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Eugene E. Bouley, Jr., Ph.D.
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| United States Army (1962-1992). Commissioned Military Police Officer,
retiring as a Colonel.
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Research Grants Received
Co-principal investigator with Dr. Terry Wells on a $38,816 grant from the United States Department of Justice for research on a Project Safe Neighborhoods program for Middle Georgia to reduce gun violence. The grant is for the two year period 2004 - 2005.
Co-principal investigator with Dr. Terry Wells on a $50,000 grant from the United States Department of Justice for research on a Project Safe Neighborhoods program for Middle Georgia to reduce gun violence. The grant is for the two year period 2003 - 2005.
Co-principal investigator with Dr. Terry Wells on a $150,000 grant from the United States Department of Justice for research on a Project Safe Neighborhoods program for Middle Georgia to reduce gun violence. The grant is for the three year period 2002 - 2005.
Primary investigator on a $360.00 grant from the Georgia College & State University Foundation for research on the project, Sheriffs’ Departments in Georgia: A Statewide Survey.
Teaching Awards Received
2000 Excellence in Teaching Award from the Georgia College & State University Foundation.
Publications
Bouley, Eugene E.
Jr. 2006. Study
Guide for Siegel's Criminology, 9th
edition. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth. Bouley, Eugene E. Jr. 2003. "Review
of Drugs and Money: Laundering Latin America’s Cocaine Dollars by Robert
E. Grosse." International Criminal Justice Review, 13, 205-206.
Bouley, Eugene and Terry Wells. 2003. "Criminal Justice Programs in Multi-Disciplinary Departments: An Analysis." In Beth Rushing (Ed.), Chairing the Multidisciplinary Department. Washington, DC: American Sociological Association.
Bouley, Eugene E. Jr. 2002. Study Guide for Senna and Siegel's Introduction to Criminal Justice, 9th edition. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth.
Bouley, Eugene E. Jr. and Terry L. Wells. 2001. "Attitudes of Citizens in a Southern Rural County Towards Juvenile Crime and Justice Issues." Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice 17(1), 60-70.
Bouley, Eugene E. Jr. 2000. "The Drug War in Latin America: Ten Years in a Quagmire." In Jurg Gerber and Eric Jensen (Eds.), Drug War, American Style: The Internationalization of Failed Public Policy and Its Alternatives. Hamden, CT: Garland Press.
Cheurprakobkit, Sutham, Eugene E. Bouley, Jr., Joanna Hadjicostandi, and Shih-Lung Huang. 2000. "The Attitudes of Thai Police Cadets Toward the Role of the Police." Police Practice: An International Journal 1(3), 345-371.
Bouley, Eugene E. Jr. 1997. Technology in the Classroom and Conferences." Faculty Research Newsletter of Georgia College & State University 13(2): 2.
Hoover, Larry T., Jerry L. Dowling, and Eugene E. Bouley, Jr. 1996. "The Erosion of Police-Fire Wage Parity." Monthly Labor Review 119(4), 13-20.
Bouley, Eugene E. Jr. 1995. "The Federal Penitentiary Service of Argentina." International Criminal Justice Review 5, 45-61.
Bouley, Eugene E. Jr. and Michael S. Vaughn. 1995. "Violent Crime and Modernization in Colombia." Crime, Law, and Social Change 23, 17-40.
Bouley, Eugene E. Jr. 1995. "Review of Prison Systems: A Comparative Study of Accountability in England, France, Germany, and The Netherlands by Jon Vagg." Contemporary Sociology 24(5), 669-670.
Bouley, Eugene E. Jr. 1994. "Review of Legalize It? Debating American Drug Policy by Arnold S. Trebach and James A. Inciardi." ACJS Today 13 (2), 26-27.
Works in Progress
Hass, Stephen M., Scott R. Senjo, and Eugene E. Bouley Jr. 2005. “Factors Predicting Use of Technology-Based Methods of Instruction: A Study of California Criminal Justice and Crime -Related Faculty” in Journal of Criminal Justice Education, (under review).
Professional Conference Participation
Panel Chair: Criminal Justice Issues. Annual Meeting of the Criminal
Justice Association of Georgia. Savannah, Georgia. November 2004. Sheriffs’ Offices in Georgia: A Statewide Survey. Presentation to the
Criminal Justice Association of Georgia. Callaway Gardens, GA. November 2003.
A presentation with Blaine Sigety, graduate student. Project Safe Neighborhoods: Intergovernmental Relations from the Bottom Up.
Presentation to the Criminal Justice Association of Georgia. Callaway Gardens,
GA. November 2003. A presentation with Terry L. Wells and Blaine Sigety,
graduate student. Using WebCT in Criminal Justice Courses:An Evaluation of Student Opinions.
Presentation to the Criminal Justice Association of Georgia. Savannah, GA.
February 2002. Using WebCT to Teach Criminal Justice Courses with Jennifer Nobles.
Presentation to the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. Washington, D.C. April
2001.
Attitudes of Citizens in a Southern Rural County Towards Juvenile Crime and Justice Issues. Presentation to the Criminal Justice Association of Georgia. Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. February 2000.
Human Rights and the War on Drugs in Latin America. Presentation to the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. Orlando, Florida. March 1999.
Continuing the Quagmire: The Latin American Drug War. Presentation to the Southern Criminal Justice Association. Biloxi, Mississippi. October 1998.
Panel Chair: Managing Police Agencies. Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. Louisville, Kentucky. March 1997.
The Effect of Improving Prisoner Coping Skills on Prison Rule-Violating Behavior. Presentation to the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. Louisville, Kentucky. March 1997.
Using Multivariate Techniques in the Management of Prisoner Misconduct. Presentation to the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. Las Vegas, Nevada. March 1996.
The Argentine Federal Prison System: A Descriptive Study. Presentation to the American Society of Criminology. Miami, Florida. November 1994.
Graham v. Connor and the Use of Force: How Much is Excessive? Presentation to the Southwestern Association of Criminal Justice Educators. Dallas, Texas. October 1993.
The New Quagmire: Militarization of the Drug War. Presentation to the American Society of Criminology. New Orleans, Louisiana. November 1992.
Community Service
Vice President, Oconee Prevention Resource Council, Baldwin County. Organization devoted to the prevention and reduction of juvenile delinquency in Baldwin County.
Consulting
Superintendent of Jasper County Schools, Monticello, Georgia (1995-1997) (Provided advice and counsel to the Superintendent on matters concerning school violence, conflict resolution, and drug awareness.)
Guest Columnist: Union-Recorder
Languages
Spanish
| Speaking: Fluent |
| Writing: Fluent |
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