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1 Tara O'Connor Shelley , EDUCATION 2006 in Criminology and Criminal Justice Florida State University Dissertation Title: Environmental Threat, Environmental Crime Salience, and Social Control Advisor: Professor Ted Chiricos 1997 in Justice, Law and Society The American University Advisor: Professor Brian Forst 1995 in Government The University of Redlands PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE August 2016-Present Associate Professor Director of the Institute for Criminal Justice Leadership and Public Policy School of Criminology and Criminal Justice and Strategic Studies Tarleton State University Courses taught at Tarleton: Foundations of Criminological Theory, Victimology.

2 2012-August 2016 Associate Professor Center for the Study of Crime and Justice (CSCJ) (Co-Director) ` Environmental Justice CSU Working Group (Co-Founder and Co-PI) Center for Disaster and Risk Analysis (CDRA) (Faculty Affiliate) School of Global Environmental Sustainability (Faculty Scholar) Center for Women s Studies and Gender Research (Faculty Affiliate) Department of Sociology Colorado State University 2006-2012 Assistant Professor Center for the Study of Crime and Justice (CSCJ) Center for Women s Studies and Gender Research (Faculty Affiliate) Department of Sociology Colorado State University Courses taught at CSU: Environmental Justice, Law Enforcement and Society, Criminology, Comparative Criminal Justice Systems, Comparative Crime and Deviance, Introduction to Criminal Justice, Social Problems, Green Criminology, and Capstone Seminar.

3 Tara Shelley 2 1999-2006 Instructor & Teaching Assistant College of Criminology & Criminal Justice Florida State University Courses taught: Introduction to Law Enforcement, Police Problems and Practices, Criminal and Delinquent Behavior, Qualitative Observation, Diversity and Justice, Introduction to Criminal Justice, Practical Survey Research, and Research Methods. 2005-2006 Government Analyst Office of Statewide Intelligence Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) Responsibilities: Provided research and statistical analysis for several projects related to law enforcement issues. Primary responsibilities included report writing and statistical analysis of firearm-related crime in the Northern District of Florida for the Department of Justice Project Safe Neighborhoods initiative.

4 2002-2005 Assistant Editor and Richard L. Rachin Fellow Journal of Drug Issues, Florida State University Responsibilities: The Journal of Drug Issues (JDI) is a well-recognized refereed publication in the addictions field. JDI is a multidisciplinary journal with domestic and international contributors and subscribers and is dedicated to providing a professional and scholarly forum on national and international problems associated with illicit drugs. Typical journal duties included: reviewing incoming manuscripts for publication consideration; drafting rejection letters that addressed specific manuscript weaknesses in order to assist the author(s) improve the piece before submitting it to another publication outlet; selecting appropriate referees for manuscript review and communicating with them on a regular basis; reconciling conflicting publication recommendations from referees; reviewing galleys prior to publication; and assisting with a variety of other editorial responsibilities.

5 2001-2002 Research Consultant The Policy Lab, Washington, Responsibilities: Conducted research for government funded research projects related to law enforcement issues. Project work involved researching and writing reports on diversity programs and strategies in the Chicago, Los Angeles, and Houston Police Departments. 1996-1999 Research Associate Police Executive Research Forum (PERF), Washington, Responsibilities: Supported government and privately funded research projects related to law enforcement issues. Responsibilities included proposal development; design of research methods; preparation of literature reviews; survey design and administration; data management and descriptive statistical analysis; qualitative field research; development of training curricula, final reports and related publications; management of training, technical assistance, workshops and conferences.

6 See externally-funded research section for additional information. Tara Shelley 3 1995-1996 Program Assistant Justice Research and Statistics Association (JRSA), Washington, Responsibilities: Researched, compiled, and edited publications and special reports; provided technical assistance and program analysis; and managed workshops and conferences. See externally-funded research section for additional information. 1994 Program Analyst, Internship Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA), Evaluation and Technical Assistance Branch, Washington, Responsibilities: Provided qualitative and quantitative information for state and local program workshops and fact sheets.

7 Assisted in the planning and implementation of state and local program workshops. Provided assistance to the lead agency contact on the BJA Firearms Trafficking Control Program. Covered congressional hearings on criminal justice issues. PUBLISHED WORKS Co-Authored and Edited Books: Kenney, Dennis J., Dina Rose, Tara O Connor Shelley , Cristine Maglieri, Melissa Reuland, and Deborah Lamm Weisel, 1999, A Conflict of Rights: Public Safety and Abortion Clinic Conflict and Violence, Washington : Police Executive Research Forum (ISBN#:1-878734-62-8), pp. 1-368. Shelley , Tara O Connor and Anne C. Grant (editors), 1998, Problem Oriented Policing: Crime-Specific Problems, Critical Issues and Making POP Work, Washington : Police Executive Research Forum (ISBN#:1-878734-60-1), pp.

8 1-428. Refereed Journal Articles: Hogan, Michael J., Clair White, Tara O Connor Shelley , and N. Prabha Unnithan. (revise and resubmit). The Influence of Procedural Justice on Citizen Satisfaction with State Law Enforcement. Submitted to Criminal Justice Review. Mayer, Adam, Tara O Connor Shelley , Ted Chiricos, and Marc Gertz. (forthcoming). Risk Exposure, Risk Perception and Climate Policy. Sociological Focus. Stretesky, Paul B., Kathryn Cope, Tara O Connor Shelley , Michael J. Hogan, and N. Prabha Unnithan, 2015, The Police Have Given Up: An Empirical Examination of Covictims' Beliefs about Cold Case Homicide Investigations, Violence and Victims, 31. Available online first at Greif, Matt, Paul Stretesky, Tara O Connor Shelley , and Mark Pogrebin, 2015, Corporate Environmental Crime and Environmental Justice, Criminal Justice Policy Review.

9 Available online first at DOI: Morabito, Melissa and Tara O Connor Shelley , 2015, Representative Bureaucracy: Understanding the Correlates of the Lagging Progress of Diversity in Policing, Race and Justice, 5, pp. 330-355. Tara Shelley 4 Patten, Ryan, Matthew S. Crow, and Tara O Connor Shelley , 2014, What's in a Name? The Occupational Identity of Conservation and Natural Resource Oriented Law Enforcement Agencies, American Journal of Criminal Justice. Available online first at DOI: Opsal, Tara and Tara O Connor Shelley , 2014, Energy Crime, Harm and Problematic State Response in Colorado: A Case of the Fox Guarding the Henhouse? Critical Criminology, 22, pp.

10 561-577. Long, Michael A., Jeni E. Cross, Tara O Connor Shelley , and Sanja Kutnjak Ivkovic , 2013, The Normative Order of Reporting Police Misconduct: Examining the Roles of Offense Seriousness, Legitimacy, and Fairness, Social Psychology Quarterly, 76, pp. 242-267. Shelley , Tara O'Connor , Michal J. Hogan, N. Prabha Unnithan, and Paul B. Stretesky, 2013, Public Opinion and Satisfaction with State Law Enforcement, Policing: International Journal of Police Strategies and Management, 36, pp. 526-542. Crow, Matthew, Tara O Connor Shelley , and Paul Stretesky. 2013, Camouflage Collar Crime: An Examination of Wildlife Crime and Characteristics of Poachers in Florida, Deviant Behavior, 34, pp.