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1 Edward S. Shihadeh CURRICULUM VITAE CONTACT INFORMATION Department of Sociology Phone: Louisiana State University Fax: Stubbs Hall Baton Rouge, LA APPOINTMENTS Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA Chair, Department of Sociology, July 1 st, 2013-present Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA Professor, Department of Sociology, 2012-present Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, 1998 Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, 1992 Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA Research Fellow and Coordinator, Crime and Policy Evaluation Research Group present Pennsylvania State University. State College, PA Department of Sociology, Lecturer : 1991 Statistics Canada, Edmonton, AB Analyst of Census and Economic Data 1987 Alberta Bureau of Statistics, Edmonton, AB Data Analyst 1989 EDUCATION Pennsylvania State University. State College, PA Ph.D. in Sociology. Sir James Lougheed Fellowship for Academic Distinction Dissertation: Race, Family Structure and Crime in the U.S., : Alternative Explanations of Race- Disaggregated Crime Rates University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB M.A. Sociology/Demography, University of Alberta University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB B.Sc. Psychology/Physics University of Alberta, Certificate of Merit for Scholastic Achievement. 1985

2 RESEARCH INTERESTS AND AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION Race and Ethnicity Criminology Urban Ecology Demography Research Methods RESEARCH GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS 2013 Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, BRAVE Baton Rouge Area Violence Elimination. Community-Based Violence Prevention Program. $1,000,000 With Cecile Guin, Matthew Lee, Juan Barthelemy Byrne Criminal Justice Innovation Program from the Department of Justice. BRAVE Baton Rouge Area Violence Elimination. Community-Based Violence Prevention Program, $1,500,000 With Cecile Guin, Matthew Lee, Juan Barthelemy Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, BRAVE Baton Rouge Area Violence Elimination. Community-Based Violence Prevention Program. $558,692. With Cecile Guin East Baton Rouge Parish. BRAVE Project. $42,243. With Juan Barthelemy and Cecile Guin Summer Stipend Award, LSU College of Humanities and Social Sciences. $5, Canadian Research Grant, Latino Immigration from the United States to Canada: Trends and Implications for Canadian Immigration Policy, $14, Atlas Grant, Board of Regents, A World Apart: Violence and the New Latino Migration, $130, Office of Academic Affairs, LSU Recruitment and Retention Project, $10, Manship Summer Research Grant. Louisiana State University, Hispanic Labor and Black Crime $5, Board of Regents Enhancement Program. ENH Program Crime and Policy Evaluation Research Group $25, National Science Foundation: The Social Fabric Under Stress: Baton Rouge s Explosive Growth after Hurricane Katrina. with Frederick Weil and Matthew Lee. $59, The Division of Industrial Labor Across Time and Space: Elaboration and Extension of a Community Study. U.S. Minerals Management Service. ($244,000 PI with Charlie Tolbert) Department of Sociology nominee: Phi Kappa Phi Non-tenured Faculty Research Award Sustainable Socioeconomic Development in Oil and Gas Country: A Case Study of Abbeville, Louisiana. Coastal Marine Institute. $79,896. (with Charles M. Tolbert) The Structure of Social and Economic Isolation in Underclass Populations. National Science Foundation, $119,828 (with Jeanne Hurlbert, Jack Beggs, Charlie Tolbert) OCS Development and Coastal Income Inequality: A Comparative Analysis at the Place Level. Coastal Marine Institute. $56,758. (with Charles M. Tolbert)

