The DTBC is excited to announce the winners of the Student Paper Award, Early Career Impact Award, and Distinguished Scholar Award. Student Paper Award This year’s first place Student Paper Award recipient is Jack Wippell (The Ohio State University), and Tiana Gaudette (Michigan State University) has been awarded second place. Early Career Impact Award Our 2024 Early Career Impact Award recipient is Dr. Murat Haner… Read More »2024 Division Award Results
Executive Board Elections The Division on Terrorism and Bias Crimes is seeking nominations (including self-nominations) for five executive board positions: DTBC Secretary/Treasurer, two Executive Counselors, and two non-voting student members. Please note that only members in good standing for the current year can run for office and vote in elections. Please submit nominations HERE no later than August 20th, 2021. Annual Awards The Division on Terrorism and… Read More »2024 Executive Board Elections and Call for Award Nominations
The Division on Terrorism and Bias Crimes (DTBC) and White Collar and Corporate Crime (DWCC) are excited to announce a series of jointly hosted webinars. Who: Members and individuals interested in terrorism, bias crime, and corporate crime. What: Webinars on important topics relevant for professionals and students alike! The first two topics are (1) Internal and External Grant Funding and Applications, and (2) Preparing for… Read More »Joint Webinar Series with DWCC – May 2024
1. ASC (and DTBC) Membership Renewals: Many of you received an email from ASC reminding you to renew your membership in ASC (and associated Divisions). Good news is that ASC has continued your membership in this Division (unless you ask to be removed). Important news is that in order for our Division to be able to sponsor panels at ASC and grow, we need you to go… Read More »Member Update – January 2024
Distinguished Scholar Acceptance Remarks by Dr. Joshua D. Freilich. These remarks were presented at the Division of Terrorism & Bias Crimes (DTBC) General Business Meeting on Thursday 11/16/23 at the American Society of Criminology (ASC) Annual Meeting in Philadelphia, PA. ——- Thank you, Steve, for those very kind remarks. I would like to begin by thanking the awards committee, the Executive Board, and the members of the… Read More »Distinguished Scholar Acceptance Remarks: Joshua D. Freilich
The results of the 2023 DTBC Executive Board election are below. Congratulations to our newly elected Board members, and thank you to our outgoing members for their service to the Division. For a complete list of DTBC Executive Board members, click here. Dr. Erin Kearns, Chair Dr. Ryan Scrivens, Vice Chair Dr. Colleen Mills, Executive Counselor Sarah Lynch and Tiana Gaudette, Student Members
Award Recipients: The DTBC is excited to announce the winners of the Student Paper Award and our inaugural Early Career Impact Award. This year’s first place Student Paper Award recipient is Christopher Seto (Pennsylvania State University), and Taylor June (Ohio State University) has been awarded second place. Our 2022 Early Career Impact Award recipient is Dr. Ryan Scrivens. Congratulations to all! Award winners will be… Read More »2022 Election/Award Results and DTBC General Meeting Information
Check out photos from the 2021 ASC Conference and Division General Meeting.
Award Recipients: The DTBC is excited to announce the winners of the Student Paper and Distinguished Scholar Awards. This year’s first place Student Paper Award is Chenghui Zhang, and Sara Doering has been awarded second place. Our 2021 Distinguished Scholar is Dr. Steven Chermak. Congratulations to all! Award winners will be recognized at the Division meeting during the American Society of Criminology’s 2021 Conference in… Read More »2021 Award Recipients and Election Results
Statement of the DTBC Executive Board Regarding the Mass Murder of AAPI Community Members in Atlanta Last Week Racist and xenophobic assumptions, false narratives, and violence against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders have been persistent in the United States for an extended period of time. In 1893, the U.S. was complicit in the overthrow of Queen Lili’uokalani and the dissolution of the Hawaiian monarchy, later… Read More »Statement by the DTBC Executive Board Regarding the Mass Murder of AAPI Community Members in Atlanta Last Week