Selected and served as Departmental Faculty Council Chair, October 2012.

Selected and served as Chair, Public Safety Committee, July 2012- May 2014.

South Georgia College. Guest lecture for two classes for Professor Jenny McIver. Lectures on transferring to KSU from SGC, April 2011.

Assisted in the selection process for two criminal justice professors and one lecturer. Selection Chair for one criminal justice professor position. Committee member on two additional searches, CJ lecturer and CJ tenure-track, Oct – Dec, 2010.

Honors Colloquium (CRN 82040). First Criminal Justice lead Honors Colloquium, Nov – Dec 2010.

Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC) Fellow. Second year as a participant in WAC learning. Sep – Dec, 2010.

Proctor of Entrance Exam for Marietta Police Department, June 11, 2010.

Attendee at Suburban Conference at KSU, April 23, 2010.

Attendee at CETL training seminar on Tenure and Promotion, April 16, 2010.

Guest lecturer at UGA, Ethics in Criminal Justice class, for Professor Bill Malueg, April 7, 2010.

Stan Crowder, Ph.D.

First meeting as a member of the Curriculum Change Committee (department level), March 16, 2010.

Met with Director of Public Safety for Cobb County, Director Mickey Lloyd to discuss possible grant funding and research, March 11, 2010.

Attendee at CETL training seminar, “Copyright.” February 2, 2010.

Attendee at CETL training seminar, “The Ethics of Teaching.” January 29, 2010.

CETL workshops on Ethics of Teaching, several dates beginning September 2009.

CETL research and study on Creating Interdisciplinarity, May 4, 2009.

Attendance at The Siegel Institute for Leadership, Ethics, and Character, “Lunch and a Book” with Outstanding CJ Student of the Year, Mr. Richard Schneider, February 5, 2009.

Experiential Education Recognition and Meeting. Received plaque for service in Experiential Education as the Criminal Justice Internship Coordinator, January 2009.

Coordinator and Liaison between KSU and the Academy of Behavioral Profiling (ABP). The ABP conducted the 2008 Annual Meeting at KSU 9-10 August 2008. A Profiling Practicum was conducted 11-12 August 2008 at KSU.

College:

Contributor to the Buck Craft Scholarship Program at KSU, 2013 and 2014.

Contributor to HSS development funds: 2006-2012.HSS, Student Scholarship Committee, March – April 2011.

WAC (Writing Across the Curriculum) Fellow, 2010.

Bagwell College of Education, Center for Service, Outreach and Partnerships, May 2008, host for “Education Opens Doors Program” by explaining the role of criminal justice to Hispanic middle school students from Cherokee County Schools.

HSS. Welcome to Republic of Georgia Professors, Feb-Mar 2008, liaison for KSU to Republic of Georgia Welcoming Team for a presentation by KSU on teaching and obtaining outside funding for visiting professors.

Bagwell College of Education, Center for Service, Outreach and Partnerships, May 2007, host for “Education Opens Doors Program” by explaining the role of criminal justice to Hispanic middle school students from Cherokee County Schools.

HSS, Task Force on Community Action and Professional Development, co-chair with Dr. LeeAnn Lands, development of goals and action steps.

HSS. Public Policy Committee, Nov 2007, member.

Department or Program:

Stan Crowder, Ph.D.

Committee member, Curriculum Committee, 2013- 2014.

Committee member, Strategic Plan 2013, Dept. of Sociology and Criminal Justice.

Committee member for the selection of a sociology lecturer, July 2013.

Coordinated a Mentoring Moment for CJSO with Director of the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Office, Mr. Jack Killorin, March 11, 2013.

Met with the new Cobb County Director of Public Safety, Mr. Jack Forsythe, to discuss internships for KSU students throughout the Public Safety Department (police, fire, 911, and administrative areas). March 1, 2013.

Coordinated a Mentoring Moment for CJSO on February 25, 2013, with Police Academy Director Trey Drawdy.

Coordinated a Mentoring Moment for CJSO on January 28, 2013, with Inspector Gavin Duffy, US Marshals Service, South-Eastern Fugitive Task Force.

