Education

FloridaAtlanticUniversity
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
School of Public Administration
Doctor of Philosophy degree, August 1998 / University of Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah
Center for Public Policy and Administration
Master of Public Administration degree, May 1993
University of Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah
College of Law
Juris Doctor degree, May 1993 / University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, California
Department of Political Science
Bachelor of Science Honors degree, May 1990

Professional Experience

University Teaching

Associate Professor

WeberStateUniversity

Department of Criminal Justice

Ogden, Utah August 2000-PRESENT

Assistant Professor

CaliforniaStateUniversity, Bakersfield

Department of Criminal Justice

Bakersfield, California August 1998-August 2000

Part-time Instructor

FloridaAtlanticUniversity

College of Urban and Public Affairs

Fort Lauderdale, Florida August 1993-December 1996

Courses Taught

Undergraduate:Criminal Law

Victimology

Criminal Justice Policymaking

Court Processes and Systems

Investigation of Computer Crime

Research Methods

Theories of Crime and Delinquency

White Collar Crime

Laws of Arrest, Search and Seizure

Statistics

Introduction to Criminal Justice

Police Processes and Systems

Critical Legal Studies

The Changing Environment of Society, Business, and Government

Graduate: Seminar: The American Criminal Court

Research Methods

Technology and Innovation in Criminal Justice

Television (CCTV): Criminal Law

Online:Criminology(presently renamed Theories of Crime and Delinquency)

Investigation of Computer Crime

Criminal Law

Certification Courses:

CISO – Chief Information Security Officer Program: Legal Module

Grants Received (unsuccessful grant applications are omitted)

Academic Resources and Computing Committee Grant

WeberStateUniversity

Classroom remodeling and multimedia enhancement, Spring 2005

Academic Resources and Computing Committee Grant

WeberStateUniversity

Classroom remodeling and multimedia enhancement, Spring 2004

Weber/Morgan Counties, Narcotics Strike Force

Methamphetamine Drug Hotspot Subgrant

U.S. Dept. of Justice Grant No. 2000-DD-VX-0044, Spring 2001

Alan E. and Jeanne N. Hall Endowment

WeberStateUniversity

College of Social and Behavioral Sciences, Fall 2000

University Teaching and LearningCenter

CaliforniaStateUniversity, Bakersfield

Division of Graduate Studies and Research, Summer 1999

University Research Council

CaliforniaStateUniversity, Bakersfield

Division of Graduate Studies and Research, Winter/Spring 1999

Publications

Introduction

Publications in appear in the following journals:

Western Criminology Review

Criminal Justice Policy Review

The Justice Professional

Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategy and Management

The Security Journal

Journal of Criminal Justice Education

Journal of Drug Education

Contemporary Issues in Criminal Justice

Corrections Compendium

Journal of Criminal Justice and Popular Culture

Journal of Crime, Law, and Social Change

Contemporary Justice Review

ACJS Today

Journal of Crime and Justice

Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity

Studies in Conflict and Terrorism

Criminal Justice Review

A. Refereed Journal Articles

1. Bazemore, Gordon and Scott Senjo (1997). “Police Encounters With Juveniles Revisited: An Exploratory Study in Themes and Styles in Community Policing.” Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategy and Management, vol. 20, no. 1, pp. 60-82.

2. Senjo, Scott and Leslie Leip (2000). “Testing Therapeutic Jurisprudence Theory: An Empirical Assessment of the Drug Court Process.” Western Criminology Review, vol. 3, no. 1.

3. Senjo, Scott and Leslie Leip (2001). “Drug Treatment Court and Therapeutic Jurisprudence: A Four-part Logit Model to Predict Program Completion.” Criminal Justice Policy Review, vol. 12, no. 1, pp. 66-87.

4. Senjo, Scott (2001). “Goal Consensus and Implementation in Drug Court: An Empirical Assessment of Program Completion.” The Justice Professional, vol. 14, no. 2, pp. 239-267.

5. Senjo, Scott (2004). “Computer Crime: Comparing Police Officer Perceptions With Empirical Data.” The Security Journal, vol.17, no.2, pp. 55-71.

