JENNIFER L. HARTMAN
Curriculum Vitae
OFFICE INFORMATION:
University of North Carolina Charlotte | Department of Criminal Justice & Criminology
5073 Colvard Hall Charlotte, NC 28223 |  704-687-0748 | 704-687-5285
jhartman@uncc.edu| http://sites.google.com/site/professorjenhartman/
EDUCATION:
1999
Doctor of Philosophy
University of Cincinnati, Division of Criminal Justice
Advisor: Dr. Joanne Belknap
1994
Masters of Science
University of Baltimore, School of Criminal Justice
Advisor: Provost Jeffrey D. Senese
1990
Bachelor of Arts
Loyola College, Baltimore, MD
ACADEMIC POSITIONS:
2010University of North Carolina Charlotte, Dept. of Criminal Justice & Criminology
Associate Professor
2002-2010
University of North Carolina Charlotte, Dept. of Criminal Justice & Criminology
Assistant Professor
1998- 2002
Northeastern University, College of Criminal Justice
Assistant Professor
1996-1998
University of Cincinnati, Center for Criminal Justice Research
Research Associate
1993-1996
University of Cincinnati, Division of Criminal Justice
Position: Managing Editor, Police Studies: The International Review of Police
Development. (Presently known as Policing: An International Journal of Police
Strategies & Management).
ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS:
2010- 2011
UNC Charlotte, Women’s and Gender Studies Program, GenX co-coordinator.
2009- 2010
UNC Charlotte, Women’s and Gender Studies Program, Program Director
2008- 2009
UNC Charlotte, Women’s and Gender Studies Program Graduate Coordinator
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PEER- REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS:
In press
Exum, Lyn M., Michael G. Turner and Jennifer L. Hartman. Self Reported
Intentions to Offend: All Talk and No Action? American Journal of Criminal
Justice. DOI 10.1007/s12103-011-9148-9
Forthcoming Catherine Kaukinen, Angela R. Gover, and Jennifer L. Hartman. “College
Women’s Experiences of Dating Violence in Casual and Exclusive Relationships
both as Victims and Perpetrators. American Journal of Criminal Justice.
DOI 10.1007/s12103-011-9113-7
Forthcoming
Lyn Exum, Jennifer L. Hartman, Paul C. Friday, and Vivian B. Lord. Policing
Domestic Violence in the Post-SARP era: The Impact of a Domestic Violence
Unit on Offender Recidivism. Crime & Delinquency.
DOI: 10.1177/0011128710382345
2011
Deborah Koetzle Shaffer, Jennifer L. Hartman, Terra Howell, Shelley J.
Listwan and Edward J. Latessa.* “Outcomes among Drug Court Participants:
Does Drug of Choice Matter?” International Journal of Offender Therapy and
Comparative Criminology. Volume 55 (1): 155-174.
2010
Tammatha Altizer, Michael G. Turner, Jennifer L. Hartman, and Joseph B.
Kuhns.* “Sexual Harassment Victimization During Emerging Adulthood: A
Test of Routine Activities Theory and a General Theory of Crime.” Crime &
Delinquency. Volume 56 (3): 455-481.
2009
Shelley Listwan, Deborah Koetzle Shaffer, and Jennifer L. Hartman. “Combating
Methamphetamine in the Community: The Efficacy of the Drug Court Model.”
Crime & Delinquency. Volume 54 (4): 627-644.
Reprinted in: Hartley, R. D. (2011). Snapshots of Research: Readings in
Criminology and Criminal Justice. Sage.
2009
Jennifer L. Hartman, Michael G. Turner, Leah Daigle, Lyn M. Exum, and Francis
T. Cullen. “Exploring the Gender Differences In Protective Factors: Implications
for Understanding Resiliency” International Journal of Offender Therapy and
Comparative Criminology. Volume 53 (3): 249-277.
*Selected for the William L. Simon/Anderson ACJS Outstanding Paper Award for
the 2009 meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences
2009
Jennifer L. Hartman, Beth Bjerregaard, and Vivian B. Lord. Identifying
Factors that influence the successful transition of Criminal Justice Transfer
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2009
2009
students. Journal of Criminal Justice Education. Volume 20 (2): 173-193.
Deborah Koetzle Shaffer, Jennifer L. Hartman, and Shelley Listwan. “Drug
Abusing Women in the Community: The Impact of Drug Court Involvement on
Journal of Drug Issues. Volume 39(4): 1045-1069.
Francis T. Cullen, Jennifer L. Hartman, and Cheryl Lero Johnson.* “Bad Guys:
Why the Public Supports Punishing White Collar-Offenders" Crime, Law and
Social Change. Volume 51 (1): 31-44.
Reprinted in: Reflecting on White-Collar and Corporate Crime Discerning
Readings edited by D. Shichor, L. Gaines and A. Schoepfer (2012). Waveland
Press, Inc.
2008
Leah E. Daigle, Kevin M. Beaver, and Jennifer L. Hartman. “A Life-Course
Approach to the Study of Victimization and Offending Behaviors.” Victims and
Offenders. Volume 3 (4): 365-390.
2008
Francis T. Cullen, James D. Unnever, Jennifer L. Hartman, Michael G. Turner,
and Robert Agnew. “Gender, Bullying Victimization and Juvenile Delinquency: A
Test of General Strain Theory.” Victims and Offenders Volume 3 (4): 346-364.
2007
Jennifer L. Hartman, Shelley Listwan, and Deborah Koetzle Shaffer.