3 National Science Foundation Community Risk Factors for Urban Violence Effects of Economic Hardship, Family Structure, and School Process on Race-Specific Violence Rates. $40,000 (with Darrell J. Steffensmeier) Substance Abuse and Victimization in Baton Rouge Parish. Anti-Drug Task Force Community Partnership Coalition, $68,472 (with Bill Bankston) Summer Research Stipend, Lousiana State University, $ Baton Rouge Crime Study, LSU, Office of Research and Economic Development, $ Sir James Lougheed Graduate Fellowship of Academic Distinction, $30,000 AWARDS AND SPECIAL RECOGNITION 2013 Selected for the Distinguished Demographer Lecture (Keynote address) at Warren Kalbach Population Conference Excellence in Teaching Award: Dept. of Sociology, LSU, 2010 Nomination for the LSU Tiger Foundation Presidents Award 2009 Nomination for the LSU Tiger Foundation Presidents Award Distinguished Faculty Award (Excellence in Research, Teaching and Service), LSU Excellence in Teaching Award: Dept. of Sociology, LSU, Excellence in Teaching Award: Dept. of Sociology, LSU 2004 Research Paper of the Year. Mid-South Sociological Association Excellence in Teaching Award: Dept. of Sociology, LSU Excellence in Teaching Award: Dept. of Sociology, LSU Excellence in Teaching Award: Dept. of Sociology, LSU Excellence in Teaching Award: Dept. of Sociology, LSU Excellence in Teaching Award: Dept. of Sociology, LSU PUBLICATIONS Peer-reviewed Articles: Thomas, Shaun, and Edward S. Shihadeh Reconsidering the Age-Crime Link: Institutional Attachment and the Floater Effect. Social Science Research. Forthcoming

4 Shihadeh, Edward S., and Raymond E. Barranco "The Imperative of Place: Homicide and the New Latino Migration. The Sociological Quarterly. Forthcoming. Shihadeh, Edward S., Frank Trovato and Raymond E. Barranco The Third Alternative: Latino Immigration from the United States to Canada, 1980 to Canadian Studies in Population. Forthcoming. Thomas, Shaun and Edward S. Shihadeh, Institutionally Isolated Youth and Crime Rates: Preliminary Evidence of a Floater Effect. Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences January issue Weil, Frederick, Matthew R. Lee. Edward S. Shihadeh The Burdens of Social Capital: How Socially- Involved People Dealt with Stress after Hurricane Katrina. Social Science Research 41 (1), Shihadeh, Edward S., and Raymond E. Barranco Latino Immigration and Violence: Regional Differences in the Effect of Linguistic Isolation. Homicide Studies. 14: Shihadeh, Edward S., and Raymond E. Barranco Latino Employment and Black Crime: The Unintended Consequence of U.S. Immigration Policy. Social Forces. 88: Shihadeh, Edward S. and Lisa Winters Church, Place and Crime: Latinos and Homicide in New Destinations. Sociological Inquiry. 80(4): Shihadeh, Edward S. and Raymond E. Barranco Leveraging the Power of the Ethnic Enclave: Residential Instability and Violence in Latino Communities. Sociological Spectrum. 30: Shihadeh, Edward S. and Michael Bisciglia Segregation and Violence: The Class-Specific Effects of Black-White Segregation on Black Homicide. International Journal of Crime, Criminal Justice and Law. Status. Forthcoming Shihadeh, Edward S., and Ray Barranco Latino Employment and non-latino Homicide in Rural Areas: The Implications of U.S. Immigration Policy. Deviant Behavior Lee, Matthew R. and Edward S. Shihadeh, The Spatial Concentration of Southern Whites and Argument-Based Lethal Violence. Social Forces 87: Shihadeh, Edward S., Race, Class and Crime: Reconsidering the Effects of Social Isolation and Crime. Deviant Behavior 30: Lee, Matthew R., Frederick D. Weil, and Edward S. Shihadeh FEMA Trailer Parks: Stigma and the Social Structure of Avoidance. Sociological Spectrum: 27 (6): Shihadeh, Edward S., and Wesley Shrum Neighborhoods and Crime: Is There a Race Effect? Sociologicial Spectrum. 24: Costanza, Steven, William Bankston, Edward S. Shihadeh Alcohol, Area, and Violent Crime: A Spatial Analysis." Journal of Crime and Justice. Vol 24 Shihadeh, Edward S., and Mathew Lee Labor Force Structure, Unemployment and Crime: The Indirect Effect of Low Skill Jobs on Homicide and Theft in 26 Countries. Sociology of Crime, Law and Deviance Vol 1: Shihadeh, Edward S., and Graham Ousey Industrial Restructuring and Violence: The Link Between the Availability of Entry-Level Jobs, Economic Deprivation and Black and White Homicide in U.S.

