MARY (MOLLY) SMITH. Department of Criminal Justice University of Arkansas at Little Rock Ross Hall #540 Little Rock, AR

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MARY (MOLLY) SMITH Department of Criminal Justice University of Arkansas at Little Rock Ross Hall #540 Little Rock, AR 72204 mesmith8@ualr.edu EDUCATION 2012 Present Ph.D. Criminal Justice, Sam Houston State University (Expected Dec 2016) DISSERTATION: Age-Graded Thrill Seeking and Informal Social Control among Clients of Street Prostitutes (Defended) COMMITTEE: Jurg Gerber, Ph.D. (Chair), Janet Mullings, Ph.D., Leana A. Bouffard, Ph.D. 2012 M.A. Criminal Justice & Criminology, Sam Houston State University THESIS: Predictive Factors of Institutional Misconduct: A Study of the Effect of Gender on Violent Behavior COMMITTEE: Gaylene Armstrong, Ph.D. (Chair), Leana A. Bouffard, Ph.D., Kate Fox, Ph.D. 2009 B.A. Criminal Justice, Sam Houston State University ACADEMIC POSITIONS 2016-Present University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Little Rock, Arkansas Department of Criminal Justice Assistant Professor Tenure Track 2010 2016 Sam Houston State University, Huntsville, Texas Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology Doctoral Teaching Fellow (2013 2016) Director, Criminal Justice Summer Camp (2012 2014) Crime Victims Institute Doctoral Research Assistant (2012 2014) Graduate Research Assistant (2011 2012) Correctional Management Institute of Texas Graduate Assistant (2010 2011)

PUBLICATIONS Peer-Reviewed Publications Pyrooz, D., Gartner, N., & Smith, M. (Accepted). Consequences of incarceration for gang membership: A longitudinal study of serious offenders in Philadelphia and Phoenix. Criminology. Muftić, L. R., & Smith, M. (In Press). Sex, parental incarceration, and violence perpetration among a sample of young adults. Journal of Interpersonal Violence. doi: 10.1177/0886260515605123 Smith, M., Wilkes, N., & Bouffard, L. A. (2016). Rape myth adherence among campus law enforcement officers. Criminal Justice & Behavior, 43(4), 539-556. Smith, M., Muftić, L. R., Deljkić, I., & Grubb, J. A. (2015). Perceptions of the sex trade in Bosnia and Herzegovina: A comparative analysis of practitioners and future practitioners. International Criminal Justice Review, 25(2), 174-193. Manuscripts in Progress Mullings, J., & Smith, M. Twenty years of change in criminal justice education. (In preparation for submission to a peer reviewed journal). Smith, M. Girlfriend experience v. thrill of the purchase: Age-graded companionship and thrill-seeking among sex buyers. (In preparation for submission to a peer reviewed journal). Technical Reports Smith, M., Wilkes, N., & Bouffard, L. A. (2014). Sexual assault on college campuses: Perceptions and approaches of campus law enforcement officers. Research Brief to the Crime Victims Institute, College of Criminal Justice, Sam Houston State University. Available at: http://www.crimevictimsinstitute.org/publications/?mode=view&item=42 Koeppel, M., Smith, M., & Bouffard, L. A. (2013). Dating safety and victimization in traditional and online relationships. Research Brief to the Crime Victims Institute, College of Criminal Justice, Sam Houston State University. Available at: http://www.crimevictimsinstitute.org/publications/?mode=view&item=36 Tilton, J., Hanel, S., Miller, A., Eberhart, T., Smith, M., & Endsley, X. (2012). Sexually transmitted infection annual report 2010-2011. Research Brief for Sam Houston State University. Other Published Works Smith, M., Wilkes, N., & Bouffard, L. A. (2014). Sexual assault on college campuses: Perceptions and approaches of campus law enforcement officers. Sexual Assault Report, 17(5), 67-68 and 77-78. Reprinted in Family & Intimate Partner Violence Quarterly, 7(1), 7-13.