“Methamphetamine Users in a Community Based Drug Court: Does Gender
Matter?” Journal of Offender Rehabilitation. Volume 45 (3/4): 109-130.
2007
Michael G. Turner, Jennifer L. Hartman, Lyn Exum, and Francis T. Cullen.
“Examining the Cumulative Effects of Protective Factors: Resiliency Among A
National Sample of High-Risk Youths.” Journal of Offender Rehabilitation.
Volume 46 (1/2): 81-111.
2007
Michael G. Turner, Donna Bishop, and Jennifer L. Hartman. “The Effects of
Prenatal Problems, Family Functioning, and Neighborhood Disadvantage in
Predicting Violent Offending.” Criminal Justice and Behavior. Volume 34
(10)1241-1261.
2003
Jennifer L. Hartman and Joanne Belknap. “Beyond the Gatekeepers: Court
Professionals’ Self-Reported Attitudes About and Experiences with Misdemeanor
Intimate Partner Violence Cases.” Criminal Justice and Behavior. 30 (3): 349-373.
2002
Bonnie S. Fisher, Hartman, Jennifer L., Cullen, Francis, and Michael G.
Turner. “Making Campuses Safer for Students: The ‘Clery Act’ as a Symbolic
Legal Reform.” Stetson Law Review. Volume 32( 1): 61-89.
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2000
Joanne Belknap and Jennifer L. Hartman. “Police Responses to Woman
Battering: Victim Advocates' Reports.” International Review of Victimology.
Volume 7 (2): 159-177.
1999
Kenneth J. Novak, Jennifer L. Hartman, Alexander M. Holsinger, and Michael G.
Turner. “The Effects of Aggressive Policing of Disorder on Serious Crime.”
Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies and Management. Volume
22 (2): 171- 190
1994
John Wooldredge, Jennifer L. Hartman, Edward J. Latessa, and Stephen Holmes.
“Effectiveness of Culturally Specific Community Treatment for African American
Juvenile Felons.” Crime & Delinquency. Volume 40 (4): 589-598.
BOOK CHAPTER PUBLICATIONS:
2011
Jennifer L. Hartman, and Jody L. Sundt. “The Rise of Feminist Criminology:
Freda Adler.” In Francis T. Cullen, Cheryl Lero Jonson, Andrew J. Myer, and
Freda Adler (eds.), The Origins of American Criminology: Advances in
Criminological Theory (Vol. 16). New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction Publishers.
Pgs. 205- 222.
2009
Joanne Belknap, Jennifer L. Hartman, and Victoria L. Lippen “Misdemeanor
Domestic Violence Cases in the Courts: A Detailed Description of the Cases” In
Venessa Garcia and Janice Clifford (eds.), Female Victims of Crime: Reality
Reconsidered. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall. Pages 259-278.
2008
Jennifer L. Hartman and Charisse Coston. “Teaching Tip: The Course
Contract (A Research Note).” Division of Women & Crime Newsletter Vol. 24.
2007
Charisse T.M. Coston and Jennifer L. Hartman. “Teaching Strategies for Large
Classes.” The Criminologist. Volume 32(6): 7.
1999
Joanne Belknap, Dee L.R. Graham, P. Gail Allen, Jennifer L. Hartman, Victoria
Lippen, and Jennifer Sutherland. Predicting Court Outcomes in Intimate Partner
Violence Cases: Preliminary Findings. The Domestic Violence Reporter. Volume
5(1): 1-16.
1997
Jennifer L. Hartman "Operating Principles in Community Supervision" in
Schwartz, Martin D. and Lawrence F. Travis III (eds.), Corrections: An Issues
Approach, 4th Edition. (Cincinnati, Anderson), pp. 187-196
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ENCYCLOPEDIA PUBLICATIONS:
(In press)
Jennifer L. Hartman and Shelley Listwan. (in press). Child Abuse Hotlines. In
J.L. Postmus (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Sexual Violence and Abuse. Santa Barbara,
CA: ABC-CLIO.
2010
Jennifer L. Hartman and Kevin Alligood* “Domestic Violence Protective
Orders.” In Bonnie S. Fisher and Steven Lab (eds.), Encyclopedia of
Victimology and Crime Prevention. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. Pgs. 688- 690.
2010
Jennifer L. Hartman. Non Reporting/ Failure to Report Victimization. In
Bonnie S. Fisher and Steven Lab (eds.), Encyclopedia of Victimology and Crime
Prevention. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. Pgs: 597-600.
2010
Jennifer L. Hartman. An Examination of Rape Shield Laws. In Bonnie S.
Fisher and Steven Lab (eds.), Encyclopedia of Victimology and Crime
Prevention. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. Pgs. 749-751.
2010
Jennifer L. Hartman, and Jody L. Sundt. Adler, Freda: Sisters in Crime. In F. T.
Cullen & P. Wilcox (eds.), Encyclopedia of criminological theory. (pp. 3-6)
Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
WORKS UNDER REVIEW:
Vivian B. Lord, Jennifer L. Hartman and Beth Bjerregaard. “Use of Multiple
Factors that Influence Upper Level Student Retention and Graduation.” Under
Review.
WORKS IN PROGRESS:
Robert Brame, Jennifer L. Hartman and Thomas Loughran “Estimating the
effect of arrest on victim-reported recidivism in spouse assault cases with
interview nonresponse.”
Hartman, Jennifer L. Internships. Encyclopedia of Crime and Criminal Justice.
