Faculty Profiles
Elizabeth Brown
eabrown@sfsu.edu
EDUCATION
- Ph.D., Geography, University of Washington, 2006
- Graduate Certificate in Law, Society and Justice
- MA, Cultural Studies, Claremont Graduate University, 2002
- BA, Women's Studies, University of California, Davis, 1998
AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION
- Juvenile justice
- Cultural theory
- Law and society
- Race and crime
- Legal geographies
RECENT PUBLICATIONS
- Brown, Elizabeth. "It's urban living, not ethnicity itself": Race, crime and the urban geography of high risk youth. Geography Compass/ 1/2: 222-245. 2007.
- With Steve Herbert. "On the Conception of Space and Crime in the Punitive Neoliberal City." Antipode. September 2006.
- With Matthew Sparke, Dominic Corva, Heather Day, Caroline Faria, Tony Sparks, and Kirsten Varg “The World Social Forum and the Lessons for Economic Geography.” Economic Geography. October 2005.
gerould@sfsu.edu
EDUCATION
- M.A., History, San Francisco State University, 2002
- J.D., University of San Francisco Law School, 1992
- B.A., Broadcast Communication Arts San Francisco State University, , 1989
- Criminological Theory
- Criminal Law
- Crime and Punishment in Historical Perspective
- Crime and Gender
- Gerould, Alexander. “Gender & Crime.” George Vold, Jeffrey B. Snipes and Thomas Bernard (Eds.), Theoretical Criminology,
6 th ed., New York: Oxford University Press, forthcoming 2006.
- Gerould, Alexander. “T o Protect and to Serve: A History of Police in America,” by Robert C. Wadman and William Thomas Allison. The History Teacher. 38:2 (2005): 281-283.
- Gerould, Alexander. “Eve’s Seed: Biology, the Sexes, and the Course of History,” by Robert S. McElvaine. Journal of the History of Sexuality. 11:4 (2002): 689-692.
- Volunteer, Project Rebound, 2005.
- Manuscript reviewer, Sage Publications, 2005.
- Criminal lawyer, California and Federal Courts, 1995-2003.
- Appellate Defense, Federal and State Constitutional issues of the right to fair trial and adequacy of trial counsel and
ethical prosecution, 1995-2003. - Pre-trial preparer, white collar criminal defense cases, including issues of tax evasion and mail fraud.
Dan Macallair
Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice's Practioner-in-Residence
dmacallair@cjcj.org
EDUCATION
- M.P.A., Criminal Justice Administration, San Jose State University, 1987
- B.A., History, State University of New York, College at Oswego, 1981
- Juvenile Justice
- Adult Community Corrections
- Sentencing and Corrections Policy
- Macallair, Daniel & Mike Males. “Marijuana Arrests and California’s Drug War: A Report to the California Legislature” Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice (2009).
- Macallair, Daniel, Mike Males, Catherine McCracken. “Closing California’s Division of Juvenile Facilities: An Analysis of County Institutional Capacity” Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice (2009).
- Gitchoff, G. Thomas, Daniel Macallair. “Expert Testimony at Sentencing.” American Jurisprudence: Proof of Facts 3rd Series. Vol. 103, 81-157 (2008).
- Stalkhoph, Christina, Mike Males, Daniel Macallair. “Testing Incapacitation Thoery: Youth Crime and Incarceration in California.” Crime and Delinquency. Vol. 58 (2008).
- Randall G. Shelden and Daniel Macallair (eds). Juvenile Justice in America: Problems and Prospects. Long Grove, IL: Waveland Press (2008).
- Executive Director and Co-Founder, Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice, San Francisco
- Assistant Editor and Founder, Justice Policy Journal
- Member and Co-Founder, Pacific Juvenile Defender Center
- Member, San Francisco Mayor’s Children’s Policy Council
- Member, Western Society of Criminology
- Member, National Association of Sentencing Advocates
- Member, International Community Corrections Association
- Member, American Correctional Association
- Member, Little Hoover Commission's California Oversight Project Advisory Committee (2006-present)
- Member, LIttle Hoover Commission's Advisory Committee on California Sentencing Reform (2006-present)
- Department of Criminal Justice Studies Faculty Appreciation Award, 2009
- Social Justice Award, San Francisco District Attorney’s Office, 2003
- Leadership Award, Coleman Advocates for Children and Youth, 2001
- Innovations in Government Award, Semifinalist, Harvard University, Kennedy School of Government, 1998
- Leadership Award, State of Hawaii, Office of Youth Services 1994
Michael Musheno
mmusheno@sfsu.edu
http://bss.sfsu.edu/mmusheno
EDUCATION
- Ph.D., Political Science, American University, 1974
- M.A., Political Science, American University, 1971
- B.A., Political Science, Lycoming College, 1969
- Criminal Justice and Public Policy
- Law and Society
- Conflict and Its Management
- Michael Musheno and Susan Ross, Deployed: How Reservists Bear the Burden of Iraq. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 2009 (Paperback), 2008 (Hardcover).
- Steven Maynard-Moody and Michael Musheno. “Stories for Research.” D. Yanow and P. Schwartz-Shea, eds., Interpretation and Method: Empirical Research Methods and the Interpretive Turn. Nrmonk, New York: M.E. Sharp, 2006.
- Steven Maynard-Moody and Michael Musheno. Cops, Teachers, Counselors: Stories from the Frontlines of Public Service. University of Michigan Press, 2004.
- Lisa Bower, David Goldberg and Michael Musheno (eds.). Between Law and Culture: Relocating Legal Studies. University of Minnesota Press, 2001.
