The Division on Queer Criminology is an official division of the American Society of Criminology.
The goals of the Division are:
- To encourage study in and the development of Queer Criminology,
- To connect faculty and student researchers studying Queer Criminology to enhance and improve research,
- To connect researchers with policymakers in order to make meaningful change for LGBTQIA communities,
- To share promising teaching strategies to better inform students on issues relevant to LGBTQIA populations.
Leadership and Committees
Ange Dwyer, PhD
Co-Chair
University of Tasmania
Meredith Worthen, PhD
Co-Chair
University of Oklahoma
Skyler Morgan, M.S.
Leadership Committee
Arizona State University
Michele Stacey, PhD
Leadership Committee
East Carolina University
Chris Wakefield, BA
Leadership Committee
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Jace Valcore, PhD
Leadership Committee
University of Houston-Downtown
Christina DeJong, PhD
Leadership Committee
Michigan State University
Eryn O’Neal, PhD
Leadership Committee
Sam Houston State University
Rod Colvin, PhD
Leadership Committee
San Diego State University
Committee Chairs
Ad-Hoc ASC Meetings Committee: Aimee Wodda
ASC Event/Social: Alessandra Early
Awards Committee: Stacie Merken
Constitution/Bylaws Committee: Jace Valcore
Mentoring Committee: Eryn O’Neal
Networking/Program Committee: Christina DeJong
Petition Committee: Vanessa Panfil
Social Media Committee: Emily Lenning
