Dr. Gina Robertiello


Full Professor
Criminal Justice
Phone: Ext. 6067
Email: RobertielloG@felician.edu

Academic Accomplishments
  • Ph. D. in Criminal Justice, April 2000, Rutgers Graduate School of Criminal Justice, Newark, N.J. (Doctoral dissertation entitled Police and Citizen Perceptions of Police Power).
  • M.A. Degree in Criminal Justice, January, 1993, Rutgers University, Newark, New Jersey
  • B.S. Degree in Administration of Justice, May, 1991, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey
  • Certification: Criminology Minor: Sociology
Biography

I have been teaching full time for over 32 years, been involved in the development of new programs, majors and classes, and have been Chair of the Department of Criminal Justice. I am currently a Full Professor of Criminal Justice at Felician University. I am the author of more than thirty publications in the areas of policing, domestic violence, restorative justice and crisis intervention. I teach Research Methods as my staple course, as well as Victimology, Criminology, Juvenile Delinquency, and UNIV 101, 201 and 301 courses.


I have published book chapters, book reviews and journal articles, and have presented papers at local and national conferences. I am a textbook reviewer, a manuscript reviewer, a member of many advisory boards, and a volunteer for many organizations, especially those that support my Italian heritage. My first book, Police and Citizen Perceptions of Police Power, was published in 2004 (Edwin Mellen Press). My second book, The Use and Abuse of Police Power in America with ABC-CLIO/Greenwood/Praeger, was released in May of 2017. My third book with was published in 2021 with ABC-CLIO/Greenwood/Praeger. It is entitled, Sexual Harassment and Misconduct: An Encyclopedia. I obtained my B.S. Degree in Criminal Justice from Rutgers University, and my M.A. and Ph.D. from the School of Criminal Justice-Rutgers Newark. My free time is spent with my husband and three children. I live in Morris County and enjoy reading at our beach house (Jersey Shore) and running by the bay.

Field(s) of Interest/Expertise
  • Police Behavior/Community Relations
  • Victimology
  • Criminology
  • Domestic Violence
Courses Taught at Felician University
  • Victimology
  • Police in America
  • Criminal Justice in America I & II
  • Juvenile Delinquency
  • Cyber Crime
  • Criminology
  • Principles of Sociology
  • Sociology of Race and Ethnicity
  • Dynamics of Urban Society
  • Criminal Justice Internship
  • Criminal Investigation
  • Senior Research I & II
  • Internship
  • UNIV 101/201/301
Publications/Research

Books Published: 

Robertiello, G (August, 2021).  Sexual Misconduct and Abuse:  An Encyclopedia. 

Ed. By Gina M. Robertiello.  CA;  ABC-CLIO/Greenwood Press.  A review of over 150 chronologically arranged essays on major turning points/events in regard to the #MeToo Movement.

 

Robertiello, G (May, 2017).  The Use and Abuse of Police Power in America: Historical Milestones           

And Current Controversies.  Ed. by Gina M. Robertiello.  CA:  ABC-CLIO/Greenwood Press.   A review of 80 chronologically arranged essays on major turning points/events in the way that law enforcement carries out its public safety and crime fighting mandates.  Goal is to create a resource that is accessible and user-friendly to lay audiences, while also providing meaningful depth of coverage and evenhanded and authoritative information on the evolution of police power and ways in which it is applied (and misapplied) today.

 

Robertiello, G.  (2004).  Police and Citizen Perceptions of Police Power.  N.Y.:  Edwin Mellen Press.

This publication is based on my doctoral dissertation.  The goal was to develop a definitive picture of how police and citizens viewed the typical street encounter and determine how contextual variables such as demographic and situational characteristics were expected to influence the handling and outcomes of encounters.  This was done via the collection of data about likely police behavior during street encounters in order to determine whether police and the public were similar in their beliefs (i.e., whether there were statistically significant difference between the groups).  In conclusion, some factors influenced perceptions of the level of intrusiveness that would be used.  In addition, more between-group than within-group differences were discovered.

