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Calendar Archive prior to 2005
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Tuesday, November 18, 2008
The Annual Presidents Night Banquet Recognizing Presidents Emeritus,
1994-1995
"Honoring those who honored us"
| Pattie D. Banas (1994-1995) |
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David Laske (1995-1996)
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Distinguished Guest Speaker:
Superintendent Jody Weis
Chicago Police Department
"Challenges Facing Modern Police Administrators"
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Cash Bar 6:30, Buffet Dinner 7:00 PM
$55.00
Grace O'Malley's
1416 South Michigan Avenue
Chicago, Illinois 60605
312.588.1800
Valet and on-street parking available.
E-mail Reservations: ill.acad.of.crim@comcast.net
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Thursday Evening, October 23, 2008
7:30 PM to 9:00 PM
THE ILLINOIS ACADEMY OF CRIMINOLOGY
Presents a panel discussion on
Jail Overcrowding
PANELISTS
The Honorable Richard J. Elrod, Former Sheriff of Cook County
Charles A. Fasano, Director, Prison and Jails Program, John Howard
Association
Daniel F. Gallagher, Partner, Querry & Harrow, Special States'Attorney
for Sheriff Dart
ISSUES
— What can be done to relieve the burden of overcrowding
in a jail facility that has an average daily population of
over 9,500 inmates?
— History of federal court overview.
— What can be done to ameliorate conditions at the jail?
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COMMENTATORS
John Walsh, President of the Illinois Academy of Criminology
Chip Coldren, Past President, John Howard Association
Coordinator, Criminal Justice Program, Governors State University
AUDIENCE
criminal justice faculty and students, corrections administrators
and officers, law school faculty and students,
interested members of the public, all are welcome, no charge for
admission
MODERATOR
Former President of the Illinois Academy of Criminology
Professor Edward Mogul, Wright College, City Colleges of Chicago
PLACE
Northwestern University Law School
350 E. Superior
Chicago, IL 60611
Robert McCormick Hall, 195
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also see: SPRING
2008 AWARDS NOMINATIONS
Ticket Price: $35.00 Advance ($40.00 @
Door)
TO RESERVE TICKETS:
mail: Illinois Academy of Criminology, P.O. Box 134, Lemont, Illinois
60439
email: pattiebanas@comcast.net
phone: (630) 257-6843
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 2008
Illinois Academy of Criminology 2008 Spring Institute
University of Illinois Chicago
Student Center East, 3rd
Floor
750 S. Halsted, Chicago, IL
Juvenile Justice Reform in Illinois: Why is Change so Difficult to
Achieve?
Luncheon/Featured Speaker/IAC Awards, 11:30
a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Juvenile Justice Panels, 2:00 p.m. –
4:15 p.m.
Free to Students With Student I.D.
Featured Speaker: Malcolm Young, Executive Director,
John Howard Association of Illinois
“Research, Advocacy, and the Pursuit of Justice”
Panelists:
Christopher Mallette, Executive Director Juvenile Intervention
Support Center, Chicago Police Department, Youth Investigations Section.
Sheila Merry, Executive Director, Jane Addams Juvenile
Court Foundation
Sister Catherine Ryan, Executive Director Maryville
Academy
Randell Strickland, Senior Consultant, Jane Addams
Juvenile Court Foundation
Jeffery Butts, Juvenile Justice Policy Research Fellow,
University of Chicago and former Director of the Program on Youth
Justice at the Urban Institute, Washington D.C.
Event Co-Sponsor: Jane Addams College of Social
Work, University of Illinois at Chicago
Event Parking: 760 W. Taylor (hourly rates apply) limited
street parking.
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2007-2008 President's Theme: Justice Matters!
The Annual Presidents Night Banquet
Recognizing the Presidents Emeritus, 1990-1991.
"Honoring those who honored us"
| Chester Kulis (1990-1991) |
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Mel Wallace (1991-1992)
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Featuring remarks by:
Dr. David Struckoff
IAC Past President (1983-1984)
Associate Professor of Criminal Justice, Loyola University
Chicago
"Chaos Theory and Criminal Justice Policy and Practice
Today:
Where Are We Going?"
