Membership 

Membership in the ASC Division is open to members in good standing of the American Society of Criminology.

• American Society of Criminology
• Membership application - Be sure to indicate your desire to join the Division on Critical Criminology.
  

Division Officers

Chair: Dawn Rothe, Old Dominion University

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Division Awards

The following awards are given by the Division to recognize scholars who have made significant contributions to the discipline.

• The Lifetime Achievement Award honors an individual's sustained and distinguished scholarship, teaching, and/or service in the field of critical criminology.
• The Critical Criminologist of the Year Award honors a person for distinguished accomplishments which have symbolized the spirit of the Division in some form of scholarship, teaching, and/or service in a recent year or years.
• The Undergraduate Student Paper Awards recognize and honor outstanding theoretical or empirical critical criminological scholarship by undergraduate students.
• The Graduate Student Paper Awards recognize and honor outstanding theoretical or empirical critical criminological scholarship by graduate students.

Annual Reports submitted to ASC and ACJS are linked below:

• ACJS Division Report 2005
• ASC Division Report 2005
• ASC Division Report 2004
• ASC Division Report 2003
• ASC Division Report 2002
• ASC Division Report 2001

This mentoring network is intended to provide students, activists, and faculty interested in critical criminology with connections to critical criminologists in order to help support critical research, teaching, service, and activism endeavors. Our process is relatively simple. The following Division members have agreed to serve as mentors and can be contacted directly. Due to problems with e-mail harvesters (spammers) the links are not active. Please cut-and-paste the address of the individual you would like to contact, replacing " at " with @.