Vita Curiculum
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John M. Hagedorn, Ph.D. 721 W. Monrovia Ave. Glendale, WI 53217 414-332-3746 Office: 414-229-5916 |
University of Illinois- Chicago Dept. of Criminal Justice 1007 West Harrison Street Chicago, IL 60607-7140 Office 312-413-2472 FAX 312-996-8355 |
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Professional Experience UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS-CHICAGO (1996-) Director, The Kenneth B. Clark Center for the Study of Violence in Communities (2000-) Associate Professor, Criminal Justice (1999- ) Assistant Professor, Criminal Justice (1996-1999) UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE (1991-1997) Urban Research Center. Principal Investigator and Project Director of "Drug Posses, Gangs, and the Underclass in Milwaukee," and the "Homegirl Project." a five year National Institute on Drug Abuse study to identify and describe the patterns of drug use and the structure of drug dealing among male and female gang members. MILWAUKEE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICE (1988-1991) Youth Program Coordinator for Milwaukee County's "Youth Initiative," a neighborhood-based reform of county social services. Responsible for initiating and designing new programs, coordinating research and evaluation, and formulating strategy. UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE (1985-1988) Project director of study of Milwaukee gangs at Urban Research Center. COMMUNITY RELATIONS-SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION (1983-1985) Director of Youth Diversion Project, Milwaukee's initial gang intervention program funded by the City and County of Milwaukee and State of Wisconsin. Responsibilities included program design and proposal development, overall administration of $500,000 program, fiscal and programmatic monitoring of ten subcontracting agencies, and evaluation design. SHERMAN PARK COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION (1982-1983) Interim Director, community organizer, and coordinator of anti-crime program |
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Selected Research Grants and Contracts
• The Eurogang Conference. UIC Great Cities Institute. 1999. $2,500. • The Culture and Business of Drug Dealing. Wisconsin Policy Research Institute: 1996-1997. $22,500. Principal Investigator of a grant to compare the drug business in two inner city neighborhoods with dealing in the suburbs. • Homegirl Project. (R01 DA 07218-03). Principal Investigator of a National Institute on Drug Abuse two year $600,000 grant to study patterns of drug use and dealing among Milwaukee female gangs. 1995-1997. • Drug Posses, Gangs, and the Underclass in Milwaukee. . Co-Principal Investigator of a three year $1,000,000 National Institute on Drug Abuse grant to study the patterns of drug use and dealing among inner city Milwaukee male gangs. 1991-1995. • Evaluation of Fighting Back Planning Process: Milwaukee's strategy to reduce drug and alcohol use. Milwaukee County Fighting Back. 1992 • Analysis of Milwaukee County Foster Care System, with Deborah Schwartz. Milwaukee County Department of Human Services. 1992. • Outreach Plan. Milwaukee Area Technical College, 1987. • Training grant. National Center for Neighborhood Enterprises. 1986. • Training grant. Wisconsin Council on Criminal Justice. 1986. • Staff training. Community Relations-Social Development Commission: 1986. • Wingspread conference: "Understanding Youth Gangs: A Midwest Conference for Medium and Small Sized Cities. " Conference Coordinator. Milwaukee dation; Foundation. 1987. • Study of Milwaukee gangs. Milwaukee Foundation. 1985-6. Project Director of study that lead to publication of People & Folks. • Gang, alcohol , and drug treatment survey. Wadari Foundation. 1985. • Policy Survey. Youth Policy and Law Center. 1985. Refereed Articles and Essays "Female Gangs." Joan W. Moore and John M. Hagedorn. Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. in press. "Gang Violence in the Post-Industrial Era." in Youth Violence: Crime & Justice 24: An Annual Review of Research. Edited by Michael Tonry and Mark Moore. pp. 457-511. University of Chicago. 1998. "Cocaine, Kicks, and Strain: Patterns of Substance Use in Milwaukee Gangs." and Jose Torres and Greg Giglio. Contemporary Drug Problems. 25:1 pp 113-145. 1998. "Homeboys, New Jacks, and Anomie." Journal of African American Men.Vol. 3. Issue 1. pp. 7-28. 1998. "The Emperor's New Clothes: Theory and Method in Gang Research." Free Inquiry for Creative Sociology Vol. 24, No. 2. pp. 111-122. 1996 "Neighborhoods, Markets, and Gang Drug Organization." Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency, Vol 31. No. 3. pp. 264-294. 1994. "Homeboys, Dope Fiends, Legits, and New Jacks." Criminology, Vol. 32 No. 2. pp. 197-219. 1994. "Gangs, Neighborhoods, and Public Policy," Social Problems, Vol. 38 No. 4. pp. 529-542. November 1991. |