Coordinated with the Staff of Douglas County District Attorney’s Office to discuss and plan a Crime Reconstruction class using a Douglas County cold homicide case and staff expertise. January 09, 2013.

Coordinated a CJSO field trip to Fulton County Medical Examiner’s Office, Dec, 2012.

Coordinated a Mentoring Moment for CJSO on Apr 03, 2012, with Inspector General Ken Bramlett, GA Department of Public Health. This resulted in an internship for student Hanh Phan.

Coordinated a Mentoring Moment for CJSO on Apr 03 with Mr. Jesse Johnson, State Board of Pardons and Parole. This effort resulted in our first intern with Pardons and Parole beginning in Spring 2013.

Coordinated a Mentoring Moment for CJSO on Apr 03, 2012, with Ms. Bonnie Smith, Assistant District Attorney in Douglas County, GA. This effort provided career guidance for those CJ students taking the LSAT and informed career guidance.

Coordinated a Mentoring Moment for CJSO on Feb 28, 2012, with RAC Steve Sekellick, US Diplomatic Security Service.

Escorted CJ Student to GBI Region One (Calhoun, GA) to meet with Special Agent in Charge and interview for an internship. This one-on-one meeting ensured Mr. Bryce Elleby a Spring 2013 internship at the GBI.

Coordinated a Mentoring Moment for the Criminal Justice Student Organization (CJSO) on Feb 21 with Mr. Andrew Schweitzer, US Investigations Service. This effort resulted in our first intern with USIS.

Presenter at technical colleges, high schools, middle schools, and civic associations on the on KSU CJ Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice degree and or the KSU Masters of Science in Criminal Justice degree, 2006-present.

Stan Crowder, Ph.D.

Search and selection member of committee to select criminal justice temporary professor position. Summer 2012.

Search and selection member of committee to select criminal justice lecturer position, Nov 2011-March 2012.

Tenure-Track Faculty Job Search Committee Member 2009-2011.

Faculty point of contact and recruiter for the US Marshals Centralized Student Career Experience Program (CSCEP), 2010 – 2012 (program terminated).Tenure-Track Faculty Job Search Committee Chair, 2010-2011.

Research, preparation, and presentation of an analysis of the time and service requirements for CrJu 3398, Criminal Justice Internships, for Fall 2010. The white paper elucidated the total man-hours required to operate the program. December 2010. Internship Coordinator for Criminal Justice, Aug 2008- May 2011.

CETL, Writing Across the Curriculum Learning Community, May 2007, participant/learner. Master of Science in Criminal Justice Proposal Committee, November 2006, researched and prepared proposals for three classes: (1) Theories and Strategies in Terrorism Threats to Homeland Security; (2) Intelligence Gathering and Analysis; (3) Principles of Emergency Management.

Sociology and Criminal Justice Advisory Board Liaison, 2006 - 2010.

Other institutional service:

Fulton County Medical Examiner’s Office. Coordinator and escort for criminal justice student for site visit and autopsy examination. November 18, 2016.

Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) Liaison. Escort for two Criminal Justice students to ICE Atlanta Field Office for internship and co-op interviews, March 2011.

Criminal Justice Representative for New or Transferring Student- Several times per year.

Criminal Justice Representative at KSU Majors Fair – Fall 2006.

THE PROFESSION

University of Texas Press (Robert Devens). September 2016, reviewer for proposed text, Dopers in Uniform: Anabolic Steroids, Hard-Muscled Cops, and the Global Demand for Androgenic Drugs by John Hoberman.

“The Ethical Impact Through the Use of Various Technologies on Current and Future Criminal Justice and Security Professional,” Roundtable Forum hosted by University of Phoenix, Atlanta, Georgia, September 26, 2015.

Elsevier/Academic Press (Liz Brown). February 2013, reviewer for proposed text, Physical Criminalistics for Forensic Investigation by Michael Kusluski.

Stan Crowder, Ph.D.

Elseiver / Academic Press (Liz Brown). October 2012, reviewer for proposed text, Forensic Fraud by Brent E. Turvey.

