BATCH2L -- Summer 2024
Batch Zoom Critical Value Tables
Click Link for Your Class:
Statistics or Research Methods or Corrections
Published Article Example to use as Model for your Paper Critical Value Tables: Download
Sample topics for paper:
Political topics: Sentencing reform, war on crime, war on drugs, truth in sentencing, three strikes you’re out, mandatory minimum sentences, abolish parole, prison overcrowding, get-tough legislation, effectiveness of treatment programs, recidivism rates, etc.
Prison population demographic topics: Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act of 2016, racial discrimination in parole eligibility, sentencing disparity, changes in sentencing laws, sentencing guidelines, prison construction boom, cost of incarceration, cost of alternatives to incarceration, discrimination in death-row populations, etc.
Stu Batchelder is:
1. High-Powered Professor of Criminal Justice
2. Past-President: Criminal Justice Association of Georgia
3. Director of CJ-Undergraduate Research
4. Master Faculty Advisor
5. Humble Jazz Guitarist
If you were invited to join the Criminal Justice Honor Society Alpha Phi Sigma (APS)
Venmo: @BatchAlpha
Qualifications:
Declared Criminal Justice major
Completed a minimum of 12 Credit Hours in four UPPER LEVEL Criminal Justice courses
Completed a minimum of 40 credit hours overall
Maintain a 3.2 GPA cumulative
Maintain a 3.2 GPA in Criminal Justice classes
Deadline to submit Application: 15 Oct 2024
To Download application: a) click Here
b) After the screen shows you a preview, Click "Download" icon in the upper left area
c) This puts the application into your "downloads" folder. Go to your downloads folder, open file, fill out application; save to desktop as you go along. Attach as email to Batch stu.batchelder@ung.edu
If you need extra help, Criminal Justice Honor Society Alpha Phi Sigma National Website: CJ Honor Society
UNG’s 29th Annual Research Conference submission portal is now accepting abstracts https://arc.ungjournals.org/. (See conference info below)
Annual Research Conference -- Gainesville campus Friday March 25, 2022 9:00 – 3:00 in the Nesbitt Building. For research presentation submit an abstract proposal www.ung.edu/ungarc due February 18, 2022
Professional Meeting opportunities at which you can present a paper Spring 2024:
CURCA is pleased to announce that UNG’s 29th Annual Research Conference submission portal is now accepting abstracts at: https://arc.ungjournals.org/. We invite students from all campuses to submit an abstract to present their research and creative projects to the wider UNG community. All disciplines are included, and students can present proposed, ongoing, or completed projects. Students may choose to either do a poster, a podium presentation (oral presentation) or a performance. Both undergraduate and graduate students are encouraged to apply. This year, the Annual Research Conference will be held at the Martha T. Nesbitt building on the Gainesville campus, on March 29th, from 9 am to 3 pm. Full information on our ARC page.
To participate, students should visit the ARC portal and submit a 250-word abstract by February 16th at 11:59pm. Students can also compete for best poster/best paper awards by submitting a complete poster/paper through the same portal by March 4th.
CURCA will also be hosting virtual workshops to help students prepare their abstracts and their presentations. The abstract writing workshop will take place on February 7th at 12pm, and the conference presentation workshop will take place on March 6th at 12 pm. Both workshops will take place via Zoom: go.ung.edu/curcazoomroom
Any questions can be directed to curca@ung.edu
Hope to see you there!
Dr.
Diogo Pinheiro and The CURCA Team
Research Conference:
Dahlonega Campus Convocation Center on Friday, March 24, 2023 from 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
submit a 250-word abstract by February 17, 2023.
Submit your abstract proposal on NOIR:
Login to your Nighthawks Open Institutional Repository (NOIR) account
Click "Account" in the top-right corner
Select "Dashboard"
[On the "Works" page] Click the blue "add new work" button
[In the popup] Select "UNG Annual Research Conference 2023" from the dropdown menu
Select "Presentation" as the type of work
Fill out the following information on the "Add New UNG Presenation" page:
Title: add the title of your abstract
Resource Type: choose poster or presentation [presentation = oral presentation]
Creator family name: last name
Creator given name: first name
Creator institutional relationship: choose undergraduate or graduate student
Institution: choose your main campus
Abstract/Description: copy and paste your abstract here
Keywords: words or phrases that describe your work
Subject: choose your subject
Organizational Unit: choose your department
Language: choose English
Licence: choose from the dropdown - CC BY-NC 4.0 Attribution-Noncommercial
Publisher: enter “University of North Georgia” into the field
Date Published: select the year – “2023”
Click “additional fields”
Enter your faculty mentor:
Contributor family name: mentor’s last name
Contributor given name: mentor’s first name
(Optional) to add a fellow student(s) who worked on this research with you, select “Add another” and repeat the steps above.
(Optional) if you are part of a specific oral presentation panel, please include the name of the panel, the mentor, and any fellow students who you’ll be presenting with in the “Additional Information” field.
Scroll up to the top of the page and select the “Notes” tab
Enter your email address into the “New Note” field so we can update you on your status into ARC 2023.
[When you're ready to submit] Check the box on the right side noting that you have read and agree to the Deposit Agreement, then hit save.
ARC 2023 Submission Instructions Transcript
Apply for the Annual Research Conference 2023
Abstract Tips
Your abstract will be 250-words and include the following information:
Big picture problem or topic widely debated in your field
Gap in the literature on this topic and how your project is filling the gap
Give important details covered in your paper/project
Your original argument
Workshops
CURCA will hold two workshops via the Zoom Meeting software (room: go.ung.edu/curcazoomroom ) to help students prepare for the conference.
"ARC Abstract" Workshop: February 1, 2023 at noon
"Presenting at Conferences" Workshop: March 1, 2023 at noon
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Criminal Justice Association of Georgia (CJAG) -- Dahlonega campus Thursday and Friday October 6th and 7th, 2022 9:00 – 3:00 in the Hoag Student Center A, B, C Rooms Building. For research presentation submit your abstracts www.ung.edu/ungarc due Sept 8, 2022
CURCA Conference Travel Grants: Undergraduate students my apply for up to $500. Full application requirements are located on our application portal in InfoReady. Applications are due in InfoReady by Friday, September 16 by 11:59 PM. Join us Wednesday, September 7 at noon in our CURCA Zoom Room for a workshop on preparing your CURCA Travel Grant application.
Online Education for UNG Professor Stu Batchelder:
These Links can be used to augment your research in this class:
(1) Link to the FBI UCR “Crime in the United States:”
FBI Uniform Crime Report 2017 (Full complete data)
FBI Uniform Crime Report 2019 (Limited preliminary data)
(2) Link to Georgia Department of Corrections:
(3) Link to the Bureau of Justice Statistics:
Bureau of Justice Statistics -- Corrections
(4) Link to National Prison Data:
Total prison and jail population United States: 1980 - 2008
Films On Demand: http://digital.films.com/