Other Publications:

  • Waszak, D., Fanelli, T., Keesey, E., Graham, D., Robertiello, G. & Smith, A. (2022). Apple Book.  Interdisciplinary and Interprofessional Forensic Simulation in Higher Education.

https://books.apple.com/us/book/an-interprofessional-and-  interdisciplinary/id6445166379 

  • Robertiello, B., Robertiello, G. & Beverly, S. (2021). “Book and Magazine Publishing Industry” in Robertiello, G. Sexual Misconduct and Abuse: An Encyclopedia.  By Gina M.  Robertiello.  CA;  ABC-CLIO/Greenwood Press.  A review of abuse in the book and magazine industry in the wake of the #MeToo Movement.
  • Robertiello, G. (2021). “Factory/Manufacturing Settings” in Robertiello, G. Sexual

Misconduct and Abuse:  An Encyclopedia.  Ed. By Gina M. Robertiello.  CA;  ABC-

CLIO/Greenwood Press.  A review of abuse in factory and manufacturing settings

  • in the wake of the #MeToo Movement.
  • Robertiello, G. & Seidman, C.P. (2021). “Government/Civil Service (Prisons)” in Robertiello, G Sexual Misconduct and Abuse: An Encyclopedia.  By Gina M. Robertiello.  CA;  ABC-CLIO/Greenwood Press.  A review of abuse in government, civil service and prisons in the wake of the #MeToo Movement.
  • Finley, L. L. & Robertiello, G. (2021). “Movies/Film” in Robertiello, G. Sexual Misconduct and Abuse: An Encyclopedia.   By Gina M. Robertiello.  CA;  ABC-CLIO/Greenwood Press.  A review of abuse in movies and films in the wake of the #MeToo Movement.
  • Burgos, E. & Robertiello, G. (2021). “Pepe Le Pew” in Robertiello, G. Sexual Misconduct and Abuse:  An Encyclopedia.  By Gina M. Robertiello.  CA;  ABC-CLIO/Greenwood Press.  A review of abuse in the Pepe Le Pew show in the wake of the #MeToo Movement.
  • Scott, E. & Robertiello, G. (2021). “Sexism” in Robertiello, G.  Sexual Misconduct and Abuse:  An Encyclopedia.  By Gina M. Robertiello.  CA;  ABC-CLIO/Greenwood Press.  A review of sexism in the wake of the #MeToo Movement.
  • Robertiello, G. (2018).  “Watchdog Groups”.  In Bruce Arriga (Ed.).  Encyclopedia of 

Surveillance, Security, and Privacy.  Thousand Oaks, CA:  Sage Publications.  A review of the different agencies responsible for oversight of our security.

