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Personal Quote

The more education our students have, the more successful they will become for themselves, their family and their surrounding communities.

Faculty Bio

Prior to teaching, Dr. Collica worked for a women's correctional facility in NYS coordinating an HIV prison-based peer education program and for a NY jail supervising their jail-based transitional services unit. She trains professionals in HIV- related issues in the NYS Metropolitan area. Dr. Collica has a Ph.D. and M.Phil. in Criminal Justice from the Graduate School and University Center of the City University of New York and a BA and MA from John Jay College of Criminal Justice. She is a certified ACA and PREA auditor, as well as ASHI certified. Her Center, Collica-Cox Correctional Consulting, LLC, is an ASHI Training Center for CPR, First AID & AED (kimjail.wix.com/correctionconsulting ). Dr. Collica is the Director and lead instructor for the award winning, Parenting, Prison & Pups Program, a joint partnership between 91��Ƶ/Dyson College, Hudson Valley Paws With A Cause, the Metropolitan Correctional Center and the Westchester County Department of Correction. Please visit our program at: https://ppp.blogs.pace.edu/ or on our Face Book page at https://www.facebook.com/Parentingprisonandpups/. Dr. Collica also teaches an "Inside-Out" type program at the Westchester Jail where 91��Ƶ students take CRJ 242 with incarcerated men and women. She also oversees Puppies on the Block, a joint partnership for puppy fostering with the Westchester Jail and Heaven Can Wait. She is well published in the field of corrections. Dr. Collica-Cox is a National Jefferson Award Winner; the Jefferson Award is considered the Nobel Prize for public service.

Awards and Honors

• 91��Ƶ, 2021, The Book and Performance Completion Award Program
• Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS) Corrections Section, 2021, The John Howard Award (2020-2021 recipient)
• MCC (Metropolitan Correctional Center), 2019, Certificate of Appreciation for my contribution and support of the 2019 Parenting, Prison & Pups Program
• 91��Ƶ, 2019, YES I Make It Happen Recognition Award
• ACJS (Academy of the Criminal Justice Sciences) & Sage Publications, 2019, Ken Peak Innovations in Teaching Award
• Jefferson Awards Foundation, 2018, Certificate of Excellence in Recognition of Outstanding Community Service
• Jefferson Awards Foundation, 2018, Greatest Public Service by an Employee - Gold Medal
• MCC, 2018, Certificate of Appreciation for Dedication and Contributions in Implementing the 2018 Parenting, Prison & Pups Program
• Jefferson Awards Foundation, 2018, Jefferson Awards - Selected by the Jefferson Awards Board of Directors as the 91��Ƶ representative for the Jefferson Awards Gala in Washington DC.
• Jefferson Award, 2017, 2017-2018 91��Ƶ Bronze Medal Jefferson Award, recognizing individuals for their public and volunteer service, and dedication to improving the quality of life in their communities
• The Good Dog Foundation, 2017, Honored Recipient for exemplary work as Good Dog’s research partner on a study to assess how animal assisted therapy may help female prisoners reunite with their children
• MCC (Metropolitan Correctional Center), 2017, Recipient of the MCC NY Education Department’s Certificate of Appreciation for Dedication and Contributions in implementing the Inaugural Parenting, Prison & Pups Program
• The Rotary Club of Elmsford, 2017, Recipient of the Certificate for Excellence for Lasting Contribution and Dedicated Services to the Community
• MCC (Metropolitan Correctional Center), 2017, Volunteer Appreciation Certificate in recognition of outstanding efforts and commitment to providing volunteer programs for the incarcerated
• MCC (Metropolitan Correctional Center), 2017, Volunteer of the Year in recognition of continuous support and perseverance for working above and beyond for the incarcerated
• The Lifer's Group/East Jersey State Prison, 2016, Appreciation and Dedication
• 91��Ƶ, 2015, Recipient of 91��Ƶ's 3rd Annual Research Day Award
• Criminal Justice Society, 2015, Recipient of a Certificate of Appreciation in Honor of Outstanding Contributions to the Criminal Justice Society
• Former Women of CARE/Taconic Correctional Facility, 2010, Appreciation Certificate
• Former Women of CARE/Taconic Correctional Facility, 2010, Excellence Award
• Westchester County Department of Correction - Transitional Services, 2009, Appreciation Award
• John Jay College, 2006, Criminal Justice Doctoral Program’s Scholarly Achievement Award
• John Jay College, 2005, Criminal Justice Doctoral Program’s Scholarly Achievement Award
• John Jay College, 2004, Arthur Niederhoffer Memorial Fellowship
• John Jay College, 2004, Provost’s Doctoral Scholarship Award
• ASC, 2003, ASC (American Society of Criminology) Division on Corrections and Sentencing Student Paper Competition Award
• John Jay College, 1997, Alex Smith Award
• John Jay College, 1996, Ida B. Wells-Barnett Women’s History Essay Writing Contest

