CURRICULUM VITAE
William T. Armaline, Ph.D.
Director, Human Rights Program
Associate Professor, Department of Justice Studies
San José State University
Contact Information
William T. Armaline, Ph.D.
Department of Justice Studies
San José State University [SJSU]
One Washington Square, MH 524
San José, CA 95192-0050
Office: (408) 924-2935
Twitter:
@SJSUHumanRights
Email:
william.armaline@sjsu.edu
Academic Background and Credentials
1999 B.A. University of Toledo
Sociology
B.A. University of Toledo
Secondary Education: Social Sciences
and History
1999 State of Ohio Teacher’s Certification
Social Sciences/History, grades 7-12
2002 M.A., University of Connecticut
Sociology
2007 Ph.D., University of Connecticut
Sociology
Academic Interests
Political Sociology, Critical Race Theory and Anti-Racism, Human Rights, Inequality
and Social Control, Inequality and Youth, Qualitative/Ethnographic Research, Political
Economic and Environmental Sustainability, Critical Pedagogies, Educational Policy
Reform, Drug Policy Reform.
Administrative Experience
Fall 2012-Present
Director, Human Rights Minor Program
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Academic Committee Experience:
2007-15;
Faculty Search Committee (department, x4)
2013-15
Chair, Student Affairs Committee (department)
2007-14
Undergraduate Curriculum Committee (department)
Chair, 2010-12
2015-16
Graduate Curriculum Committee (department)
2007-12
Research and Faculty Development Committee (college)
Subcommittee: Faculty Development, New Programming
Subcommittee: Small Grants Review
Chair, 2008-09
2007-14
Faculty (Grievance) Hearing Panel (university)
2012-Pres.
Chair, Human Rights Working Group (department and university)
2013-Pres.
SJSU African American Student Success Task Force (university)
2014
SJSU Race Relations/Diversity Speaker Series Task Force
(university)
2014-Pres.
Annual Human Rights Lecture Event Planning Committee
Professional Service Activities:
2007-13
California Faculty Association [CFA] Department/College
Representative
(2007-08) CFA Affirmative Action Committee
(2007-12) Action Planning Committee
(2010-12)
Assembly Representative
2007-13
Board Member, Youth Truth Institute
(www.youthfacts.org)
2008-13
Transformative Studies Institute [TSI]
(www.transformativestudies.org)
Founding Faculty Member and Research Fellow
2009-11
Council Member, Santa Clara County Child Abuse Council
(www.cacscc.org)
(2009-11)
Disproportionality Committee
2009-12
Undergraduate Coordinator, Department of Justice Studies
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2012-Pres.
Director and Author, SJSU Human Rights Minor Program
2014
SJSU Faculty Mentorship Program (for student veterans)
2014
Country of Origin Information Expert, United States of America
Fahamu Refugee Programme:
http://www.refugeelegalaidinformation.org/usa-coi
2014-Pres.
Policy reporting, Santa Clara County Office and Commission of Human
Relations
2012,
2015-Pres.
Policy reporting, San Francisco Human Rights Commission
2015-Pres.
Human Rights Education, training and consultation.
Typical audiences include County/City and Non Profit agencies.
Research Appointments and Activities:
2007
Consulting Appointment, Justice Studies Dept., SJSU
(exploring new and alternative internship placements in Justice Studies)
2007
Reviewer/Contributing Editor
Sociological Perspectives
Symbolic Interaction
2008-12
SJSU Research Institute for Foster Youth Initiatives [RIFYI]
Organizational Research Unit [ORU]
Faculty Research Member
(Formed 05/08)
2009-11
CASA Incentive Grant project:
“Attitudes toward police and state authority across race and immigration
status in the East Bay” with Dr. Mark Correia
2009-Pres.