Elseiver / Academic Press (Liz Brown). August 2012, second edition submission and update review for Forensic Victimology by Brent E. Turvey.

Bond University, Australia. July 2012, Dissertation review and approval for, Forensic Fraud, submission by Ph.D. candidate Brent E. Turvey.

Sage. May 2012, book proposal review.

Peer Review, Crime and Deviance, by Wayne Petherick and Claire Ferguson, Forensic Press, September 2009.

Oxford University Press (Hannah Wolfson), March 2009, book review on Criminal Violence: Patterns, Causes, and Prevention by Marc Riedel and Wayne Welsh.

Academic Press/Elsevier (Liz Brown), December 2008, book review on Serial Crime by Wayne Petherick.

Academic Press/Elsevier (Kelly Weaver), January 2008, book review on Criminal Profiling, 3rd Edition by Brent Turvey.

Sage Publications (Deya Saoud), February 2007, book review on Violent Crime: Clinical and Social Implications by Christopher Ferguson. Received letter of appreciation for this effort.

Peer Review, Profiling Violent Crimes, 4th Edition by Stephen and Ron Holmes, Sage Publications (Kim Suarez), October 2006.

Professional Development Courses of Study

International Association of Forensic Criminologists, April 9-10, 2016, 16-hours.

Qualtrics Workshop, KSU Informational Technology, November 18, 2015.

1st BiNational Conference of the Academia Mexicana De Investigadores Forenses (AMIF) and the International Association of Forensic Criminologists (IAFC), 13-14 September 2013, 16-hours.Statement Analysis Workshop by Mark McClish, February 22, 2013, 8-hours.

International Association of Forensic Criminologists, September 15-16, 2012, 16-hours.Academy of Behavioral Profiling, 17-18 September 2011, 16-hours.

Academy of Behavioral Profiling, 07-08 August 2010, 16-hours.


Interview and Interrogation, Midwest Counterdrug Training Center, 13-17 July 2009, 40-hours.

Stan Crowder, Ph.D.

Statement Analysis and Forensic Interviewing Techniques, Midwest Counterdrug Training Center, 15-19 September 2008, 40-hours.

Academy of Behavioral Profiling, Profiling Practicum, 11-12 August 2008, 16-hours.


Foundation for Critical Thinking, Critical Thinking Workshop, 26 Feb – 01 Mar 2008, 24-hours.

Threat Management Conference, 26-27 Feb 2008, 16-hours.Deamweaver Basics, 11 Oct 2007, 4-hours.

Academy of Behavioral Profiling, 11-12 Aug 2007, 16-hours.

Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police, 18-21 Feb 2007, 16-hours.

Crime Scene Reconstruction and Cold Case Seminar by Dr. Henry Lee, 29-30 Jan 2007, 16-hours.

Strategies for Identifying and Obtaining Grants, 25 Jan 2007, 2-hours.

American Management Association, Strategic Planning Program, 19-21 Jan 2007, 24-hours.

Temporary Protective Orders and the Georgia Protective Order Registry,17 Nov 2006, 4-hours.

National Incident Management System; Incident Command System Courses ICS 300 and ICS 400, August 2006, 40-hours.

THE COMMUNITY

Professionally-Related Service to the Community:

Selected professional mentor for Ms. Julie Stubblefield, a senior at Woodstock (GA) High School for her senior capstone project: Crime Scene Analysis. August 2016.

Anabolic Steroid Use in Georgia Deputy Sheriffs. Interview with Reporter Sandy Hodson, Augusta (GA) Chronicle. October 1, 2015.

Examining the Chattanooga Shooter. Guest interview with Radio Personalities/News Anchors, News Radio 106.7 (WYAY-FM). July 20, 2015.

Examining Dylann Roof and the Charleston Mass Murders. Guest interview with Scott Kimbler, Reporter/Anchor, News Radio 106.7 (WYAY-FM). June 19, 2015.

Cobb County Department of Public Safety Director, Jack L. Forsythe, provided overview of KSU-CJ interaction with DPS and a detailed briefing on Cold Homicide Case Squad start-up courses of action, March 1, 2013.