  • Robertiello, G. (2018).  “Texting”.  In Bruce Arriga (Ed.).  Encyclopedia of Surveillance, Security, And Privacy.  Thousand Oaks, CA:  Sage Publications.  A review of the effects of texting.
  • Robertiello, G. (2017). Crime Control vs. Due Process (pp28-32).  In The Use and Abuse of Police Power in America: Historical Milestones and Current Controversies.  by Gina M. Robertiello.  CA:  ABC- CLIO/Greenwood Press.  A review the difference between these two forms of monitoring crime.
  • Robertiello, G. (2017). Increase in Violent Crime rate and Risk to Law Enforcement,  (pp104-107). In The Use and Abuse of Police Power in America: Historical Milestones and Current Controversies.  By  Gina M. Robertiello.  CA:  ABC-CLIO/Greenwood Press.  A review the risks to police when there is an increase in violent crime.
  • Robertiello, G. (2017). Wiretapping (pp 76-81).  In The Use and Abuse of Police Power in America: Historical Milestones and Current Controversies.  by Gina M. Robertiello.  CA:  ABC CLIO/Greenwood Press.  A review the different techniques used to monitor crime and the legality of this form of monitoring.
  • Robertiello, G. (2017). Perceptions of Police Today (pp 344-352).  In The Use and Abuse of Police Power in America: Historical Milestones and Current Controversies.  by Gina M. Robertiello. CA:  ABC-CLIO/Greenwood Press.  A review how society sees police and their role today in comparison to the past.
  • Robertiello, G. (2017). “Watchdog Groups”, in Bruce Arriga (Ed.). Encyclopedia of Surveillance, Security, and Privacy. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.
  • Robertiello, G. (2017). “Texting”, in Bruce Arriga (Ed.). Encyclopedia of Surveillance, Security, and Privacy. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.
  • Robertiello, G. (2016). “Zero Tolerance Drug Policies” in Sarah E. Boslaugh (Ed.). Encyclopedia of Pharmacology and Society. (pp 1560-1562). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.
  • Robertiello, G. (2016). “Football (American) and Performance Enhancing Drugs” in Sarah E. Boslaugh (Ed.) Encyclopedia of Pharmacology and Society. (pp. 627-630). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.
  • Robertiello, G. (2015). “Post-Prohibition Bootlegging” in Scott C. Martin & J. Golson (Eds.). Encyclopedia of Alcohol: Alcohol, Social, Cultural and Historical Perspectives. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. A review of the history of bootlegging after prohibition.
  • Robertiello, G. (2015). “Sexual Activity and Alcohol (Aphrodisiac)” in Scott C. Martin & J. Golson (Eds.). Encyclopedia of Alcohol: Alcohol, Social, Cultural and Historical Perspectives. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.
  • Robertiello, G. (2014). “Classical Criminology”. The Encyclopedia of Theoretical Criminology (Edited by Miller, M.).
  • Robertiello, G. (2014). “Sheldon, William H.” in The Encyclopedia of Theoretical Criminology (Edited by Miller, M.).
  • Robertiello, G. (2014). “Shaw, Clifford” in The Encyclopedia of Theoretical Criminology (Edited by Miller, M.).
  • Robertiello, G. (2014). “Size discrimination” in L. Cousins (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Human Services and Diversity. 12, pp. 1195-1198). Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE Publications, Inc.
  • Robertiello, G. (2012). “Criminalization and Decriminalization” in The Social History of Crime and Punishment in America (Edited by Miller, W.R.). (1), 403-407.
  • Robertiello, G (2012) “Rudolph Giuliani” in The Social History of Crime and Punishment in America (Edited by Miller, W.R.). (2), 698-699.
  • Robertiello, G. (2011, Spring). “A Summary of College Students; Perceptions of Reintegrative Shaming”, in New Jersey Association of Criminal Justice Educators Newsletter. N.J:NJACJE, 44(1): 4-5, 13. Edited by William Carr.
  • Robertiello, G. (2010). “Tuskegee Syphilis Study” in The Forties in America. Pasadena, C.A.: Salem Press (972-973). Edited by Thomas Tandy Lewis.
  • Robertiello, G. (2010). “College Students’ Perceptions of Reintegrative Shaming for Criminals”, In Psychology of Neuroticism and Shame, Hauppauge: NY: Nova Science Publishers (85-107). Edited by Raymond G. Jackson.
  • Robertiello, G. (2010). “Enrico Fermi”, In Encyclopedia of Global Resources. Pasadena, C. A.: Salem Press (420-421). Edited by Craig W. Allin.
  • Robertiello, G. (2010). “Kyoto Protocol”, In Encyclopedia of Global Resources. Pasadena, C. A.: Salem Press (662-663). Edited by Craig W. Allin.
  • Robertiello, G. (2010). “U.S. Legislation”, In Encyclopedia of Global Warming. Pasadena, C. A.: Salem Press (1050-1054). Edited by Steven I. Dutch.