5 Central Cities. Social Forces 76: Shihadeh, Edward S., and Michael O. Maume Segregation And Crime: The Relationship Between Black Centralization And Urban Black Violence. Homicide Studies Maume, Michael O., William B. Bankston, and Edward S. Shihadeh Whose Ox is Being Gored?: The Determinants of Public Support for Coercive Drug Control Policies. Journal of Crime and Justice. 20: Shihadeh, Edward S., and Graham Ousey Metropolitan Expansion and Black Social Dislocation: The Link Between Suburbanization and Center-City Crime. Social Forces 75: Shihadeh, Edward S., and Nicole Flynn Segregation and Crime: The Effect of Black Social Isolation on the Rates of Urban Black Violence. Social Forces 74: Shihadeh, Edward S An Overview of the Census Net Population Undercount. Godart: Documents to the People, 23. Shihadeh, Edward S., and Darrell J. Steffensmeier The Effects Of Economic Inequality and Family Disruption on Urban Black Violence: Cities as Units of Stratification and Social Control. Social Forces, 73: Clogg, Clifford C., Eva Petkova, and Edward S. Shihadeh Statistical Methods for Analyzing Collapsibility in Regression. Journal of Educational Statistics, 17, Steffensmeier, Darrell, Cathy Streifal, and Edward S. Shihadeh Cohort Size and Arrest Rates Over the Life Course: The Easterlin Hypothesis Reconsidered. American Sociological Review 57: Parameswara Krishnan, Eddie Ng, Edward Shihadeh. Some Generalized Forms of the Pareto Curve to Approximate Income Distributions. Population Reprints: Issue 105. University of Alberta Shihadeh, Edward S The Prevalence of Husband Centered Migration: Employment Consequences for Married Mothers. Journal of Marriage and the Family, 53: Fisher, Joan, Kathleen Dowe, and Edward S. Shihadeh Mathematical Demography: Model Tables for the Prediction of Age Specific Male and Female Homicide Rates. Criminometrica, 1:7-23 Books: Clogg, Clifford C., and Edward S. Shihadeh Statistical Models for Ordinal Variables. SAGE Series on Advanced Quantitative Techniques, Vol 4. Recent Non refereed Publications: Shihadeh, Edward S., Matthew R. Lee, and Katherine Mason "Murder in New Orleans: Back to the Bad Old Days" CAPER Fact Sheet #5: February Shihadeh, Edward S., Emily Berthelot, Frederick D. Weil, and Matthew R. Lee. April Baton Rouge Welcomes Katrina Evacuees. Fact Sheet # 3. Crime and Policy Evaluation Research Group, Louisiana State University.