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Books "Female Gangs In America.: Essays on Girls, Gangs, and Gender. edited by Meda Chesney-Lind and John M. Hagedorn. Chicago. Lakeview Press. 1999. People And Folks: Gangs, Crime and the Underclass in a Rustbelt City: Second Edition. Chicago. Lakeview Press. 1998. Forsaking Our Children: Bureaucracy and Reform in the Child Welfare System, Chicago, Lakeview Press, 1995. People And Folks: Gangs, Crime and the Underclass in a Rustbelt City, with Perry Macon. Chicago, Lakeview Press, 1988. Chapters in Edited Volumes "Globalization, Gangs, and Collaborative Research." in Klein, Malcolm W. Hans-Jurgen Kerner, Cheryl . Maxson., and Elmar E.M. Weitekamp, The Eurogang Paradox: Youth Groups and Gangs in Europe and America. Amsterdam. Kluwer. in press. "Fighting Female: The Social Construction of the Female Gang." in Meda Chesney-Lind and John M. Hagedorn, editors. Female Gangs in America. Chicago. Lakeview Press. 1999. "Introductory Essays." and Meda Chesney-Lind. in Meda Chesney-Lind and John M. Hagedorn, editors. Female Gangs in America. Chicago. Lakeview Press. 1999. "As American as Apple Pie: A Case Study of Gang Violence. " in Meredith W. Watts, editor, Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Youth, Radicalism, and Violence. pp. 79-98. JAI Press. Hartford, CN. "Frat Boys, Bossmen, Studs, and Gentlemen: A Typology of Gang Masculinities," in Lee Bowker, editor, Masculinities and Violence, pp. 152-167. Beverly Hills, Sage. 1998. "What Happens to Girls in the Gang?" and Joan Moore, in Ron Huff, editor, Gangs in America, Second Edition, Beverly Hills, Sage. pp. 205-218. 1996. "Back in the Field Again: Gang Research in the 1990s," in Ron Huff, editor, Gangs in America, First Edition, Beverly Hills, Sage. pp. 240-259. 1990. Invited Book ReviewsGangs and Youth Subcultures: International Explorations . edited by Kayleen Hazlehurst and Cameron Hazlehurst. Transaction. Contemporary Sociology 28:5 609-610. 1999. Social Programs That Work. edited by Jonathon Crane. New York. Russell Sage 1998. Contemporary Sociology 28:3. 297-298. 1999. Fighting Back: Neighborhood Anti-Drug Strategies. By Robert C. Davis and Arthur J. Lurigio. Addictions, 91: 12 1883. 1996. Beggars and Thieves: Lives of Urban Street Criminals, By Mark A. Fleisher, American Journal of Sociology, 102: 2. 626-627. September 1996. The American Street Gang: It's Nature, Prevalance, and Control, By Malcolm W. Klein and The Youth Gang Problem: A Community Approach, By Irving A. Spergel. Contemporary Sociology, Vol. 25: 4. 533-535. July 1996. Street Kids, Street Drugs, Street Crime: An Examination of Drug Use and Serious Delinquency in Miami, by James A. Inciaridi, Ruth Horowitz and Anne E. Pottieger. Crime, Law, and Social Change, 20:1. 73-76. July 1993. |
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Selected Non-Refereed Articles and Reports "The Business of Drug Dealing in Milwaukee." Wisconsin Policy Research Institute. Milwaukee. June 15, 1998. "Final Report. Drug Posse and Homegirl Studies." National Institute on Drug Abuse. October 9, 1997. "A Culture of Violence" Editorial opinion. Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. January 24 1997. "What's Wrong with Milwaukee's Child Welfare System?" "Wisconsin Interest" Vol. 5: 1. Spring/Summer 1996. 41-46. "War on Drugs steeped in discriminatory practices." Editorial opinion. Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. September 10, 1995. "Gang." World Book Encylopedia. 1994. "Fighting Back Planning Process Evaluation: Final Report," and Edward Smith. May 14, 1992. "Pilot Foster Care Analysis: Final Report, " and Deborah Schwartz. January 27, 1992. "Monitoring Practices of Milwaukee County's Department of Social Services." Milwaukee County, 1989. "Youth Gangs: Milwaukee and Los Angeles Compared," and Joan Moore. Research and Opinion, UWM Urban Research Center, 5:1, 1988. "Milwaukee Gang Research Project: Final Report," and Joan Moore and Perry Macon. 1986. "Gang Youth Perceptions of Drug Treatment Programs." Report to the Wadari Foundation, Milwaukee, 1985. "A Policy Assessment Survey: Perceptions and Opinions of Wisconsin's Juvenile Justice System," and William Durkin, Lawrence Euler, Kaye Exo, and James Sprowls. 1985.
