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Meet Your Mentor at ASC 2025 – DCS Social

Posted on September 23, 2025 by Kelly Vance

Join us at the DCS Social at ASC 2025! Wednesday, Nov. 12, 6-8pm at City Tap 901 9th St. NW. Get to know your mentor/mentee!”

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3 Feb

DCS-Sponsored Panels at ASC 2026✨Organize a corrections/sentencing panel (3-4 presentations & discussant). By 3/7/26, send to Janani Umamaheswar:
• Panel title & abstract (<200 words)
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25 Feb

📣The DCS Newsletter Committee invites submissions for the Spring newsletter! Submit a focused teaching note, student section contribution, or research note (500-1000 words, APA with endnotes). Deadline: 4/15/26. Send submissions or questions to @DebiKoetzle.

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23 Feb

‼️Reminder: Want to contribute to the DCS Handbook on Corrections & Sentencing Methods? Abstracts are due this Saturday (2/28).

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5 Feb

🏆 Know a DCS member who deserves ASC recognition? The DCS Nominations Committee is looking for names of members who would be strong nominees for 2026 ASC General Awards (see the list below). If someone comes to mind, email hdbutler@iastate.edu. https://asc41.org/about-asc/awards/

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