6. Senjo, Scott and Stephen Haas (2004). “Perceptions of Effectiveness and Actual Use of Technology-Based Methods of Instruction: A Study of California Criminal Justice and Crime-Related Faculty.” Journal of Criminal Justice Education, vol. 15, no. 2, pp. 263-285.

7. Senjo, Scott (2005). “Trafficking in Meth: An Analysis of the Differences Between Male and Female Dealers.” Journal of Drug Education, vol. 35, no. 1, pp. 59-77.

8. Senjo, Scott and Michelle Heward (2007). “Sleep and Job Performance in Law Enforcement: Measuring Differences Between Highway Patrol, Sheriff, and Municipal Police Officers". Contemporary Issues in Criminal Justice: A Professional Journal, vol. no. pp.

In Progress

9. Senjo, Scott, Stephen M. Haas and Eugene E. Bouley, Jr. (2007). “Predicting Use of Technology-Based Methods of Classroom Instruction.” (under review by the Journal of Criminal Justice Education)

10. Senjo, Scott and Karla Dhungana (2007). “A Field Examination of Policy Constructs Related to Fatigue Conditions in Law Enforcement.” (under review by the Journal of )

11. Senjo, Scott (2007). “Working at Cross Purposes: Decreasing Fatigue and Increasing Fatigue in Law Enforcement Agencies.” (under review by the Journal of )

B. Book Chapters

1. invitation only – unsolicited manuscripts are not accepted. Senjo, Scott (2007). The Insidious Allure of Methamphetamine: Female Patterns of Purchasing, Use, Consequences of Use, and Treatment. Found in, Chapter Two of the book New Research on Methamphetamine Abuse (2007), pp. 53-68. Edited by Gerald H. Toolaney. Ney York, NY: Nova Science Publishers, Inc. ISBN: 1-60021-378-2.

C. Book Review Essays

1. Senjo, Scott (2000). Crime Victims in Context, by Leslie W. Kennedy and Vincent F. Sacco. Los Angeles, CA: Roxbury Publishing Co., 1998. 239 pages. Criminal Justice Policy Review, vol. 11, no. 1, pp. 73-75. March 2000.

2. Senjo, Scott (2000). The Mythology of Crime and Criminal Justice, Third Edition, by Victor E. Kappeler, Mark Blumberg, and Gary W. Potter. Prospect Heights, IL: Waveland Press Inc., 2000. 374 pages. Corrections Compendium (October 2000 Issue), pp. 20-21. 2000.

3. Senjo, Scott (2001). Investigating Computer-Related Crime, by Peter Stephenson. Boca

Raton, FL: CRC Press, 2000. 304 pages. ACJS Today, vol. xxiv, no. 2, pp. 23-25. May/June 2001.

4. Senjo, Scott (2002). Sex Crimes: Patterns and Behaviors, by Stephen T. Holmes and Ronald M. Holmes. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, 2nd Edition, 2002. 289 pages. Journal of Criminal Justice and Popular Culture, vol. 10, no. 2, 2002.

5. Senjo, Scott (2005). Women and (In)Justice: The Criminal and Civil Effects of the Common Law on Women’s Live, by Sheryl J. Grana. Boston, MA: Allyn & Bacon, 2002. 194 pages. Journal of Crime, Law, and Social Change, vol. 43, no. 1, pp. 113-116. February, 2005.

6. Senjo, Scott (2005). Deathquest: An Introduction to the Theory and Practice of Capital Punishment in the United States, by Robert M. Bohm. Cincinnati, OH: Anderson Publishing Co., 1999. 239 pages. Contemporary Justice Review, vol. 8, no. 4, pp. 447-449. 2005.

7. Senjo, Scott (2005). Justice in the Risk Society: Challenging and Re-Affirming Justice in Late Modernity by Barbara Hudson. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, 2003. 258 pages. Journal of Crime and Justice, vol. 28, no. 1, 2005.

8. Senjo, Scott (2006). Sexual Offenses and Offenders: Theory, Practice, and Policy by Karen J. Terry. Belmont, CA: Thompson/Wadsworth, 2006. 284 pages. Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity, vol. 13, no. 1, pp. 121-125, 2006.