Paul Friday, Jennifer L. Hartman, Vivian B. Lord, and Lyn Exum. “Intimate
Partner Violence: Role Reversals.”
Thomas J. Holt and Jennifer L. Hartman “Self-Control and Cybercrime
Victimization: Exploring the Expanded General Theory of Crime On-line.”
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Jennifer L. Hartman, Joanne Belknap, and Courtney MacDonald. "A CrossCultural Comparison of U.S. and Canadian Judges' Experiences with and
Attitudes About Intimate Partner Abuse."
Jennifer L. Hartman and Anita Blowers. “Exploring An Established Domestic
Violence Court.”
Kulkarni, Shanti, Jennifer L. Hartman, Holly Bell. “Domestic Violence Service
Providers, Why So Stressed?”
PEER REVIEWED FINAL REPORTS:
2006
Friday, Paul, Vivian Lord, Lyn Exum, and Jennifer L. Hartman. Final Report:
Evaluating the Impact of a Domestic Violence Unit. Washington, DC: National
Institute of Justice.
REPORTS AND MONOGRAPHS:
2011
Turner, Michael G., Beth Bjerregaard, and Jennifer L. Hartman. Gang of One
Program Assessment and Analysis. Final Report submitted to CharlotteMecklenburg Police Department.
2008
Turner, Michael G., Beth Bjerregaard, and Jennifer L. Hartman. “An Evaluation
of the Dangers Involved with Gangs (DIG) Program.” Prepared for the CharlotteMecklenburg Police Department.
2004
Blowers, Anita and Jennifer L. Hartman. “An Examination of the Mecklenburg
County Domestic Violence Court.” A Final Report to the League of Women
Voters and Charlotte Mecklenburg County Courts, Charlotte, NC.
2001
Hartman, Jennifer, Jack McDevitt, and Susan Bennett. “An Evaluation of
Boston’s Drug Court.” A Final Report submitted to Boston Coalition Against
Drugs and Violence.
2000
Belknap, Joanne, Dee Graham, Jennifer Hartman, Victoria Lippen, Gail Allen
and Jennifer Sutherland. Final Report: Factors Related to Domestic Violence Court
Dispositions in a Large Urban Area: The Role of Victim/Witness Reluctance and
Other Variables. Washington, DC: National Institute of Justice.
1998
VanVoorhis, Patricia, Joanne Belknap, Jennifer L. Hartman, Kristi J. Holsinger,
and Shelley Johnson. “Gender Perceptions of divorced Circumstances, Processes,
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and Outcomes and Their Effects on Mental and Physical Health.” A Report to the
Hamilton County Domestic Violence Relations Court.
1997
Latessa, Edward J., Lawrence F. Travis, Alexander M. Holsinger, Michael G.
Turner, and Jennifer L. Hartman. "Evaluation of Ohio's Community Corrections
Act Program by County Size." For the Ohio Depart. of Rehabilitation & Correction.
1997
Latessa, Edward J., Lawrence F. Travis, Alexander M. Holsinger, Michael G.
Turner, and Jennifer L. Hartman. "Evaluation of Ohio's Community-Based
Correctional Facilities." For the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction.
1997
Latessa, Edward J., Lawrence F. Travis, Alexander M. Holsinger, Michael G.
Turner, and Jennifer L. Hartman. "Evaluation of Ohio's Community Corrections
Act and Community-Based Correctional Facilities." For the Ohio Department of
Rehabilitation and Correction, February 1997.
1996
Latessa, Edward J., Lawrence F. Travis, Lorraine Green Mazerolle, Paul Mazerolle,
Michael G. Turner, Jennifer L. Hartman, and Alexander M. Holsinger.
"Development of Comprehensive Community Corrections Plans" for 16 Ohio
Cincinnati: Division of Criminal Justice, University of Cincinnati, 1996.
AWARDS:
Research
2009
2007
Teaching
2011
“Exploring the Gender Differences In Protective Factors: Implications for
Understanding Resiliency” selected for the William L. Simon/Anderson ACJS
Outstanding Paper Award for the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
Reassignment of Duties (Research Leave) (Fall 2007) UNC Charlotte.
Nomination, Building Educational Strengths & Talents (BEST) program
“Outstanding Faculty Award”
2009
Phi Kappa Phi, a faculty honorary organization, nominee.
2002
Northeastern University, Teacher of the Year for the College of Criminal Justice.
Elected by Criminal Justice Students and Faculty.
Service
2009
Women of the Year Award, Faculty Winner. UNC Charlotte Women’s Leadership
Conference.
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PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS:
2012
Jennifer L. Hartman, Michael G. Turner, and Beth Bjerregaard. “Does Youth
Gang Intervention Work?” Presented at the Annual Meeting of ACJS, NYC,
NY.
2011
Debra K. Shaffer, Jennifer L. Hartman, Leah Daigle and Joel Liberman.
“Online Learning” Presented at the Annual Meeting of ASC, Washington, DC.
2011
Jennifer L. Hartman, Hallie Putt, Michael G. Turner and Beth Bjerregaard.*
Gang of One Outcomes. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southern
Criminal Justice Association, Memphis, TN.
2011
Kaitlin Boyle, Lisa Walker and Jennifer L. Hartman.* The re-identification of
acquaintance rape and re-victimization. Presented at the National Conference of
Southeastern Women’s Studies Association (SEWSA), Atlanta, GA.
