Drew Humphries, Professor of Sociology (B.A.; M., D. Criminology, University of California at Berkeley) and Director of the graduate and undergraduate programs in Criminal Justice, teaches a variety of criminal justice courses: police, deviance, gender and crime, domestic violence, and drugs and society. She has published extensively in the areas of crime, social control, media, women, and drugs. Dr. Humphries is the author of Crack Mothers: Drugs, Pregnancy and the Media and co-editor of Women, Violence, and the Media, a special issue of Violence Against Women. She is currently editing a volume of articles, Women, Violence, and the Media for Ohio University State Press. On the basis of her projects, the National Association for Pregnant Women invited Dr. Humphries as a featured speaker at its January 2002 conference at Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York.
Dr. Humphries just completed a pilot study on the impact of drug court on parenting and child wellbeing. This CCCS supported study encountered difficulties recruiting subjects. New approaches in recruitment are needed.

>>> The American Society of Criminology, Division on Women and Crime, named Drew Humphries the Distinguished Scholar of the Year.

>>> Dr. Drew Humphries was featured in the March 2004 edition of SJ Magazine

Books
Crack Mothers: Pregnancy, Drugs, and the Media. Ohio State University Press, 1999.

Women, Violence, and the Media. Ohio State University Press (forthcoming), ed. With Susan Caringella MacDonald.

Edited Special Issue
The Media, Crime, and Women, co-edited with Susan Carengilla-MacDonald, Violence Against Women, February, 1998.

Articles
No Easy Answers: Public Policy, Criminal Justice, and Domestic Violence, Criminology and Public Policy. November 2002: 91-96.

The Point of Moral Panic, Pg. 85-95 in Taking Sides: Clashing Views on Controversial Issues in Drugs and Society edited by R. Goldberg (McGraw-Hill 2002).

Revisiting Crack Mothers at 6:00. Pg. in It's a Crime: Women and Justice edited by R. Musaskin ( Prentice Hall, 2002).

Prosecution, Pregnancy and Drug Use, The Forum 7(1), 1999: 1-4.

Crack Mothers at 6: Prime-Time News, Crack/Cocaine, and Women, Violence Against Women, 4 (1) 1998: 45-61.

Crack Mothers: Punishment versus Treatment, Rutgers Magazine, October, 1996.

Mothers and Children, Drugs and Crack: Reactions to Maternal Drug Dependence. Pg 167-180 in The Criminal Justice System and Women edited by Barbara Raffel Price and Natalie Sokoloff (McGraw Hill, 1994).

Mothers and Children, Drugs and Crack: Reactions to Maternal Drug Dependence. Pg 130-145 in It's a Crime: A Critical Look at Women's Issues in Criminal Jusice edited by R. Muraskin and T. Alleman (Prentice Hall, 1993). (reprint, original Women and Criminal Justice, 1991, see below).

Crack Mothers, Drug Wars, and the Politics of Resentment. In Political Crime in Contemporary America: A Critical Approach edited by Kenneth D. Tunnell (Garland Press, 1993).

Mothers and Children, Drugs and Crack: Reactions to Maternal Drug Dependence. Women and Criminal Justice, Fall 1991 with J. Dawson, V. Cronin, P. Keating, C. Winiewski, and J. Eichfeld.

Sexual Assault, Women, and the Community: Organizing to Prevent Sexual Violence. Pg 98-113 in Criminology as Peacemaking edited by H.E. Pepinsky and R.Quinney (Indiana University Press, 1991) with S. Caringella-MacDonald.

Murdered Mothers, Missing Wives: Reconsidering Female Victimization. Social Justice 17 (2) Summer 1990: 71-89 with S. Caringella-MacDonald.

Reviews
Reinventing Justice: The American Drug Court Movement by James L.Nolan, Jr., Contemporary Sociology 31 (4).

Misconceiving Mothers: Legislators, Prosecutors, and the Politics of Prenatal Drug Exposure by Laura E. Gomez, Journal of Health Politics, Policy, and Law 25 (3), June 2000: 565-567.

Visualizing Deviance by R.V. Ericson, R.M. Baranek, and J.B.L. Chan, Crime and Social Justice, 1989.

Women, Crime, and Criminology by Carol Smart. Insurgent Sociologist Spring, 1980: 81-83.

Taking Chances: Abortion and the Decision Not to Contracept by Kristen Luker. America Journal of Sociology 3, 1977: 820-822.

Victimless Crimes: Two Sides of a Controversy by E.M. Schur and H.A. Bedau. Contemporary Sociology 4, 1976: 418.

Other Publications
Prosecution, Pregnancy and Drug Use, The Forum 7(1), 1999: 1-4.[Newsletter]

Criminalization of Pregnancy in C. Renzetti, J.Edleson, R. Bergen (Eds.) Sourcebook on Violence Against Women. Sage Publications, forthcoming.

Unpublished Manuscripts
Project Sunrise: Evaluation of Drug Education in Elementary School, 2003.

Caregiver Addiction: Curriculum Development for Elementary School Teachers 2001.

Female Victims: Audience Responses to Media Constructs, with S. Caringella-MacDonald.

Black/White Responses to Images of Female Victimization, with S. Caringella-MacDonald.

The Criminalization of Pregnancy: The Question of General Deterrence.

Drug Use and Pregnancy: Issues in Evaluation and Treatment, with Helen Polak, Kelly Behrens, John Wiener, and Vikki Schulter.

Dr. Humphries developed many evaluation, training and service projects, such as the "Caregiver Addiction and its Effects on Children: Curriculum Development for Elementary School Teachers." This project was funded with a grant from the Northeastern States Addiction Technology Transfer Centers and Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration with a charge to develop a Summer workshop for teachers. On the basis of the workshop curriculum, the National Institute of Drug Abuse invited Dr. Humphries to speak about this early intervention project at its March 2002 conference, "Blending Clinical Practice and Research" in New York City.

Evaluation, Training and Service Projects

Evaluation of Sunrise Drug Education Program, a Comprehensive Drug Prevention Program In Collingswood, NJ. 2001-2003.

Safer Streets, Planning Committee for Camden City Initiatives, Jointly with the Police Institute (Newark) and the Rand Institute (Camden) 2002-2003.

Bullying and Gender Discrimination, Curriculum Development for Elementary School Children, with Linda Wharton, 2003

MICA Training for Probation Officers and Drug Counselors, July 2002.

Community Policing Initiative, Curriculum Development and In-Service Training for Police Administrators and Officers in Camden County, 2001-2002.

Caregiver Addiction: Curriculum Development for Elementary School Teachers, 2001.

Abuse Children: Curriculum Development for Elementary School Teachers, with Chris Herring, 2000.

American Society of Criminology, Division on Women and Crime, Distinguished Scholar of the Year, November 2004.

Camden County Human Relations Commission, 2002-2003

Northeastern Addiction Technology Transfer Center, 2002

Northeastern Addiction Technology Transfer Center, 2000-2001

Rutgers University, Domestic Violence Education Grant, 2000-2001

Rutgers University, Rand Institute Fellowship, Drug Court, 1999-2000

Rutgers University, Domestic Violence Education Grant, 1999-2000

Rutgers University, Domestic Violence Grant, 1998-1999

Rutgers University, Faculty Support Grant, 1997-1998

Rutgers University, Rutgers Undergraduate Research Fellowship, 1997-1998

Rutgers University, Teaching Excellence Center, 1997

Rutgers University, Citizen and Service Education Grant, 1995-1996

Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation, 1994-1995

Rutgers University, Research Council, 1994-1995

Rutgers University, Citizen and Service Education Grant, 1993-1995