  • Robertiello, G. (2010). “Security”, In Encyclopedia of Global Warming. Pasadena, C. A.: Salem Press (925-927). Edited by Steven I. Dutch.
  • Robertiello, G. (2009, Spring). “Tribute to Albert R. Roberts”, In New Jersey Association of Criminal Justice Educators Newsletter, 42 (1): 10-11.
  • Robertiello, G. (2009). “Laud Humphreys”. In Great Events from History: Modern Scandals. Pasadena, Ca: Salem Press (pp 407-409). Edited by Carl L. Bankston.
  • Robertiello, G. (2009). “Bill O’Reilly”. In Great Events from History: Modern Scandals. Pasadena, Ca: Salem Press (pp. 1047-1049). Edited by Carl L. Bankston.
  • Robertiello, G. (2009). “Chandra Levy”. In Great Events from History: Modern Scandals. Pasadena, Ca: Salem Press (pp. 933-936). Edited by Carl L. Bankston.
  • Robertiello, G. (2008). “Criminology” in Encyclopedia of Forensic Science (Ed. R, Kent Rasmussen), Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.
  • Robertiello, G. (2008). “Vigilantism” in Encyclopedia of Social Problems. CA: Sage Publishing Company.
  • Robertiello, G. (2008, Spring). “Crisis Intervention Teams: Worth More Than a Quick Look in New Jersey Criminal Justice Educator, pp.6-9.
  • Robertiello, G., & Terry, K. (September-October 2007). “Can We Profile Sex Offenders? A Review of Sex Offender Typologies”. in Aggression and Violent Behavior 12 (5): 508-518.
  • Robertiello, G., & Paitakes, J. (2006, Fall). “The Criminal Justice Department and The Career Center: An Important Relationship” in New Jersey Criminal Justice Educator, 9-11.
  • Robertiello, G. (2006). “Domestic Violence and Mental Illness: A Review of Potential Correlates and Suggestions for Assessment and Treatment” (Ed. Albert R. Roberts) in Brief Treatment and Crisis Intervention, 6 (2): 111-121.
  • Robertiello, G. (2006, Spring). “Are Civilian Police Academy Programs Working? An Evaluation Effort In Suburban New Jersey” in New Jersey Criminal Justice Educator, 5-7.
  • Robertiello, G. (2006, March). “Civilian Police Academies: Worth the effort in New Jersey”. N.J. Cops: The Garden State’s Law Enforcement Journal: 8, 37.
  • Robertiello, G. (2005). “Stalking”, in Criminal Justice. Ed. Phyllis Gerstenfeld, Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.
  • Robertiello, G. (2005). “Police Powers”, in Criminal Justice. Ed.Phyllis Gerstenfeld, Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.
  • Robertiello, G. (2009). “In Their Own Words: Shelter Residents’ Experiences with Police” in Female Victims of Crime: Reality Reconsidered pp.200-218. (Ed. Venessa Garcia, Janice E Clifford, & Roslyn Muraskin). N.J.: Prentice Hall.
  • Roberts, A.R., Robertiello, G., & Bender, K. (2007). “National Survey of 107 Shelters for Battered Women and Their Children” in (ed. Albert R. Roberts) Battered Women and Their Families, 3rd Edition, N.Y: Springer Pub. Co.
  • Robertiello, G. (2004). “Measuring Police and Citizen Perceptions of Police P2ower in Newark, N.J.” Evidence Based Practice Manual: Research Outcome Measures in Health and Human Services (Eds. Albert R. Roberts and Kenneth Yeager), Oxford University Press. (Peer Reviewed).
  • Robertiello, G. (2003). “Victim Perceptions of the Utility of Domestic Violence Arrests and Restraining Orders”, Critical Issues in Crime and Justice (Ed. Albert R. Roberts), Sage Publications. (Peer Reviewed)
  • Robertiello, G. (2007). A Review of Ending Intimate Abuse in ACJS Today, 32 (2) 11-12.
  • Robertiello, G. (2007). A Review of Sexual Offenses and Offenders Victims and Offenders, in Journal of Evidence Based Practice and Policy, 2 (3) 303-306.
  • Robertiello, G. (2002). A Review of the Handbook on Domestic Violence Intervention Strategies, in ACJS Today, 22 (3) 15-17.
  • Robertiello, G. (2002). Critical Issues in Police Training: A Review. Division on Women and Crime Newsletter. Fall 2002, Issue #10.
Positions Held:
  • Professor (2014-present)
  • Professor and Chair, Department of Criminal Justice (2010-2014)
  • Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Criminal Justice, Felician College (2009-2010)
  • Associate Professor, Department of History and Social Science and Coordinator of Criminal Justice Major, Felician College (2005-2009)
  • Assistant Professor, Department of Criminal Justice, Seton Hall University (2000-2005)
  • Instructor, Department of Criminal Justice, Seton Hall University (1996-2000)
  • Assistant Professor, Department of Criminal Justice, Monmouth University (1994-1996)
  • Adjunct, Montclair State University, Caldwell College, Rutgers University (1993-1996)