Smith, M., & Bouffard, L. A. (2014). Victim precipitation. In J.S. Albanese (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Criminology & Criminal Justice (1st ed., pp. 47-48). Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Sam Houston State University. (2011). Dating violence: It may not seem serious until it happens to you [Brochure]. Smith, M., Jackson, R., & Porter, C. CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS Smith, M. (2017, Upcoming). Influence of marriage quality on men s motivations to purchase sex. Paper to be presented at the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting in Kansas City, MO. Smith, M. (2016, Upcoming). Girlfriend experience v. thrill of the purchase: Age-graded companionship and thrill-seeking among street sex buyers. Paper to be presented at the American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA. Smith, M. (2016). Age-graded informal social control among prostitution johns. Paper presented at the SHSU Woodlands Center Third Annual Research Conference, The Woodlands, TX. Smith, M. (2015). Perceptions of the sex trade in Bosnia and Herzegovina: A comparative analysis of practitioners and future practitioners. Paper presented at the SHSU Woodlands Center Second Annual Research Conference, The Woodlands, TX. Smith, M. (2015). The availability of victimology courses in baccalaureate criminal justice programs. Paper presented at the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL. Smith, M., Muftić, L. R., Grubb, J. A., & Deljkić, I. (2014). Who knows more when it comes to trafficking?: A comparative analysis of practitioners and future practitioners. Paper presented at the American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA. Smith, M. (2014). The effect of specialized training on rape myth acceptance among campus law enforcement officers. Paper presented at the SHSU Woodlands Center First Annual Research Conference, The Woodlands, TX. Smith, M., Wilkes, N., & Bouffard, L. (2014). Rape myth adherence among campus law enforcement officers. Paper presented at the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA. Smith, M. (2013). Low self-control and victimization within the context of traditional and online dating. Poster presented at the American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA.

Smith, M., & Armstrong, G. S. (2013). Predictive factors of institutional misconduct: A study of the effect of gender on violent behavior. Paper presented at the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting, Dallas, TX. INVITED PRESENTATIONS Professional Presentations Smith, M. (2013). The Campus Sexual Violence Elimination (SaVE) Act. Presentation at the Title IX and Collaboration for an Effective Response training hosted by the Crime Victims Institute and Texas Association Against Sexual Assault (TAASA), Austin, TX. Department, College, & University Presentations Smith, M., & Sobba, K. (2017, upcoming). Mentoring 101. Presentation to graduate students in the Department of Criminal Justice, University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Little Rock, AR. Parker, M., & Smith, M. (2017, upcoming). The properties of being a powerful professor. Presentation to graduate students in the Department of Criminal Justice, University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Little Rock, AR. TEACHING Courses Taught University of Arkansas at Little Rock CRJU 2300 Introduction to Criminal Justice (Fall 2016) CRJU 4304 Criminal Justice Research (Fall 2016) Sam Houston State University CRIJ 2365W Correctional Systems & Practices (Writing Enhanced) CRIJ 3378W Introduction to Methods of Research (Writing Enhanced) CRIJ 4380 Victimology CRIJ 4382 Social Deviance Teaching Certifications Teaching Online with Blackboard Certification (SHSU Distance Education and Learning Technologies for Academics) PROFESSIONAL SERVICE University of Arkansas at Little Rock University-Level Committees 2016 Present Awards Committee (Chair)

Student Organizations 2016 Present Alpha Phi Sigma, National Criminal Justice Honor Society (Co-Advisor) Criminal Justice Society (Co-Advisor) Graduate Student Organization (Co-Advisor) Sam Houston State University University-Level Committees 2011 2013 Academic Calendar Committee Parking and Transportation Committee 2011 2012 Parking Appeals Committee Ignite the Night Planning Committee Alcohol and Drug Abuse Initiative Committee College of Criminal Justice Committees 2012 2013 Dean s Student Advisory Council Leadership Positions 2012 Present Supreme Court Justice, SHSU Student Government Association 2011 2013 Graduate Advisor, Crime Victim Services Alliance 2012 2013 President, Criminal Justice Graduate Student Organization 2011 2012 Attorney General, SHSU Student Government Association College of CJ Caucus Chair, SHSU Student Government Association Senator, SHSU Student Government Association 2010 2012 President and Graduate Advisor, Crime Victim Services Alliance Organizations 2012 2016 Criminal Justice Graduate Student Organization 2011 2016 SHSU Student Government Association 2010 2016 Crime Victim Services Alliance STUDENT COMMITTEES Undergraduate Committees 2016 2017 Identification of campus rape scenarios by Brittany Wood (Donaghey Scholar Program) (Member).

