Division on Corrections and Sentencing
A Division of the American Society of Criminology
Call for Abstracts, DCS Handbook on Corrections and Sentencing, Volume 9. We invite abstracts for the ninth edition of DCS’s Handbook series, entitled Contemporary Issues in Health and Punishment, edited by Nathan …
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COVID-19: Effects of the Pandemic on the Criminal Justice System Edited by Alyssa M. Yetter, Ph.D. and Elizabeth E. Brault, Ph.D. Merrimack College, North Andover, Massachusetts Contact email: braulte@merrimack.edu The COVID-19 …
With our conference fast approaching, I wanted to send an email with a few announcements and updates. First, we are still seeking sponsors. If you think your university would be able to …
Huge congratulations to all of our award winners, and to the Division members who worked behind the scenes to select these winners! Lifetime Achievement: Francis Cullen, University of Cincinnati Distinguished New …
Congratulations to our new DCS board members! Vice Chair: Colleen Berryessa, Rutgers University Secretary/Treasurer: Kim Kras, San Diego State University Executive Counselor: Ryan Labrecque, Research Triangle Institute
The DCS Mentoring for Success committee is hosting its first ever virtual panel titled “Demystifying the Campus Interview.” The panel is planned for Friday, November 4th at 1 pm EST/ 10 …
As the conference nears, I would like to encourage you to sponsor the Division of Corrections and Sentencing. Our Division uses these donations to offset the cost of breakfast, for student awards, …
We are seeking volunteers to help staff the DCS Outreach table at the upcoming American Society of Criminology conference in Atlanta. Volunteering is easy and mainly consists of facilitating a sign-up sheet …
We are looking forward to the American Society of Criminology’s annual meeting in Atlanta. As you plan your travel, please consider attending the DCS sponsored panels. A special thanks to …
The Mentoring for Success with DCS program is returning for the 2022-2023 year! There are four tracks within our 1-on-1 mentorship program: Academia:1. Student mentoring track2. Tenure-track faculty mentoring track Alternatives to Academia: 1. …
On behalf of the Newsletter Committee, I would like to invite you to submit a corrections and sentencing focused teaching note, student section contribution, or research note for publication in our fall newsletter. Ideally submissions should be …
The deadline for all DCS awards have been moved to August 31, 2022. See individual award pages for more information
It is that time of the year again! The Division is seeking nominations for a Vice Chair, Secretary/Treasury, and one Executive Counselor. Please see the DCS website for a description of each …