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Associate Professor of Sociology |
Telephone: (262) 472-1133 (Department
Office)
(262) 472-5260 (Personal Office--No Answering Machine)
(262) 472-2803 (Fax)
Email: freem@mail.uww.edu
Education:
Doctor
of Philosophy (Sociology) (1985) University of Denver
Chronology of Academic Career:
Lecturer
(1985-1987) University of Wisconsin-Marathon Center
Assistant
Professor (1987-1992) University of Wisconsin-Marathon Center
Associate
Professor (1992-1996) University of Wisconsin-Marathon Center
Assistant
Professor (1996-1999) University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
Associate
Professor (1999-present) University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
Published Works (Last 5 Years):
Books:
Crime, Justice, and Society: Criminology and the Sociological Imagination
(written
with
two department colleagues-Ronald Berger and Patricia Searles) New York:
McGraw-Hill
(2000).
African Americans and the Criminal Justice System (volume
13 of the Current Issues
in Criminal Justice Series). New York: Garland (1996).
Articles/Chapters:
"The Impact of Federal Sentencing Reforms on African Americans." Pp.
258-270
in Notable Selections in Crime, Criminology, and Criminal Justice,
edited by David V.
Baker and Richard P. Darvin. Guliford, CT: McGraw-Hill/Dushkin (2001).
"The Impact of Federal Sentencing Reforms on African Americans."
Pp. 271-277
in Troubled Times: Readings in Social Problems, edited by Robert
H. Lauer and Jeanette
C. Lauer. Los Angeles, CA: Roxbury Press (2000).
"Minorities as Perpetrators and Victims of Crime.” Encyclopedia
of Violence, Peace,
and Conflict. San Diego, CA: Academic Press (1999).
“Racial Issues in Contemporary Criminology Textbooks: The Case of African
Americans." The Contemporary Justice Review 1 (4) (1998).
“The Impact of Federal Sentencing Reforms on African Americans."
Journal of Black
Studies 28: 268-286 (1997).
Selected Professional and Public Service
Editor
of Sociological Imagination (1998-2000)
Secretary of Midwestern Criminal Justice Association (1996-present)
Editorial Board of The Contemporary Justice Review
Reviewed
manuscripts for Sociological Spectrum; Contemporary Justice Review;
Western
Criminology
Review; Encyclopedia of Violence, Peace, and Conflic; and
Journal
of Research
in Crime
& Delinquency.