AWARDS AND HONORS 2015 2016 Doctoral Teaching Fellowship, $5,000/semester, SHSU College of Criminal Justice Doctoral Scholarship, $3,000/semester, SHSU College of Criminal Justice 2014 2015 Doctoral Research Fellowship, $5,000/semester, SHSU College of Criminal Justice Doctoral Teaching Fellowship, $5,000/semester, SHSU College of Criminal Justice Doctoral Scholarship, $3,000/semester, SHSU College of Criminal Justice Summer Research Fellowship, $6,000, SHSU College of Criminal Justice Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award (Nominee), Sam Houston State University Excellence in Writing Award, Sam Houston State University 2013 2014 Doctoral Research Fellowship, $7,000/semester, SHSU College of Criminal Justice Doctoral Teaching Fellowship, $3,000/semester, SHSU College of Criminal Justice Doctoral Scholarship, $3,000/semester, SHSU College of Criminal Justice Summer Teaching Fellowship, $3,000, SHSU College of Criminal Justice 2012 2013 Doctoral Research Fellowship, $10,000/semester, SHSU College of Criminal Justice Doctoral Scholarship, $3,000/semester, SHSU College of Criminal Justice Summer Research Fellowship, $3,000, SHSU Crime Victims Institute Summer Teaching Fellowship, $3,000, SHSU College of Criminal Justice Summer Doctoral Scholarship, $1,000, SHSU College of Criminal Justice Outstanding Leadership Award, SHSU College of Criminal Justice 2011 2012 Master s Research Fellowship, $5,000/semester, SHSU College of Criminal Justice Summer Research Fellowship, $3,000, SHSU Crime Victims Institute Excellence in Writing Award, Sam Houston State University Outstanding Leadership Award, SHSU College of Criminal Justice Most Outstanding Senator Award, SHSU Student Government Association 2010 2011 Master s Research Fellowship, $5,000, SHSU College of Criminal Justice Outstanding Leadership Award, SHSU College of Criminal Justice 2009 2010 President s List (Fall), Sam Houston State University Dean s List (Fall), Sam Houston State University Excellence in Writing Award, Sam Houston State University 2008 2009 President s List (Spring, Fall), Sam Houston State University Dean s List (Spring, Fall), Sam Houston State University 2007 2008 President s List (Spring), Lone Star College PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 2016 Present University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Little Rock, AR. FACULTY MENTORING PROGRAM (PROTÉGÉ)

Sep 27, 2016 Sep 16, 2016 Aug 11, 2016 Apr 22, 2014 Feb 27, 2014 Apr 23, 2013 Mar 7, 2013 Aug 28, 2012 Jan 5, 2011 Sep 16, 2010 UALR College of Social Sciences and Communication, Little Rock, AR, CLUSTER SEED GRANT BROWN BAG UALR College of Social Sciences and Communication, Little Rock, AR. CONVERSATION CAFÉ AT THE LINK: RESEARCH AND DISCOVERY UALR Academy of Teaching & Learning Excellence, Little Rock, AR. NEW FACULTY INSTITUTE SHSU Distance Education and Learning Technologies for Academics, Huntsville, TX. BLACKBOARD 1 ST WEEK STRATEGIES SHSU Distance Education and Learning Technologies for Academics, Huntsville, TX. BLACKBOARD: WHAT S NEW IN SP 13? SHSU Distance Education and Learning Technologies for Academics, Huntsville, TX. BLACKBOARD: COURSE BUILDING SHSU College of Criminal Justice, Huntsville, TX. DO S AND DON TS FOR CONFERENCES SHSU College of Criminal Justice, Huntsville, TX. PRE-SEMESTER STATISTICS REFRESHER WORKSHOP SHSU Distance Education and Learning Technologies for Academics, Huntsville, TX. NEW SHSU ONLINE FACULTY TRAINING SHSU College of Criminal Justice, Huntsville, TX. ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT WORKSHOP PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS 2012 Present Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Minorities & Women Section Teaching, Learning, and Scholarship Section Victimology Section 2010 Present American Society of Criminology Division of Victimology

RESEARCH & TEACHING INTERESTS Research Interests Prostitution Sex Trafficking Criminal Justice Pedagogy Perceptions of Crime & Justice Dating Violence Teaching Interests Social Deviance Victimology Criminal Justice & The Media Criminology Law & Society