2010
Vivian B. Lord, Jennifer L. Hartman &Beth Bjerregaard. “Second Transition
Period.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of ASC, San Francisco, CA.
2010
Jennifer L. Hartman, Beth Bjerregaard &Michel G. Turner. “Evaluation of
the Dangers Involved with Gangs project. Presented at the Annual Meeting of
ASC, San Francisco, CA.
2010
Shelley Listwan, Jennifer L. Hartman, &Debra K. Shaffer (2010). Emotional
and verbal victimization of prisoners. Presented at the annual meetings of the
Southern Criminal Justice Association, Clearwater Beach, FL
2010
Vivian B. Lord, Jennifer L. Hartman &Beth Bjerregaard. “Use of Multiple
Factors that Influence Upper Level Student Retention and Graduation.”
Presented at the Annual Meeting of ACJS, San Diego, CA.
2009
Paul C. Friday, Vivian B. Lord, Jennifer Hartman &Lyn Exum, “Role Reversals
in Domestic Violence” Symposium of the World Society of Victimology. Mito,
Japan. August.
2009
Catherine Kaukinen, Angela R. Gover, &Jennifer L. Hartman. “Gender
Differences in the Extent, Nature, and Context of Dating Violence among
Young Women and Men.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of ASC,
Philadelphia, PA.
2009
Deborah Koetzle Shaffer, Jennifer L. Hartman, Alex Holsinger, Christina
DeJong, Mike Gizzi, Leah Daigle &Charlene Taylor. “Integrating Social
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Networking Mechanisms.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of ASC,
Philadelphia, PA.
2009
Jennifer L. Hartman, Beth Bjerregaard, &Vivian B. Lord. Identifying Factors
that influence the successful transition of Criminal Justice Transfer students.
Presented at the Annual Meeting of Southern Criminal Justice Association,
Charleston, SC.
2009
Deborah Koetzle Shaffer, Jennifer L. Hartman &Shelley Johnson Listwan
“Predicting Drug Court Outcomes Among those who prefer Cocaine.” Presented at
the Annual Meeting of ACJS, Boston, MA.
2009
Catherine Kaukinen, Angela R. Gover, &Jennifer L. Hartman. “The CoOccurrence of Dating Violence: Victimization and Perpetration Among College
Students.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of ACJS, Boston, MA.
2008
Vivian B. Lord &Jennifer L. Hartman. “Effective Strategies for Retention and
Academic Success Among Criminal Justice Transfer and Freshmen-Declared
Majors.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of ASC, St. Louis, MO.
2008
Jennifer L. Hartman, Charisse Coston, Anita Blowers. “The Utility of Using a
Course Contract in the Classroom.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of ASC, St.
Louis, MO.
2008
Jennifer L. Hartman, Shannon Santana, Leah Daigle, &Bonnie Fisher. “Sexual
and Nonsexual Violent Victimization: A Gendered Approach to Explaining
Differences in Reporting.”Presented at the Annual Meeting of ASC, St. Louis, MO.
2008
Jennifer L. Hartman &Jody L. Sundt. “The Rise of Feminist Criminology: Freda
Adler.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of ASC, St. Louis, MO.
2008
Leah E. Daigle, Fisher, Bonnie S., Santana, Shannon, &Jennifer L. Hartman.
“What Influences Reporting Single and Recurring Victimizations to Law
Enforcement and Others?: Results From the NCVS.” Presented at the Annual
Meeting of ASC, St. Louis, MO.
2008
Jennifer L. Hartman, Michael G. Turner, Leah Daigle, M. Lyn Exum, &Francis
Cullen. “Exploring the Gender Differences in Protective Factors: Implications for
Understanding Resiliency” presented at the Annual Meeting of ACJS, Cincinnati,
OH.
2007
Michael G. Turner, M. Lyn Exum, &Jennifer L. Hartman. “Understanding the
Effects of Formal and Informal Certainty of Punishment on Cheating” Presented at
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the Annual Meeting of ASC, Atlanta, GA.
2007
M. Lyn Exum, Michael G. Turner, &Jennifer L. Hartman. “Testing Rational
Choice Theory with a Behavioral Measure of Offending.” Presented at the Annual
Meeting of ASC, Atlanta, GA.
2007
Deborah Schaeffer, Shelley Listwan, &Jennifer L. Hartman. “The Efficacy of
Drug Courts: Does Gender Matter?” Presented at the Annual Meeting of ASC,
Atlanta, GA.
2007*
Francis T. Cullen, Jennifer L. Hartman, &Cheryl Lero Jonson. “Betrayers of
Trust: Public Support for Punishing White-Collar "Crooks".” Presented at the
Annual Meeting of ASC, Atlanta, GA.
2007
Shelley Johnson Listwan, Deborah Schaffer, &Jennifer L. Hartman. “Combating
Methamphetamine in the Community: The Efficacy of the Drug Court Model”
Presented at ACJS Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA
2006
Paul Friday &Jennifer L. Hartman. “The Impact of a Domestic Violence Unit
on Repeat Offending and Repeat Victimization” Presented at the Annual
Grantees Meeting of National Institute of Justice.
2006*
Paul Friday, Jennifer L. Hartman, Vivian Lord, Lyn Exum, Audrey Grau, &Terhi
Tellsavare. “Establishing Standardized Screening Criteria: Evaluating a
Specialized Domestic Violence Court.” Presented at ACJS Annual Meeting
Baltimore, MD.
