CURRICULUM VITA 2018

Wendelin M. Hume

PERSONAL

Associate Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice Department of Criminal Justice

University of North Dakota, Box 8050 Grand Forks ND 58202-8050 Office Phone: 701-777-4001 Home Phone: 701-402-0411

Fax: 701-777-2067 E-Mail: wendelin.hume@und.edu

ACADEMIC RECORD 2000 PhD--Criminal Justice and Criminology, Sam Houston State University 1991 M.A.--Criminal Justice, Sam Houston State University 1987 B.S.--Sociology, Psychology, Computer Programming,

Black Hills State University TEACHING EXPERIENCE 2001-present Associate Professor of Criminal Justice and Women & Gender Studies University of North Dakota 2008-2012 Adjunct Professor of Criminal Justice Minot State University 1991-2001 Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice, Sociology and Women Studies University of North Dakota 1987-1988 Teaching Assistant of Criminal Justice

Sam Houston State University AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION Introduction to Criminal Justice Criminological Theory Victimology Women, Crime, and Criminal Justice Drugs and Society Tribal Justice Program and Policy Evaluation Community Based Corrections Field Practicum Internship & Cooperative Education

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COURSES DEVELOPED AND TAUGHT Introduction to Criminal Justice Victimology (undergrad& PhD) Criminological Theory Correctional Alternatives Drugs and Society Alcohol a Social Dilemma Readings in Criminal Justice Orientation to Administrative Internship Administrative Internship Readings in Women Studies Juvenile Delinquency Women, Crime and Criminal Justice Ethics in Criminal Justice Feminist Theory Corrections Senior Seminar in Women Studies Tribal Justice (PhD) Orientation to the Graduate School Process Individual Research (Masters& PhD) Practicum:Research (PhD) Craft of Teaching (PhD) Administrative Internship (PhD) Women in Law Enforcement (PhD) Seminar in Advanced Quantitative Analysis (PhD) Women in Nontradition Occupation- Particularly Law Enforcement in the United States (PhD) Women in CJ Professions (PhD) Advanced Quantitative Methods/Analysis (PhD) Have taught classes ranging in size from 3 to 411 students. Have offered classes

on the main campuses, after hours, at the Air Base, statewide over the interactive video network, using Wimba, and using Skype. Enjoy using classrooms that are technologically equipped so I can incorporate Elmo, PowerPoint, BlackBoard, and

interactive cd-rom technologies into my class presentations when appropriate. ADVISEES I routinely have over 70 regular advisees and numerous unassigned advisees. While my main efforts have been directed toward undergraduate students, I also advise and mentor my Graduate Teaching Assistants (both past and present), serve on thesis and dissertation committees on a regular basis, and chair thesis and now dissertation committees as well. HONOR THESIS Shea, Katie. 2010. Exploratory Study To Examine Campus Security Methods To Prevent Or Minimize An Active Shooter (Chair). Blazek, Elizabeth. 2006. A Women’s Place (member). Schritz, Athena. 2005. Hate Crime Statutes and the Constitution (Chair). Maisonneuve Miller, Linda. 1995. Imprisoning Habeas Corpus, Executing Justice. (Chair)

MASTER’S THESIS Bender, Naomi. 2009. Retention of Women in Law Enforcement: Training and Mentoring

Programs within a Law Enforcement Agency. (committee member). Nelson-Schiff, Karen. 2007 Gender Inequality: A Meta-Analysis of Trends in the State

Gender Bias Task Force Studies. (Chair). Foster III, James. 2006. Cohabitation in North Dakota: A Socio-legal Examination of the

Congruance of the Law and Attitudes Toward Living Arrangements Among College Students. (committee member).

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MASTER’S THESIS (cont.) Adolphs, Lisa. 2003. An Examination of Role Conflict, Role Strain, and Coping Strategies

Among Single-Mother College Students. (committee member).

Amos, Robert. 2003. Delinquent Recidivism and Diversion From Formal Juvenile Court Proceedings: A Cognitive Restructuring Approach. (Chair).

Dokken, Heith. 2001. Remote Sensing of Marijuana: A Preventive Method of Law Enforcement. (outside reader).

Seredycz, Michael. 2000. Y2000 Alcohol and Drug Survey: An Examination of University of North Dakota Students. (committee member).

DOCTORAL DISSERTATIONS Lulla, Tara 2016- Present (member) Johannesen, Nicole 2015-present (Chair) Becker, Kim (Hanson) 2015. Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis Of Graduate Students’ Experiences of Plagiarism By Their Professors (member) Qi, Ziwei 2012-2015. (former Chair) Twede, Jason 2017. GOING PUBLIC: HOW THE GOVERNMENT ASSUMED THE AUTHORITY TO PROSECUTE IN THE SOUTHERN UNITED STATES (member).

Olson, Lisa. 2014. (member). Marback, Tracy. 2008-2013. Incomplete. (member) Hangenson, Beth 2012. Factors That Influence Program Completion: Predicting Kentucky Drug Court Completion Outcomes. (member) Przemieniecki, Chris. 2012. “Reel” Gangs or “Real” Gangs: A Qualitative Media Analysis of Street Gangs Portrayed in Hollywood Films, 1960-2009. (former Chair). Seyfried, David. 2012. An Evidence Based Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Continuous In-Service Police Pursuit Training in Minnesota. (member). Kim, Grace. 2007. Consequences of Normative Body Image Dissatisfaction: Validation of Two Scales. (outside reader). Edel, Sarah 2011. In Progress (member) Hanson, Kimberly 2009. In Progress (member) Kosiak, Daryl 2011. In Progress (member) Nombre, Moussa. 2011. In Progress (member) Spelchen, Melissa 2012. Cellphones, Sexting and Crime An Examination Of College Student Practices. In Progress (Chair) Oneal, Timothy. 2013. Faculty Adoption of Instructional Videos: A Phenomenological Study In Progress (outside reader)

PROFESSIONAL RESEARCH AND CONSULTANT ACTIVITIES 2017 Reviewer for Oxford University Press.

2016 Principal Peer Reviewer and Panel Reviewer for OJP & Mentoring Opportunities for Youth initiative Category

2016 Tribal Action research partner for DOJ & Smart Reentry: Focus on Evidence-based Strategies for Successful Reentry from Incarceration to Community (declined at tribal council level due to lack of matching funds required).

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PROFESSIONAL RESEARCH AND CONSULTANT ACTIVITIES (cont.) 2016- Tribal Action research partner for Standing Rock Tribe

2015 Principal Peer Reviewer and Panel Reviewer for BJA & National Initiatives: Promoting Effective Justice Systems Strategies Program

2014- Principal Reviewer and Panel Reviewer for American Association of

University Women.

2003-2013 Principal Investigator for President’s Advisory Council on Women’s Issues: Campus Climate Survey.

2005- Principal Investigator for Women’s Voices from the Red River Valley: On-Line Living History Museum.

2006 Faculty Advisor for Carter Academic-Service Entrepreneur (CASE) Award. 1999-2006 Research Member of the Bush Foundation General Education Requirements

Longitudinal Study at the University of North Dakota 2002 Consultant for UND Theater production of the domestic violence play

“Story of Susanna” 1996-1998 Principal Investigator for the North Dakota Supreme Court Gender Equity

Commission. 1991 Research Consultant for Houston Police Department in cooperation with

Criminal Justice Center, Sam Houston State University. 1990-1991 Survey Researcher and Analyst for the Center for Legal Studies, Sam

Houston State University in cooperation with Texas Juvenile Parole and Probation and Texas Youth Commission.

1987-1991 Coordinator for the Survey Research Program, Criminal Justice Center, Sam

Houston State University. 1989 Survey Analyst for the Texas Correctional Association in cooperation with

Criminal Justice Center, Sam Houston State University. AREAS OF RESEARCH INTEREST Survey Research Victimization Studies Public Opinion Gender Equity Minority Issues Policy Evaluations Drug Laws Tribal Justice Restorative Justice Ethics

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INTERNATIONAL/NATIONAL SERVICE National Women Studies Association (NWSA) {is International in scope} Women of Color Caucus member 2000- Student Mentoring Program Mentor 2007- 2011

Upper Mid-West Regional Co-Chair 2005- 2011 Women and Crime Task Force Chair 2005- 2010 Disability Caucus Chair 2005-2010 Governing Council Member 2006-2008 Accessibility Chair 2006-2008 Program Administrators Advisory Council member 2005-2008 Coordinator for Program Administrators Mentoring Program 2005-2008

Accessibility Standing Committee, Chair 2005-2008 Member of the Conference Planning Committee 2004, 2007

WOCC Rep. to the Constitution and Bylaws Revision Committee 2004-2007 NWSA Graduate Scholarship judge 2004-2006

Nominated for Conflict Resolution Committee 2004 Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network 2004-

Campus Get Carded Coordinator

UNIVERSITY SERVICE Academic Policies and Admission Committee 2013-2016 Alpha Pi Omega – Faculty Advisor 2010- Campus Committee for Human Rights– 2000- winner of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Award in 2002

College of Arts and Science Council 2001-2013 College of Arts and Sciences Student Appeals Committee 2013-2015 College of Arts and Science or At-Large Representative to the University of North Dakota Senate 1992-1993;1997-1998;

1999-2000;2000-2001; 2002-2003; 2003-2005; 2006-2008; 2008-2010; 2013-2014

University of North Dakota Senate Executive Committee 2008-2011 Immediate Past Chair 2010-2011 Chair 2009-2010 Vice Chair 2008-2009

Division of Continuing Education – Grand Forks Air Force

Base Faculty 1996,1997 Division of Continuing Education – Learning After Hours Faculty 1994,1996,1997,1998

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UNIVERSITY SERVICE (cont.) Essential Studies 2017-2020 General Education Requirements Committee 2001-2006 Past Chair 2005-2006 Chair 2004-2005 Graduate Faculty Member 2000- Healthy UND Coalition 2000-