Contributing Editor, Theory in Action
(www.transformativestudies.org)
2009-13
Contributing Editor and Reviewer, Societies Without Borders
(www.societieswithoutborders.org)
2009-13
Reviewer, Critical Education
(http://m1.cust.educ.ubc.ca/journal/index.php/criticaled/index)
2009-12
Reviewer, Political Media Review
(www.politicalmediareview.org)
2009-11
Reviewer, PM Press (www.pmpress.org)
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2009-12
National Board Member, Save the Kids [STK]
(www.savethekidsgroup.org)
2010-11
Editorial Board Member, Contemporary Justice Review
(http://cjr.sagepub.com/)
2011-12
Reviewer, Antipode: A Radical Journal of Geography
(http://www.wiley.com/bw/journal.asp?ref=0066-4812&site=1)
2011-13
Editorial Board, Journal for Critical Urban Education
(http://criticalurbaneducation.wordpress.com)
2012-Pres.
Editorial Board, Journal of Social Justice
(http://www.transformativestudies.org/publications/journal-of-socialjustice/)
2014-Pres.
Reviewer, Social Problems
(http://ucpressjournals.com/journal.php?j=sp)
2015
Reviewer, Global Change, Peace & Security
(http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/cpar20/current)
Professional Publications:
Published Books and other Edited Volumes:
Armaline, W.T., D.S. Glasberg, & B. Purkayastha. (2015). The Human Rights
Enterprise: Political Sociology, State Power and Social Movements. London: Polity
Press. http://www.politybooks.com/book.asp?ref=0745663702
Armaline, W. T., D. S. Glasberg, & B. Purkayastha. (2011). Human rights in our
own backyard: injustice and resistance in the US*. Philadelphia, PA: University of
Pennsylvania Press. http://www.upenn.edu/pennpress/book/14904.html
*Received Gordon Hirabayashi award for best Human Rights scholarship in
Sociology
Shannon, D. & W. T. Armaline (Eds.). (2010). Theory in Action, 3(4).
Published Articles and Book Chapters:
Armaline, W. T., C. Vera Sanchez, M. Corriea. (2014). ‘The biggest gang in
Oakland’: Re-thinking police legitimacy*. Contemporary Justice Review, 17(3):
375-399.
*Top 3 downloads for Routledge Social Science journals in 2014. See:
http://bit.ly/social-sciences-most-read.
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Armaline, W. T. & A. Deleon. (2014). Global revolutionary terrains
and the false promise of education in the U.S. In Shannon, D. (Ed.), The end of
the world as we know it? Snapshots of the crisis, austerity, and the movements against.
Oakland, CA: AK Press.
Armaline, W. T. & W. D. Armaline. (2012). Education’s diminishing
returns and revolutionary potential in the U.S. and beyond. In D. Shannon & A
Nocella (Eds.), Accumulation of freedom: Writings on anarchist economics. Oakland,
CA: AK Press.
Ostertag, S. & W. T. Armaline. (2011). Image isn’t everything: Contemporary
systemic racism and anti-racism in the age of Obama. Humanity and Society, 35(3).
Armaline, W. T. (2011). Caging kids of color: Juvenile justice and human rights in
the US. In W. T. Armaline, D. S. Glasberg, & B. Purkayastha (Eds.), Human
rights in our own backyard: injustice, and resistance in the US. Philadelphia, PA:
University of Pennsylvania Press.
Armaline, W. T., D. S. Glasberg & B. Purkayastha (2011). Introduction: In our
own backyard. In W. T. Armaline, D. S. Glasberg, & B. Purkayastha (Eds.),
Human Rights in our own backyard: injustice, and resistance in the US. Philadelphia,
PA: University of Pennsylvania Press.
Armaline, W. T., B. Purkayastha, & D. S. Glasberg (2011). Human rights in the
US: The “gold standard” and the human rights enterprise. In W. T. Armaline,
D.S. Glasberg, & B. Purkayastha (Eds.), Human rights in our own backyard:
injustice, and resistance in the US. Philadelphia, PA: University of Pennsylvania
Press.
Armaline, W. T. & D. Shannon. (2010). Toward a more unified libertarian left.
Theory in Action, 3(4).
Armaline, W. T. (2010). Building democracy through Education: Human rights
and the re-introduction of radical civic engagement. In A. Deleon & E. W. Ross
(Eds.), Critical theories, radical pedagogies, and social education (pp. 151-162).
Amsterdam, NE: Sense Publishers.
Shannon, D. & W.T. Armaline. (2010). A working class student is something to
be: Anarchist reflections on the academy. In A. Nocella, S. Best, & P. McLaren
(Eds.), Academic repression: Reflections on the academic industrial complex (pp. 415427). Oakland, CA: AK Press.