6 Lee, Matthew R., Frederick D. Weil, and Edward S. Shihadeh. August Six Months After Katrina, Baton Rouge Residents Hold Positive Outlook on Crime, Safety and the Authorities. Fact Sheet # 4. Crime and Policy Evaluation Research Group, Louisiana State University. Shihadeh, Edward S., Emily Berthelot, Frederick D. Weil and Matthew R. Lee "Baton Rouge Welcomes Katrina Evacuees" CAPER Fact Sheet #3: April Lee, Matthew R., Frederick D. Weil and Edward S. Shihadeh "Recent Trends in Fear of Crime and Perceived Risk of Victimization in Baton Rouge, LA." CAPER Fact Sheet #2: December Shihadeh, Edward S. & Matthew R. Lee "Recent Trends in Murder Clearance Rates." CAPER Fact Sheet #1: June CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS ASA presentation with Ray robbery paper. Selected to give Distinguished Demographer Lecture -- Keynote Speaker at the Warren Kalbach Population Conference, Edmonton, Canada. Anti-Latino Sentiment in New Destination, American Society of Criminology. Chicago, November 2012 Louisiana Smart Growth Summit, Featured Speaker on Crime in Baton Rouge. Floaters, teen fertility and Crime. The Story Behind Leading Edge Crime Cities. Louisiana State University Sociology Conference. The Imperative of Place: Homicide and the New Latino Migration 2012 Destinations Departed: Black Population Loss, 'Reverse' Migration, and Urban Crime in Former Destination Cities of the Great Migration," for presentation at the 2012 Mid-South Sociological Association Conference, Mobile, AL, November Latino Immigration, Black Job Displacement, and Violence in Old and New Destinations. Annual Meeting of the Southern Sociological Society. New Orleans Prejudice and the New Latino Migration: The Geographic Locus of Anti-Latino Sentiment. Southwestern Social Science Association Meeting. March 2011 Crime and Punishment: Section chair and discussant. Southwestern Social Science Association Meeting. March 2011 Immigration and Homicide: Religious Environment and the New Latino Migration. Southern Sociological Society Annual Meeting. Atlanta Network Context and Fear of Crime. Southern Sociological Society Annual Meeting. Atlanta The Structural Covariates of Latino Homicide. American Society of Criminology. Invited presentation in Ken Land session. Philadelphia, November 2009 Latino Employment and Non-Latino Violence Homicide in Rural Areas. Southern Sociological Society annual meeting 2009

7 Leveraging the Power of the Ethnic Enclave: Residential Instability and Violence in Latino Communities. Southern Sociological Society annual meeting 2009 Presider: Rural Crime session at Southern Sociological Society annual meeting 2009 Author Meets Critic: Unequal Crime Decline: Theorizing Race, Urban Inequality, and Criminal Violence Southern Sociological Society annual meeting 2009 Urban Jobs and Black Violence: Immigration Policy and Black Homicide in Urban Areas. Southwestern Social Science Association Meeting. March 2008 Entry Level Jobs and Violence: Hispanic Low Skill Employment and Black Homicide in Urban Areas, 1990 to (with Ray Barranco). Session Chair: American Society of Criminology. Nov 2007 The Concentration of Black Youth Disengagement and Crime. (with Shaun Thomas). American Society of Criminology. Nov 2007 The Stigma of Disaster Displacement: Attitudes Toward FEMA Trailer Park Residents in a Receiving Community. October Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Mid-South Sociological Association, Lafayette, Louisiana. With Matthew R. Lee and Frederick Weil Indexing Public Opinion in Baton Rouge after Hurricane Katrina. October Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Mid-South Sociological Association, Lafayette, Louisiana. With Matthew R. Lee and Frederick Weil Hurricane Katrina Related Research. March 2006 Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southern Sociological Society, New Orleans, Louisiana. With Matthew R. Lee and Frederick Weil Spatial Exposure, Southern Culture, and Violence. March Paper Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southern Sociological Society, New Orleans, Louisiana. With Matthew R. Lee Community