Intellectual Climate Subcommittee 2004 Alcohol and Other Drugs Subcommittee 2009- Mothering Room Subcommittee 2006-2017

Honors College Thesis Chair 1995,2000-2006, 2009-

2010 Indian Related Programs 1999- Maternity Leave Task Force 2005-2008 McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program Faculty Mentor 1992-

North Dakota WEAV Curriculum Infusion Task Force 2000-2009 Northern Plains Indian Law Center Representative at the American Indian Student Prelaw Workshop, Rapid City SD 1996 Office of Enrollment Services – Campus Open House 1997-1999,2002- Office of Enrollment Services - Outreach Assistance 1992- Office of Enrollment Services – UND Student Orientation –

Faculty Facilitator 1995,1996,1998, 2004, 2008, 2009

President’s Advisory Committee on Women 2001-2013

Co-Chair 2002-2003, 2008-2013 Chair 2003-2008, Strategic Optimization & Alignment Review 2013-2015 Summer Session Committee 2010-2013 Tuition Model Committee 2009-2011

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UNIVERSITY SERVICE (cont.) UND Campus Master Plan Steering Sub-Committee 2000-2002 Undergraduate Program Evaluation Committee member – Chemistry 2001-2003 University of North Dakota Senate – Harassment Policy Revision

Subcommittee 2003-2005 Upward Bound Career Mentor 2000- Women Studies Faculty 1992-2012 Women Studies Executive Committee Member – special assistance and

involvement with the assessment process, strategic planning, conference planning

and development of the WS web page 1992-2012 Women Studies Associate Director 2000 Women Studies Director 2001-2010 Women & Gender Studies Faculty 2012-

Renaming & Rebranding Subcommittee 2011- Women & Gender Studies Executive Committee Member – strategic planning,

conference planning, and development of the WGS web page 2012-

DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE Criminal Justice Studies Advisor - 70+ assigned advisees and

numerous unassigned advisees 1991- Criminal Justice Studies Departmental Coordinator for

Cooperative Education 1991- Criminal Justice Studies Faculty – assisted in the development

of the departmental strategic plan and the formulation of a new PhD program,

serve as faculty contact for ConnectND 1991- Criminal Justice Studies Administrative Internship Coordinator - during 12/13 alone, I placed and supervised over twenty four interns

who contributed over 7,600 cumulative hours to the field both regionally and nationally 1991- Criminal Justice Studies Search Committee 1995, 1999,2000,

2001, 2002, 2003, 2015-2016 Chairperson for Department of Criminal Justice 2003-2013

Alpha Phi Sigma, National Criminal Justice Honor Society Chapter Co-Advisor 2010-

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COMMUNITY SERVICE Heritage Village , East Grand Forks 2017 Annual Haunted Heritage

Halloween Carnival sponsored by UNDIA, Grand Forks 2011- Native Americans Into Criminal Justice Association Advisor – with the assistance of students, have developed a constitution and are working on membership recruitment- nominated for the

Martin Luther King Award 1999- Native Americans Into Criminal Justice Studies Initiative Director – have engaged in substantial networking, the procurement of a Cultural Diversity Tuition Waiver for students, and the development and submission of several grant proposals, also assisted in the development of a PhD in

Criminal Justice with an emphasis in tribal issues 1998- Community Violence Intervention Center – coordinate classroom participants

in semi-annual donation drives 1995- Girl Scouts of America Dakota Horizons Council (previously Pine to Prairie Council) Service Unit for East Grand Forks – received Council wide recognition for

earning the annual Gold Award each year that I served as Chair for community activities, also served as troop leader for different age groups (3 troops)at one time, lead some girls all the way from Brownies through Seniors, have also served as

Secretary, Community Cookie Chair, and Fall Product Chair numerous times 1992-2013 Girl Scout Thinking Day – host and presenter 2011- Assisted with Hosting 16th Annual Red River Valley Women Studies 2016 Conference Assisted with Hosting 13th Annual Red River Valley Women Studies Conference 2013 Assisted with Hosting 10th Annual Red River Valley Women Studies Conference 2010 Assisted with Hosting 7th Annual Red River Valley Women Studies Conference 2007 Girl Scouts of America Pine to Prairie Council Board of Directors 2002-2007

also served on or Chaired the Volunteer Improvement, Human Resources, ByLaws Revisions,and Fund Development Committees, conducted the 2003 Charter review assessment Study

Secretary and Executive Committee 2004-2007

Grand Forks Chamber of Commerce – NV 360 Committee 2011- Assisted with Hosting 5th Annual Red River Valley Women Studies Conference 2005

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COMMUNITY SERVICE (cont.) Women Studies Community Outreach Event – My Guy and Me Dance 2003, 2004 for area Girl Scouts and their father figures Women Studies March of Dimes walkathon team Captain 2003

Assisted with Hosting 2nd Annual Red River Valley Women Studies Conference 2002

Girl Scout 90th Anniversary Event - assisted the Women Studies Program in 2002

hosting the day long event which attracted over 200 young women and their leaders to campus for a day full of tours and educational activities.

Jail Options Planning Committee – worked with Red Lake, Polk and Norman

counties to solve the overcrowding at the Tri-County Correctional Center 1999-2000 North Dakota News Voice, affiliated with the North Dakota School for the Blind – nominated for the JC Penny Golden Rule Award 1996-1999

PEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS Hume, Wendelin M. (2013) “Access to Voting is an Ethical Issue Even on the Northern

Plains”, Northern Plains Ethics Journal Vol. 1 No. 1 Northern Plains Ethics Institute: Fargo, ND.

BOOKS Hume, Wendelin M. &Sherina M. Hume (2017) 1st edition, Introduction to Criminal Justice: On

a Quest for Justice Using Critical and Creative Thinking to Seek for Justice. . (Textbook; Study guide with interactive on-line exercises; edited reader with associated puzzles and exercises). Great River Learning Publishing: Dubuque, IA.

Hume, Wendelin M. &Sherina M. Hume (2016)1st edition, Introduction to Criminal Justice: On

a Quest for Justice Using Critical and Creative Thinking to Seek for Justice. (Textbook and Study guide with interactive on-line exercises)Great River Learning Publishing: Dubuque, IA.

Hume, Wendelin (2015) (edited by) 1st edition, Questioning Justice: Introduction to Criminal

Justice, Using Critical and Creative Thinking to Seek for Justice. (Reader with puzzles and exercises revised). Cognella Academic Publishing: San Diego, CA.

Hume, Wendelin (2014) (edited by) 1st edition, Questioning Justice: Introduction to Criminal

Justice, Using Critical and Creative Thinking to Seek for Justice. (Reader with puzzles and exercises). Cognella Academic Publishing: San Diego, CA.

Hume, Wendelin (2013) (edited by) preliminary edition, Questioning Justice: Introduction to

Criminal Justice, Using Critical and Creative Thinking to Seek for Justice. (Reader with puzzle and exercises). Cognella Academic Publishing: San Diego, CA.

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REFEERED PUBLICATIONS Hume, Wendelin (2014) “Physical Attractiveness and Crime” The Encyclopedia of Theoretical Criminology, edited by J. Mitchell Miller, John Wiley and Sons: Hoboken, NJ. Hume, Wendelin (2014) “Intimate Partner Homicide” The Encyclopedia of Theoretical Criminology, edited by J. Mitchell Miller, John Wiley and Sons: Hoboken, NJ. Hume, Wendelin and Sherina Hume ( 2014) “Cycles of Violence” The Encyclopedia of Theoretical Criminology, edited by J. Mitchell Miller, John Wiley and Sons: Hoboken, NJ. Hume, Wendelin and Ziwei Qi (2014) “Symbolic Interactionism” The Encyclopedia of Theoretical Criminology, edited by J. Mitchell Miller, John Wiley and Sons: Hoboken, NJ. Hume, Wendelin M. (2007) “Social, Economic, and Psychological Costs of Violence ”

Encyclopedia of Domestic Violence. Taylor & Francis: New York, NY . Hume, Wendelin M. (2007) “Rural Communities, Domestic Violence in ” Encyclopedia of

Domestic Violence. Taylor & Francis: New York, NY . Hume, Wendelin M. (2007) “Cross-Cultural Perspectives on How to Deal with Batterers ”

Encyclopedia of Domestic Violence. Taylor & Francis: New York, NY . Hume, Wendelin M and Sherina M. Hume (2007) “Native Americans, Domestic Violence

Among” Encyclopedia of Domestic Violence. Taylor & Francis: New York, NY . Hume, Wendelin M and Sherina M. Hume (2005) “Victimization, Crimes: Financial Loss and

Personal Suffering” Encyclopedia of Criminology. Ed. Richard Wright and. J. Mitchell Miller. New York: Routledge.

Hume, Wendelin M. (2001) “Drug Interdiction Policies” Encyclopedia of Criminology and

Deviant Behavior. Taylor and Francis Publishing: Philadelphia, PA . Includes an autobiographical entry.

Hume, Wendelin (2011) “Child Abuse” Key Issues in Crime and Punishment. Sage

Publications: Thousand Oaks, CA. Hume, Wendelin (2011) “Victim Rights and Restitution’” Key Issues in Crime and

Punishment. Sage Publications: Thousand Oaks, CA. Hume, Wendelin and Daryl Kosiak (2011) “DUI Penalties’” Key Issues in Crime and

Punishment. Sage Publications: Thousand Oaks, CA.

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REFEERED PUBLICATIONS (cont.) Hume, Wendelin M. (2005) “Furloughs ” Encyclopedia of Prisons and Correctional Facilities.

Sage Publications: Thousand Oaks, CA . Hume, Wendelin (2005) “Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, Stalking: A Curriculum Module for

North Dakota Sociology and Criminal Justice Undergraduate Classrooms” (printed for statewide distribution).