Armaline, W. T. & D. S. Glasberg. (2009). What will states really do for us? The
human rights enterprise and pressure from below. Societies Without Borders, 4(3),
430-451.
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Armaline, W. T. (2009). Thoughts on anarchist pedagogy and epistemology.
In L. Fernandez, A. Nocella, R. Amster, A. DeLeon, & D. Shannon (Eds.),
*Contemporary anarchist studies (pp. 136-146). New York: Routledge.
*Received a “Book of the Year” award from the American Educational Studies
Association (AESA)
Armaline, W. T. (2007). (Re)Conceptualizing adolescent homelessness:
Misdirection of the state and child welfare. In B. Arrighi & D. Hume (Eds.),
Child poverty in America today: Volume 4, children and the state (pp. 1-20).
Westport, CT: Preager Press.
Armaline, W. T. (2005). ‘Kids need structure’: Negotiating rules, power, and
social control in an emergency youth shelter. American Behavioral Scientist, 48(8),
1124-1148.
Armaline, W. T. & D. Levy. (2004). No Child Left Behind: Flowers don’t grow in
the desert. Race and Society, 7(1), 31-62.
Published Workshops, Policy Reports, and Mainstream Media Publications:
Armaline, W.T. and A.M. Shinall. (2009). “IMLS Planning Grant Workshop:
Making Space for Young Adults in Public Libraries.” Model tested at MLK
Public Library (San Jose, CA) and Salinas (CA) Public Library in July, 2009.
Males, M. and W. T. Armaline. (2012). “San Francisco’s Over-Arrest of African
Americans for Drug Felonies Continues.” Report in collaboration with the (CA)
Center for Juvenile and Criminal Justice [CJCJ] to the San Francisco Human
Rights Commission and San Francisco County Board of Supervisors.
Armaline, W.T. (contributing author). (2012-13). Human rights impact of the war
on drugs. San Francisco Human Rights Commission [report and
recommendations to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors].
Armaline, W.T. and E. Kinney. (2014). Human Rights Framework: The price we
pay to live in Santa Clara County. Report by the Office of Human Relations and
Human Relations Commission to the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors
[SCC BOS].
Armaline, W.T. and E. Kinney. (2015). Human Rights Framework: Justice Review
Committee Report on the use of OC Spray in SCC Juvenile Hall. Report by the
Justice Review Committee, SCC Human Relations Commission to the SCC BOS.
Kinney, E. and W. T. Armaline. (2015). Human Rights Education Learning
Modules (I, II, and III). Forthcoming, pending intellectual property registration.
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Armaline, W.T. and E. Kinney. (2015). Human Rights Framework and Analysis:
The Inmate Family and Friends Forum (SCC Jail inmate, family, and friends
hearing). Report by the Justice Review Committee, SCC Human Relations
Commission to the SCC BOS.
Armaline, W.T., E. Kinney, and L. Pedroni. (Forthcoming, 2016). Human Rights
Framework and Analysis: Update Report on the Implications of the War on
Drugs in San Francisco. Report (at request) will be presented to the San
Francisco Human Rights Commission [SF HRC] for review and adoption.
Published Review Essays:
Armaline, W. T. (2014). Dimitri Bogazianos, 5 Grams: Crack cocaine, rap music,
and the war on drugs. Punishment and Society, 16(5): 629-634.
Armaline, W. T. & D. Bramlett. (2009). Review essay, The Angola 3: Black
Panthers and the Last Slave Plantation. PM press: www.pmpress.org,
www.politicalmediareview.org.
D. Bramlett & W. T. Armaline. (2009). Review essay, Venezuela: Revolution from
the Inside Out. PM press: www.pmpress.org, www.politicalmediareview.org.
Armaline, W. T. (2007). Revisiting deviance and its relevance: A conceptual
history and some recent applications in discussions of violence and institutional
social control. Symbolic Interaction, 30(3), 427-433.
B. Chesney & W. T. Armaline. (2001). Book Reviews (Caring and Gender).
Gender and Society, 15(1), 152-153.
