Personal
Information
Curriculum
Vitae
M. George Eichenberg, Ph.D.
Box T-0665
Stephenville, Texas
Office Telephone
(254) 968-9031
E-mail
eichenberg@tarleton.edu
Education:
2000
Ph.D. in Criminal Justice. College
of Criminal Justice, Sam Houston State University,
Huntsville, Texas.
1990
M.S. in Criminal Justice Management. College of Criminal Justice,
Sam Houston
State University,
Huntsville, Texas.
1985
B.S. in Criminal Justice. University
of Texas at Tyler, Texas.
1978
A.A.S. in Criminal Justice. Meramec
Community College, St. Louis, Missouri.
Doctoral Dissertation Title:
Women and the Social Control System in Texas, 1850-1899: A Test
of Black’s General Theory of Social Control.
Master’s Thesis
Title:
(Directed Management Project completed in lieu of thesis.)
Effectiveness of Long Term Detention as an Alternative to Commitment to the Texas Youth Commission.
Employment:
Fall 2009 to present Associate
Professor, Department of Social Work, Sociology and Criminal Justice, Tarleton
State University, Stephenville, Texas
Fall 2005 to Summer
2008 Criminal
Justice Program Director and Associate Professor, Department of Social Work,
Sociology and Criminal Justice, Tarleton State University, Stephenville, Texas
Fall, 2001 to 2005 Associate
Professor, Department of Social Work, Sociology, and Criminal Justice, Tarleton
State University-Central Texas Campus; Killeen, Texas.
Fall, 2000 to Summer
2001 Associate
Professor, Social Sciences Division, Wayne State College; Wayne, Nebraska.
September, 2000 to
August 2001 Part-time patrol officer,
Wayne, Nebraska Police
Department
Fall 1995 to Fall 2000 Assistant
Professor, Social Sciences Division,
Wayne State
College.
Fall 1993 through Summer 1995 Teaching Assistant/Instructor,
Sam Houston State University,
Huntsville, Texas.
Fall 1992
through Summer 1995 Research
Assistant, Sam Houston
State University,
Huntsville, Texas.
Fall 1986 to Fall
1991 Superintendent,
Willoughby Juvenile
Detention Center,
Marshall, Texas.
Fall 1980 to Fall 1984 Patrol
Officer, Marshall,
Texas Police Department.
Courses Taught,
undergraduate:
Research Interests:
Criminal Justice ethics
Criminal Justice management
Rural Law Enforcement
Theoretical aspects of social control
Departmental Service:
General
Criminal Justice
Program Liaison for Central Texas Campus, Tarleton State University.
Educational Liaison
to the Central Texas Police Chief’s and Sheriff’s Association.
Committee
Work (Social Sciences Division: Wayne State
College)
Chair, Administrative Assistance Committee, 1999 to 2001.
Member, Administrative Assistance Committee, 1998 to 1999.
Member, Faculty Development Committee, 1996 to 1998.
Member, Search Committee for Criminal Justice Position, 1998
to 1999.
Member, Search Committee for Sociology/Criminal Justice
Position, 1997 to 1998.
Special
Projects
Negotiated articulation agreements with three community
colleges for Tarleton
State University,
2002.
Assisted with revisions of the undergraduate and graduate Criminal
Justice curriculum for Tarleton
State University,
2002.
Assisted with two revisions of the Criminal Justice
curriculum for Wayne State College,
1996 and 1999
Student Support
Advisor to Omega Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Sigma,
Tarleton State University-Central Texas.
Advisor to Criminal Justice Student Association, Tarleton State University-Central Texas.
Advisor to Criminal Justice Student Association, Wayne State
College, 1995 to 2001.
Internship coordinator, Wayne State College-1999 to 2001.
Senior Honors Project supervisor, Wayne State College, 1996
to 2001.
University Service:
Committee Work, Tarleton State University
Member, ROTC Advisory Committee, 2007-present
Member, Clery Act Compliance Committee, 2007-present
Member, Graduate Council, 2002-2007
Member, Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action
Committee, 2002-3.
Committee Work, Wayne State
College
Chair, Library Committee, 2000 to 2001.
Chair, Multiculturalism Focus Group, 1998 to 2000.
Member, Multiculturalism Focus Group, 2000 to 2001.
Member, Graduate Faculty, 1999 to 2001.
Member, Nebraska Teaching
Improvement Council (Faculty College,)
1997 to 2001.
Member, Critical Thinking Focus Group, 1997 to 1998.
Member, Multiculturalism Focus Group, 1997 to 1998.
Member, Advisory Committee on Distance Learning, 1997 to
1998.