Recent Conference Papers/Presentations (last 5 years):

 

  • De-mystifying the Role of Police, Simulation/Presentation Organizer, March 9, 2023. Set up a FATS demonstration, a mock Motor Vehicle Stop and a New Driver Education session, with a Debrief from Fort Lee PD, Lodi PD, Rutherford Pd and he Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office
  • Link to event:
    https://www.tapinto.net/towns/jersey-city/articles/school-of-arts-sciences-dean-s-lecture-series-hosts-important-police-event
  • Retention and Promotion Requirements, Felician University, Sept 9, 2024
  • Podcast for Dr. Cueman on Felician Radio station, April and May of 2023: Avoiding Scams for the Elderly
  • “Publishing Company Tools that Work in Brightspace”, February 15, 2023, Presentation for Center for Academic Technology,
  • “Incorporating OER in Brightspace”, February 22, 2023, Presentation for Center for Academic Technology,
  • Faculty Development Day, June 1, 2022. Faculty Affairs Presentation
  • Forensic Simulation Event Presenter, June 1, 2022.
  • “Prospective Transfer and Adult Undergraduate Webinar”, Presentation with Felician University Admissions, June 1, 2020

Recent Conference Sessions Organized (last 5 years):

  • Criminal Justice Info Session for Fully Online Degree and Transfer Students, with Gina De Falco, March 2, 2024.
  • Invited Guest Speaker, Ed Young, Deputy Chief, Fort Lee Police Department, who provided students with the opportunity to have a better understanding about a career in law enforcement and how to navigate the New Jersey Civil Service testing process, March 26, 2024.
  • Cengage MINDTAP Case Study Evaluation (2015-2017) Pre and Post Test (published on Cengage Website (October 5, 2017)
  • Link https://p.widencdn.net/wx7t39/case-study-mindtap-criminal-justice-robertiello-m180000348033.pdf  

Recent Conference Sessions/Seminars Attended (last 5 years):

  • Chronicle Festival: The Students of 2035, Webinar, Sept 10,2024
  • Bystander Intervention for Faculty and Staff, Felician University, August 30, 2024
  • Panopto Q & A with Felipe, Felician University, August 26, 2024
  • Changing Landscape of Online Education (CHLOE), August 20, 2024
  • Future of CJ Program Meeting- Met with Dennis Graham to go over future of CJ. PLA and Transfer Enrollment, March 1, 2024
  • Spring Open House meeting, March 7, 2024
  • Spring Open House Representative for Criminal Justice, March 10, 2024
  • Attended the CTLI Symposium on Social Justice in Higher Education 2024 Confirmation
  • Feb 28, 2024 Hudson County CC
  • Attended the Promoting the Mental Health of Students of Color: Considerations and Strategies for the Classroom and Beyond Confirmation, sponsored by The Steven Fund. at Felician, Feb 28, 2024
  • Professional Development in Higher Education Study for Academic Impressions on December 11, 2023
  • Macmillan Survey on Shaping the Future of Educator Professional Development, Dec 2023
  • Know be 4 GLBA: Information Security Awareness Training and Introduction to Data Protection, Dec 2023
  • Presentation from the Dept of Homeland Security and the State Police as well as the General Education Meeting
  • Completed a few Partners in Publishing Surveys
  • Attended some Radio Felician sessions to observe one of her Criminal Justice students record sessions with the Bergen County Persecutor
  • Arranged for a public service announcement to be played in regard to the new and upcoming Fully Online Degree in CJ
  • Director of the Fully Online Degree Program, working with Marketing and Admissions to encourage students to attend
  • McGraw Hill Survey completion on 11/10, 2023 on Supporting Students and a Chronicle of Higher Education survey
  • Book proposal review for Introduction to Criminology for WW Norton Publishers
  • Reviewed Juvenile Justice with Active Learning for Sage
  • Actively working with Falcon and has attended presentations, webinars and zooms to understand best practices
  • Ethics Roundtable: Cancel Culture: Can you Imagine Forgiveness?, Felician University, February 15, 2023
  • Ethics Roundtable: Navigating Fake News:  When Truth is No Longer Truth, Felician University, April 3, 2023
  • Panopto Lesson, Winter 2023
  • Peermark Lesson, Winter 2023
  • Phone/Teams Training, Chris Finch, Winter 2023
  • Social Justice Presentation (March 2, 2022) Center for Teaching, Learning and Innovation Hudson County CC
  • Higher Education: (February 24, 2022). Helping Faculty Navigate Top Challenges In This New Blending Learning Environment
  • Cengage, (Feb 23, 2022). When Caring Hurts: Compassion Fatigue in Higher Ed
  • D2L (Jan 11, 2022). “Supporting Teacher Well-Being as a School Leader”.
  • SoGoSurvey (December 8, 2021). #FavoriteThings: “newest features to power up your surveys”.
  • New Jersey Department of Human Services (Nov 22, 2021). Mental Health Awareness Training QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) Suicide Prevention training
  • Rutgers University, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, (March 15, 2021). WebEx 60-minute Narcan Training
  • McAllister and Quinn, Preparing National Institutes of Health (NIH) Grants (August 12, 2021)
  • Conceptualizing Diversity, Zoom (October, 6, 2020)
  • Widgets, Zoom (June 3, 2020)
  • Bongo, Zoom (June 3, 2020)
  • Faculty Connections (June 1, 2020)
  • Polling, Zoom (June 3, 2020)
  • Flipped Classrooms (June 3, 2020)
  • Copyright Laws, Zoom (June 5, 2020)
  • Active Learning Strategies, Zoom (August 21, 2020)
  • Screencasting, Zoom (August 19, 2020)
  • Moving to Virtual Office Hours, Zoom (August 26, 2020)
  • Intelligent Agents, Zoom (August 19, 2020)
  • Connecting and Increasing Active Student Participation, Zoom, August 19, 2020)
  • Hi-flex Hybrid Workshop, Zoom (August 17, 2020)