9. Senjo, Scott (2006). Digital Crime and Digital Terrorism by Robert W. Taylor, Tory J. Caeti, D. Kall Loper, Eric J. Fritsch, and John Liederbach. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson/Prentice Hall, 2006. 397 pages. Studies in Conflict and Terrorism, vol.30, no.4, pp. 367-370. April 2007.

10. invitation only – unsolicited reviews are not accepted. Senjo, Scott (2006). Criminal Justice Review, vol. 31, no. 4, pp. 357-368, 2007. A Synthesis of Three Titles: #1. Matravers, Amanda, editor (2003). Sex Offenders in the Community: Managing and Reducing the Risks. Portland, OR: Willan Publishing. #2. Harris, Andrew J. (2005). Civil Commitment of Sexual Predators: A Study in Policy Implementation. New York, NY: LFB Scholarly Publishing. #3. Geffner, Robert, Kristina Crumpton Franey, Teri Geffner Arnold, and Robert Falconer, editors (2003). Identifying and Treating Sex Offenders: Current Approaches, Research, and Techniques. New York, NY: The Haworth Maltreatment and Trauma Press.

D. Movie Reviews

1. Senjo, Scott (2002). A Beautiful Mind. Universal Pictures: Hollywood, CA, 2002. The Contemporary Justice Review, vol. 5, no. 4, pp. 393-394, 2002.

E. Non Refereed Articles, Manuscripts, and Government Reports (on file with author)

1. Senjo, Scott, Celeste Murphy, Khi Thai, and Mantha Hahallis (1996). “Demographics and

Structural Change in South Florida, 1960-1990.” FloridaAtlanticUniversity, Institute of Government.

2. Senjo, Scott (1999). A Descriptive Analysis of Bakersfield Drug Court Felony Cases.

3. Ross, Melissae and Scott Senjo (2001). A Descriptive Analysis of Weber CountyDrug Diversion Cases.

4. Wadman, Robert C., Michelle E. Heward and Scott Senjo (2002). The Northern Utah Methamphetamine Drug Hotspot Project Final Report.

  1. Wadman, Robert C., Michelle E. Heward and Scott Senjo (2002). FIND THIS TRADE JOURNAL ARTICLE

6. Senjo, Scott (2005). WeberStateUniversity, Department of Criminal Justice, Masters of Science Degree Program Policies and Procedures Manual.

F. Unpublished Manuscripts

1. Senjo, Scott (1998). Assessing Organizational Effectiveness: The Impact of Drug Court Processes on Offender Behavior Change. Doctoral Dissertation. FloridaAtlanticUniversity, College of Urban and Public Affairs.

2. Senjo,Scott (1993). Agency Policymaking ThroughRulemaking and Adjudication: A Case Study of the NLRB Bargaining Unit Rule. Master’s Thesis. The University of UtahCenter for Public Policy and Administration.

3. Senjo, Scott (1990). Casualties of the War on Poverty. Undergraduate Honors Thesis. University of California at Berkeley, Department of Political Science.

Criminal Justice Research and Consulting

U.S. Dept. of Justice

NationalWhiteCollarCrimeCenter (NW3C)

Washington, D.C. July 2004

formulation of 2004 National White Collar Crime Survey

 Pittsburgh, PA SME (Subject Matter Expert) meeting

Weber/Morgan CountyDOJ Grant Project

“Methamphetamine Drug Hot Spots”