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Selected Honors and Awards Distinguished Alumnus: University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee 2000 Great Cities Scholar: University of Illinois-Chicago 2000-2001 Selected Academic Projects-In-Work
Academic Peer Reviewer Academic Journals: Criminology, Social Problems, American Journal of Sociology, Sociological Inquiry, Environmental Psychology, Journal of African American Men, Free Inquiry for Creative Sociology, Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency, Journal of Quantitative Criminology, Critical Criminology, Sociological Theory. Tenure Review: Sociology Dept. University of Hawaii. 1996 Ms. Review: Oxford University Press; Temple University Press; Roxbury Press. Referee. Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation Selected Presentations "Murder, Drugs, and the Information Economy: an urban political economy approach to variation in homicide rates." and Paul Goldstein. Lecture at UIC Great Cities Institute. Chicago. September 30, 1999. "Gangs and the Informal Economy." Presentation to the Illinois Academy of Criminology. Chicago, IL. May 8, 1998 "Race and Class in Chicago." Address at the School of the Chicago Art Institute. Chicago. December 15, 1997. "Female Gangs in Milwaukee." Address to the Wisconsin Gang Symposium, Kenosha. WI November 1, 1996. "Gangs, Culture, and Social Isolation." Address to the Illinois Academy of Criminology. Chicago, IL October 16, 1996 "Gangs, Drugs, and Incarceration." Address to Governor's Task Force on Corrections. Milwaukee, WI. April, 1996. "Rethinking Child Welfare Reform." Keynote address at the Wisconsin Family Based Services Association Annual Conference, Milwaukee. March 15, 1996. "Real and Symbolic Reform." Address to the Milwaukee Child Welfare Project Steering Committee. Milwaukee. December 15, 1995. "Gangs, Drugs, and Public Policy," Keynote Address at Utah Valley State Gang Conference, Salt L:ake City, Utah. April 11, 1994 "Gangs in Smaller Cities: Myths and Realities." Madison Area Technical College. April 7, 1994 "Urban Policy and Youth Gangs." Presentation to the US Conference of Mayors, Washington D.C. April, 1990. "The Scanty Evidence for Gang Diffusion." Address to the Ohio Conference on Youth Gangs and the Urban Underclass, Columbus, Ohio, 1988. "Gang Programming and the Need for Collaborative Research." Presentation at the Wingspread Conference "Understanding Youth Gangs: A Midwest Conference for Medium and Small Sized Cities," Racine, Wisconsin, 1987. "Positive Peer Training Program: Final Evaluation and Report. " Prepared for Career Youth Development, Wisconsin Council on Criminal Justice, and National Center for Neighborhood Enterprises, 1987. "Effective Gang Programming." Keynote Address at "Youth Violence: A Community Problem," Franklin County, Ohio, 1987. "Gang Experts and Real Research." Presentation and Keynote Address, "Cooperation V," Ohio Youth Services Network statewide conference, Columbus, OH. 1986. Teaching Experience Assistant and Associate Professor: University of Illinois-Chicago:
Adjunct Professor, Sociology University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee:
Instructor: Silver Lake University. Graduate seminar on gangs. (1992-1998) Seminar: Beloit College. Urban Gang Research. 1990; 1992 Instructor, Sociology: Milwaukee Area Technical College.
Instructor: Marquette University Equal Opportunities Program. (Spring 1988). Dissertation Committees: UWM School of Education. 1996. Masters Thesis Committees: UWM Dept. of Sociology. 1994.. Current Thesis Committees: Masters: UWM Sociology (2). UIC Criminal Justice (3) Selected Professional Associations/Activities Member: Society for the Study of Social Problems, American Sociological Association, American Society of Criminology, Illinois Academy of Criminology. Council member, Crime and Deviance Section, American Sociological Association. Expert Witness: Hennepin County, MN, Illinois Capital Resource Center, Ottawa County, MI, Milwaukee County, WI. Program Committee: 1997 American Society of Criminology meetings. Chair: Distinguished Scholar Award: Crime and Delinquency Division of the Society for the Study of Social Problems. 1997 Office of the Illinois Attorney General: Gang Research Summit. 1997 National Institute on Drug Abuse Special Panel: "Drug Abuse, Violence, and HIV/AIDS." April 1996. National Institute of Justice "Conference on The Future of Gang Research," 1995. National Institute on Drug Abuse. Peer Reviews, April 1995. Speakers' Task Force on Gang Violence, Wisconsin State Assembly, 1992-1993. Family and Youth Services Bureau, Administration for Children, Youth, and Families. Peer Reviews, June 1992; Family and Youth Services Bureau, Administration for Children, Youth, and Families. Consultant: Research Forum on Youth Gangs, October-November, 1991. Office of Substance Abuse Prevention Peer Review, High Risk Youth Grant Program, February-March, 1991. Other Selected Consultant Activities University of Texas-El Paso:" Gang, Drugs, and Violence Project;" City of Pueblo, Colorado; City of Appleton, WI. Selected Milwaukee Area Task Forces and Committees • Youth Initiative Committee, (child welfare) Milwaukee County, 1988-1991. • Youth Initiatives Task Force, (gangs) City of Milwaukee, 1984-1985. • Suspension Task Force, Milwaukee Public Schools, 1984-1985. Vice Chairman. • Children's Court Advisory Committee, 1984. Restitution Subcommittee. • Crime Prevention Network, 1983-1984. Steering Committee. • Coalition for Justice for Ernie Lacy, 1981. Steering Committee. Education University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Urban Studies, Ph.D. 1993. Dissertation : The Altar of Bureaucracy: The Meaning of Reform in the Social Services. Sociology, M.A. 1987 Thesis : Origins, Structure, Adult Status, and Other Characteristics of 1980s Milwaukee Gangs. Graduate work in Criminal Justice, 1985-1987 School of Education, B.S. 1985.
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