2004
Jennifer L. Hartman &Michael Turner. “Investigating the Within-Individual
Changes of Attitudinal Measures of Patriarchy.” Presented at the Annual Meeting
of ASC, Nashville, TN.
2003
Anita Blowers &Jennifer L. Hartman. “Exploring the Effectiveness of a
Domestic Violence Court.” Presented at the ASC Annual Meeting, Denver, CO.
2002
Jennifer L. Hartman &Shelley Johnson Listwan. “Exploring the Effectiveness of
Drug Courts for Men and Women” Presented at the ACJS Annual Meeting,
Anaheim, CA.
2001*
Jennifer L. Hartman &Tammy Felix. “Changing the Face of Rape: Attitudes
Toward Women, Victims and Rape Myth Perceptions.” Presented at the ACJS
Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C.
Heather Couture &Jennifer L. Hartman. “Revisiting Sex Differences in Rape
Reporting.” Presented at the ACJS Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C.
2001*
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2000*
Michael G.Turner, Daigle, Leah E. &Jennifer L. Hartman. “The Effects of Life
Circumstances on the short-term within individual variability in adolescents’
involvement in Delinquency” Presented at the ASC Annual Meeting, San
Francisco, Ca.
2000
Jennifer L. Hartman. “NIJ Violence Against Women Project: Exploring
Probation and Domestic Violence.” Invited Presenter NIJ Annual conference on
Criminal Justice Research and Evaluation. July 16- 19, 2000.
2000*
Jennifer L. Hartman, David Singer, &Jennifer Caperton. “Community
Supervisors/Probation Officers: Attitudes and Perceptions on Interpersonal
Violence. Presented at the ACJS Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA.
1999*
Bennett, Susan, Jennifer Hartman, &Jack McDevitt. “Urban Drug Courts: A New
Alternative or “More of the Same?” Presented at the ASC Annual Meeting,
Toronto, Canada.
1999
Jennifer L. Hartman &Joanne Belknap. “Beyond the Gatekeepers: Final Report
on Court Professionals’ Responses to Municipal Domestic Violence Cases in an
Urban Area.” Presented at the ACJS Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL.
1998
Belknap, Joanne, Jennifer Hartman, &Victoria Lippen. “The Court Processing of
Misdemeanor Intimate Partner Battering Cases.” Presented at the ASC Annual
Meeting, Washington, DC
1998*
Peterson, Nicole, Melissa Moon, Jennifer L. Hartman, &Kelly L. Brown. "An
Analysis of the Criminal Justice Job Market: Past and Present." Presented at the
ACJS Annual Meeting, Albuquerque, NM.
1998
Hartman, Jennifer L. &Joanne Belknap. "Court Officials Self-Reported
Processing of Battering Cases." Presented at the ACJS Annual Meeting,
Albuquerque, NM.
1997
Hartman, Jennifer L. &Joanne Belknap. “Judges', Prosecutors' and Defense
Attorneys' Perceptions of Domestic Violence Cases.” Presented at the ASC Annual
Meeting, San Diego, CA.
1997
Jennifer L. Hartman, Joanne Belknap, Dee Graham, &Victoria Lippen. "Factors
Influencing Court-Level Decision-Making in Domestic Violence Cases." Presented
at the ASC Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA.
1997
Patricia Van Voorhis, Joanne Belknap, Jennifer L. Hartman, Kristi J. Holsinger,
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&Shelley Johnson. "The Impact of Divorce Circumstances, Processes and
Outcomes, on Mental Health (Stress)." Presented at the ASC Annual Meeting, San
Diego, CA.
1997
Paul Mazerolle, Jennifer L. Hartman, Michael G. Turner, &Alexander M.
Holsinger. "Predictions of Prison and Probation: Examining the Rural-Urban
Factor." Presented at the ACJS Annual Meeting, Louisville, KY.
1997
Kenneth J. Novak, Jennifer L. Hartman, Alexander M. Holsinger, &Michael G.
Turner. "Proactive Policing of Disorder Crime: Unanticipated Benefits." Presented
at the ACJS Annual Meeting, Louisville, KY.
1996
Jennifer L. Hartman &Joanne Belknap. "Police Response to Violence Against
Women." Presented at the ASC Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL.
1996
Patricia Van Voorhis, Joanne Belknap, Jennifer L. Hartman, Kristi J. Holsinger,
&Shelley Johnson. "Divorce Outcome: Gender Differences in Perceptions."
Presented at the ASC Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL.
1996
Jennifer L. Hartman &Lawrence F. Travis, III. "Thirty-Nine Years of Parole
Rules. Presented at the ACJS Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, NV.
1996
Kenneth J. Novak, Michael G. Turner, Jennifer L. Hartman, &Alexander M.
Holsinger. "Analyzing the Stability of Crime Hot Spots." Presented at the ACJS
Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, NV.
1995
Jennifer L. Hartman, Kelly L. Brown, &Melissa Moon. "Academic Employment:
Toward A Better Understanding of the Criminal Justice Job Market." Presented at
the ACJS Annual Meeting, Boston, MA.
1994
Jennifer L.Hartman "Are There Patterns to Violent Youth?" Presented at the ASC
Annual Meeting, Miami, FL.
1994
Jennifer L.Hartman & John Wooldredge. "An Evaluation of Community versus
Institutional Treatment for Juvenile Felons in Cincinnati. " Presented at the ACJS
Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL.
1993
Jennifer L.Hartman "Identifying Violent Juvenile Delinquents." Presented at the
ACJS Annual Meeting, Kansas City, MO.