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Cash Bar 6:00, Family Style Dinner 7:00 PM
$40 in advance $45
at the door
Colletti's Restaurant
5707 North Central Avenue
Chicago, Illinois
773-775-5144
Free parking next to restaurant.
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This event is being sponsored courtesy of Loyola University.
Free and open to the public. All are welcome.
The ILLINOIS ACADEMY of CRIMINOLOGY
and the
Jointly Present
a Panel Discussion:
SEEKING POLICE ACCOUNTABILITY, THE CHICAGO STORY:
Thursday,
September 27 , 2007
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Dr.
Creasie Finney Hairston; Dean, UIC Jane Addams
School of Social Work; President Illinois Academy
of Criminology |
| Panelists:
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Professor Dick Simpson, UIC Department of
Political Science and former Chicago alderman
Dr.
Joseph De Angelis, assistant professor of
criminal justice at Ohio University
Gerald
Frazier, President CITIZENS ALERT
Julie
Hull, Attorney, Cook County Public Defender's
Office
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Time:
4:30 - 5:30 PM
Location: Ballroom, 13th floor
Loyola
University Chicago (map and parking information
below)
Water
Tower Campus
(Note:
Photo IDs will be required at the front security
desk)
111
E. Pearson
Chicago,
IL 60611
312-915-6000
Parking: 900 N. Michigan
Ave. Validated ticket parking fee: $6.00. Validate
ticket at event.
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A Presentation
of the Illinois Academy of Criminology:
Tattoos and Gang Violence
Thursday,
May 3, 2007
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Edward
Mogul, Professor, City Colleges of Chicago
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| Speakers:
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Dr,
Anne Laumann, Assistant Professor of Dermatology,
Northwestern Medical School
Andrew
V. Papachristos, Ph.D., University of Chicago,
Department of Sociology
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Time:
7:30 PM
Location: Feinberg School of
Medicine
Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Pritzker
Auditorium222 East Superior, Chicago, IL
Feinberg
Conference Center, 3rd Floor
Feinberg
Pavilion
251 East Huron Street
$6.00
parking with event validation at Self Park – 222
E. Huron or 321 E. Erie
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Certificates of attendance
available for employment or school recognition
Please R.S.V.P. to the Academy
at (773) 275-7100
All are welcome. Five dollar donation suggested
for non-members.
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IAC presents a panel discussion on the topic of:
EFFECTS OF MASS INCARCERATION ON FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES:
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Date:
Monday, January 22, 2007
| Moderator:
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Creasie
Finney Hairston Ph.D.; Vice President, Illinois Academy of
Criminology |
| Panelists:
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Brenda
Palms Barber, Executive Director, North Lawndale Employment
Network
Susan
Phillips Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Jane Addams College
of Social Work
Joseph
Strickland, Doctoral candidate, Jane Addams College of Social
Work
Patricia
O'Brien, Associate Professor, Jane Addams College of Social
Work
Jeff
Manza Ph.D., Associate Professor of Sociology, Northwestern
University
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Time:
7:00-9:00 pm
Location: Jane Addams College of Social Work
University
of Illinois at Chicago
1040
West Harrison Street
(northwest corner of Harrison and Morgan)
Education, Performing Arts and Social Work Building, 4th Floor
Chicago, Illinois
Link
to Mapquest
Pay
parking is available in the parking lot at the corner of Harrison
and Morgan,
enter on Morgan
All programs are free and open to the public.
Please join us.
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IAC presents a panel
discussion on the topic of:
Symptoms and Treatment of Police Stress
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Date:
Tuesday, November 28th
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Dr. Mike Dooley; Past President, Illinois Academy of Criminology;
Chicago Police Department, Retired
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| Panelists:
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Amy Watson, PhD - Faculty Member Jane Addams College of Social Work,
University of Illinois at Chicago
Dr. Kimberly Bulava - Professor of Forensic and Clinical Psychology,
The Chicago School of Professional Psychology
Officer Joe Reilly, Chicago Police Department, Counseling Unit
Officer Frank Calderon, Chicago Police Department, Counseling Unit
Officer Joe Panico, Chicago Police Department, Personnel Support Unit
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Time:
7:00-9:00 pm
Location: Police District 19 Headquarters Auditorium
Belmont
and Western Aveues
Chicago,
Illinois
Free parking
All programs are free and open to the public.
