Fourth Annual International Crime, Media & Popular Culture Studies Conference: A Cross Disciplinary Exploration
September
17th, 18th & 19th, 2012
Conference Registration Table will be Open in Conference Hotel Lobby
Sunday, September 16, 2012 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Indiana State University
Terre Haute, Indiana
Sponsored by:
Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice
Indiana State University
Conference Chair:
Franklin T. Wilson, Ph.D.
Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice
Indiana State University
frank.wilson@indstate.edu
Conference Administrative Assistant:
ISU-ICMPCS-CONF@mail.indstate.edu
cmpc@indstate.edu
Conference Goals
The Annual International Crime, Media and Popular Culture Studies Conference was established to encourage an international cross-disciplinary exchange between both academic scholars and practitioners who are engaged in research, teaching and practices associated with crime, deviance, history, social justice, policy, and law and their relationship with the media and popular culture. The conference serves as a forum for the dissemination of knowledge associated with these areas of study in an effort to engender further growth of the discipline among students, academicians and practitioners.
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE
EXTENDED:
Monday July 2, 2012
*Early abstract submission is recommended
REGISTRATION/PAYMENT DEADLINE - PRESENTERS: July 02 REGISTRATION/PAYMENT DEADLINE - NON-PRESENTERS: Sept 03
*Everyone planning on attending the conference, whether presenting or just attending, must register and pay a registration fee in order to gain access to conference presentations.
*If you are presenting, failure to register and to pay registration fee by this date will result in removal from program.
*If you are from ISU you only need to register if you are presenting.
*If you are just attending you must show your ISU ID Card at the door.
Featured Speakers
 Lisa Wade, Ph.D. Department of Sociology Occidental College ""The Girl Doesn't Expect Anything...": How a Media Manufactured Sexuality is Shaping Campus Sexual Culture" |
3.jpg) Cherstin M. Lyon, Ph.D. Department of History California State University, San Bernardino "Suspect Citizens, Civil Disobedience, and the Propaganda of Patriotism and National Security during World War II and Today" |
 Amy E. Cook, Ph.D. Department of Theater and Drama Indiana University "Cognitive Science, Casting, and the Construction of Narratives of Blame" |
 Andrea Isabel Quijada Executive Director Media Literacy Project "The Color of Crime: Race, Media, and Prisons in the U.S." |
 Maggie O'Neill, Ph.D. School of Applied and Social Sciences Durham University
“Photo-ethnography, Visual Methods
and Interventions in Public Policy: Community Politics and
Resistance in DTES Vancouver"
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 L. Paul Sutton, Ph.D. School of Public Affairs San Diego State University "Film Making Criminology: Breaking 'True'" |
 Chris Brown, M.A. Student Department of Communications University of Arkansas at Monticello "The Super Other': Exposing Political and Social Otherization in Mainstream Comic Media" |
 Elizabeth Castle, Ph.D. Native Studies Department University of South Dakota "Braids, Shades, and Dreamcatchers on the Rearview Mirror: The Politics of being Native in South Dakota" |
 Tammy Anderson, Ph.D. Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice University of Delaware |
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Evening Entertainment and Keynote Events
,Date and Time Forthcoming
TOUR OF THE EUGENE V. DEBS HOME AND MUSEUM
http://debsfoundation.org/tourhome.html
,Date and Time Forthcoming
POETRY SLAM EVENT
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This year we will host our first poetry slam
event. Participants will consist of conference attendees who wish to
participate. Musical instruments and power points are welcome. Space is
limited so if you are interested please contact Dr. Tammy Castle of James
Madison University at
castletl@jmu.edu . You must be registered before you
are placed on the official bill. Please send Dr. Castle the title of your
poem, your title and university or organizational affiliation as you would
like it to appear, and let her know if you will be using a musical
instrument or power point. Participation in this event does not count as a
paper presentation for the conference and will not be included in the
official program.
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