ASC 2016

ASC 2016
Congratulations to our 2016 award winners who will be honored at our reception:

Early Career:  Scott Wolfe, University of South Carolina
Distinguished Scholar:  Lorraine Mazerolle, University of Queensland
Lifetime Achievement:  Lawrence Sherman, University of Cambridge and University of Maryland
Outstanding Law Enforcement Practitioner:  James Bueermann, Police Foundation and Redlands Police Department (ret.)

Right before our reception on Thursday, November 17, the Division Journals Committee will host a Roundtable with Journal Editors from 2:00-3:20pm in the Hilton in Cambridge, 2nd Level. The session will include editors from several top policing journals including:

Wesley Jennings, Co-Editor, Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies and Management
Cynthia Lum, North American Editor, Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice
Sebastian Roché, European Regional Editor, Policing and Society
John Worrall, Editor, Police Quarterly
The Division of Policing has organized a special session on Friday, November 18 from 9:30-10:50am in the Hilton, Chart A, Riverside Complex  on “Recommendations from the President’s Task Force on 21st Century Policing: A Closer Look at the Science and Practice of Implementation”

Chair: Cynthia Lum
“Responding to Pillar Two of the President’s Task Force: Policy and Oversight,”  William Terrill
“Expanding the National Decertification Index: The Challenges Ahead,”
Matt Hickman
“Responding to Pillar Five of the President’s Task Force: Training and Education,” Dennis Rosenbaum

We also invite members to attend a special session on BJA’s Smart Suite:

Researcher-Practitioner Partnerships—Learn about Potential Opportunities with Innovative Programs
The Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) gives out numerous grants each year under the title of BJA’s “Smart Suite”.   The Smart Suite of programs represents a strategic approach that brings more “science” into criminal justice operations by leveraging innovative applications of analysis, technology, and evidence-based practices with the goal of improving performance and effectiveness while containing costs. The heart of the Smart Suite is practitioner-researcher partnerships, but BJA would like to expand the researchers that work with their grantees.  Denise O’Donnell (head of BJA), Betsi Griffith (Associate Deputy Director BJA), Ed McGarrell, Faye Taxman and Craig Uchida will discuss their experiences with this funding source.  Come to a session on Wednesday, Nov 16 at 9:30 am in Norwich (3rd Level) to discuss how to become an active researcher in this portfolio of programming.

The following programs are in the BJA Smart Suite: Project Safe Neighborhoods (PSN), Smart Policing, Byrne Criminal Justice Innovation (BCJI), Smart Supervision, Smart Reentry, Smart Pretrial, Prescription Drug Monitoring, Field Initiated – Category 1, Smart Prosecution, Smart Defense