Hume, Wendelin M. and Violet Phillips. “Educational Programs in Criminology and Criminal

Justice” Encyclopedia of Criminology. Taylor and Francis Books: New York, NY. (accepted for planned publication in 2005).

Hume, Wendelin M. and Mark Dyrdahl (1996) “The Interstate Compact Agreement” The

Encyclopedia of American Prisons. Garland Publishing Company: N.Y., NY. Hume, Wendelin M. (1991) “The Reliability of Drug Testing” New Frontiers in Drug Policy.

Trebach and Zeese (eds.) The Drug Policy Foundation: Washington, DC. p317-322.

INVITED AND REFEREED PUBLICATIONS Hume, Wendelin (2010) “Conference History” for inclusion in 2010 Conference Program (and

available on-line) for the Red River Women’s Studies Conference. Hume, Wendelin (2009) “How to Manage Interactive and Feedback Strategies in ‘Mass

Classes’” Models of Innovative & Best Practices in Teaching & Learning at UND. http://www.und.edu/dept/oid/Models_of_Practice%20posting.html.

Hume, Wendelin (2008) “Survival” in Voices for Change: Women’s Words to Politicians

Parker, CO:Outskirts Press. Hume, Wendelin M. (2005) “Lavender Lizards and Lilac Landmines: Layla’s Dream by

Notzake Shange” NWSA Action Vol. 17 No. 1 Indiana University Press: Bloomington, IN.

Wrote articles for the East Grand Forks Girl Scouts which were published almost weekly in the county newspaper the Exponent. 2000-2002, about once a month in 2004.

Hume Wendelin and Lana Rakow. (2003) “PAC-W Report of Survey Findings, 2003: Campus Climate for Women Faculty and Staff at the University of North Dakota”. http://www.und.edu/org/pacw/report.html.

Hume, Wendelin M. (2000) “An Analysis of the Actions and Reactions of Judges in North Dakota to Victims of Domestic Violence” – Dissertation which finished PhD requirements, Sam Houston State University.

Hume, Wendelin M. (1997) “Change Name for a Better Atmosphere” Grand Forks Herald.

p2b, Nov 13.

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INVITED AND REFEREED PUBLICATIONS (cont.) North Dakota Commission on Gender Fairness in the Courts (1996) “A Difference in

Perceptions: The Final Report of the North Dakota Commission on Gender Fairness in the Courts” North Dakota Law Review. Vol72 No4 p1112-1344.

delCarmen, Rolando et. al. (1991) Texas Juvenile Law and Practice. Sam Houston Press:

Huntsville, TX. Hume, Wendelin M., Vincent West, and Margaret Farnworth (1991) Texas Crime Poll Report.

Survey Research Program: Huntsville, TX. delCarmen, Rolando et. al. (1990) Texas Jails: Law and Practice. Sam Houston Press:

Huntsville, TX. Hume, Wendelin M. (1989) 1989 Texas Crime Poll Report. Survey Research Program:

Huntsville, TX. Hume, Wendelin M. (1988) 1988 Texas Crime Poll Report on Experience With and

Performance of the Texas Criminal Justice System. Survey Research Program: Huntsville, TX.

EDITORIAL AND REVIEWER ACTIVITIES reviewer for journal American Journal of Criminal Justice. 1994- Associate Editor – Criminal Justice Research Bulletin. 1988-1991 Editorial Board Member - Journal of Crime and Justice. 1997-1999 reviewer for Journal of Crime and Justice. 1995- Co-Editor for special edition of NWSA Journal. 2004 reviewer for journal NWSA Journal. 2007-2009, 2010 reviewer for journal Social Problems. 1994- reviewer for journal Sociological Quarterly. 2002- reviewer for journal Teaching Sociology. 1993- reviewer for Allyn and Bacon Publishing. 1994- reviewer for Anderson Publishing 2013 reviewer for Anderson of Souryal’s Ethics in Criminal Justice… 2013 reviewer for Cengage Learning 2009- reviewer for Harcourt Brace College Publishers 1995- reviewer for Jones&Bartlett 2009- reviewer for McGraw Hill’s Annual Editions Criminal Justice 2007, 2008 reviewer for Oxford University Press 2011- reviewer for Oxford of Fisher’s Introduction to Victimology 2013 reviewer for Sage Publications/Pine Forge Press 2009- reviewer for Simon and Schuster 1995- reviewer for Wadsworth Publishing 1996- reviewer for Wadsworth Publishing on-line Study Guide for 2000 Senna and Siegal’s Introduction to Criminal Justice 8th ed.

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NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL PRESENTATIONS Hume, Wendelin M., Moussa Nombre, and Ziwei Qi (2012) “A Current Look at Campus

Climate and Giving Voice to Graduate Students:” poster at American Society of Criminology Conference, Chicago, IL

Hume, Wendelin M. (2012) moderator for “Considerations of Sexual and Reproductive

Health” at the National Women’s Studies Association Conference, Oakland, CA Hume, Wendelin M., Ziwei Qi, and Sherina Hume (2012) “Feminism in the Academy: A

Current Look at Campus Climate Research” poster at the National Women’s Studies Association Conference, Oakland, CA

Hume, Wendelin M. and Moussa Nombre (2012) “Voicing Concerns about Campus Climate.”

Expanding Criminal Justice Education at the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Conference, New York, New York.

Hume, Wendelin M. and Moussa Nombre (2012) “Voicing Concerns about Campus Climate.”

Evaluation the Extent and Efficacy of Qualitative Methods for Understanding Crime and Justice at the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Conference, New York, New York.

Hume, Wendelin M. (2010) “Domestic Violence in Native American Communities -

Suggestions for a Better Future.” Agency, Empowerment and Violence Prevention at the National Women Studies Association Annual Conference, Denver, CO

Hume, Wendelin M. (2008) “Professional Development and the Recognition of Service in the

Promotion Process” roundtable at the National Women Studies Association Program Administrator Pre-Conference in Cincinnati, OH (international org.)

Hume, Wendelin M. (2007) “The Mentoring Project in NWSA” presented at the National

Women Studies Association Program Administrator Pre-Conference Training in St. Charles, IL (international org.)

Hume, Wendelin M. (2006) “The Mentoring Project” presented at the National Women

Studies Association Program Administrator Pre-Conference Training in Oakland, CA. (international org.)

Hume, Wendelin M. (2005) "Mentoring New Program Directors: Leaders & Managers"

presented at the National Women Studies Association Annual Program Administrator Pre-Conference Training Conference in New Orleans, LA. (international org.)

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NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL PRESENTATIONS (cont.) Hume, Wendelin M. (2005) "Struggling for Racial Justice at the Home of the 'Fighting Sioux'"

presented as part of the Women of Color Caucus sponsored Panel at the National Women Studies Association Annual Conference in New Orleans, LA. (international org.)

Hume, Wendelin M. (2005) “The Importance of Mentoring” presented at the National Women

Studies Association Program Administrator Pre-Conference Training in Orlando, FL. (international org.)

Hume, Wendelin M. (2004) “Some Experiences of a Hemiplegic Native Woman: Off the Rez

and in the Classroom” presented at the National Women Studies Association Annual Conference in Milwaukee, WI. (international org.)

Hume, Wendelin M. (2003) “Raising Awareness of Women Studies Courses on Campus and

in the Community” presented at the National Women Studies Association Program Administrator Pre-Conference Training in New Orleans, LA. (international org.)

Hume, Wendelin M. and Laura Smette (2002) “Sexist Terrorism on the Plains: ”Re-Inventing”

Justice Through the Examination of Judicial Issuance of Protection Orders” American Society of Criminologists National Conference, Chicago, IL.

Hume, Wendelin M. (2002) “When One’s Cultural and Personal Norms Value Collaboration:

The View from the Women Studies Program at the University of North Dakota” National Women Studies Association National Conference, Las Vegas, NV. (international org.)

Hume, Wendelin M. (2001) “It Happens Even Here: Successful Approaches in Teaching

Victimology in a Low Crime Rate Area” National Women Studies Association National Conference, Minneapolis, MN. (international org.)

Hume, Wendelin M. (1993) “A Broad Examination of the Costs of Crime” Academy of

Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting, Kansas City MO. Hume, Wendelin M. (1991) “Drug Testing: The Continuing Crisis” Drug Policy Foundation

International Conference on Drug Policy Reform, Washington D.C. (international org.) Hume, Wendelin M. (1991) “Issues in the Reliability of Drug Testing” Academy of Criminal

Justice Sciences National Conference, Nashville TN. Hume, Wendelin M. and Francis Reddington (1990) “An Examination of Public Opinion,

Reported Victimization and Rates of Crime During Economic ‘Hard Times’ in Texas” Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences National Conference, Denver CO.