Ogden, Utah February 2001-December 2002

project design and development

survey instrument design and administration

data collection and analysis

WeberCounty Attorneys Office

Drug Diversion Program Summary

Ogden, Utah January 2001-August 2001

project design and development

data tabulation and summary

KernCounty Municipal Court

Drug Court Program Summary

Bakersfield, California October 1998-August 2000

project design and development

survey instrument design and administration

data collection and analysis

South Florida Eighth Judicial District

Drug Court Program Evaluation

Fort Lauderdale, Florida December 1995-May 1997

project design and development

survey instrument design and administration

data collection and analysis

Research Assistant

City of BoulderCenter for Policy and Program Analysis

Boulder, Colorado February 1998-June 1998

survey administration

program implementation and development

data collection and coding

Research Assistant

Aspen Media and Market Research, Incorporated

Boulder, Colorado June 1997-June 1998

project implementation

survey re-design and administration

data collection and entry

Community Policing Project

FloridaAtlanticUniversity

Fort Lauderdale, Florida August 1994-January 1997

project planning and development

monitoring and supervision of participants

refereed publication of program findings

Juvenile Justice Project

Together Against Gangs, Incorporated

Boca Raton, Florida September 1996-May 1997

design and writing of grant application

library and records research

negotiation with funding agency

Juvenile Justice Facility Planning

Cities In Schools, Incorporated

Fort Lauderdale, Florida August 1995-May 1996

project planning

coordinator of inter-agency negotiation

organization and drafting of Master Plan for education facility

Criminal Justice Agency Experience

BoulderCountyJail, Bond Commissioner (sworn position)

BoulderCounty Division of Community Corrections

Boulder, Colorado June 1997-November 1997

bond determination for arrestees

LAN computer system data retrieval

report writing, in-court presentation

Legal Experience

Legal Assistant

U.S. Resolution Trust Corporation

Washington, D.C. May 1993-August 1993

computer, library, and file research

case review and summary

Legal Assistant

Utah Legal Services

Salt Lake City, Utah May 1992-January 1993

litigation and trial preparation

fact gathering, interviewing witnesses

drafting of pleadings and motions

Contributing Editor

Journal of Contemporary Law, College of Law

Salt Lake City, Utah August 1991-January 1993

legal writing and research

Legal Assistant

American Civil Liberties Union

Salt Lake City, Utah May 1991-September 1991

legal research

drafting of legal opinions

Legal Assistant

CaliforniaCenter on Long Term Care

San Francisco, California May 1989-September 1989

legal research

legislative research

Clerkships

Research Clerk

Institute for Research on Social Problems

Boulder, Colorado May 1996-October 1996

test administration for experimental research designs

data collection, summary, and analysis

Research Clerk

Office of Academic Support Services, FloridaAtlanticUniversity

College of Urban and Public Affairs

Fort Lauderdale, Florida May 1995-October 1995

database maintenance

records search and summary

Research Clerk

Institute of Government

Fort Lauderdale, Florida May 1994-October 1994

library and records research

project planning and committee participation

document summary, literature review, report writing

Service Experience

Social Science GE Assessment Committee

WeberStateUniversity, College of Social and Behavioral Sciences

Ogden, Utah August 2006-PRESENT (temporary assignment)

  • college-wide assessment of undergrad intro course outcomes

Trustee, The Augustine Fellowship, Board of Trustees

The Augustine Fellowship, Fellowship-Wide Services

San Antonio, Texas May 2006-PRESENT

  • member . . . committee
  • board governance

Chair, College Computer Committee

WeberStateUniversity, College of Social and Behavioral Sciences

Ogden, Utah September 2000-PRESENT (Chair, 2005-PRESENT)

  • college-wide assessment of technology resources and needs

National Science Foundation, Faculty Mentor

National Science Foundation REU (Research Experience for Undergraduates)

WeberStateUniversity, College of Social and Behavioral Sciences

Ogden, Utah September 2005-PRESENT

advising and mentoring undergraduate research projects

NUJIA Editorial Board Member (NorwichUniversityJournal of Information Assurance)

September 2005-PRESENT

scholarly journal editorial board service

Institutional Review Board (IRB)

WeberStateUniversity

Ogden, Utah July 2004-PRESENT

review of human subjects research applications

Assistant Coordinator of Graduate Studies

WeberStateUniversity, Department of Criminal Justice

Ogden, Utah July 2004-PRESENT

administration of graduate studies program

 author of graduate program PPM

Academic Resources and Computing Committee (ARCC)

WeberStateUniversity

Ogden, Utah May 2003-PRESENT

policy formulation and grant distribution for technology enhancement projects

Admission, Credits, and Graduation Committee

WeberStateUniversity

Ogden, Utah August 2002-August 2005

administration of student dispute resolution

New Member Committee

Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS)