Forthcoming Articles, Book Chapters, and Manuscripts (accepted or in contract):

All current projects are in progress or in print.
Articles, Book Chapters, and Manuscripts in Progress or Under Review:
Armaline, W. Human rights and overlapping threats to human survival
 Article, in progress
Armaline, W. The police state and the privilege of distance
 Article, in progress
Grants and Funding:
11/26/07
Awarded, CSU Summer Pair Grant: $7500
Proposal Title: Human Rights Abuses and Systemic Racism Through the
‘Criminalization of Survival’: An Ethnographic Exploration of Juvenile
Detention
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09/10/08
Awarded, IMLS National Leadership Grant for Young Adult [YA]
Spaces
Proposal Title: Making Space for Young Adults in Public Libraries
Grant Category: Planning Grants
Award Amount: $39,826; Matching Amount: $20,042
Grant Contact: Dr. Anthony Bernier, SJSU Library and Information
Science [SLIS], Youth Truth Institute Project Director
Role(s) in Project: Core Research Team Member; Design and
Implementation of Disseminating Instruction and Instructional Content
Relevant Personal Award: $16,677
Specific Duties and Timeline (quotes from proposal):
a) “develop initial format for dissemination of instructional content via
workshops for stakeholders and courses for LIS students” (11/0802/09)
b) “expert [outside] consultant reviews model for dissemination of
instructional content…incorporate consultant input into design of
instructional content model” (03/09-04/09)
c) “instructional model is field tested in workshops at two public
libraries and in introductory young adult services course at SJSU’s
SLIS” (04/09-06/09)
d) “revise instructional content model in response to field testing”
(07/09-09/09)
05/01/09
Awarded, CASA Research Incentive Grant
Title: “Attitudes toward police and state authority across race and
immigration status in the East Bay”
Grant Category: Planning/Incentive grant
Award Amount: $24.981
Grant Contacts: William Armaline and Mark Correia
Role in Project: Author and Principal Investigator with Mark Correia
05/01/09
Awarded, University Planning Council [UPC] Grant
(provided .2 release time for Fall 2009 semester)
Product: Preventative Justice Panel for CASA students and faculty, held
on 4/14/10.
02/10/15
Awarded, SJSU Sabbatical Leave (spring 2016)
Human Rights, the Drug War, and Justice Alternatives
10/30/15
Awarded, CASA RSCA Infusion Grant
$5000, Summer 2016
Human Rights, the Drug War, and Justice Alternatives
11/15
Awarded, “Immigration: Santa Clara County DACA/DAPA Grant”
Coalition: Administrative Relief “DALE” Coalition
Funder: Silicon Valley Community Foundation [SVCF]
Coalition Award Amount: $750,000
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SJSU HR Program Award: $88,200
Grant Period: 10/01/15 – 02/28/17
SJSU HR Program Role: Document preparation (for DACA/DAP
clients)
Individual Roles: Principal Investigator, Grant Co-Author, Coalition
Steering Committee member
Research Presentations
11/06/07
College of Applied Sciences and Arts [CASA] Research Panel on Social
Justice
Ethnographic Methodologies and Empowerment
05/06/08
Panel Presentation, SJSU School of Social Work
Disproportionate Minority Incarceration
04/25/08
Moderator and Speaker, Justice Studies Spring Conference
Local to Global Justice: Challenging the Criminalization of People of Color
09/05/08
Panel Presentation [accepted], International Sociological Association
[ISA] Annual Conference (Barcelona, Spain).
Human Rights Abuses and Systemic Racism Through the ‘Criminalization of
Survival’: An Ethnographic Exploration of Juvenile Detention
04/15/09
Panel/Symposia Presentation, American Educational Research
Association [AERA]
Human Rights and the Re-Introduction of Radical Civic Engagement
06/12/09
Presentation to the Santa Clara County Child Abuse Council on the
effects of shelter closings on populations of state wards.
09/09/09
Panel speaker for the Center for Community Learning and Leadership
[CCLL] presentation on community engagement and pedagogical
engagement strategies at SJSU.
11/13/09
Panel guest for the Northern California PBS (KTEH, KQED) show,
Equal Time, on cannabis and drug policy reform in California.