1992
Jennifer L.Hartman & Jeffrey D. Senese. "A Comparative Assessment of the
Operational Climate of Jails." Presented at the ASC Annual Meeting, New Orleans,
LA.
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*= conference presentations presented with students
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GRANT EXPERIENCE:
2009- present Shanti Kulkarni and Jennifer L. Hartman. UNC Charlotte Faculty Research Grant
“Exploring the Relationship Between Organizational Factors, Staff Wellbeing and
Service Quality: A Statewide Survey of Domestic Violence Programs” Funded for
$12,000.
2008-2009
Jennifer L. Hartman. “Men, Masculinities and the Media” awarded by the
UNC Charlotte Chancellor’s Diversity Challenge Fund ($5,000) and CLAS
Speaker Fund ($3,000).
2009- present
Turner, Michael G., Beth Bjerregaard, and Jennifer L. Hartman. (CMPD Gang of One). Evaluation of the Dangers Involved with Gangs Project.
Subcontract from Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
(OJJDP) for $100,000.
2006- 2008
Jennifer L. Hartman and Vivian B. Lord Effective Strategies for Retention and
Academic Success Among Criminal Justice Transfer and Freshmen-Declared
Majors. Funded for $12,600 from UNC Charlotte Academic Program Improvement
(API) grant.
2005- present
Kristie Blevins, Tom Holt, Joe Kuhns and Jennifer L. Hartman. “Johnny Come
Home” Funded for $4,500 from Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department (with
$1,000 internal grant from UNC Charlotte) .
2004- 2006
Paul Friday, Vivian Lord, Lyn Exum and Jennifer L. Hartman. “Evaluating the
Impact of a Specialized Domestic Violence Police Unit” Funded for $93,000 from
National Institute of Justice.
Jennifer L. Hartman and Anita Blowers. UNC Charlotte Faculty Research Grant
“Assessing the Mecklenburg County Domestic Violence Court” Funded for $8,960.
2003- 2004
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE:
1998- 2001
Project Director of Boston Drug Court Evaluation. Funded by Robert Wood
Johnson Foundation. Funded for $10,000. Jack McDevitt, Principal Investigator.
1997-1998
Project Director of National Institute of Justice Grant: Domestic Violence Court
Disposition in a Large Urban Area: The Role of Victim/Witness Reluctance and
Other Variables. Funded for $118,000. Joanne Belknap and Dee Graham, Co-PIs.
1997-1998
Project Director of Office of Criminal Justice Services Grant: Ohio's Pilot Day
Reporting Program. Funded for $108,000. Edward J. Latessa, Lawrence F. Travis,
III, and Robert Langworthy, Co-principal investigators.
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1995-1998
Research Associate on Domestic Relations Court Evaluation for Women
Advocates for Divorce Education (W.A.D.E.). Patricia Van Voorhis and Joanne
Belknap, Project Supervisors.
1997
Consultant to the Butler County Juvenile Court Community Correctional Facility.
1996-1997
Research Associate of Ohio Department of Youth Services Grant: RECLAIM Ohio
Initiative. Funded for $125,000. Edward J. Latessa, Principal investigator.
1996
Consultant to The Light Center, Columbus, Ohio.
1995-1996
Project Director of Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction Grant:
Community Corrections Planning Grants. Funded for $330,000. Edward J. Latessa
and Lawrence F. Travis, III, Co-principal investigators.
Research Associate of Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction Grant:
Ohio Community-Based Correctional Based Facility Evaluation. Funded for
$55,000. Edward Latessa and Lawrence F. Travis, III, Co-principal investigators.
1995-1996
1995-1996
Research Associate of Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction Grant:
Statewide Community Corrections -Act Evaluation. Funded for $60,000. Edward
Latessa and Lawrence F. Travis, III, Co-principal investigators.
1995
Consultant to Butler County Jail Population Management Evaluation.
1995
Research Assistant for Cincinnati's Police Division's Telephone Crime Unit.
1993
Research Assistant for American Correctional Association: Use of Force. Funded
for $250,000. Derral Cheatwood and Jeffrey D. Senese, Co-principal investigators.
1992-1994
Research Assistant for Maryland Assessment Resource Center, Univ. of Baltimore
and for Hoffberger Center of Professional Ethics, University of Baltimore.
SUBMITTED GRANTS:
2010
Lorraine Acker, Jennifer L. Hartman, Ted Lewis and Thersa Rhodes. Healthy
Relationship Peer Educator Program. $10,000. AVON foundation. Status: Not
funded.
2009
Jennifer L. Hartman, David Spano, Theresa Rhodes, Beth Bjerregaard and
Shanti Kulkarni. “UNC Charlotte Safe Campus Initiative.” Submitted to Office
of Violence Against Women. $189,826. Status: Not funded.
2009
Jennifer L. Hartman. “Domestic Violence Barriers Survey.” Submitted to the
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Executive Committee of the Women’s Summit in Charlotte, NC. $25,000.
Status: Not funded.
2008
Jennifer L. Hartman, David Spano and Theresa Rhodes. “Coordinating Campus
and Community Efforts to create a non violent campus” Submitted to Office of
Violence Against Women. Status: Not funded.