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REGIONAL PRESENTATIONS AND INTERVIEWS Hume, Wendelin (2017) “Transitions in Cultures and the Impact on Native American Female

Offending” presented at the Red River Women’s Studies Conference at North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND (Chaired)

Hume, Wendelin and Sherina Hume (2015) “A Statewide Examination of Violence – Looking

for Questions and Ideas – Leading to Answers and Healing” presented at the Red River Women’s Studies Conference, Moorhead, MN

Hume, Wendelin and Ziwei Qi (2014) “To Envision and Pursue True Justice Through

Feminist Pedagogy” presented at the Red River Women’s Studies Conference, Fargo, ND

Hume, Wendelin and Sherina Hume (2014) “Peacemaking, Sexual Violence, and True

Justice- Honoring the Healing Path – How to Become a Peacemaker” presented at the Red River Women’s Studies Conference, Fargo, ND

Hume, Wendelin M. and Sherina Hume (2013) “ The R/Evolution of the Red River Valley

Women Studies Conference – the UND Perspective” presented at the Red River Women’s Studies Conference, Grand Forks, ND

Hume, Wendelin M., and Sherina Hume (2012) “Theorizing Gendered Usage of Technology:

The Use of Technology to Stalk and Harass- Ideas for Awareness and Prevention” presented at the Red River Women’s Studies Conference, Moorhead, MN

Hume, Wendelin M., and Sherina Hume (2012) “Cycles of Violence: Integrating Research

Beyond the Duluth Model” presented at the Midwestern Criminal Justice Association Annual Conference, Chicago, IL

Hume. Wendelin (2012) “Viral Security” Interview for Studio One televised program at UND

Grand Forks, ND Hume. Wendelin (2012) “Viral Security” You Tube video created by Studio One at UND

Grand Forks, ND Hume, Wendelin M. (2011) “ Wondering Why: Lady Gaga – Examining Women of the World

and Blurring the Differences Between Victimized and Victimizer at the Red River Women’s Studies Conference, Fargo, ND

Hume, Wendelin M., Sarah Edel, and Moussa Nombre (2011) “Studying and Improving the

“Chilly Climate” in a Higher Education Institution: A Decade of Some Progress” Locality Based Crime and School Climate at the Midwestern Criminal Justice Association Annual Conference, Chicago, IL

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REGIONAL PRESENTATIONS AND INTERVIEWS (cont.) Hume, Wendelin M. (2010) “Community Circles: Unveiling the Gap between the Realities of

Domestic Violence and the Paternalistic Assumptions of the Adversarial Process” with Keith McCormick, at the Red River Women’s Studies Conference, Grand Forks, ND

Hume, Wendelin M. (2010) Chaired Panel 1.5“The Realities of Gender and Violence”, at the

at the Red River Women’s Studies Conference, Grand Forks, ND Hume, Wendelin M. (2010) “ Justice for the Next Ten Years: The Possibilities of the

Restorative Justice Approach Compared to the Current Paternalistic Adversarial Process in Addressing Domestic Violence” at the Midwestern Criminal Justice Association Annual Conference, Chicago, IL

Hume, Wendelin M. (2009) “Native American Issues – Domestic Violence and Suicide;

Suggestions for a Better Future” at the at the Red River Women’s Studies Conference, Moorhead, MN.

Hume, Wendelin M. (2009) “Fostering and Assessing Creative Thinking Within CJ 201

Introduction to Criminal Justice, the ‘Mass class’” at the Midwestern Criminal Justice Association Annual Conference, Chicago, IL.

Hume, Wendelin M. (2008) “Women’s Voices from the Red River Valley the On-line Living

Herstory Museum Project” at the at the Red River Women’s Studies Conference, Fargo, ND.

Hume, Wendelin M. (2008) Lead Honoring Cermony on behalf of President’s Advisory

Council on Women (PAC-W) and others for Mikki Kozel at the Time-Out Wacipi in Grand Forks, ND.

Hume, Wendelin M. (2007) moderator for “Women Studies Town Meeting” at the at the Red

River Women’s Studies Conference, Grand Forks, ND. Hume, Wendelin M. and Sherina Hume (2007) “Native American Issues: Domestic Violence

and Suicide” presented at the Red River Women’s Studies Conference, Grand Forks, ND.

Hume, Wendelin M. (2007) “It Happens Even Here: Successful Approaches in Teaching

Victimology in a Low Crime Rate Area” presented at the Red River Women’s Studies Conference, Grand Forks, ND.

Hume, Wendelin M. (2007) moderator for “Developing Lasting Legal Solutions Across

Jurisdictions” at the North Dakota Law Review symposium Methamphetamine: Casting a Shadow Across Disciplines and Jurisdictions.

Hume, Wendelin M. (2007) “Girl Scouts Own” Keynote Speaker Girl Scouts Pine to Prairie

Awards Ceremony, Grand Forks ND.

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REGIONAL PRESENTATIONS AND INTERVIEWS (cont.) Hume, Wendelin M. (2006) “Go For It” Keynote Speaker Girl Scouts Pine to Prairie Awards

Ceremony, Fargo ND. Hume, Wendelin M. (2006) “The Importance of Mentoring for Individuals in Women Studies ”

presented at the Red River Women’s Studies Conference, Moorhead, MN. Hume, Wendelin M. (2006) “Examining Campus Climate on Your Campus – Findings and

Examples from the University of North Dakota” training session presented at the Red River Women’s Studies Conference, Moorhead, MN.

Hume, Wendelin (2005) “Exploring the Foundations of Educational Programs in Criminology

and Criminal Justice” Midwestern Criminal Justice Association Regional Conference, Chicago, IL.

Chen, Jean and Wendelin Hume (2005) “A Preliminary Review of Using Survey Data to

Measure Campus Climate for Female Employees” Red River Valley Women’s Studies Conference, Grand Forks, ND.

Hume, Wendelin M. (2005) “Welcome” Opening Welcome Address for the Red River Valley

Women’s Studies Conference, Grand Forks, ND. Hume, Wendelin M. and Jean Chen (2004) "Beyond Information to Intervention: The Impact

of Findings of a Campus Climate Survey for Women Faculty and Staff" Red River Valley Women’s Studies Conference, Fargo, ND.

Hume, Wendelin M. (2004) “Curriculum Infusion- Bringing Victim Prevention and Awareness

Into the Classroom” Red River Valley Women’s Studies Conference, Fargo ND. Hume, Wendelin M. (2004)”Transforming Lives: Criminal Justice Courses and the General

Education Curriculum - Reflections from the Bush General Education Longitudinal Study at the University of North Dakota” Midwestern Criminal Justice Association Regional Conference, Chicago, IL.

Hume Wendelin M. (2004) “Working with Student Interns” training presented to the Pine to

Prairie Council of Girls Scouts of America. Hume Wendelin M. (2004) “If I can Do It, You Can Do It” Minority Women’s Conference, Spirit

Lake, ND. Hume, Wendelin M. (2003) “ An Examination of Campus Climate – Do You Know What

Women on Your Campus Have to Say?” Red River Valley Women’s Studies Conference, Moorhead, MN.

Hume, Wendelin M. (2003) “The Past Present and Future of Women Studies at the University

of North Dakota” Red River Valley Women’s Studies Conference, Moorhead, MN.

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REGIONAL PRESENTATIONS AND INTERVIEWS (cont.) Hume, Wendelin M. (2003) “ Working with the Community – Bringing Victim Prevention and

Awareness Into the Classroom” Midwestern Criminal Justice Association Regional Conference, Chicago, IL.

“Where are All the Women in Local Government?” (2003) Bismarck Tribune. 6/15/2003,

interviewed by Angie Buckley. “Gender Equity Comes Slowly Despite Great Efforts” (2003) Grand Forks Herald. 3/15/2003,

interviewed by Doreen Yellowbird (also listed at Indianz.com). Hume, Wendelin M. (2002) “ Opening Address – Voices of the Valley” Red River Valley

Women’s Studies Conference, Grand Forks, ND. Hume, Wendelin (2002) ““Smart” Classrooms and New Technology for Teaching: A

Humanistic Learning Environment?” A Conference on Integrating Technology into Teaching and Learning, UND, Grand Forks, ND

Hume, Wendelin M. and Trae Downing (2002) “Betwixt and Between: Trying to Respond to

the Differing Voices of Minority Students and the Administration” National Association of Academic Advisors, Mahnomen, MN.

Hume, Wendelin M. (2001) “Conducting Research on Violence Towards Women in a Rural

Environment” Red River Women Studies Annual Conference, Moorhead MN. Hume, Wendelin M. and James Hume (2001) “Innovative Teaching Strategies: Sharing and

Suggestions” Midwestern Criminal Justice Association Annual Conference, Chicago, IL.

Hume, Wendelin M. and Michael Seredycz (1998) "Recommendations for Improving Court

Services to Victims: An Examination of the Protection Order Process in the State of North Dakota" Midwestern Criminal Justice Association Annual Conference, Milwaukee WI.

Hume, Wendelin M. (1997) "In the Court’s Opinion: A Critical Examination of the Protection

Order Process in the State of North Dakota" Midwestern Criminal Justice Association Annual Conference, Cincinnati OH.

Hume, Wendelin M. (1996) “Anecdotes and Recommendations: Wrapping Up the Work of the

North Dakota Supreme Court Gender Fairness Commission” Midwestern Criminal Justice Association Annual Conference, Indianapolis IN.

Hume, Wendelin M. (1996) “Working With the Gender Fairness Commission” Women on

Campus panel at the State of the Faculty Conference, Grand Forks ND.

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REGIONAL PRESENTATIONS AND INTERVIEWS (cont.) Hume, Wendelin M. (1995) “Further Analysis of Survey Results” North Dakota Supreme

Court Commission on Gender Fairness in the Courts, Bismarck ND. Hume, Wendelin M. (1995) “The Paradox of Court Related Gender Equity Research in a

Rural State” Midwestern Criminal Justice Association Annual Conference, Chicago IL. Hume, Wendelin M. (1995) “Sharing Results of the Gender Fairness Survey” North Dakota

Judicial Training Conference, Bismarck ND. Hume, Wendelin M. (1994) “The Search for Gender Equity” Midwestern Criminal Justice

Association Annual Conference, Chicago IL. Hume, Wendelin M. (1993) “An Examination of the Extent and Scope of Computer Usage in

Criminal Justice Education” Midwestern Criminal Justice Association Annual Conference, Chicago IL.

