Kimberly A. McCabe, Ph.D.

Kimberly A. McCabe, Ph.D.
Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences
Professor of Sociology
Lynchburg College
434/544-8129
mccabe@lynchburg.edu

July 2005-present: Dean, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Lynchburg College
May 2006-present: Professor, Program of Sociology, Lynchburg College
August 2001-May 2006: Associate Professor, Program of Sociology, Lynchburg College
August 1996-August 2001: Assistant Professor, College of Criminal Justice, University of South Carolina
July 1991-August 1996: Instructor, College of Criminal Justice, University of South Carolina

September 1994-June 2001: Director, Law Enforcement Census Office, College of Criminal Justice, University of South Carolina
July 1991-September 1994: Director, College of Criminal Justice Computer Lab, College of Criminal Justice, University of South Carolina
June 1999-August 2001: Governing Counsel Member, South Carolina State Accreditation Process for Law Enforcement
October 1995-May 1999: Administrator, South Carolina State Accreditation Process for Law Enforcement

• September 2004-present: Member, Bedford County Library Foundation
  
• May 2003-June 2005: Member, Bedford Virginia Regional Library Board
  
• Summer 2005: Grants Evaluator, U.S. Department of Education. Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiatives
  
• Summer 2004: Grants Evaluator, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP)
  
• Summer 2004: Grants Evaluator, U.S. Department of Education. Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiatives
  
• Summer 2003: Grants Evaluator, U.S. Department of Education. Small Business Innovation Research Program
  
• Summer 2003: Grants Evaluator, U.S. Department of Education. Emergency Response and Crisis Management
  
• Summer 2002: Grants Evaluator, U.S. Department of Education. Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiatives
  
• Fall 2002-July 2003: Faculty Advisor, Alpha Sigma Alpha Zeta Upsilon
  
• Fall 2001-July 2004: Faculty Academic Advisor, Sigma Nu Fraternity
  
• July 2000-August 2001: Member, South Carolina Gangs Task Force, South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy
• November 1996-June 1999: Member, South Carolina Chiefs’ Association
• February 1996-June 1998: Member, Community-Oriented Policing Committee, South Carolina Department of Public Safety
• August 1996-January 1997: Member, National-Incident Based Reporting System Committee, South Carolina Department of Public Safety

Consultation:
Consultant to federal, state, and local agencies in the United States for design, implementation, and evaluation of criminal justice and public safety programs, strategic planning, recruitment, and problem-solving.

Expert Witness:
Expert witness in law enforcement policies and procedures, child abuse, school violence, and equity/parity/discrimination of employment in criminal justice and public safety agencies.

1996: University of South Carolina, Sociology, Ph.D.
1990: University of South Carolina, Criminal Justice, M.C.J.
1987: Virginia Tech, Math Education, B.A.

Special Education:

March 2004: Oxford University (faculty roundtable representative), Oriel College, Oxford, England
Summer 1997: University of Michigan (faculty fellowship), Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research, ICPSR Workshop on Longitudinal Data and Analysis
Summer 1996: University of Michigan (post-doctoral fellowship), Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research, ICPSR Workshop on Analysis of Discrete Data from Complex Designs
Summer 1995: University of Michigan (student fellowship), Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research, ICPSR Workshop on Quantitative Analysis of Crime and Criminal Justice

2005. School Violence, the Media, and Criminal Justice Responses. N.Y.: Peter Lang Publishing. (w/ G. Martin)

2003. Child Abuse and the Criminal Justice System. N.Y.: Peter Lang Publishing.

2001. Protective Orders in South Carolina: An Examination of Variables for 1997-1999. Columbia, SC: South Carolina Department of Public Safety. Office of Safety and Grants. (2000-RG-CX-K002).

2001. "Law Enforcement Accreditation: A National Comparison of Accredited Versus Non-Accredited Agencies." Journal of Criminal Justice., 29(1), 1-5 (w/ R. Fajardo).

2001. "Disease as a Deviant Disability" in C. E. Faupel and P. M. Romans’ Self Destructive Behavior and Disvalued Identity (Volume IV) in Encyclopedia of Criminology and Deviant Behavior. London, England: Taylor and Francis, pp. 217-219.

2000. "Agency Professionalization - Accreditation" in W. Doerner and M.Dantzkers’ Contemporary Police Organization and Management: Issues and Trends. Woburn, MA: Butterworth Heinemann.

2000. "Child Pornography and the Internet." Social Science Computer Review, 18(1), 73-76.

1998. "Recognizing Illegal Activities of Computer Users." Social Science Computer Review, 16(4), 419-422. (w/ S. Gregory).

1998. "Elderly Victimization: An Examination Beyond the FBI’s Index Crimes." Research on Aging, 20(3), 363-372. (w/ S. Gregory)

1997. The Nature of South Carolina Violent Crime. Columbia, SC: South Carolina Department of Public Safety. Office of Safety and Grants. (97-BJ-CX-K001).

1997. "Users’ Perceptions of Internet Regulation: An Exploratory Study". Social Science Computer Review, 15(3), 237-241. (with M. Dwayne Lee)

1997. "Inmate Leaders in the Jail Environment." American Jails, 11(2), 53-55.

1997. "A Comparative Analysis of Female Offenders" in Corrections Today, 59(4), 28-30. (with T.A. Ryan).

1996. Using the Michigan Alcoholism Screening Test to Identify Problem Drinkers Under Federal Supervision, Federal Probation, LX(2), 38-42. (with D. Blevins and J.B. Morton)

1994. Mandatory vs. Voluntary Prison Education and Academic Achievement, The Prison Journal, 74(4), 450-461. (with T.A. Ryan)

1993. The Relationship Between Mandatory vs. Voluntary Participation in a Prison Literacy Program and Academic Achievement, Journal of Correctional Education, 44(3), 134-145. (with T.A. Ryan)

Omicron Delta Kappa
Alpha Kappa Delta (Sociology Honor Society), August 2002 – Present.
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, August 1993 - Present.
Southern Criminal Justice Association, September 1993 – Present.
American Society of Criminology, August 1994 - Present.
Southern Sociology Society, October 2001 – Present.