City of Douglas, Georgia, Cold Homicide Case Investigator, April – August 2011.

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North Paulding High School, Dallas, Georgia provided informational seminars for seniors and juniors enrolled in law enforcement classes on the KSU CJ degree program, February and March 2011.

Villa Rica Police Department liaison with Captain Keith Shaddix to conduct internships with his agency, February 2011.

Georgia Northwestern Technical College presentation on the KSU CJ degree program, October 14, 2010.

Kennesaw Mountain High School presentation on the KSU CJ degree, October 7. 2010.

Invited guest for Cobb County Chamber of Commerce Public Safety Appreciation Day and Breakfast, October 4, 2010.

East Paulding Middle School. Presentation on the KSU CJ degree, May 27, 2010.

North Fulton Police Academy presentation on the KSU CJ degree, January 26, 2010.

Alexander High School, Douglas County Georgia. Presentation on KSU CJ degree, December 04, 2009.

Cobb County Chamber of Commerce, Jan – May 2008, Co-Chair for Leadership Cobb Program’s Military Day.

Paulding County Sheriff’s Department. Mentored and assisted in the preparation of policy and procedures for CJ internships with Deputy Mike Maxwell, April 28, 2009.

Cobb County Law Enforcement Association, 2007-2009, President of association.City of Franklin, Indiana, Cold Homicide Case Investigator, November-December 2008.

Georgia Bureau of Investigation, created internship at the Georgia Information Sharing and Analysis Center with the assistance of Special Agent in Charge Jim Fullington, March 2008.

Sandy Springs Police Department liaison with Lieutenant Steve Rose to conduct internships with his agency, April 2007,

Georgia Department of Human Resources, Office of Investigative Services met with and created liaison with Director Ken Bramlett to conduct internships with his agency, March 2007,

Holly Springs Police Department liaison with Chief Ken Ball to conduct CJ internships with his agency, December 2006.

Chamblee Police Department liaison with Deputy Chief Mark Bender to conduct CJ internships with his agency, December 2006.

U.S Postal Inspection Service liaison with Postal Inspector Yulanda N. Burns to conduct CJ internships with her agency, December 2006.

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Georgia Department of Corrections liaison with GaDOC Director of Human Resources, Ms. Cindy Schweiger, to expand and improve our internships with agency, November 2006.

Scott Vanek Associates liaison with SJVAssoc, a private company conducting pre-employment background checks, to establish an internship program, October 2006.

Developed and assisted Human Resources Director, Mr. Dan Roach, Georgia State Patrol in research, preparation, and presentation of policy and procedures resulting in a paid internship program for the Georgia State Patrol. October 2006 – February 2007. Received letter of appreciation from the agency for this effort.

Cobb County, Georgia Government, November 6, 2006, Speaker for “Honoring All Who Served.”

Paid and/or Nonpaid Consultation:

Mentor for Deputy Chief Brannen Pruette, Douglas Police Department, in his research and writing requirement for completion of his Master’s Degree in Justice Administration, Columbus State University, 2014-2015.

Mentor for Assistant Special Agent in Charge Terry Pelfrey, Georgia Bureau of Investigation, in his research and writing requirement for completion of his Master’s Degree in Justice Administration, Columbus State University. October-November 2013.

Mentor and Secord Core Reader for Director of Federal Protective Service (Atlanta Field Office), Richard Sellards, for completion of his Masters of Arts in National Security Studies (Homeland Security and Defense) from the Naval Postgraduate School, March 2012.

Mentor for Deputy Chief of Police Ronald D. Storey, Cobb County Police Department, in his research and writing requirement for completion of his Master’s Degree in Public Administration, Columbus State University. June – December 2009. Received letter of appreciation for this effort.

Mentor for Detective Marcy Hehnly, Cobb County Police Department, in her course of study for a Ph.D. in Criminology. May 2007.

Mentor to Sergeant First Class (Trooper) Derick Durden, Georgia State Patrol, as he completed his requirements for a Master’s Degree of Public Administration at Columbus State University. September 2006.

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