Recent service (last 5 years):

Bergen County HEAP Project, (2025-present).  Working with CAFS and some colleagues to to analyze data collected through Focus Groups with Faculty, Students and Local Police Departments.  We are conducting qualitative analysis called Rapid Response, for the next 5 years.

Co-Director IRB ((2024-present).  Currently Co-Director of the Institutional Review Board, reviewing projects from undergraduate and graduate students, as well as working on changing the current system (Formstack) to Sitero.

Title IX Adjudicator Training Complete (8.85 hours through SUNY).  (Winter 2023).  Will report to Onya Brown at Felician University, have completed all 8.85 hours of training modules.

Mentor, Senior Research Projects. (1995 to present). Assist all seniors in CRIM 400 and SOC 400 move on to CRIM 415 and SOC 415, to design, administer, and analyze a hypothesis statement and then present a PPT after summarizing their data in a statistical software program

Bergen Initiative, Summer 2022-present).  Working with Dr. Lou Ruvolo and Theresa Fanelli to critique and analyze data collected by Helping Hands, and work with the Prosecutor’s Office on next steps.

Member, APR  (August 2021-present).  Working with the Criminal Justice Department to review our program since the last review in 2011, setting up an External Review and analyzing the accomplishments and needs of our department via a SWOT analysis.

Forensic Science Initiative, Working Group (February 2022-present).  Worked with fellow members of the Criminal Justice Department and Science Department to forge an agreement with Fairfield University to run Simulation Events that coordinate with Nursing, CJ and Science. Pilot Event June 4, 2022.

Member, Travel Aboard Advisory Group (Feb 2022-present).  Working with fellow members of the college committee to review concerns and issues related to travel abroad trips.

Member, Internship Advisory Group (March 2022-present).  Working with fellow members of the college committee to review concerns related to Internship and work with the Center for Professional Development on career opportunities and presentations for our students.

Member, Faculty Affairs (Formerly Grievance and Promotions), (August 2021-present).  Work with fellow members of the college committee to review any grievances that come before the committee, as well as faculty issues and concerns. Also responsible for review of Emeritus Status Applications and Applications for Promotion

Member, UNIV 201 Handbook Revision Committee (ongoing work).  Work on revisions to the UNIV sequence of courses to retain students.

Member, Arts and Science Deans Lecture Series, (August 2021-present).  Work with fellow members of the college committee to set up presenters for twice a year events.

Member, Employee Appreciation Day Committee (2024). Put together Scavenger Hunt Questions for the Lodi Campus for the Event

Member, Bring your Children to Work Day Committee (2024). Was Chaperone Coordinator for the BYCTW Day Event.

Member, IRB Committee (2005-present), Review applications for approval for research on human subjects.

Mentor, Criminal Justice Majors Article. (Spring 2021). Assisted students with researching, writing and editing for a future entry to be published by the Peace and Justice Council (as requested by President Crawford).

Mentor, Independent Study Student co-authored entry. (August 2021). in Sexual Harassment and Misconduct.  I assisted one of my top students (for an Independent Study) where he drafted an entry for my new book and I edited it and co-authored it, making him primary author.