Jeaneé C. Miller
School of Criminal Justice
University at Albany, State University of New York
135 Western Ave., Draper 219, Albany, NY 12222
Email: jcmiller@albany.edu
Education
University at Albany, SUNY: Albany, NY
Ph.D., Criminal Justice (In Progress)
M.A., Criminal Justice, May 2011
Temple University: Philadelphia, PA
B.A. with Distinction, Criminal Justice, 2009
Specialization: Spanish
Journal Articles
Kelly, Christopher K., Miller, J. M., Redlich, A. R., & Kleinman, S. M. A taxonomy of
interrogation methods. Psychology, Public Policy, & Law (in press).
Conference Presentations/Posters
Miller, Jeaneé C. “Racial Heterogeneity, Crime, and Disorder: An Exploration of Measurement
and Methodology using a Case Study of Philadelphia Neighborhoods” American Society
of Criminology Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, November 2012.
Abdel-Salam, Sami, Kelly, C. K., Miller, J. M., & Redlich, A. R. “Interrogation as a Social
Dance: How Social Identity Influences Perceived Effectiveness of Interrogation Methods”
American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, November 2012.
Kelly, Christopher K., Miller, J. M., Redlich, A. R., & Kleinman, S. M. “A Taxonomy of
Interrogation Methods” International Investigative Interviewing Research Group Annual
Conference, Toronto, Canada, May 2012.
Miller, Jeaneé C., Kelly, C.M., Redlich, A. R., & Kleinman, S. M. “Making Sense of
Interrogation Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures: A Synthesis of the Literature”
American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, November 2011.
Miller, Jeaneé C. “Racial Heterogeneity & Crime: Using Block Groups to Examine this
Relationship” Graduate Research Symposium: Research that Matters, Albany, NY, March
2011.
Miller, Jeaneé C. “Racial Heterogeneity & Crime: A Study Using One Philadelphia
Neighborhood” American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, San Fransisco, CA,
November 2010.
Fellowships & Assistantships
Research Assistantship, University at Albany
Research Assistant, Dr. Allison Redlich, HIG, Spring 2013 – Present
Research Assistant, Dr. Allison Redlich, HIG, Spring 2011 – Spring 2012
Research Assistant, Dr. James Acker, Fall 2009 – Spring 2010
Teaching Assistantship, University at Albany
Discussion Leader, Introduction to Criminal Justice Processes (RCRJ 201), Fall 2012
Discussion Leader, Introduction to Criminal Justice Processes (RCRJ 201), Fall 2010
Research Assistantship, University of Missouri, St. Louis
On-Site Interviewer, Dr. Finn Esbensen, Summer 2012
A Multi-method, Multi-site Study of Gang Desistance [NIJ]
Research Assistantship, University of Missouri, St. Louis
On-Site Research Assistant, Dr. Finn Esbensen, Fall 2008 – Spring 2009; Winter 2010
Process and Outcome Evaluation of the Gang Resistance Education and Training
(G.R.E.A.T.) Program [NIJ].
Research Assistantship, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA
Data Coder, Dr. John Goldkamp, Summer 2009
Grants & Research Awards
Initiatives for Women – July 2012
American Psychology-Law Society Diversity Travel Award – Spring 2012
Manuscripts in Progress
Miller, Jeaneé C. “Racial Heterogeneity & Violent Crime: Exploring Spatial Variation in
Philadelphia Neighborhoods.”
Departmental Service
Justice & Multiculturalism in the 21st Century, Committee Member, Summer 2012 - Present
Post-Doctoral Fellow Search Committee, Fall 2012
Administrative Director Search Committee, Fall 2012
Faculty Search Committee, Fall 2011
Professional Affiliations
American Society of Criminology, Member, 2009 – Present
American Psychology-Law Society, Member, 2011 – Present