- Trish Oberweis and Michael Musheno. Knowing Rights: State Workers Stories of Power, Identity and Morality. Ashgate/Dartmouth Publishers Limited, 2001.
- Calvin Morrill, Christine Yalda, Madelaine Adelman, Michael Musheno and Cindy Bejarano. “Telling Tales in Schools: Youth Culture and Conflict Narrative.” Law and Society Review, 34.4 (2000): 521-566.
- Member, Law and Society Association, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Society for the Study of Social Problems
- Member, Academic Council, College of Behavioral Sciences, San Francisco State University
- Member, University Research Council, San Francisco State University
- 2006 Outstanding Alumni Award, Lycoming College
- Co-Winner, The American Political Science Association’s 2005 Herbert A. Simon Award
- Co-Winner, 2005 Best Book of Public Administration Scholarship, American Society of Public Administration
Lizbet Simmons
lizbet@sfsu.edu
EDUCATION
- Ph.D., Social and Cultural Studies in Education, University of California, Berkeley, 2005
- M.A., Social and Cultural Studies in Education, University of California, Berkeley, 1997
- B.A., English, Bennington College, 1993
- Race and Inequality
- School to Prison Pipeline Studies
- Mass Incarceration
- Urban Education
- Qualitative Research Methods
- 2009 "End of the line: Tracing Racial Inequality From School to Prison" Race/Ethnicity: Multi-disciplinary Global Contexts (Solicited).
- 2009 "The Docile Body in School Space" in Schools Under Surveillance, edited by Rodolfo Torres and Torin Monahan, Rutgers University Press.
- 2009 "Deborah Luster on the Photographic Performance: Interview with Lizbet Simmons" in Prison Culture, City Lights Books.
- 2007 “Research Off limits and Underground: Street Corner Methods for Finding Invisible Students” The Urban Review, 39(3), 319-347.
- 2007 “Security Culture on Campus: Considerations for Urban Universities” Metropolitan Universities Journal, 18(2), 57-65.
- 2006 “On Looking for Hope” Peralta Hacienda Historical Park Museum Gallery Publication (Oakland, CA); [Electronic Version] http://www.burning-house.com/lookingforhope.
- 2006 Review of School Violence Intervention: A Practical Handbook, Conoley and Goldstein (eds). (New York: The Guilford Press) in Teacher's College Record.
- Member, American Society of Criminology
- Member, Law and Society Association
- Member, American Educational Research Association
- Member, American Sociological Association
- Co-Principal Investigator, Prison Culture Symposium, SFSU, Spring 2008
- Manuscript Reviewer, Surveillance and Society
- 2008 President's Award, San Francisco State University
- 2007 Affirmative Action Award, San Francisco State University
- 2006 California Council for the Humanities Scholar
- 2003 UC Berkeley Summer Institute Fellow
- 1998 San Quentin Prison Teaching Award
Jeff Snipes
jsnipes@sfsu.edu
EDUCATION
- Ph.D., Criminal Justice, State University of New York at Albany, 2002
- J.D., Stanford University, 2001 (Member of California Bar Association)
- M.A., Criminal Justice, Penn State University, 1991
- B.A., Criminal Justice, Penn State University, 1991
- Criminal law
- Civil Rights Law
- Theoretical Criminology and Theoretical Criminal Justice
- Policing and Crime Reduction (Especially International-level)
- Undercover Work in Human Trafficking
- Bernard, Thomas, Snipes, Jeffrey, and Gerould, Alex, Vold’s Theoretical Criminology (2010), Oxford University Press.
- Snipes, Jeffrey, and Katz, Charles, “Information and Analysis,” in Implementing Community Policing: Lessons from 12 Agencies (2009), edited by Edward Maguire and William Wells, Office of Community Oriented Policing Services, U.S. DOJ.
- Maguire, Edward, Willis, Julie, Snipes, Jeffrey, and Gantley, Megan, “Spacial Concentrations of Violence in Trinidad and Tobago,” Caribbean Journal of Criminology and Public Safety 13(1/2) (2008): 48-92.
- Snipes, Jeffrey, and Maguire, Edward, “Foundations of Criminal Justice Theory,” in Criminal Justice Theory: Explaining the Nature and Behavior of Criminal Justice (2007), edited by David Duffee and Edward Maguire. New York: Routledge.
- Snipes, Jeffrey. Guide to Criminal Procedure for California. Thomson-Wadsworth, 2005.
- Mastrofski, S., J. Snipes, R. Parks, and C. Maxwell. “The Helping Hand of the Law: Police Control of Citizens on Request." Criminology. 38.2, (2000): 307-342.
Ken Walsh
kwalsh@sfsu.edu
EDUCATION
- M.A., Interdisciplinary Studies, San Francisco State University, 1991
- B.A, Social Sciences, San Francisco State University, 1989
- Law and Society
- Policing
- Criminal and Civil Investigation
- Effects of Class and Race in American Criminal Justice
- Electronic Countermeasures
- Community Outreach, Criminal Justice-related agencies developing student internships and volunteer positions
for SF State students. - California Licensed Private Investigator.
- Owner/Operator, Walsh Investigative Services, specializing in Criminal Defense, Organized Crime,
Electronics Countermeasures, Fraud. - California Association of Licensed Investigator
- Member, Council of International Investigators
- Member, Northern California Fraud Investigators Association
- Member, World Association of Detectives.
- Lecturer, San Francisco Arts and Humanities Seminar Series and International Elderhostel seminars.
- Distinguished Teaching Award, Outstanding Contributions to Teaching San Francisco State University, 1997