Greenbelt, Maryland April 2002-PRESENT

recruitment planning and event coordination of new members to the Academy

Outcomes Assessment Coordinator

WeberStateUniversity, Department of Criminal Justice

Ogden, Utah July 2002-PRESENT

coordination of department student outcomes assessment

IT Diversity Action Team

WeberStateUniversity, IT (Instructional Technology) Division

Ogden, Utah August 2001-PRESENT

advisement of Division on diversity-related issues

White Collar Crime Research Consortium (NW3C)

NationalWhiteCollarCrimeCenter

Washington, D.C. November 2001-PRESENT

  • research of white collar crime issues

Mentoring Program Member

American Society of Criminology (ASC) Student Mentor Program

Columbus, Ohio August 2000-PRESENT

education and career mentoring of ASC student members

Faculty Advisor

Alpha Phi Sigma National Criminal Justice Honor Society

Bakersfield, California August 1999-August 2000

advising, mentoring, administration of student-run campus organization

Advisory Board Member

KernCounty Alcohol and Drug Advisory Board

Bakersfield, California April 1999-August 2000

alcohol and drug program planning and evaluation

Library Committee Chairperson

CalStateBakersfield, Department of Criminal Justice

Bakersfield, California September 1998-August 2000

literature and video library review; ordering of materials

Political Campaign Member

Committee to Re-elect Member of Congress Wayne Owens

Second Congressional District, Salt Lake City, Utah Sept. 1990-November 1990

mail-outs, telephoning, door-to-door campaigning and fundraising

Political Campaign Member

Committee to Elect to Congress Karen Shephard

Second Congressional District, Salt Lake City, Utah Sept. 1992-November 1992

mail-outs, telephoning, door-to-door campaigning and fundraising

Research Assistant

NOW (National Organization of Women), Domestic Violence Committee

Salt Lake City, Utah January 1991-March 1993

domestic violence legislative and legal research

Social Service Administrator

WIC (Women, Infants, and Children)

Utah Department of Social Services

Salt Lake City, Utah October 1990-September 1991

income and asset evaluation of WIC clients

Professional Affiliations

I. American Society of Criminology (ASC)

Conference Attendance:

Boston, 1996

Toronto, 1999

San Francisco, 2000

Atlanta, 2001

Chicago, 2002

Denver, 2003

Nashville, 2004

Toronto, 2005

Los Angeles, 2006 (abstract has been accepted)

II. Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS)

Conference Attendance:

New Orleans, 2000

Washington, D.C., 2001

Anaheim, 2002

Boston, 2003

Baltimore 2006

Scholarship

Journal Article Reader/Peer Review Service

1. Journal of Drug Issues

Editor: Dale Sechrest and David Sichor (Guest Editors)

Service performed in July 2000

Article Title: “The Drug Court Phenomenon: Its Impact on Eerie County, Pennsylvania.”

2. Western Criminology Review

Editor: Patrick Jackson

Service performed in February 2001

Article Title:

3. Allyn & Bacon Book Publishers

Editor: Tom Jeffries, Editorial Assistant

Service performed in April 2001

Book Title: Criminal Justice: Inside the System

4. Critical Criminology

Editor: Meda Chesney-Lind

Service performed in June 2001

Article Title: “Race and Presentencing Decisions in the United States: The Cost of Being African American.”

5. Western Criminology Review

Editor: Patrick Jackson

Service performed in November 2001

Article Title: “Terrorism Preparedness of Local Police and Sheriff’s Departments in the State of Missouri.”

6. Prentice Hall Book Publishers

Editor/Contact: Susan Beauchamp, c/o Korrine Dorsey

Service performed in December 2001

Book Proposal Title: Cybercrime Law and Investigations

7. Prentice Hall Book Publishers

Editor/Contact:

Service performed in February 2002

Article Title:

8. Academic Press Book Publishers

Editor/Contact: Mark A. Listewnik

Service performed in April 2002

Book Proposal Title: Digital Evidence and Computer Crime: Forensic Science, Computers, and the Internet, 2nd Edition.

9. Police Practice and Research: An International Journal

Managing Editor: Dr. Arvind Verma

Service performed in July 2002

Article Title:

10. Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency

Managing Editor: Melanie-Angela Neuilly

Service performed in April 2004

Article Title: “A Systematic Review of Drug Court Effects on Recidivism.”