Hume, Wendelin M. (1992) “The Use of Computers in Criminal Justice Educational

Institutions” Midwestern Criminal Justice Association Annual Conference, Chicago IL. Hume, Wendelin M. (1989) “Computer Applications in Criminal Justice” Southwest Area

Criminal Justice Educators Association Regional Conference, Corpus Christi TX. LOCAL PRESENTATIONS AND INTERVIEWS Hume, Wendelin (2017) “Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women in Ojibwe Country”

presented at the American Indian Student Services at UND, Grand Forks, ND. Hume, Wendelin (2017) “Native American Poverty” presented at the Unitarian Universalist

Fellowship, Grand Forks, ND. Hume, Wendelin (2017) “Complex Trauma” presented at the Grand Forks Air Force Base,

Grand Forks, ND. Hume, Wendelin (2017) “Taiwan” presented at World Thinking Day Event hosted by UND

and Girl Scouts. Hume, Wendelin (2016) “The Dakota Access Pipeline and Criminal Justice Issues with Native

Americans” presented at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, Grand Forks, ND. Hume, Wendelin and Sherina Hume (2016) North Dakota Justice Opinion Survey Looking for Questions and Ideas” presented at the Graduate Forum, Grand Forks, ND. Hume, Wendelin and Sherina Hume (2016) “Scotland” presented at World Thinking Day

Event hosted by UND and Girl Scouts.

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LOCAL PRESENTATIONS AND INTERVIEWS (cont.) “Wendelin Hume narrative” (2016) interview by Brenda Haugen published in Founders Day

edition 2016 at UND “Grant program to advance UND Research” (2015) interview by Emily Aasand, published in

Alumni Review Winter edition 2015 at UND Hume, Wendelin, and Sherina Hume (2015) “Pursuing Creative Thinking While We Pursue

Justice: Using Word Games to Increase Skills and Knowledge” presented at the Graduate Forum, Grand Forks, ND.

Hume, Wendelin and Sherina Hume (2015) “China” presented at World Thinking Day Event

hosted by UND and Girl Scouts. Hume, Wendelin, and Ziwei, Qi (2014) “An international Comparison of Criminal Victimization

Rates” presented at the Graduate Forum, Grand Forks, ND. Hume, Wendelin and Sherina Hume (2014) “Saint Vincent and the Grenadines” presented at

World Thinking Day Event hosted by UND and Girl Scouts. Hume, Wendelin (2014) “About Criminal Justice Program at UND” Using the Oral Tradition: A

Bit of Storytelling by AISS at UND Grand Forks, ND Hume, Wendelin (2013) “About Criminal Justice Program at UND”American Indian Heritage

Month by AISS at UND Grand Forks, ND Hume, Wendelin (2013) “ The R/Evolution of the Red River Valley Women’s Studies

Conference” at the Red River Women’s Studies Conference, Grand Forks, ND. Hume, Wendelin (2013) “A Victimology Perspective” as part of “Dimensions of Traumatic

Memory” –panel as part of the Voice to Vision – The Survivor’s Stories in Art series presented by the Center for Human Rights and Genocide Studies Grand Forks, ND

Hume, Wendelin M. (2013) “Bullying” presented at the National Crime Victims Week

Information Session hosted by the Native Americans into Criminal Justice Association Grand Forks, ND

Hume, Wendelin M. (2013) “DWI” presented at the National Crime Victims Week Information

Session hosted by the Native Americans into Criminal Justice Association Grand Forks, ND

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LOCAL PRESENTATIONS AND INTERVIEWS (cont.) Hume, Wendelin, Ziwei, Qi and Sherina Hume (2013) “Campus Climate – A Conversation

about Chinese and American Cultural Perspectives: Guanxi (Interpersonal) versus Zhengce (Policy)” presented at the Graduate Forum, Grand Forks, ND.

Hume, Wendelin and Sherina Hume (2013) “Malawi” presented at World Thinking Day Event

hosted by UND and Girl Scouts. Hume, Wendelin (2013) presented for Spelchen, Melissa “Criminogenic Risks of Sexting and

Tweeting and Facebooking: An Examination of College Student Practices” presented at the Graduate Forum, Grand Forks, ND.

Hume, Wendelin M. (2012) “Cybercrime, Bullying and You” presented at the National Crime

Victims Week Information Session hosted by the President’s Advisory Council on Women’s Issues Grand Forks, ND

Hume, Wendelin, Ziwei Qi and Sherina Hume (2012) “China” presented at World Thinking

Day Event hosted by UND and Girl Scouts. Hume. Wendelin M. , Ziwei Qi and Moussa Nombre (2012) “Studying and Improving the

“Chilly Climate” in a Higher Education Institution” poster at the Graduate Forum, Grand Forks, ND.

Hume. Wendelin M. , Ziwei Qi and Moussa Nombre (2012) “Studying and Improving the

“Chilly Climate” in a Higher Education Institution” presented at the Graduate Forum, Grand Forks, ND.

Hume, Wendelin “Voicing Concerns About Campus Climate” President’s Advisory Council on

Women Spring Women’s Luncheon, Grand Forks, ND (2012). Hume, Wendelin “Honoring Feminist Scholarship at UND” presented at the Women Studies

Essay Contest Award Ceremony (2012). Hume, Wendelin “Honoring Feminist Scholarship at UND” presented at the Women Studies

Essay Contest Award Ceremony (2011). Hume, Wendelin “An Overview of the Campus Climate Survey and Workplace Issues”

President’s Advisory Council on Women Spring Women’s Luncheon, Grand Forks, ND (2011).

Hume, Wendelin “How do they know where I am?? Lean how to protect yourself...”

President’s Advisory Council on Women Spring Loading Dock Event, Grand Forks, ND (2011).

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LOCAL PRESENTATIONS AND INTERVIEWS (cont.) Hume, Wendelin “What you need to Know: Cyberstalking, Bullying and You” President’s

Advisory Council on Women Spring Loading Dock Event, Grand Forks, ND (2011). Hume, Wendelin (2011) “Yemen” presented at World Thinking Day Event hosted by UND and

Girl Scouts. Hume, Wendelin (2010) “Honoring Feminist Scholarship at UND” presented at the Women

Studies Essay Contest Award Ceremony. Hume, Wendelin (2010).“An Overview of the Campus Climate Survey and Opportunities

Through Mentoring and Femtoring” President’s Advisory Council on Women Spring Women’s Luncheon, Grand Forks, ND.

Hume, Wendelin (2010) “The Empowerment and Transformation Potential of Restorative

Justice (RJ)” Graduate Forum , Grand Forks, ND. Hume, Wendelin and Keith McCormick (2010). “The Empowerment and Transformation

Potential of Restorative Justice” poster session at the Graduate Forum, Grand Forks, ND.

Hume, Wendelin (2009) “Honoring Feminist Scholarship by students at UND” presented at

the Women Studies Essay Contest Award Ceremony. Hume, Wendelin (2009) “Opportunities Through Mentoring and Femtoring” President’s

Advisory Council on Women Spring Women’s Luncheon, Grand Forks, ND. Hume, Wendelin and Alex Graham (2009) “Campus Climate Survey Results” President’s

Advisory Council on Women Spring Women’s Luncheon, Grand Forks, ND. Hume, Wendelin (2009) “Creative Thinking within the 'Mass Class' Fostering and Assessing

Creative thinking within CJ 201 Introduction to Criminal Justice” Graduate Forum , Grand Forks, ND.

Hume, Wendelin (2009) “A Preliminary Overview of Using Survey Data to Measure Campus

Climate” Graduate Forum , Grand Forks, ND. Interviewed by WDAZ news (2009) on “Unemployment and Crime”. Interviewed by WDAZ news (2009) on ““Violent Crimes in the Grand Forks Area”. Hume, Wendelin (2008) “Creative Thinking Across the Curriculum – Definitions and

Assessment” On Teaching Seminar, Grand Forks, ND.

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LOCAL PRESENTATIONS AND INTERVIEWS (cont.) Hume, Wendelin (2008) “A Glimpse Through the Glass Ceiling: Challenges for Women in the

Workforce” moderator for President’s Advisory Council on Women Spring Workshop Event, Grand Forks, ND.

Hume, Wendelin (2008) “Honoring Feminist Scholarship” presented at the Women Studies

Essay Contest Awards. Grand Forks, ND. Hume, Wendelin (2007) “Mentoring and Camaraderie” moderator for President’s Advisory

Council on Women Spring Workshop Event, Grand Forks, ND. Hume, Wendelin (2007) “Celebrating the Women Studies Essay Contest Honorees and our

10th Anniversary as a Major Major” Grand Forks, ND. Chen, Jean, Hume, Wendelin and Sherina Hume (2006) “Challenges and Improvements on

Campus Climate: Using Quantitative and Qualitative Data to Measure Perceptions and Satisfaction of Female Faculty, Staff and Graduate Assistants” Graduate Forum Grand Forks, ND.

Hume, Wendelin (2006) “ A Celebration of Feminist Scholrship on International Women’s

Day” UND International Center Grand Forks, ND. Hume, Wendelin (2005) "Dealing with Conflict as a TA" presented during Graduate Teaching

Assistant Orientation, Grand Forks. Hume, Wendelin (2005) "General Education Longitudinal Study Presentation of Findings and

Recommendations", Grand Forks. Hume, Wendelin (2005) "Dealing with Harrassment" President's Advisory Council Spring

Luncheon, Grand Forks. Hume, Wendelin (2005) “Working with Student Interns AKA: I am an Educator/Role Model!"

Training session presentation, Grand Forks. Presented at the UND International Center as part of International Women’s Day celebration

(2005).

Hume, Wendelin (2004) “Women and Chilly Climate Issues at the University of North Dakota” Scholarly Forum poster presentation, Grand Forks.

Interviewed by Channel 8 News WDAZ an ABC affiliate (6 pm & 10 pm showings), (2004) for

information and suggestions regarding Victim Prevention, Grand Forks. “Does UND have Issues with Campus Climate?” (2003) Dakota Student. Nov. 7 pg 1,

interviewed by Shawna Widdel.

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LOCAL PRESENTATIONS AND INTERVIEWS (cont.) Participated in “What Students Are Saying About General Education: Reports from Three

Longitudinal Studies” (2003) Box Lunch discussion, Grand Forks.