Please join us.
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The Illinois Academy of Criminology presents its second fall
program of 2006 on October 24th.
Controversies in Restorative Justice:
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Date:
Tuesday, October 24th
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Cheryl
Graves, Director, Community Justice for Youth Institute
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| Panelists:
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Azim Ramelize, Deputy Commissioner Chicago Commission
on Children and Youth Services
Kathy Bankhead, Chief Assistant State's Attorney
Juvenile Justice Bureau, Cook County Juvenile Court
Mike Fratto, Chicago Police Department Juvenile
Intervention Support Center
Doug Thomson, Professor of Criminal Justice and Sociology,
Chicago State University
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Time:
6:30-8:30 pm
Location: Police District 19 Headquarters Auditorium
Belmont
and Western Aveues
Chicago
Illinois
Auditorium
Location:
All programs are free and open to the
public. Please join us.
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The Illinois Academy of Criminology presents its first fall
program of 2006 on September 28th, 2006.
All programs are free and open to the public. Please join
us.
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Event:
The Special Prosecutor’s Report on Chicago Police
Torture:
Date:
Thursday, September 28th
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Past
Presidents of the Academy, Mary Powers and Edward Mogul
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Locke Bowman, Legal Director of the MacArthur Justice
Center, Attorney for the Petitioners
Representative of the Office of Special Prosecutor,
To Be Announced
Joey Mogul, Attorney, Presenter of testimony on the
torture issue at the United Nations in Geneva
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Time:
7:00 to 9:00PM
Location: Northwestern University School
of Law
Location: Rubloff
Building, Lowden Hall
Location: 357
E. Chicago Avenue, Chicago, IL
Location:
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President's Night, a Dinner in Honor of ILLACAD Past Presidents
and
2006 Criminal Justice Awards Presentations
The general public is invited to this event.
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Event:
President's Night honoring the following ILLACAD Past Presidents:
M. Leonard Goodman, Sidney Sullivan, David Struckoff, John
Jemilo, Marshall Hartman, Renee Maldonado Toomey and Chet
Kulis.
Also, the
2006 Criminal Justice Awards Presentations, and installation
of new officers.
Date: Wednesday, June 21st, 2006
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Speaker: |
James
F. Pastor, Ph.D, a former Chicago Police Officer, attorney,
author, and professor at Calumet College of St. Joseph
in Hammond. Jim is the author of The Privatization
of Policing in America, and he will be discussing
"The Blending of Private Security into a New Model of
Policing." He was a tactical officer in the Gang Crimes
Enforcement Unit while serving in Chicago, and is considered
to be an expert on the security industry. |
Time:
6:00 cocktails (cash bar), 7:00 dinner
Location: Chicago Athletic Association
Room: Gym Knights Room/Michigan Room
Address: 12 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL 60603
Entrée: Classic Meatloaf (combination of beef,
pork and veal with rosemary gravy and truffle oil) OR: Vegetable
Linguini and sauteed zucchini for the vegetarians.
Parking: Grant Park Underground Garage nearby
Price: $40.00/person |
The Illinois Academy of Ciminology Presents a Panel Discussion:
"Protecting International Borders and Security
Issues
from the American and Israeli Perspective"
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Dr. Andrew David, Office of the Consulate General of Israel
Mr. James Maurer, Director of Aviation, O'Hare International
Airport. |
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Date: Wednesday,
April 26th, 2006
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Location: Chicago Police Department, 19th
District Auditorium, 1st Floor, East Wing
Address: 2452 W. Belmont Ave. (at Western)
Parking: Free
Admission: Free
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Contact Executive Director Dennis Fitzgerald for further information:
Telephone 773.745.0803 or click to send
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56th ANNIVERSARY
ILLINOIS ACADEMY OF CRIMINOLOGY
SPRING INSTITUTE AND BANQUET
PRINTABLE DINNER RESERVATION FORM
February 17, 2006
Chicago Athletic Association
12 South Michigan Avenue
Chicago, IL
There is ample parking directly across the
street at Millennium Park (Grant Park) underground
Program Chair: Doug Thomson, Chairman
Criminal Justice Studies, Chicago State University
Co-chair: Richard Lindberg, President,
Illinois Academy of Criminology
Spring Institute, 1:30-5:30 PM
in the Crystal Room
(There is no charge for the Spring Institute) (Dress Code:
No jeans or sweats)
Boys, Girls and Gangs: A Status Report.......
