Division on Corrections and Sentencing
A Division of the American Society of Criminology
Division on Corrections and Sentencing Announcements
On behalf of the Division of Corrections and Sentencing, the Student Affairs committee is launching the Mentoring for Success with DCS program, a continuation of the 20-for-20 mentoring campaign! There are four tracks …
International Criminology, the newly established peer-reviewed journal of the ASC Division of International Criminology, invites submissions of individual papers or proposals for thematic issues and symposia. The journal’s mission to …
You can view the Spring 2021 DCS Newsletter here or by clicking on the download button below.
You can view the fall 2020 DCS newsletter here
APPA is seeking Editorial Board Members for their quarterly e-journal Perspectives. See the attachment for more information.
Hi DCS: In these challenging times, I am writing to ask you to please consider renewing your membership, donating to, or sponsoring a student membership in the Division on Corrections …
Amanda Graham and Frank Cullen’s recent article, Race and Worrying About Police Brutality: The Hidden Injuries of Minority Status in America is now available-FREE ACCESS. It can be accessed here:https://www.tandfonline.com/toc/uvao20/current AND V&O’s 2019 Special …
The world of careers students can choose with a criminal justice related PhD, outside of academia, is growing. Currently, however, there is a gap in knowledge, resources and services that …
Statement of the American Society of Criminology Executive Board regarding the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery. The horrifying violence against Floyd, Taylor, and Arbery reveals, yet …
You can find the Spring 2020 DCS Newsletter here
The table of contents for the fifth volume of our handbook, Moving Corrections and Sentencing Forward: Building on the Record, edited by Pam Lattimore, Beth Huebner, & Faye Taxman, is …
Please visit this page for more information on how to purchase a DCS Celebrating 20 Years T-shirt or Water Bottle.
Dr. Emily Salisbury from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas was an expert witness to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights in Washington D.C. for their briefing on Women in …
You can find the Fall 2019 newsletter here