Disadvantage, Distress and Crime Rates: A test of Macro-Level General Strain Theory. Presented at the 2005 Annual meeting of the American Society of Criminology. Toronto. With Sung Joon Jang. The Coastal Division of Industrial Labor Over Time and Space: Continuation and Expansion of a Community Study. Pp in Proceedings: Nineteenth Annual Gulf of Mexico Information Transfer Meeting, December, U.S. Dept. of the Interior, Minerals Management Service, Gulf of Mexico OCS Region, New Orleans, La., "Youth Disengagement and Crime. Presented at the annual meeting of the American Society of Criminology with Asha Luthra Sustainable Development in Oil and Gas Country A Case Study of Abbeville, Louisiana." Pp in Proceedings Seventeenth Annual Gulf of Mexico Information Transfer Meeting. OCS Study No New Orleans Minerals Management Service, U.S. Department of the Interior, with Tootle, Deborah M. and Charles M. Tolbert CATI When There Is No Telephone: Computer-Assisted Telephone Interviewing in an Underclass Population. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Sociological Association, San Francisco, (With John J. Beggs, Jeanne S. Hurlbert, Charlie Tolbert, Michael O. Maume, Stephanie Guillory, and Michael Irwin)

8 Shihadeh, Edward S. and Graham Ousey. Industrial Restructuring and Violence: The Link Between Black and White Homicide in U.S. Central Cities". I was invited by the editor of Criminology to present this paper at the PLENARY SESSION of Annual Meeting, of Law and Society. St. Louis, 1998 So What if the Plant Closes? A Case Study of Manufacturing Decline in Oil and Gas Country. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Association of Geographers, Boston, (with Deborah Tootle and Charlie Tolbert) Economic Segregation Verses Racial Segregation: Which is the Better Predictor of Black and White Crime? American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA, (with Cathy Burton) Sustainable Development in Oil and Gas Study: A Case Study of Abbeville, Louisiana. Poster presentation at the annual meeting of the Southern Sociological Society, New Orleans, (with Edward Shihadeh and Deborah Tootle) The Relative Effects of Race Isolation Verses Class Isolation on Race Disaggregated Rates of Urban Violence. Presentation at the annual meeting of the American Society for Criminology, San Diego, 1997 Sustainable Development in Oil and Gas Country: A Case Study of Abbeville, Louisiana. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Rural Sociological Society, Toronto, (with Deborah Tootle and Charlie Tolbert) Shihadeh, Edward S., and Graham Ousey. Industrial Restructuring and Black Violence: The Link Between the Availability of Entry-Level Jobs, Economic Deprivation and Homicide in Central Cities. For presentation at the annual meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Chicago, Shihadeh, Edward S., and Graham Ousey, Metropolitan Expansion and Black Social Dislocation: The Link Between and Center-City Crime. The annual meetings of the American Sociological Association, Washington, Shihadeh, Edward S., and Michael Maume, Segregation and Minority Crime: Black-White Centralization and Black in Center-Cities. The annual meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Boston, Shihadeh, Edward S., and Darrell Steffensmeier, The Effects of Economic Inequality and Family Disruption on Urban Black Violence: Communities as Units of Stratification and Social Control. The annual meeting of the American Society of Criminology, Phoenix, Shihadeh Edward S., The Census Population Undercount. The annual meeting of the American Library Association, New Orleans, Shihadeh, Edward S., The Age Distribution of the U.S. and Race-Specific Trends in Index Crime. The annual meeting of the American Society For Criminology, New Orleans, Shihadeh, Edward S., Geographic Mobility Among Families: Social and Economic Consequences for Wives. The annual meeting of the Population Association of America, Toronto, Clogg, Clifford C., and Edward S. Shihadeh, A Test of Collapsibility in Regression. The annual meetings of the American Sociological Association, Washington, 1990.