Panelists:
Jim Wagner,
New Chief Investigator for the Chicago Crime Commission
Elizabeth “Betsy” Clarke,
Executive Director of the Illinois
Juvenile Justice Initiative
Dinner Speaker:
Jim Bogira,
Author of Courtroom 302:
A Year behind the Scenes in an American Criminal Courthouse
A question and answer session will follow the presentation.
Cash Bar — 6:00 PM Banquet — 7:00 PM
Lake Shore Room for Dinner
$40 per person
- $45 at the door – Pre-payment and reservations requested
PRINTABLE DINNER RESERVATION
FORM
or
Reservations may be made by e-mail or telephone
Pat Banas (630-257-6843) (pattiebanas@comcast.net)
or
Dennis Fitzgerald at (773) 745-0803 (iAM4FITZ@comcast.net)
please mail checks payable to Illinois Academy of Criminology
P. O. Box 134, Lemont, Illinois 60439
Tuesday, November 8th, 2005
The Illinois Academy of Ciminology Presents a Panel Discussion:
Online Predators: Public Right to Privacy, Entrapment Issues,
Detection and Punishment
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Date: Tuesday, November 8th, 2005
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Location: Chicago Police Department, 19th District
Auditorium, 1st Floor, East Wing
Address: 2452 W. Belmont Ave. (at Western)
Parking: Free
Admission: Free
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Panelists:
- Deputy Bureau Chief Michael Sullivan, High Tech Crimes Bureau,
Office of the Illinois Attorney General
- Sergeant Michael Anton, Cook County Sheriff's Police Department,
Child Exploitation Unit, Maybrook Division
- Other panelists to be announced.
Moderator:
- Richard Lindberg, President of the Illinois Academy of Criminology
and published author
Contact Executive Director Dennis Fitzgerald for further information:
Telephone 773.745.0803 or click to send .
The Illinois Academy of Ciminology Presents a Panel
Discussion:
How to Help Police Improve Their Investigation of Murder
Cases
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Date: Thursday, October 20th, 2005
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Location: Chicago Police Department, 19th District
Auditorium, 1st Floor, East Wing
Address: 2452 W. Belmont Ave. (at Western)
Parking: Free
Admission: Free
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Panelists:
- Dr. Wayne Johnson, Loyola University. Doctoral
dissertation on improving homicide investigator training
- Captain Marc Buslik, Chicago Police Department,
25th District. Doctoral candidate at the University of Illinois
at Chicago
- Lieutenant Michael Murray, Oak Lawn Police Department,
Homicide Investigation "Cold Case Files" Unit
Moderator:
- Richard Lindberg, President of the Illinois
Academy of Criminology and published author
Public Disorder: Looting and Other
Public Security Concerns in Disasters
On Wednesday, October 5, 2005, the Illinois Academy of Criminology kicks
off its 56th Year with a timely and evocative presentation: "Public
Disorder: Looting and Other Public Security Concerns in Disasters."
The program will be hosted by Mr. Edward Mogul, past President
of the ILLACAD and a Professor at Wright College, and is co-sponsored
by the Sociology Department of DePaul University and the Public Policy
Studies Department of DePaul.
Panelists: Roberta Garner, Chairperson of the DePaul Sociology
Department; Wesley Skogan, Professor of Political Science at Northwestern
University; and Charles Williams, Deputy Superintendent of the Bureau
of Strategic Deployment, Chicago Police Department.