Interviewed by Dakota Student (2003) for Campus Climate Research and Women issues.

Hume, Wendelin (2003) “Victim Issues in the North Dakota Court System” Women’s Center presentation, Grand Forks.

Presenter for Law Women’s Caucus discussion series “Prostitution: Feminist Movement or

Legalized Sexual Violence” (2003). Presenter for President’s Advisory Council, Campus Climate Conference (2003). Presenter in “Hate for LGBT population” symposium (2003) (acknowledged in Variety). Presented at the UND International Center as part of International Women’s Day celebration

(2003). Interviewed by Grand Forks Herald (2003) for Campus Climate and Women in Leadership

Issues. Hume, Wendelin M. (2002) “Infusing the Curriculum with Women Studies” OID presentation,

Grand Forks. Hume, Wendelin M. (2000-2002) wrote at least a monthly update for the East Grand Forks

Girl Scouts that was published in the county newspaper The Exponent. Interviewed by UND Channel 3 News (2002) for involvement with Women Studies in organizing

the Girl Scout 90th Anniversary Event which attracted over 200 young women and their leaders to campus for a day.

Hume, Wendelin M. (2002) “The General Education Longitudinal Study: What We’re Learning So Far”, Grand Forks.

Hume, Wendelin M. (2001) “Gender Issues”, roundtable discussion for Multicultural Student

Services, Grand Forks. Hume, Wendelin M. (2000) “Writing with a Group: Lessons for Teaching” Office of

Instructional Development presentation, Grand Forks. Hume, Wendelin M. (2000) “What I Know Now That I Wish I Had Known Then” panel

presentation of recently tenured faculty on behalf of the Alice Clark Mentoring group, Grand Forks.

Hume, Wendelin M. (2000) “Victimization and Minority Crime Issues” presented at the Time

Out - Brown Bag Lunch Event, Grand Forks.

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LOCAL PRESENTATIONS AND INTERVIEWS (cont.) Hume, Wendelin M. (1999) “Respecting Diversity” presented at a Black Student Association

discussion forum, chaired by Frank Jackson, Grand Forks. Hume, Wendelin M. (1999) “The F-Word: Discussing Feminism” Feast & Focus Program at

the UND Women’s Center, Grand Forks. “Campus Personalities – Who’s Who Among American Teachers” (1998) Dakota Student.

Vol116 No9 p12, interviewed by Carin Pettersson. Hume, Wendelin M. (1998) “Exploring Options for a Brighter Future: Criminal Justice

Opportunities” presented at the UND Career Walk-In Center, Grand Forks. Hume, Wendelin M. (1998) “Hate Crimes” on air interview/discussion with Kim Douglas of

KFGO radio in Fargo. “Violence in Women’s Lives: A Night of Readings” (1998) performed a reading, coordinated

by Kathy Coudle King, in conjunction with Domestic Violence Unity Month and the Clothesline project, Grand Forks.

Hume, Wendelin M. (1997) “Addressing the ‘Fighting Sioux’ Nickname” presented at a

B.R.I.D.G.E.S educational panel, Grand Forks. Hume, Wendelin M. (1997) “The Research Design Behind the Survey Results” for the

Women’s Law Caucus, UND School of Law, Grand Forks. Hume, Wendelin M. (1996) “The Truth is Out There” Sociology Brown Bag Presentation

Series, Grand Forks. “Women in Policing” (1994) telephone interview by Paulette Tobin, Grand Forks Herald,

Grand Forks. Hume, Wendelin M. (1993) “Criminal Justice Careers” Career Days presentation for Turtle

Mountain Community School, Belcourt ND. Hume, Wendelin M. (1993) “Research That Makes a Difference” Sociology Brown Bag

Presentation Series, Grand Forks. Hume, Wendelin M. (1993) “Victim Precipitation – Providing Insights into Date Rape?” Feast

and Focus Program at the UND Women’s Center, Grand Forks. Hume, Wendelin M. (1993) “Victimization Issues” University Crisis Response Team, Grand

Forks. “North Dakota and the Death Penalty” (1993) interview by Bob Fredrich, Channel 8 News

WDAZ an ABC affiliate (6 pm & 10 pm showings), Grand Forks.

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LOCAL PRESENTATIONS AND INTERVIEWS (cont.) “Capital Punishment” (1992) classroom interview by Jon Stepanek, Channel 8 News WDAZ

an ABC affiliate (6 pm & 10 pm showings), Grand Forks. “Courtroom Security” (1992) telephone interview by Bob Fredrich, Channel 8 News WDAZ an

ABC affiliate (6 pm & 10 pm showings), Grand Forks. Hume, Wendelin M. (1992) “Careers in Criminal Justice” Focus on Careers Series sponsored

by the University of North Dakota Counseling Center – Seminar, Grand Forks. Hume, Wendelin M. (1992) “The Criminal Justice Studies Program at UND” presented at the

University of North Dakota Football Recruitment Luncheon – Academic Meeting, Grand Forks.

Hume, Wendelin M. (1991) “My Recruitment Experiences: A Skirt in Shark Infested Waters”

presented to the University of North Dakota Recruitment Training Committee – Focus Group, Grand Forks.

Hume, Wendelin M. (1991) “Putting Our Best Foot Forward: Effective Recruitment for the

1990’s” panelist for the University Recruitment Training Committee, Grand Forks.

OTHER ACTIVITIES AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS Moderator for panel “ NDSU Red River Valley Women Studies Conference” at the Red River

Women’s Studies Conference, Fargo, ND 2014. Moderator for panel “ The R/Evolution of the Red River Valley Women Studies Conference”

at the Red River Women’s Studies Conference, Grand Forks, ND 2013. Moderator for panel regarding “Criminal Justice” at the Graduate Forum, Grand Forks, ND

2013. Moderator for panel “Considerations of Sexual and Reproductive Health” at the the annual

conference of the National Women Studies Association, Oakland, CA 2012. Moderator for panel regarding “Workplace Disputes” President’s Advisory Council on Women

Spring Workshop Event, Grand Forks, ND 2006. Discussant for “Country Talk: Rural Research and Pedagogies”, at the annual conference of

the National Women Studies Association, Minneapolis, MN 2001. Moderator for “Violence and Exploitation: Across Race and Beyond Borders”. at the annual

conference of the National Women Studies Association, Minneapolis, MN 2001. Panel chair for “Issues of Race and Gender” at the annual conference of the Midwestern

Criminal Justice Association, Cincinnati OH 1997.

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OTHER ACTIVITIES AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS (conts.) Discussant for “Social Justice and Peacemaking: Research on Moral and Ethical Decision-

Making Among Criminal Justice Professionals” at the annual conference of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Kansas City MO 1993.

Discussant for “Issues in Drug and Alcohol Use” at the annual conference of the Midwestern

Criminal Justice Association, Chicago IL 1992. RESEARCH AND TRAVEL GRANTS Hsieh, Yi-Ping & Wendelin Hume (2018) “SSC: Fostering Smart and Connected

Communities to Address Unique Health, Technological, and Social Problems Among Immigrant, Refugee, Tribal and other Diverse Populations Across North Dakota” submitted to National Science Foundation (under review)

Hume, Wendelin & Hsieh, Yi-Ping, (2017) “Helping Rural Communities Solve Their Unique

Health and Social Problems: ND Justice Opinion and Social Service Survey” submitted to University of North Dakota Rural Communities Health and Social Problems (Not-Funded)

Hume, Wendelin & Hsieh, Yi-Ping, (2017) “Improving the Human Variable in Relation to

Energy Cybersecurity” submitted to University of North Dakota Energy & Environmental Sustainability (Funded- $2,500) (1/1/18-1/1/19)

Hume, Wendelin & Hsieh, Yi-Ping, (2017) “Applied Research to Address the State’s Critical

Needs Initiative: ND Crime and Justice Survey” submitted to University of North Dakota Arts and Science (Funded- $20,804.96) (1/1/18-1/1/19)

Hsieh, Yi-Ping & Wendelin Hume (2017) “Cybercrime and Behavioral Cybersecurity among

Diverse Populations” submitted to National Science Foundation (under review) Hume, Wendelin & Hsieh, Yi-Ping, (2017) “W.E.B. Du Bois Program of Research on Race

and Crime: Indigenous & Immigrant Experiences with Homicide & Other Violent Victimization” submitted to National Institutes of Justice (was competitively advanced and included under consideration until the last stage, then -not funded).

Hume, Wendelin, Hsieh, Yi-Ping, & Matz, Adam (2017) “Research and Evaluation on

Homicide Against American Indian and Alaska Native Women and Children” submitted to National Institutes of Justice (was competitively advanced and included under consideration until the last stage, then -not funded).

Hsieh, Yi-Ping & Wendelin Hume (2017) “Cybercrime Poll and a Prevention Curriculum”

submitted to National Science Foundation (was competitively advanced and included under consideration until the last stage, then -not funded).

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RESEARCH AND TRAVEL GRANTS(cont.) Hume, Wendelin (2015-current) “ The Annual North Dakota Crime Victimization Survey”

submitted to UND Alumni Association and Foundation Grant Program – awarded Sept. 2015-current (one of first recipients for a competitive pilot project) (Funded- $5,000)

Hume, Wendelin (2016) “Crime and Race” submitted to US Department of Justice (was

competitively advanced and included under consideration until the last stage, then -not funded).

Hume, Wendelin & Hsieh, Yi-Ping, (2016) “North Dakota Justice Opinion Survey” submitted

to National Institutes of Justice (was competitively advanced and included under consideration until the last stage, then -not funded).

Hsieh, Yi-Ping, Wendelin Hume & Bret Weber (2016) “W.E.B. Du Bois Fellows of Research

on Race and Crime” submitted to National Institute of Justice (was competitively advanced and included under consideration until the last stage, then -not funded).