2007
Jennifer L. Hartman and Terri Rhodes. “Creating a Non Violent Campus:
Coordinating Campus and Community Efforts” Submitted to Office of Violence
Against Women. Status: Not funded
2006
Jennifer L. Hartman, Paul Friday, Alex Piquero. “Understanding the Long Term
Dynamics of a Dating Violence Prevention Program.” Submitted to: Department of
Health & Human Services: Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Status: Not funded.
2004
Vivian Lord, Paul Friday, Lyn Exum and Jennifer L. Hartman. “Examining
Factors that Reduce Domestic Violence Assaults” Submitted to Department of
Health and Human Services. Status: Not funded.
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING:
2009
“More Than a Few Good Men: Strategies for Inspiring Men and Boys to be
Allies in Gender Violence Prevention.” Trained by Jackson Katz (3/4/09).
2008
Safe Zone training. Trained by Ted Lewis, UNC Charlotte.
1997
Correctional Program Assessment Inventory (CPAI). Developed by Paul Gendreau
and Donald A. Andrews. Trained by Paul Gendreau.
1997
Youthful Level of Service/Case Management Inventory (YLS/CMI). Developed
by Robert D. Hoge and Donald A. Andrews. Trained by Donald A. Andrews.
1997
Level of Service Inventory-Revised (LSI-R). Developed by Robert D. Hoge and
Donald A. Andrews. Trained by Donald A. Andrews, May 1997.
1995
Didactic Surviving Hazard Models. Trained by Pamela Lattimore, NIJ, March.
PEDAGOGICAL WORKSHOPS:
2011
Motivating Students, Institute for Learning and Teaching (10/11)
2009
Clickers in the Classroom, Institute for Learning and Teaching (2/09)
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2008
Increasing Student Success, Institute for Learning and Teaching (8/08)
2008
Engaging Freshmen Large Introductory Classes, Summer Institute (week long 5/08)
2008
Wholistic Approach to Online Class, Distance Education UNC Charlotte (4/08)
2006
Achieving Curriculum Diversity, Summer Institute (week long, 5/06)
ACTIVITIES and SERVICE:
Invited Service: Federal Advisory Committees
2012
Member, review for CDC.
2008
Member, reviewed for “Research for Preventing Violence and Violence Related
Injury (RO1) for the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control; Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention (NCIPC/CDC). Atlanta, GA.
2007
Member, reviewed for “Research for Preventing Violence and Violence –Related
Injury” (R01) for the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control; Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention (NCIPC/CDC). Atlanta, GA.
Invited Service
2011
American Psychology Law Society (AP-LS) Early Career Professional Grant-InAid Reviewing
Invited/Keynote Speaker:
2009
“Space for Justice: Race and Class in Our Criminal Justice System, Panelist.”
(with Bruce Arrigo and James Ferguson) UNC Charlotte Community
Conversations: Changing Times…Changing Minds Hosted by UNC Charlotte
Community Affairs 4/15/09.
2009
Intersections of ISM: A Panel Discussion on Racism, Classism, Sexism, &
Heterosexism, Academic Panelist. Hosted by UNC Charlotte Multicultural
Resource Center 2/17/09.
2008
“Women’s Agenda Assembly” facilitator for the Women’s Commission 9/17/08.
2008
“Breaking Barriers: A Domestic Violence Conversation” hosted by the
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Mecklenburg County Domestic Violence Advocacy Council, Academic Panelist.
2007
“The U.S. War on Drugs as a Racist Mechanism.” Presented to Drs. Robert Smith
and Debra Wilson. The Wire: Race, Urbanization and Crime in Contemporary Film
2007
“Exploring the Mecklenburg County Domestic Violence Protective Order
(DVPO) Hearings” invited presentation made before the Domestic Violence
Advocacy Council Charlotte, NC 11/807.
2007
“Protective Order Hearings: Are They Worth the Hassle?” Invited presentation
to the League of Women Voters Charlotte, NC 5/1/07.
2004
“Exploring the Effectiveness of the Mecklenburg County Domestic Violence
Court” (with Anita N. Blowers) invited presentations made before the
Mecklenburg County Domestic Violence Judges (4/15/04); Domestic Violence
Advocacy Council and League of Women Voters (4/20/04).
Professional Service:
2012
Member Editorial Board, Journal of Criminal Justice Education. Member
Editorial Board American Journal of Criminal Justice. Program Committee
Member, ACJS. Chair, Nominations Committee DWC.
2011
Member, search committee for ACJS Today Editorship. Chair, Nominations
Committee DWC.
2010
Chair, American Society of Criminology, Division of Women & Crime
Nominations Committee.
2008-2011
Board of Directors, Elected to the Southern Criminal Justice Association.
2008, 2009
Chair, American Society of Criminology Division of Women & Crime Graduate
and Undergraduate Student Paper Award.
2009
MacNamara Award Committee Member, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
2006
Program Committee Member, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
2004
Program Section Editor, American Society of Criminology.
2003-2004
1999-2001
Member, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Student Affairs Committee.
Member Editorial Board, Journal of Criminal Justice Education.
1999-2000
Member, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Minority and Women Committee.
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1994-1998
Member, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Student Affairs Committee.
Community Service:
2011-
Member, Advisory Board to United Family Services LKN Division
2010
Judicial Forum moderator, Mecklenburg County Judicial Forum.
2010-2011
Faculty Seminar Leader, Charlotte Teacher’s Institute.
2009
Analyst to the Mecklenburg County Prosecutor’s Office. “Understanding
Misdemeanor Dismissal Rates.”
2009
Analyst to the Mecklenburg County Jail and Work Release Center. “In and Out of
Treatment: Serving Active Offenders.”