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Date: Wednesday, October 5, 2005
Time: 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Location: The DePaul Student Center, Room 314-B
Address: 2250 N. Sheffield Avenue, Chicago, IL
Parking: Two locations: 2335 N. Sheffield or 2330 W. Clifton.
The cost to park is $5.00
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THE ILLINOIS ACADEMY
OF CRIMINOLOGY
Welcomes You to the 55th Anniversary Spring Institute,
Reception, Awards Banquet, and Installation of Directors
and Officers
Friday, June 10, 2005
The Chicago Athletic Association
The Lake Shore Room
12 South Michigan Avenue
Chicago, Illinois
Panel Discussions Begin at 3:00 PM
Crystal Room
“The Transition from Prison to Community”
Moderator: Edward Mogul, Professor, Wright College
“Contemporary Issues in Criminal Justice Journalism
as Seen through the Eyes of Chicago’s Top Crime and Criminal Justice
Reporters”
Moderator: Richard Lindberg, Author & Historian
Reception and Dinner Begin at 6:00 PM
Lake Shore Room
ILLINOIS ACADEMY OF CRIMINOLOGY
Presents
21st Century Forensics:
Inside the CSI Lab
Moderators and Background Commentary
Dr. Kenneth Dooley
Special Victims Investigator, Chicago Police Department
President Emeritus Illinois Academy of Criminology
Panelists
Sergeant Robert Dubiel
Forensic Services Section
Chicago Police Department
Discussing, and demonstrating some,
“cutting edge” capabilities, equipment and approaches
to crime scene processing by the
Chicago Police Department Evidence Recovery Team
Jan Girten
Deputy Laboratory Director
Illinois State Police Crime Laboratory-
Chicago Division
Discussing the latest Tools, Technology
& Techniques
of “real world” Crime Lab Technicians
including resources available to local police agencies
Thursday, April 21, 2005
Program at 7:00 PM
Board Meeting at 6:00 PM
There is no charge for either the program
or parking
Chicago Police Department, 19thDistrict
HQ
Belmont and Western ( 2452 W. Belmont Ave)
Bring picture ID
For questions contact Michael Dooley (312-744-8200)
Pat Banas (630-257-6843)
The Academy sponsored a panel discussion
at Northwestern Law School on Thursday evening, January 27, 2005
of problems relating to prisons.
Several ideas were discussed and
will be posted shortly on this web site
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the panelists are left to right, Dr. Nathan Kantrowitz, author, Member,
Illinois Academy of Criminology; Professor Michael Deutsch,
Northwestern Law School; Phillip Ranstrom, Independent Documentary
Producer; Bonnie McGrath, Board Member, John Howard Association.
[Chip Coldren could not make it and sent Bonnie McGrath in his stead |
MARCH 24, 2005
Criminal Justice Ethics:
The Dilemmas of Worst-Case Scenarios
A discussion of making tough decisions by police, lawyers
and judges, and related professionals.
Moderators and
Background Commentary
Dr. Dave Struckhoff
Professor, Loyola University and
Executive Director, Justice
Research Institute
Russell Ewert
Chairman, CEO: Atwood, Conger
and Ewert
Panelists:
Thomas Cline
Training Officer, Chicago
Police Department
President, International Asosciation
of Ethics Trainers
Dr. Keith Killackey
FBI (Retired)
Professor, Lewis University, Lockport, Ill.
Patrick Leddy, Consultant
Former State of Illinois Parole, Federal Bureau of Prisions
Blogger
Christopher Helt, Attorney
Principal, Helt and Associates
March 24, 2005
Program at 7:00 PM
Board Meeting at 6:00 PM
There is no charge
for either the program or parking
Chicago
Police Department, 19thDistrict HQ
Belmont
and Western (2452 W. Belmont
Ave)
Bring picture ID
For questions contact Dave Struckhoff
(815-730-7803)
or Pat Banas (630-257-6843)
FEBRUARY 24, 2005
PRESIDENTS NIGHT
BANQUET
HONORING
PRESIDENTS EMERITUS
OF THE
ILLINOIS ACADEMY OF
CRIMINOLOGY
KEYNOTE SPEAKER:
Rob Warden,
an award winning legal affairs journalist and, editor and
publisher of Chicago Lawyer magazine during the 1980's, is
Executive Director of the Center for Wrongful Convictions at Northwestern
University.