01/28/10
Discussant, The Ann Lucas Lecture Series in Law and Justice, panel with
Loic Wacquant on his book, Punishing the Poor (2010). The Ann Lucas
series is sponsored by the (SJSU) Justice Studies Department and College
of Applied Arts and Sciences.
01/30/10
Panel Presentation (with Dr. Mark Correia), San Jose State University
Conference on Immigration at Asilomar Conference Center (Pacific
Grove, CA).
Immigrant Attitudes Toward Police Authority in the East Bay
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06/04/10
Panel Presentation (with graduate assistants: Damian Bramlett and Amy
Wyld-Tracy), Justice Studies Association Annual Meeting, University of
Tennessee.
Perceptions of State Authority Across Race, Class, and Immigration Status in
the East Bay
11/18/10
Panel Presentation (with aforementioned graduate assistants and Dr.
Mark Correia), American Society of Criminologists [ASC] Annual
Conference.
Perceptions of State Authority Across Race, Class, and Immigration Status in
the East Bay
11/18/10
Poster Presentation (with Steve Lee, Ed Huffine, and Mary Juno),
American Society of Criminologists [ASC] Annual Conference.
Role of Forensic DNA in Human Rights, Mass Disaster and War Crime
Investigations
07/16/11
Speaker, “Forensic Science and Human Rights”
2011 Forensic Science Educational Conference
06/06/12
Panel Presentation, 2012 International Conference on Law and Society
(Honolulu, HI)
Amoral, private tyrannies: Human rights and the rights of “corporate citizens”
03/08/13
Panel guest for the Northern California PBS (KTEH, KQED) show,
Equal Time, on gun control and gun violence.
04/17/13
Panel Presentation (on economic justice), No Family Held Back Town
Hall Meeting, hosted by SEIU-USWW @ Antioch Baptist Church in San
Jose, CA.
08/12/13
Panel Presentation, Re-Imagining Human Rights: The Challenge of
Agency, Creativity, and Global Justice
(New York, NY)
The human rights enterprise, human rights praxis, and struggles to end the
global “war on drugs.”
12/10/13
Guest Speaker, Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors Human Rights
Day Proclamation, JPM Plaza of the SCC Building.
2/26/14
Panel Presentation, The Underground Railroad and SJSU 2014, sponsored
by the SJSU African American Faculty and Staff Association
3/31/14
Guest Talk and Webinar, Oxford College of Emory University
Sustainability: Humanity’s Challenge for the 21st Century
7/17/14
Guest Talk, 11th Annual Truman Library Teacher
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Conference, Harry S. Truman Library and Museum, “Equal Rights for
All: Civil Liberties in the USA.”
Human Rights in Our Own Backyard: Injustice and Resistance in the U.S.
11/15/14
Panel Presentation, Howard Zinn Memorial Bookfair
The End of the World As We Know It? Crisis, Resistance, and Austerity
http://howardzinnbookfair.com
2/11/15
Panel Presentation, 21st Century Law and Justice: Community Impact,
Current Trends and Developments, sponsored by the SJSU African
American Faculty and Staff Association.