2009
Analyst to Gaston County Domestic Violence Advocacy Council “Exploring
Domestic Violence Victimizations.”
2007-2008
Member, Violence Against Women Task Force, “Women’s Summit” Charlotte, NC.
2006- present
Consultant League of Women Voters, “Women’s Issues Committee”
2002- present
Consultant to Domestic Violence Advocacy Committee, Charlotte, NC.
1996
Analyst The Light Center: assist incarcerated women and girls. Columbus, OH
1996
Member, Domestic Violence Coordinating Council (D.V.C.C.). Cincinnati, OH
1995-1998
Analyst Women Advocates for Divorce Education (W.A.D.E.), Cincinnati, OH
University and College Service:
2011
2010
2009
Member, search committee for IPV position Wellness promotion department;
Chair, Personally Speaking series, Undergraduate Committee
Member, search committee for Mental Health / Relationship Violence position
Wellness promotion department, UNCC Student Health center; co-director for
Women’s and Gender studies GenX program; Charlotte Teacher’s Institute
advisory board member, Undergraduate Committee, Chair Personally Speaking
series.
UNC Charlotte Leadership program; Women’s and Gender Studies Speaker Series
Committee; Arts and Science representative and Recorder; Department diversity
officer; Graduate Director for the Women’s And Gender Studies Program;
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2008
2007
2006
2005
2004-2005
2003-2004
2002- 2003
2000- 2001
1998- 2002
1999- 2001
1999- 2000
1998- 2000
1998-1999
1998-1999
University Advisory Council member to Charlotte Teacher’s Institute;
Interpersonal Violence committee; China Center member.
Women’s and Gender Studies Speaker Series Committee; Arts and Science
representative and Recorder; Faculty Employment Status Committee (FESC);
Department diversity officer; Interpersonal Violence committee; Graduate Director
for the Women’s and Gender Studies Program.
Women’s Academy Advisory Board, member; Interpersonal Violence committee;
Faculty Employment Status Committee (FESC); Undergraduate Committee,
member; Arts and Science representative; Women’s and Gender Studies: Steering
Committee, SEWSA conference program transportation coordinator, Speaker
Series Committee; Department Diversity Officer; UNCC Library representative.
Interpersonal Violence committee; Faculty Employment Status Committee (FESC);
Undergraduate Committee; Masters Comprehensive Committee; UNCC Library
representative; Alternative to Arts and Science; Member WMST; Curriculum
committee and Learning Community committee; and Department Diversity Officer.
Representative to Faculty Council Sp05; Alternative to Arts and Science- Fall and
Spring 05; UNCC Library representative; Review of policy’s committee; UG
committee; Qualifying Exam committee.
Member, UNCC UG committee; Qualifying Exam Committee; alternate to Arts
and Science Council.
Alternate to Arts and Science Council
Member, UNCC Comprehensive Exam Committee; Research Methods Committee.
Member, Northeastern University Community Outreach Committee
Member, Northeastern University Search Committee
Member, Northeastern University Executive Committee (elected position)
Member, Northeastern University Personnel Committee
Member, Northeastern University Graduate Committee
Member, Northeastern University Undergraduate Committee
Member, Northeastern University RSDF Committee
MEMBERSHIP in PROFESSIONAL ACADEMIC ORGANIZATIONS:
1991- present
American Society of Criminology.
Division of Women and Crime, member 1994 to present.
Collaboration Working Group, member since 2002.
1991- present
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
Women and Minority Section, member 1994 to present.
2008- present
Southern Criminal Justice Association
Peer Reviewer:
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology │Criminology │Criminal Justice Review│
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Criminology and Public Policy │ Crime and Delinquency │ International Journal of Offender
Therapy and Comparative Criminology │ Journal of Criminal Justice Education │ Journal of
Experimental Criminology│ Justice Quarterly │ Policing: An International Journal of Police
Strategies and Management │ Violence Against Women │ Women and Criminal Justice
TEACHING EXPERIENCE (COURSES TAUGHT):
Undergraduate:
Criminology; Freshmen Seminar; Gender, Race and Justice; Prisons and Jail;
Probation, Parole and Community Treatment; Social Control and Deviance;
Victimology; Victims and the Criminal Justice System; Introduction to
Criminal Justice; Research Methods; Victimology; Victims and the Criminal
Justice System
Graduate:
Alternatives to Incarceration; Gender, Race and Justice; Victimology;
Victims and the Criminal Justice System
FACULTY MENTORSHIP:
Advance Mentoring Program: Tina Botts (2011-2012)
STUDENT MENTORSHIP:
PhD committee member: Angelique Seifreit (2006); Martha Bottia (2010); Brian Foreman (2010).
Comprehensive Doctoral Exams: Elizabeth Wemlinger-Keiner (2010)
Thesis Chair: Audrey Grau (2006).
Thesis Committee Member: Justin Smith (2006); Tammatha Altizzar (2006); Terhi Tellsavare
(2007); Karen Bean (2009); Kaitlin M. Boyle (2011).
API Chair: Sherry Chen (2006).
U.G. Independent Study: Ronda Lowe (2007); Kevin Alligood (2007); Melissa Mensah (2009);
Bethany Peters (2009); Corey Burrows (2009).
Graduate Tutorial: Karen Bean (2008); Jennifer Moore (2009).
McNair Scholars: Marcella McArthur (2004); Ashley Hughes (2007).
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