Member, Advisory Committee to the Faculty Resource
Center, 1996 to 1999.
Member, Admissions, Advising, and Registration Committee
(name of committee changed to SAR)
1996-1998.
Member, Technology Focus Group, 1996 to 1998.
Member, Search Committee for director of Faculty Resource
Center, 1998.
Out of Division Member, Search Committee for Humanities
Division, 2000.
Out of Division Member, Search Committee for Business
Division, 1999.
Member, Search Committee for multi media specialist, 1999.
Member, Search Committee for multi media specialist, 1998.
Faculty Advisor to Campus Awareness Towards Safety (CATS)
Program, 1996-1998.
Faculty Advisor to WSC Chapter of Habitat for Humanity 1996
to 1997.
Professional Development
Criminal Profiling workshop. Police Officer’s Association of
Nebraska, November 2000.
Homicide and Death Investigation. Workshop, Police Officer’s
Association of Nebraska, November 1999.
Indian Nations on the Eve of the 21st Century.
Workshop, University of South Dakota School of Law,
January, 1998.
Native American Inequality Under Law. Workshop, Morningside College, January, 1998.
Foster Care in Nebraska.
Workshop, Foster Care Review Board, November 1997.
Distance Learning Certification. Texas
A & M University,
College Station, Texas, December 14-18, 1996.
Other Service:
In-Service Training Provider
Advanced Law
Enforcement Management Workshop. Presented to Central Texas Law Enforcement
Agencies, November, 2003.
Manuscript Reviews
The Effective Corrections Manager. Reviewed for Aspen Publishing, 2004
Correctional Administration. Reviewed
for Wadsworth
Publishing, 2001.
How to Resist Inmate Manipulation.
Reviewed for The American Corrections Association, 2000.
Criminal Justice Organizations: Administration and Management. Reviewed for Wadsworth Publishing,
1998.
Criminal Justice: An Applied
Approach. Reviewed for Wadsworth
Publishing, 1999.
Criminal Justice in Action. Reviewed
for Wadsworth
Publishing, 1996.
Article Reviews
Referee for The Journal of Intercultural Disciplines,
beginning spring, 2004.
Referee for The Journal of Criminal Justice Education
in the areas of ethics and student advisement, 2001 to present.
Referee for the University
of British Columbia Law Review,
special issue on law, religion, and the moral order, 2000.
Committee
Work
Executive Board Member, Nebraska Corrections Association, 2000 to
2001.
Member, Norfolk Regional
Board, Nebraska
Foster Care Review Board, 1998 to 2001.
Member, Wayne Community Theater Board of Directors, 1997 to
2001.
Awards, Grants, and
Distinctions:
Nebraska Humanities Council grant to fund feasibility
study of “Daybreak Star Workshops,” a yearly multi-cultural
camp intended to reduce tension and prejudices between Anglo and Native
American youth, 2000 to 2001.
Awards, Grants, and
Distinctions: (continued)
One
of 70 academics nationwide to receive an invitation to the American Bar
Association conference on “Law, Religion, and the Moral Order,” 1999.
Instructional improvement grant to develop liaison between
the Wayne State College Criminal Justice faculty and law enforcement agencies
within the College’s service region, 1999 to 2000.
Instructional improvement grant to attend distance education
certification training at
Texas
A & M University,
1996.
Membership and
Participation in Professional Organizations:
Member: Academy
of Criminal Justice
Sciences (ACJS).
Member: Policing section of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
Member: Southwestern Association of Criminal Justice
(SWACJ).
Member: Associate Member, Central Texas
Police Chiefs’ and Sheriffs’ Association.
Papers and
Presentations:
Eichenberg, M.G. and B. Hart (2004). An Analysis of the
Effectiveness of the Juvenile Justice Alternative Education Program in a Central Texas County.
Presented to the annual meeting of the Academy
of Criminal Justice Sciences, Las Vegas, Nevada.
Eichenberg, et al. (2004). Getting Their Attention:
Innovative Techniques in the Classroom. Roundtable presented to the annual
meeting of the Academy
of Criminal Justice Sciences,
Las Vegas,
Nevada.
Souryal, S; Eichenberg, M.G.; Eichenberg, K., and J. Blair
(2004). Ethics and Criminal Justice. Roundtable presented to the annual meeting
of the Academy of
Criminal Justice Sciences,
Las Vegas,
Nevada.
Eichenberg, M.G. (2003). Manpower Allocation and Workload in
a Texas Police Department. Presented to the annual meeting of the Southwestern
Association of Criminal Justice,
Houston,
Texas.