Hume, Wendelin (2016) “North Dakota Justice Opinion Survey” submitted to Otto Bremer

Foundation (was competitively advanced, then -not funded). Hume, Wendelin and Yi-Ping Hsieh (2015) “Human Experiences in the Modern World of the

Internet and Influences of the Internet on Humans” submitted to National Endowment for the Humanities (was competitively advanced and included under consideration until the last stage, then -not funded).

Hume, Wendelin (2015) “Analysis and Visualization of 30 Years of NCVS Data to Address

Changes in Reporting, Use of Weapons, and Attributes of Nonfatal Victimization Incidents” submitted to US Department of Justice (was competitively advanced and included under consideration until the last stage, then -not funded).

Hume, Wendelin M. and Sherina Hume (2014) “National Park Service Risk Management

Training Program” submitted to National Park Service (was competitively advanced and included under consideration until the last stage, then -not funded).

Hume, Wendelin M. and Ziwei Qi (2012) “Analyzing Victimization Rates While Addressing

Missing Data and Changing Demographics: Model Testing to Standardize Victimization Rates Over Time to Account for the Changes in Demographics and Develop Methods to Address Missing Data About Income Within the NCVS” submitted to National Institute of Justice (was competitively advanced and included under consideration until the last stage, then -not funded).

President’s Advisory Committee on Women –Travel Grant (funded) 2002-2004, 2006-2009,

2011-2012 Hume, Wendelin M. (2007) “Assess the Feasibility of Establishing a Criminal Justice Research

Center at the University of North Dakota” grant proposal submitted to Division of Research (not funded)

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RESEARCH AND TRAVEL GRANTS(cont.) Research team member for Bush Longitudinal General Education Study at UND 1999-2006. Hume, Wendelin M. (2005) “Women’s Voices from the Red River Valley: On-Line Living History

Museum” submitted to Division of Research awarded an Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Award.

Hume, Wendelin (2005) "PAC-W 2005 Employee Campus Climate Survey" submitted for

EPSCOR support (funded).

Hume, Wendelin M. (2005) “Preparing for Heightened Research Efforts Through the Availability of Relevant Software and Manual Documentation" submitted to the UND Seed Grant Committee (not funded).

Hume, Wendelin M. (2005) "Preparing for Your Career in Criminal Justice and Securing a

Successful Career Placement” submitted to the UND Seed Grant Committee(not funded).

Hume, Wendelin M. and Kathleen Brokke (2004) “Defining the Advocacy Needs for ND Early

Adolescent Females” awarded by the Center for Community Engagement. Hume, Wendelin M. (2004) “On-Line Women’s History Museum” submitted to the Center for

Community Engagement (not funded). Hume, Wendelin M. (2004) “On-Line Women’s History Museum” submitted to the Student

Technology Fee Committee (not funded). Hume, Wendelin M. (2004) “A Trial Set Up and Evaluation of A Unique Community-Based

Crime Prevention Effort” submitted to the UND Seed Grant Committee(not funded). Hume, Wendelin M. (2004) “A Trial Set Up and Evaluation of A Unique Community-Based

Crime Prevention Effort” submitted to National Institute of Justice Solicitation for Crime and Justice Research (not funded).

Hume, Wendelin M. (2004) “Women’s Voices from the Red River Valley -

On-line Living History Museum Project Proposal” submitted to the UND Seed Grant Committee(not funded).

Hume, Wendelin (2004) “A Multilevel Evaluation of a Unique Community-Based Crime

Prevention Effort” submitted in response to National Institute of Justice Solicitation for Crime and Justice Research (not funded).

Hume, Wendelin M. and B.J. Jones (2001) “Proposal of the Northern Plains Tribal Judicial

Institute for Funding to Conduct Assessment of Indian Country Law Enforcement in Public Law 280 States” submitted to the National Institute of Justice (not funded).

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RESEARCH AND TRAVEL GRANTS(cont.) Hume, Wendelin (2000) “Native Americans into Criminal Justice Initiative” submitted in

response to U.S. Department of Education (not funded). Hume, Wendelin M. and Michael Meyer (1998) “Secondary Data Analysis on Issues Related

to Domestic Violence Against Rural Women” submitted to U.S. Department of Justice, National Institute of Justice (not funded).

Hume, Wendelin M. and Michael Meyer (1998) “A Concept Paper to Conduct Secondary

Data Analysis on Issues Related to Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Against Rural Women and Transform the Findings into Focused Training Across the State of North Dakota” submitted to U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Assistance (not funded).

Principal Investigator for Gender Equity Survey contracted through the Social Science

Research Institute at UND for $13,005 1996 Faculty Research Committee – Travel Grant 1992,1993 TEACHING AND PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT GRANTS Hume, Wendelin (2010) Online Summer Instructional Development Professorship Grant

submitted to Office of Instructional Development (funded) Hume, Wendelin M. (2009) Curriculum Assessment Grants – 2submitted to the Vice

President of Academic Affairs Office/Provost (both funded) Hume Wendelin M. (2008) “Introduction to Criminal Justice” Essential Studies Model Project

Grant proposal submitted to Faculty Instructional Development Committee (funded). Hume, Wendelin M. (2008) “How to Manage Interactive and Feedback Strategies in ‘Mass’

Classes” Models of Innovation and Best Practices in Teaching and Learning at UND grant proposal submitted to Faculty Instructional Development Committee (funded).

Hume, Wendelin M. (2007) “Closing the Assessment Loop: Department of Criminal Justice”

grant proposal submitted to Office of the Provost (funded) Tiemann, K., Hume, W. & Heitkamp, T. (2007) “Computer Lab Gillette Hall” grant proposal

submitted to Student Technology Fee (funded) Awarded an Intern (2005) through the Presidential Leadership Development Program. Awarded a 2003 Summer Instructional Development Professorship.

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TEACHING AND PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT GRANTS (cont.) Hume, Wendelin (2002) “Betwixt and Between” Office of Instructional Development – Travel

Grant (funded). Hume, Wendelin M. (2000) “Native Americans into Criminal Justice Initiative” submitted to the

U.S. Department of Education – Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education (not funded).

Hume, Wendelin M. (1999) “A Native Americans into Criminal Justice Studies

Initiative” submitted to the Bush Foundation (not funded). Hume, Wendelin M. (1998) “A Native Americans into Criminal Justice Studies Initiative”

submitted to U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Assistance (not funded). Division of Continuing Education for on-line course development 2006

and preparation of Introduction to Criminal Justice Travel grant received from the Office of Instructional Development 1997 Distance Learning Department of Social Work Grant for course

preparation and training relating to the North Dakota Interactive Video Network 1993

Faculty Instructional Development Committee – Scholarly Book Award

(book purchase) 1992

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS and AFFILIATIONS Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences – Women and Minorities Division (national) American Correctional Association (national) American Society of Criminology – Division on Women and Crime (national) Association of American Indian and Alaska Native Professors (national) Association of Working-Class Academics (national) Delta Tau Kappa (International Social Science Honor Society) Drug Policy Alliance (international) Feminist Majority Foundation (international) Humanist Sociology (national) Midwestern Criminal Justice Association (regional) National Academic Advising Association

National Association of Professional Women National Women’s Studies Association –Women of Color Caucus (inter/national) North Dakota-Working in Education Against Violence (regional) Rape, Abuse, Incest National Network (national) Southern Poverty Law Center (national) Worldwide Association of Women Forensic Experts (international)

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PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS and AFFILIATIONS (cont.) Registered/Listed in: American Indian Related Programs and Initiatives at UND.

Consultant Directory developed by SEARCH under the auspices of the National Consortium for Criminal Justice Computer Training and Education published by the Bureau of Justice Assistance.

Directory of American Scholars. National Directory of American Indian Faculty. International Expertise at UND.

UND Directory of Scientists, Artists, and Scholars. Women Studies Resource Manual. Minority and Women’s Doctoral Directory. WORKSHOPS, TRAININGS, and SEMINARS Completed “Cultural Orientation and Working with Tribal Governments” Training (1/17) Completed “Advanced Qualtrics” Training (1/17) Completed “Theft and Fraud plus Code of Conduct” Training (12/16) Completed “UND Campus Security Authority” Training (10/16) Completed “Slips, Trips and Falls” Training (5/16) Completed “Back Injury and Lifting” Training (5/16) Completed “Working Effectively With Tribal Governments” Training (01/16) Completed “Flip classroom Podium” Training (01/16) Completed “Blackboard: Deploy Test and Surveys” (12/15) Completed “Top Hat” Training (11/15) Completed “Offering Hope to Victims in the Spirit of Justice” Training (09/15) Completed “Teaching with Technology Seminar” (05/15) Completed “Making video Presentations with Powerpoint and Your Voice” ITSS Training (03/15)

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WORKSHOPS, TRAININGS, and SEMINARS (cont.) Completed “Ipads for Content, Communication & Notetaking” ITSS Training (03/15) Completed “OU Basic Training” ITSS Training (03/15) Completed “Smithsonian Museum - Patterns of Native Health and Wellbeing:

An Intercultural Symposium” Seminar (04/14) Completed “Globally Harmonized” training (12/13) Completed “Globally Harmonized – Public Safety” training (12/13) Attended “How to ‘Gamify’ Your Course” workshop by OID (12/13) Completed “Fraud” training (11/13) Completed “SRC” Legal training (10/13) Attended “Active Learning and Student Engagement in Large Classes Workshop” by OID and

College of Arts and Sciences (9/13) Attended “SCALE-Up” workshop by OID (8/13) Completed “Coursemate” Training by Cengage Learning (08/13) Completed “Refresher Course in the Protection of Human Research Subjects” CITI Course (01/13) Completed “Image Now” training (05/12) Complete “Omni Web” training (04/12) Completed “What’s New in BlackBoard 9” (05/10) Attended "Avoiding Incivility, Uncollegiality, and Bullying: Strategies for Managing in