Licensures and Certificates

• OASIS (NYS Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services, Naloxone Certified
• ASHI - American Safety & Health Institute, CPR (Adult, Children, & Infants), First Aid and AED Instructor
• ASHI - American Safety & Health Institute, CPR (Adult, Children, & Infants), First Aid and AED Training Center
• Pathways, Parenting Inside-Out An evidence-based skills training program for incarcerated parents.
• Department of Justice & The PREA Resource Center, PREA - Prison Rape & Elimination Act - Auditor
• ACA, ACA - American Correctional Association - Auditor

PhD, Graduate School and University Center/CUNY, New York, NY, 2006
Criminal Justice, specializing in Criminology and Deviance

M.Phil., Graduate School and University Center/CUNY, New York, NY, 2005
Criminal Justice

MA, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York, NY, 2003
Criminal Justice

BA, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York, NY, 1997
Criminology

Research Interest

Female offenders, prisoners, rehabilitation, reintegration, issues surrounding HIV prison-based peer programming and women correctional executives.

Grants, Sponsored Research and Contracts

Fall 2019 Learning Community, “Strategies on Correction Administration”
Collica-Cox, K. 2019. Straus Thinking and Learning Center. Funded.

Kenan Award 2018
Collica-Cox, K. 2019. 91��Ƶ. Funded.

Parenting, Prison & Pups
Collica-Cox, K. A. 2019. Anonymous. Funded.

• Faculty Assistants for Civic Engagement (FACES) (Fall 2019) ($300)
Collica-Cox, K. A. 2019. Center for Community Action and Research/91��Ƶ, 91��Ƶ. Funded.

Fall 2018 Learning Community, “Strategies on Correction Administration”
Collica-Cox, K. A. September 2018. Straus Thinking and Learning Center. Funded.

Spring 2018 Learning Community
Collica-Cox, K. A. 2018. Straus Thinking and Learning Center, 91��Ƶ. Funded.

Recipient of The Pforzheimer Faculty Development Grants focusing on Student Engagement
Collica-Cox, K. A. December 2017. The Pforzheimer's Honor's College, 91��Ƶ. Funded.

Parenting, Prison & Pups
Collica-Cox, K. A. November 2017. Private Foundation (Prefers Anonymity), Private. Funded.

Recipient of 91��Ƶ’s 2017 Summer Student-Faculty Research Program
Collica-Cox, K. A. & Javornik, A. June 2017. 91��Ƶ, 91��Ƶ. Funded.

Scholarship Grant for Service
Collica-Cox, K. A. June 2017. Elmsford Rotary, Local. Funded.

Scholarly Research Grant
Collica-Cox, K. A. April 2018 - March 2019. 91��Ƶ - New York, 91��Ƶ. Funded.

Faces (Faculty Assistants for Civic Engagement) - Fall 2017 to Spring 2018
Collica-Cox, K. A. 2017 - 2018. Center for Community Action and Research, 91��Ƶ. Funded.

Scholarly Research Grant
Collica-Cox, K. A. November 2016 - November 2017. 91��Ƶ. Funded.

Helene and Grant Wilson Center for Social Entrepreneurship
Collica-Cox, K. A. October 2016 - September 2017. . Funded.

Pericles Project Grant Fellowship
Collica-Cox, K. A. June 2016 - June 2017. Center for Community Action and Research , 91��Ƶ, 91��Ƶ. Funded.

Learning Community and Civic Engagement Grant
Collica-Cox, K. A. June 2016 - June 2017. Dean's Office/Dyson, 91��Ƶ. Funded.

Spring 2017 Learning Community
Collica-Cox, K. A. January 2017 - May 2017. Straus Thinking and Learning Center, 91��Ƶ. Funded.

Kenan Award 2016
Collica-Cox, K. A. November 2016 - February 2017. 91��Ƶ. Funded.

Kenan Award
Collica-Cox, K. A. May 2016 - May 2016. 91��Ƶ - New York, 91��Ƶ. Funded.

Kenan Grant
collica-cox, k. March 2015 - March 2015. 91��Ƶ - New York, 91��Ƶ. Funded.

