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82 Fed. Probation 60 (2018)
Contributors to This Issue

handle is hein.journals/fedpro82 and id is 62 raw text is: 60 EEDERAL PROBATION Volume 82 Number 1 ¶ TRIBUTORS o This Issue Leanne F. Alarid Department Chair and Professor, Dept. of Criminal Justice, University of Texas at El Paso. Ph.D. in Criminal Justice, Sam Houston State University. Author of Community-Based Corrections (12th ed., 2018). Mia Bird Research Fellow, Public Policy Institute of California. Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley. Co-author of Realignment and Recidivism (February 2016). James Bonta Consultant, Corrections and Criminal Behavior. Previously, Director, Corrections Research, Public Safety Canada. Ph.D., University of Ottawa. Co-author of The Psychology of Criminal Conduct (2017). Guy Bourgon Senior Research Advisor, Public Safety Canada. Ph.D., University of Ottawa. Author of The Demands on Probation Officers in the Evolution of Evidence-based Practice: The Forgotten Foot Soldier of Community Corrections (2013). Alexander L. Burton Graduate Assistant, University of Cincinnati Corrections Institute, University of Cincinnati. M.S. in Criminal Justice, University of Cincinnati. Velmer S. Burton, Jr. Executive Vice Chancellor/Provost and Professor, University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Ed.D. in Higher Education Management, University of Pennsylvania. Ph.D. in Sociology, University of Cincinnati. Co-author of Correlates of Illicit Drug Use Among Indigenous Peoples of Canada: A Test of Social Support Theory, International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology (2018). Nicholas Chadwick Research Analyst, Public Safety Canada. M.A., Carleton University. Co-author of Effectively Training Community Supervision Officers: A Meta-Analytic Review of the Impact on Offender Outcome (2015). Francis T. Cullen Distinguished Research Professor Emeritus, School of Criminal Justice, University of Cincinnati. Ph.D., Columbia University. Co-author of Correctional Theory: Context and Consequences (2017). Justin Goss Research Associate, Public Policy Institute of California. Master of Public Policy, Georgetown University. Ryken Grattet Professor and Chair, University of California, Davis. Ph.D., University of California, Santa Barbara. Co-author of California Jails under Realignment and Proposition 47, California Journal of Politics and Policy (Nov. 2017). Mark Jones Professor, Department of Criminal Justice, East Carolina University. Ph.D. in Criminal Justice, Sam Houston State University. Co-author of Mortality Rates and Cause of Death Among Former Prison Inmates in North Carolina, North Carolina Medical Journal (Sept. 2017). Cheryl Lero Jonson Assistant Professor in Criminal Justice, Xavier University. Ph.D., University of Cincinnati. Author of Preventing School Shootings: The Effectiveness of Safety Measures, Victims and Offenders, 12(Oct. 2017). Edward J. Latessa Director and Professor, University of Cincinnati. Ph.D., The Ohio State University. Co-author of What Works (and Doesn't) in Reducing Recidivism (2013). Brian K. Lovins Assistant Director, Harris County CSCD. Ph.D., University of Cincinnati. Co-author of Validating the Ohio Risk Assessment System CST with a Diverse Sample from Texas (2017). Jennifer L. Lux Research Associate, University of Cincinnati Corrections Institute. Ph.D., University of Cincinnati. Co-author of Exploring the Validation of the Ohio Risk Assessment System Community Supervision Tool with a Diverse Sample of Offenders in Texas, Corrections: Policy, Practice and Research (2017). William T. Miller Graduate Assistant, University of Cincinnati. M.S. in Criminal Justice, University of Cincinnati. Viet Nguyen Research Associate, Public Policy Institute of California. B.A., University of California, Los Angeles. Co-author of Realignment and Recidivism in California (Dec. 2017). Tanya Rugge Senior Research Advisor, Public Safety Canada. Ph.D., Carleton University. Co-author of Training Community Corrections Officers in Cognitive-Behavioural Intervention Strategies (2014). 60 FEDERAL PROBATION Volume 82 Number I

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