Academe." (03/10) Attended "Anticipating, Avoiding, and Managing Issues Around Faculty Evaluations." (11/09) Attended “Endowments, Budgets, and Beyond: Looking Toward 2009-2010” (03/09) Attended “Chairs and the Law: Updates and Q&A” (01/09) Member of the FacTalk e-list (1996- )

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WORKSHOPS, TRAININGS, and SEMINARS (cont.) Completed “Educational Uses of Second Life” ITSS Training (04/08) Completed “Presenting Content in BlackBoard” ITSS Training (04/08) Completed “Respondus and Study Mate” ITSS Training (04/08) Completed “Introduction to Second Life” ITSS Training (04/08) Attended “Law 101 for Chairs: Questions you have and Answers You Need” (02/08) Attended “Test Creation” On Teaching Workshop (01/08) Attended “Evaluating Faculty and Conversations about the Process” (01/08) Attended “Focus on Essential Studies” session (09/07) Attended several PeopleSoft training and update sessions (11/06-05/07) Completed “Clickers in the Classroom” ITSS Training (01/07) Completed “Flash” ITSS Training (01/07) Completed “Emerging Technologies: Social Software” ITSS Training (01/07) Attended “Focus on General Education” session (09/06) Completed “FERPA Guidelines” NDSU Training (05/06) Attended numerous PeopleSoft training and update sessions (11/04-05/06) Completed “Internet Applicant Recordkeeping” AA Training (04/06) Completed “Software Coordinator Training” ITSS Training (02/06) Completed “Refresher Course in the Protection of Human Research Subjects” CITI Course (01/08) Completed numerous trainings through Girl Scouts of America that relate to interacting with

small groups, encouraging critical thinking, providing leadership, enhancing self-esteem, and reducing violence and delinquency. (1992-2006)

Completed “Refresher Course in the Protection of Human Research Subjects” CITI Course

(01/06) Completed nationally sponsored "Indian Civil Rights Workshop" (09/05)

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WORKSHOPS, TRAININGS, and SEMINARS (cont.) Completed nationally sponsored "First Encounters: Creating Purposeful Strategies to Engage

New Students" (04/05) Completed "Introduction to Dreamweaver MX" Workshop (11/04) Completed nationally sponsored Girl Scouts of America “Fund Development Part III” Training (06/04) Completed Conflict Resolution Center sponsored “Harassment Training” (05/04) Completed UND sponsored “Harassment Training” (01/04) Completed nationally sponsored Girl Scouts of America “Fund Development Part II” Training (12/03) Completed “Positively Motivating” Workshop (11/03) Completed “Women’s Leadership Development Conference” (11/03) Attended “Striving for Excellence in Teaching and Learning” workshop (11/03) Completed “Leadership Development” Seminar (10/03) Completed “Annual Report Writing” workshop (09/03) Attended “Unlawful Harassment of Students in Education Programs and Activity” workshop

(09/03) Participated in the National Women Studies Association Women of Color Leadership

Program (06/03) Completed nationally sponsored Girl Scouts of America Assessment and Fund Development

Training (05/03) Completed Human Subjects Research Training and successfully passed test (01/03) Completed “Organizing and Adding Content in Blackboard” sponsored by CILT (2002). Completed “Introduction to Blackboard” sponsored by CILT (2002). Completed training in interview techniques and qualitative research methods in association

with the GER Task Force. (09/01)

Attended “Implementing Instructional Technology in a Traditional Classroom” sponsored by the Center for Instructional and Learning Technologies, Grand Forks (2002).

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WORKSHOPS, TRAININGS, and SEMINARS (cont.) Attended “Supervising Internships and Co-Ops” sponsored by the Office of Instructional

Development, Grand Forks (2002). Completed “Page Center Workshop” sponsored by CILT (2002). Attended UND School of Law’s “Anti-Racism Workshop” Grand Forks (2002). Completed Girl Scouts of America nationally sponsored “Board Member Orientation” and

“Fund Development” training, Grand Forks (2002). Participated in the National Women Studies Association Women of Color Leadership

Program, Las Vegas, NV (2002). Attended Undergraduate Program Evaluation Training at UND in Grand Forks (2001). Participated in the National Women Studies Association Women of Color Leadership

Program in Minneapolis, MN (2001). Participated in trainings pertaining to qualitative data collection for the Bush Foundation

General Education Requirements Study Grant in Grand Forks( 2000, 2001, 2002). Attended discussion of the longitudinal study of the General Education Program at UND in

Grand Forks (2000). Completed the U2 class on HTML and Web Page Design provided by the UND Computer

Center in Grand Forks (2000). Member of the Teaching Sociology e-list (1996-1998). Completed training for Eudora and the World Wide Web provided by the UND Computer

Center in Grand Forks (1998). Attended the UND Law Women’s Caucus panel on the History of Gender Equity,

Grand Forks (1998). Attended the United States Department of Justice National Training Conference for

Criminal Justice and Community Leaders in Green Bay, WI (1997). Have attended numerous On Teaching presentations sponsored by the University of North

Dakota since (1997). Sociology Department Faculty Writing Group – member (1993-1996).

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CONSULTING ACTIVITIES Consultant for UND Theater production of the domestic violence play “Story of Susanna” 2002. Jail Options Planning Committee 1999-2000. Consultant and Analyst for the Northern Plains Indian Law Center 1995-1996. Consultant and Analyst for the North Dakota Supreme Court Gender Equity Committee

1994-1996. Consultant for the Beaverton Police Department, Beaverton OR 1994. HONORS AND AWARDS Engaged Department Award nominated and selected based on 2016 number of students served and hours of service in the communities through the Internship Program, reward present to me as Departmental Internship Coordinator Honor for 25 years of quality employment at UND 2016 Who’s Who in America (5th time) 2015-2016 Engaged Department Award nominated and selected based on 2015 number of students served and hours of service in the communities through the Internship Program, reward present to me as Departmental Internship Coordinator Who’s Who in America (4th time) 2014-2015 Selected as Guest of Honor for American Indian Heritage Month 2013 by IRP at UND Grand Forks, ND Received Award of Excellence from UND Office of Admissions

for work with students 2013 National Associationof Professional Women – Woman of the Year 2012-2013 Who’s Who in America (3rd time) 2012-2013 Accepted as one of the “Circle People”- the only one in the state of North Dakota- by Living Justice Press which is a non-profit dedicated to social justice 2010-

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HONORS AND AWARDS(cont.) Alpha Phi Sigma – new Chapter – one of the founding members/advisors 2008- Honored by National Women Studies Assoc. for years

of “Dedicated Service” 2008 Selected as UND Campus and area expert liason by the F.B.I. 2005- Regional Victim Unit Honored as an Honored Elder in conjunction with the 25th Anniversary of Time Out Week and Wacipi at UND 2010 Who’s Who of American Women (3rd time) 2010-2011 International Who’s Who – nomination 2009-2010 Founders Day 2009 Honoree - UND Spirit Award 2009 Who’s Who in America (2nd time) 2008-2009 Who’s Who of American Women (2nd time) 2008-2009 Highlighted in the OnTeaching newsletter 2009 Who’s Who Among American Teachers and Educators (5th time) 2007-2008 Who’s Who of American Women 2008 Who’s Who in America 2007 Recipient of Martin Luther King, Jr. Award for Service to Humanity 2007 Nominated for Martin Luther King, Jr. Award for

Service to the Greater Grand Forks Community 2007

Nominated for Martin Luther King, Jr. Award for Service to the State of North Dakota 2007

Who’s Who of American Women 2007 Who’s Who Among Executive and Professional Women “Honors Edition” 2006-2007 Who’s Who Executive and Professional Registry 2006 Athena Award nominee 2006

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HONORS AND AWARDS(cont.) Recipient of the President’s Circle, Pine to Prairie Pin(s), Appreciation Pin(s), Outstanding Volunteer Pin, and Outstanding Leader Pin for dedication and achievement while working with the leaders and the youth involved in Girl Scouting 1993-2006 Outstanding Service Award, College of Arts and Sciences 2005 Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers (4th time) 2004-2005 Considered for area nomination as one of the representatives for 2004 "1000 Women for Nobel Peace Prize in 2005" movement Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers (double nomination) 2003-2004 Nominated for Outstanding Teaching Award – Undergraduate 2003 Chosen as Women Studies Series - Spotlight on Scholars honoree 2003 Nominated for Outstanding Teaching Award – Undergraduate 2002 Promoted to the rank of Associate Professor at the University of North Dakota 2001 Chosen for the Memorial Union Leadership Awards for being an Outstanding Student Organization Advisor 2000 Honored at a luncheon for Co-Op faculty for years of service 2000 Granted tenure at the University of North Dakota 2000 Nominated to become a member of the Graduate Faculty at UND 2000

Nominated in conjunction with the Native Americans into Criminal Justice Association for the Martin Luther King Jr. Award 1999 Special acknowledgement printed within Women and the Criminal Justice System for my outstanding review of the draft of the book 1999 Special Recognition - for providing 400 hours of volunteer service during the life of the project to the North Dakota News Voice program – affiliated with the North Dakota School for the Blind. 1999 Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers 1997-1998

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HONORS AND AWARDS(cont.) JC Penny Golden Rule Award Nominee – as a member of the North Dakota News Voice Program for the continuation of our involvement with the community despite the Flood of 1997. 1998 Honorable Mention in the North Dakota University System Board Report for selection as Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers 1997 Nominated to the Editorial Board of the Journal of Crime and Justice. 1997 Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers 1996-1997 Outstanding Academic Book Award given by the American Correctional Association for the Encyclopedia of American Prisons to which I

contributed a signed entry and was declared a ‘recognized authority’ 1996