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Studies in Support of the Prison Rape Elimination Act of 2003
National Institute of Justice (posted 04/13/06)
The National Prison Rape Elimination Commission is studying Federal, State,
and local government policies and practices related to the detection, prevention,
reduction and punishment of prison sexual assaults. The Commission has asked
the Academy to assist with two main areas of research: (1) a review of Federal,
State, and local government policies and practices with respect to the
prevention, detection, reduction and punishment of prison rape and (2)
a review of the relationship of surveillance and design techniques to
the incidence of prison rape.
The Academy plans to appoint the following individuals to a Panel
to oversee and direct the study. The public may comment by email
on the composition of the Panel for a period of seven days after
the posted date. Send comments to
pebookall@napawash.org..
Charles W. Washington , Chairperson* —
Former Dean, School of Arts and Sciences, Clark Atlanta University; Professor of Public Administration, Florida
Atlantic University; Chair and Director, John C. Stennis Institute of
Government, Mississippi State University; Associate Dean and Professor,
School of Government and Business Administration, George Washington
University.
James D. Carroll* —
Professor of Public Policy, Florida International
University; Adjunct Professor, Georgetown University. Former Senior
Staff Member and Director, Advanced Study Program, The Brookings
Institution; Professor, Chairman, Department of Public Administration,
Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, Syracuse University;
Director, Government Research Division, Congressional Research Service,
Library of Congress; President, Corrections Foundation of Washington
D.C.; Consultant and Advisor, World Bank.
Thomas F. Reilly* —
County Manager, Clark County (Las Vegas), Nevada; Former Associate
Professor, University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Former positions with Clark
County, Nevada: Director, Administrative Services; Deputy Administrator,
Division of Child and Family Services; Chief of Social Services, Department
of Human Resources.
Curtis Smith* —
Malcolm R. Meyers Distinguished Chair in Public Service, Wilson Center for Leadership, Hampden Sydney College; Adjunct Faculty, School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indiana University. Former Malcolm R. Meyers Distinguished Chair in Public Service, Wilson Center for Leadership, Hampden Sydney College; Director, Federal Executive Institute. Former positions with the U.S. Office of Personnel Management: Associate Director for Retirement and Insurance; Associate Director for Career Entry; Policy Advisor to the Director; Deputy Assistant Director for Pay and Benefits Policy, Compensation Group; Special Assistant to the Associate Director; Legislative Assistant.
Daniel L. Skoler* —
Consultant and Contract Adjudicator. Former Vice
President for Policy and Advocacy, National Council on Aging; Associate
Commissioner, Office of Hearings and Appeals, Social Security
Administration; Director, Division of Continuing Education and Training
Federal Judicial Center; Deputy Associate Commissioner, Social Security
Administration; Chairman, Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, and Deputy
Assistant Commissioner, U.S. Patent and Trademark Office; Chairman,
Commission on Accreditation for Corrections; Executive Director,
American Bar Association Commission on Correctional Facilities an
Services; Director, Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, U.S.
Department of Justice; Executive Director, National Council of
Juvenile and Family Court Judges; Director of Public Service
Activities, American Bar Association.
*Academy Fellow
To be announced
For further information contact:
Peta-Gaye Bookall
Research Associate
pebookall@napawash.org.
(202) 347-3190 x 3626
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