9 Shihadeh, Edward S., Married and Single Mothers: Reasons for Moving and Employment Returns to Migration. The annual (joint) meeting of the Canadian Population Society Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association. Victoria,1990. Parameswara Krishnan, Edward Shihadeh. Some Generalized Forms of the Pareto Curve to Approximate Income Distributions. American Sociological Association Proceedings of the Business and Economic Statistics Section.1990 Shihadeh, Edward S., Issues on the Canadian Fertility Survey. Video tape presentation produced in conjunction with the Radio and Television Studio at the University of Alberta, presented at the colloquium, The family in Crisis: A Population Crisis?, organized by the Federation of Canadian Demographers, sponsored by the Royal Society of Canada, Ottawa, Krishnan, Paramaswara, Edward S. Shihadeh and S. Islam, Social Determinants of Lactation in South Asia: A Preliminary Report. The annual meeting of the Canadian Population Society, Winnipeg, Krotki, Karol and Edward S. Shihadeh, Ethnic Differentials in the Canadian Fertility Survey. Annual meeting of the Conference of Canadian and Latin American Scholars, Ottawa, 1985 MANUSCRIPT REVIEWER AND OTHER SERVICE National Science Foundation, American Sociological Review, Social Forces, Criminology, Crime and Justice, Sociological Spectrum, The Sociological Quarterly, Deviant Behavior, Rural Sociology, International Journal of Social Research Methodology, Social Science Research Sociological Inquiry (Editorial. Board), Program Committee for the Southern Sociological Association, 2012 meetings. TECHNICAL PAPERS AND OTHER RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Shihadeh, Edward S Interprovincial Migrants Survey Alberta Bureau of Statistics. Shihadeh, Edward S. and Paramaswara Krishnan The 1986 Male Fertility Survey. Report submitted to Health and Welfare Canada, University of Alberta. Shihadeh, Edward S The 1986 census: Training Manual Series. Department of Data Dissemination, Statistics Canada, Alberta Regional Office. Shihadeh, Edward S The Labor Force Survey: Training Manual Series. Department of Data Dissemination, Statistics Canada, Alberta Regional Office. Shihadeh, Edward S The GNP: A System of National Accounts: Training Manual Series. Department of Data Dissemination, Statistics Canada, Alberta Regional Office. Hemington, W., P. Sheahan. (Edited by Edward S. Shihadeh) Census Classroom Project. Department of Data Dissemination, Statistics Canada, Alberta Regional Office. COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS AND OTHER SERVICE 2013 Chair, Dept. of Sociology, LSU

10 2012 Recruitment Committee chair, Dept. of Sociology, LSU (four positions) 2012 Program Committee for the 2012 Annual Meeting -- Southern Sociological Society 2012 Organizer for all Criminology Sessions at the 2012 Annual Meeting -- Southern Sociological Society 2011 HSS Faculty Senate 2011 Dean HSS-appointed Faculty Grant Mentors Committee 2011 Provost-appointed LSU Recruitment and Retention Committee 2008 Undergraduate Advisory Committee 2007 Chair Faculty Recruitment Committee 2007 Chair Faculty Recruitment Committee. Joint position with Women s and Gender Studies 2007 Chair Faculty Recruitment Committee. Joint position with African and African American Studies present Internal Advisory Board Crime and Policy Evaluation Research Group Advisory Committee 1997-present Area Coordinator, Crime, Law and Deviance Graduate Policy Committee 2005 Spring Director of Graduate Studies (interim) 2003 Recruitment Committee /95-96/97-98 Advisory Committee / Graduate Admissions and Awards Committee Social Science Research Advisory Group (Office of Research and Economic Development) Undergraduate Advisory Committee /96-97 /00-01 Recruitment Committee 1999/00 Recruitment Committee Chair Member - Community University Partnership (CUP) with the Bottoms area of Baton Rouge. LSU Committee of Committees, LSU TEACHING Sociology 7491 (Graduate, Macro Perspectives in Crime) Sociology 7201 (Graduate, statistics seminar) Sociology 7202 (Graduate, Statistics seminar) Sociology 4461 (Undergraduate, Criminology) Sociology 2001 (Undergraduate, Introduction to Sociology) GRADUATE STUDENT COMMITTEES Current or last three years only Anthony Reed (chair) Mandy Cowley (chair) Will Breyerton (chair) Bindu Samkutty (chair) Angela Caraway (chair) Mike Bisciglia (chair) Ray Barranco (chair) Ashley Barras (chair) Lisa Winters (chair) Chantel Dufrene Chauvin (member) Emily Bertholot (member) Jessica Pearson (member) Jessica Doucet (member) Tim Brown (member) Julia De Antonio (member)

11 Anna Cutlip (member) Chanika Jones (member) Erica Dehart (member) Shaun Thomas (member) MEDIA RELATIONS AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH Too numerous to list. Documentation available upon request. Includes editorial mentions in the Philadelphia Inquirer and the San Bernardino Sun, a feature article with the BBC, and interviews or panel discussion with NPR (LPB), and CNN.