Before founding Chicago Lawyer in 1978, Mr. Warden was
an investigative reporter, foreign correspondent, and editor at the Chicago
Daily News. Since the Chicago Lawyer changed ownership in 1989, Mr. Warden
has worked as a political issues consultant, executive officer of the
Cook County State’s Attorney's Office, and consultant
to various law firms and the litigation department of General Electric
Medical Systems.
Mr. Warden is the author or co-author of hundreds of
articles and five books, including two books about wrongful convictions
written in collaboration with Northwestern University Journalism Professor
David Protess - A
Promise of Justice - (Hyperion, 1998) and Gone in the Night
(Delacorte, 1993).
Mr. Warden has won more than 50 journalism awards, including
the Medill School of Journalism’s John Bartlow Martin
Award for Public Interest Magazine Journalism, two American Civil Liberties
Union James McGuire Awards, five Peter Lisagor Awards from the Society
of Professional Journalists, and the Norval Morris Award from the Illinois
Academy of Criminology. In 2004, he was inducted into the Chicago Journalism
Hall of Fame.
THE CLIFF DWELLERS
200
SOUTH MICHIGAN AVENUE
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60604
312-932-8080
6:00 CASH
BAR
7:00
DINNER
Menu:
We have arranged for ALTERNATIVES TO PORK: Chicken or Vegetable Plate. We must notify them three days prior to
the event concerning the number of substitutions we need, so don’t
forget to include that in your reservation.
Location: The Cliff Dwellers is on the top
floor of the Borg-Warner building, 200 South
Michigan Avenue,
across the street from the Art Institute.
Parking: The closest parking is the Grant
Park Parking Lot, entering off of Michigan
Avenue, near Monroe
Street
Reservations: Please e-mail or call with your dinner
choice(s):
Pat
Banas (Sussex
Management Assoc.) 630-257-6843
Finding
such a elegant venue as The Cliff
Dwellers was a wonderful surprise.
However, it has put us on a very tight budget.
Therefore, we request, if it is at all possible, please mail your
check now so we will have the money on hand at the end of the event to
pay the bill.
Send
your check for $40 per person to:
Illinois Academy
of Criminology
P. O. Box 134
Lemont, Illinois
60439-0134
The ILLINOIS ACADEMY of CRIMINOLOGY
presents
A panel discussion on
PRISON REFORM
Northwestern University
Law School
BOOTH HALL, Room 204
357 E. Chicago Avenue
(½ block west of Lake Shore Drive)
Thursday, January 27,
2005
7:00 – 9:00 PM *
Panel:
Edward Mogul - Moderator
Former President, Illinois Academy of Criminology
James Coldren, Jr., Ph.D.
Member, Illinois Academy of Criminology
President, John Howard Association
Chairman, Criminal Justice Department, Governor’s State University
Author, Patuxent Institution: An American Experiment in Corrections; Studies
in Crime and Punishment
Michael Deutsch
Adjunct Professor of Law, Northwestern University School of Law
Teaching seminar on “Prisons and Prisoner Rights”
Legal Director, Center for Constitutional Rights, New York
Partner, People’s Law Office, Private Practice
Editor, Representation of Witnesses before Federal Grand Juries
Phillip Ranstrom
Independent Television Producer: Contributed independently produced television
documentaries for WTTW,
“The Cocaine Express”, “Uptown Christian Soldiers”,
“I Remember Riverview”, and “Reclaiming America”
Nathan Kantrowitz, Ph.D. - Commentator:
Member, Illinois Academy of Criminology
Author, Close Control: Managing A Maximum Security Prison--The Story
of Ragen's Stateville Penitentiary
* IAC Board Meeting at 6:00 p.m.
prior
to 2005
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