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SCCJ Graduate Student Organization

The Dispatch, November 2007

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Congratulations to Kate Tellis who has accepted a position in the Department of Criminal Justice and Criminalistics at California State University-Los Angeles! Kate received her PhD in May 2008 after completing a dissertation entitled, "When the Bedroom is the Crime Scene: Contextualizing Intimate Partner Rape," under the direction of Pete Simi.

Congratulations are warmly extended to Bill McCarty! Bill McCarty has accepted a tenure track position as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Criminal Justice at the University of Illinois-Chicago. Bill expects to receive his PhD in August 2008. His doctoral dissertation research is being chaired by Dr. Lisa Sample and is entitled, "Trailers and Trouble? An Examination of Crime, Calls for Service and Community Ties in Mobile Home Communities." Bill was the recipient of a UNO Presidential Fellowship that supported his doctoral research.

criminal justice students in the job market

Listed below are CJ students or recent graduates who seeking positions. Their name, a short bio and a link to the resume or vita are included.

Blythe A. Bowman [curriculum vitae]
Blythe A. Bowman will receive her doctorate in Criminal Justice in August, 2008. She holds bachelor's degrees in Classics and Anthropology (Iowa State University), a master's degree in Anthropology (University of Iowa), and a TEFL teaching certification (Interlingue School of Languages, Rome, Italy). Her research and teaching interests include transnational organized crime, comparative criminology, theory integration, biosocial criminology, and philosophy of criminal justice. Her doctoral dissertation, entitled Transnational Crimes against Culture: Looting at Archaeological Sites and the Grey Market in Antiquities, explores theft from archaeological sites the role it plays in the the illicit antiquities market. She is a member of the Saving Antiquities For Everyone (SAFE) Board of Governors, the U.S. Committee of the Blue Shield, the American Society of Criminology, and serves as an informal adviser to the Association for Research into Crimes against Art (ARCA). For more information about Blythe, visit http://www.babowman.com