3/30/15
Guest Speaker, Cesar Chavez Day Flag Raising Ceremony
San Jose City Hall
4/17/15
Guest Talk, Santa Clara County Child Abuse Council 2015 Child Abuse
Symposium
International Human Rights and Juvenile Justice in California
http://www.sccgov.org/sites/cac/Documents/33rd%20Symposium%20Progra
m%20PDF%20(1).pdf
5/14/15
Guest Speaker, Healing the Beloved Community: Black and Brown Lives
Matter
St. Paul’s Methodist United Church, San Jose, CA
http://hosted.verticalresponse.com/1833465/1bb4bbe673/548729161/f
49cb9d08d/
8/21/15
Invited Panelist, Society for the Study of Social Problems [SSSP]
(Chicago, IL)
Human Rights and the Human Rights Enterprise
http://www.sssp1.org/index.cfm/m/605/2015_Annual_Meeting/
09/19/15
Guest Speaker, Northern California Association of Human
Rights/Relations [CAHRO] Fall 2015 Convening
The Human Rights City / County Movement
12/07/15
Guest Speaker, University Of Connecticut Human Rights Institute
Scholar Series
Human Rights as Policy Standard and Discourse of Resistance
12/10/15
Guest Speaker, Human Rights Day Ceremony
Santa Clara County (county building)
Membership in Professional/Community Organizations
Sociology:
(member)
American Sociological Association [ASA]
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International Sociological Association [ISA]
Society for the Study of Social Problems [SSSP]
Sociologists (Societies) Without Borders [SWB]
Education:
(member)
American Educational Research Association [AERA]
American Educational Studies Association [AESA]
Law/Criminology:
(member)
Law and Society
Justice Studies Association [JSA]
American Society of Criminologists [ASC]
Human Rights:
(member)
U.S. Human Rights Network
Community:
(member)
Black Leadership Kitchen Cabinet of Santa Clara County [BLKC]
Silicon Valley DeBug
San Jose Peace and Justice Center
Teaching (SJSU) and Curriculum /Program Development
Professor, JS 101, Critical Issues and Ideas in Justice
(Fall 2011; Fall 2013)
Professor, JS 120, Juvenile Justice
(Fall 2007; Winter 2008; Spring 2008; Fall 2008; Summer 2011)
Professor, JS 206, Graduate Seminar on Juvenile Justice
(Fall 2007; Spring 2009; Spring 2010)
Professor/Internship Supervisor, JS 181, Senior Internship in Justice Studies
(Fall 2007-Present)
Professor, JS 184, Independent Readings/Study in Justice Studies: Anti Terrorism from
Multiple Perspectives
(Fall 2007)
Professor, JS 189, Senior Seminar in Justice Studies
(Spring 2008; Fall 2009; Fall 2010; Spring 2011; Spring 2012; Summer 2013)
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Professor, JS 122, Drugs and Society
(Fall 2008; Spring 2009; Fall 2009; Spring 2010; Summer 2010; Summer 2011; Summer
2012; Summer 2013; Winter 2015; Summer 2015; Fall 2015)
Professor, JS 111, Special Topics: Introduction to Human Rights
(Fall 2008)
Professor, JS 171, Human Rights and Justice: An Interdisciplinary Exploration
(Spring 2010; Summer 2010; Spring 2011; Fall 2011; Spring 2012; Fall 2012; Summer
2014; Summer 2015)
Professor, JS 132, Race, Gender, Inequality, and the Law
(Fall 2010; Summer 2011; Winter 2013)
Professor, JS 25, Introduction to Human Rights and Justice
(Fall 2012; Spring 2013; Spring 2014; Summer 2014; Fall 2014)
Professor, JS 179, Human Rights Practicum and Seminar
(Spring 2013; Fall 2013; Spring 2014; Fall 2014; Spring 2015)
Professor, JS 212, Local and Global Perspectives on Human Rights
(Spring 2015)
Professor, JS 201, Justice and Social Theory
(Fall 2015)
Graduate Student Committee Membership (SJSU):
2007-08
2008-10
2008-09
2009-12
2012-15
2014-15
2015-Pres.
2015-Pres.
2015-Pres.
Final Project Supervisor, Julia Maestas, MS in Justice Studies
Committee Chair, Robert Mussalem, MS Thesis in Justice Studies
Committee Chair, Justin Zapanta, MS Thesis in Justice Studies
Committee Chair, Damian Bramlett, MS Thesis in Justice Studies
Committee Member, Eduardo Bautista, MS Thesis in Justice
Studies
Committee Member, Ernest Chavez, MS Thesis in Justice Studies
Committee Member, Inessa Arutunyan, MS Thesis in Sociology
Committee Member, Lisa White, MS Thesis in Sociology
Committee Member, Joshua Nunes, MS Thesis in Justice Studies
Curriculum Development (SJSU):
Spring 2009
Author, New GE Course (SJSU Studies Area V): JS 116, Human
Rights and Justice: An Interdisciplinary Exploration
Spring 2011
Author, New Course: JS 25, Introduction to Human Rights and
Justice
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Fall 2011
Author, New Course: JS 179, Human Rights Practicum and
Seminar
Fall 2011
Author, Minor in Human Rights; launched Fall 2012
Spring 2014
Author, JS 25 Approval for GE area D3
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