Eichenberg, M.G. (2002). Ethical Issues in the Care and
Feeding of Police Informants. Presented to the annual
meeting of the Southwestern Association of Criminal Justice, San Antonio, Texas.
Eichenberg, M.G. (2002). Women and the Social Control System
in Texas, 1850-1899:
An Empirical Assessment of Black’s General Theory of Social Control. Presented
to the annual meeting of the Academy
of Criminal Justice Sciences, Anaheim, California.
Papers and
Presentations: (continued)
Eichenberg, M.G. (2000). Roundtable on Proactive Programming
for Juveniles at Risk. Presenter and Chair, Presented to the annual meeting of
the Academy of Criminal
Justice Sciences, New
Orleans, Louisiana.
Eichenberg, M.G. (2000). Criminal Justice Ethics as
Discussed in Introductory Criminal Justice Textbooks: A Content Analysis.
Presented to the annual meeting of the Academy
of Criminal Justice Sciences, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Eichenberg, M.G. (1999). Ethical Issues in Student Advising.
Presented to the annual meeting of the Academy
of Criminal Justice Sciences, Orlando, Florida.
Eichenberg, M.G. (1999). Ethical Issues in Participative
Retribution. Presented to the annual meeting of the Academy
of Criminal Justice Sciences, Orlando, Florida.
Eichenberg, M.G. (1998). An Empirical Assessment of Black’s
General Theory of Social Control: Preliminary Analysis. Presented to the annual
meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Eichenberg, M.G. (1997). Ethical Issues in Police Off-duty
Employment as Security Guards. Presented to the annual meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice
Sciences, Louisville,
Kentucky.
Spicklemier, D. and Eichenberg, M.G. (1997). An Exploratory
Study of Law Enforcement Investigator’s Attitudes Toward Crime Lab Assistance
in Homicide Investigations. Presented to the annual meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice
Sciences, Louisville,
Kentucky.
Eichenberg, M.G. and Adams,
F. (1997). Copyright Issues in Distance Education. Workshop presented to Nebraska Teaching Improvement
Council Faculty
College.
Eichenberg, M.G. (1996). An Analysis of Inmate Deaths in a
Reconstruction Era Southern Prison System. Presented to the
annual meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Los Vegas, Nevada.
Eichenberg, M.G. (1996). A History of Women in a Southern
Prison System. Presented to the annual meeting of the Academy
of Criminal Justice Sciences, Los Vegas, Nevada.
Eichenberg, M.G. (1996). The Use of Humor in Grading Student
Assignments. Presented to the Midwest Sociological Society annual meeting, Chicago, Illinois.
Eichenberg, M.G. (1994). Teaching Criminal Justice Ethics.
Presented to the annual meeting of the Southwestern Association of Criminal
Justice, Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Papers and
Presentations: (continued)
Eichenberg, M.G. (1993). Jim Crow in the Lonestar State:
An Analysis of Racial Segregation Laws in Texas, 1836 to 1968. Presented to the annual
meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Chicago, Illinois.
Publications:
Technical Reports
An Analysis of the Training Curriculum of the Florida
Highway Patrol (2004). With Timothy Birch, Excelsior College.
Eichenberg, M.G. and West, V. (1996). Employment of Off-Duty
Law Enforcement Officers. TELEMASP Bulletin. Vol. 2(10).
A Study of the Management Practices of the Hedwig Village,
Texas Police Department(1995). With Sam Souryal, Sam Houston
State University.
A Study of the Management Practices of the Giddings, Texas
Police Department (1994). With Sam Souryal, Sam Houston
State University.
A Study of the Management Practices of the La Grange, Texas Police Department (1993).
With Sam Souryal, Sam
Houston State
University.
Book Chapters
Eichenberg, M.G. (2001). Avoiding Unethical and Illegal
Decision Making in Law Enforcement. In Patrol Officer Problem Solving and
Solutions. (ed.) John Memory. Chapel Hill, N.C.: Carolina
Academic Press.
Krimmel, J. and Eichenberg, M.G. (2001). Making Patrol Effective. In Patrol Officer
Problem Solving and Solutions. (ed.) John Memory. Chapel
Hill, N.C.: Carolina Academic Press.
Eichenberg, M.G. (2000). Ethical Issues in Private
Vengeance. In Morality and the Law (ed.) R. Muraskin. N.Y.: Prentice Hall.
Works in Progress:
Ethical Issues in Student Advising.
Jim Crow in Texas: Cultural Continuity and Justice.
Ethical issues in the off-duty employment of public police
in the private security industry.
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Katy Eichenberg
Last modified date August 24, 2008
