Section Leadership
Section Co-Chairs
Congratulations to Lisa Singh who was elected October 26, 2006 as incoming co-chair replacing Clifford Dorne who has completed his term. Her information will be coming soon. Thanks to Cliff for his leadership these past two years.
Clifford K. Dorne, Ph.D.
Saginaw Valley State University
7400 Bay Road
University Center, MI 48710
Phone: 989-964-7072
Fax: 989-964-7232
Clifford Dorne is Associate Dean of the College of Arts and Behavioral Sciences and Professor of Criminal Justice at Saginaw Valley State University, Michigan. The College houses 13 academic departments and two graduate programs, a museum, and an art gallery. Dr. Dorne serves as Chair of the SVSU campus General Education Committee and was previously Chair of the Department of Criminal Justice. Currently, he is involved with victim-offender and school truancy mediation programs and serves on the Saginaw County Juvenile Justice Core Collaborative, an advisory committee to the Michigan 10th Judicial District-Family Court.
He has been teaching juvenile justice, corrections, criminology, conflict management, human relations in criminal justice, and the history of organized crime, among other courses, for 22 years. Dr. Dorne received his Ph.D. from the School of Criminal Justice at the University at Albany, State University of New York and previously held faculty positions at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette and Texas A&M International University at Laredo. His book, Child Maltreatment in the United States: History, Public Policy and Research was published in its Third Edition by Criminal Justice Press and he is working on a textbook on restorative justice for Prentice-Hall.
Cheryl Swanson
 Univ of West Florida
1100 University Pkwy
Pensacola, FL 32514
Phone: 850-474-2329
Fax: 850-474-2334
E-mail: cswanson@uwf.edu
Cheryl Swanson is an Associate Professor and Chair of the Division of Criminal Justice and Legal Studies at the University of West Florida. She received her B.A. in political science from Know College and her PhD in political science from the University of Oklahoma. She received basic training in mediation and attended workshops on Restorative Justice at the Center for Peacemaking and Conflict Studies at Fresno Pacific University. She teaches courses on restorative justice at the undergraduate and graduate levels and formerly served as ombudsman at the University. She co-chairs the Restorative and Criminal Justice Section of the Association of Conflict Resolution and has published a number of articles in the area of corrections.
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