Past Courses

CRJ 150: Intro to Criminal Justice
CRJ 242: Crime and Public Policy
CRJ 251: Introduction to Corrections
CRJ 296: Women & the Criminal Jstc Sys
CRJ 315: Rsrch Perspectives in CRJ
CRJ 331: Strategies in Corrections Admn
CRJ 391: Internship-Criminal Justice I
CRJ 391: Intrnshp in Criminal Justice I
CRJ 392: Internship in Crmnl Justice II
CRJ 392: Internship-Criminal Justice II
CRJ 412: Integrity Issues in CRJ

Publications

Mentoring Women in Corrections: Encouraging the Next Corrections Executive
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2024). Social Sciences. Vol 13 (Issue 10) , pages 520-538.

The Impact of Trauma Sensitive Yoga on the Incarcerated: Identifying, Understanding and Controlling Emotions
Collica-Cox, K. A., Day, G. J., Bennett, A. & Maruszewski, C. (2024). Journal of Forensic Nursing.

Addressing COVID-19 and health literacy disparities among correctional facility residents through dialogue-based education
Kader, F., Kruchten, S., Collica-Cox, K. A., Davidson, C., Hewlett, D. & Campo, M. (2024). Journal of Correctional Healthcare.

Coping with Depression, Anxiety & Stress: The Healing Effects of a Jail-Based Trauma Sensitive Yoga Program
Collica-Cox, K. A., Day, G. J., Maurszewski, C. & Bennett, A. (2023). Issues in Mental Health Nursing. Vol 45 (Issue 2) , pages 152-163.

Doing Time For A Parent’s Crime: When the Children of Incarcerated Parents Become the Collateral Consequences in Arrest and Sentencing.
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2023). Corrections Today. Vol 85 (Issue 2) , pages 34-41.

It’s the Power of Zoom Part 2: The Continuity of Jail-Based Educational Services for the Newly Released.
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2023). American Jails. Vol 36 (Issue 6) , pages 8-12.

Women Corrections Executives: The Keys to Reaching the Top
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2023). Women Corrections Executives: The Keys to Reaching the Top.Maryland : Lexington.

When parents are locked up, how about the kids?: Maternal Incarceration and Maintaining the Ties of Family.
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2023).

Dogs as therapeutic Partners not Therapeutic Tools: Ethical Considerations for AAT in the Correctional Setting
Collica-Cox, K. A. & Day, G. J. (2021). Social Science Journal. Vol 10 (Issue 11)

When Dogs Make the Difference: Jail-Based Parenting With and Without Animal- Assisted Therapy
Collica-Cox, K. A. & Day, G. J. (2021). Criminal Justice Policy Review. Vol 33 (Issue 6) , pages 608-638.

When ‘Inside-Out’ Goes ‘Upside-Down’: Teaching Students in a Jail Environment During the COVID Pandemic and Implications for the Use of Correctional Technology Post-Pandemic
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2021). Journal of Prison Education & Reentry. Vol 7 (Issue 1) , pages 50-69.

To Zoom or Not To Zoom: The Use of Technology to Further Educational Goals in the Correctional Setting During a Pandemic and Beyond
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2021). Corrections Today. Vol 83 (Issue 5) , pages 36-45..

Can Rikers Be Saved? The city jail’s complex on Rikers Island is in crisis, but reforms can stanch the bleeding
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2021).

Do as I Say and Not What I Do: Do HIV Prison-Based Peer Educators Practice What They Preach?
Collica-Cox, K. A. Journal of Correctional Health Care. Vol 27 (Issue 4)

Having It All? Strategies of Women Corrections Executives to Maintain a Work-Life Balance
Collica-Cox, K. A. & Schulz, D. M. (2021). Corrections - Policy, Practice and research.

A Case Study of The Westchester County New York’s Jail Response to COVID-19: Controlling COVID While Balancing Service Needs for the Incarcerated- A National Model for Jails
Collica-Cox, K. A. & Molina, L. (2020). Victims & Offenders: An International Journal of Evidence-based Research, Policy, and Practice..

A Token for Your Thoughts? Perceptions of Tokenism Among Female Corrections Executives
Collica-Cox, K. A. & Schulz, D. (2020). Criminal Justice Review.

Civic Engagement for the Future Criminal Justice Professional: Serving the Underserved in a Correctional Setting
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2020). Journal of Community Engagement & Scholarship. Vol 12 (Issue 2) , pages 10-21.

Book Review [Review of the book Mothering and Desistance in Reentry, by Michalsen, V.],
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2019).

Doing Gender in the Joint: Perceptions of Being an Effective Woman Leader in CorrectionsWhen
Collica-Cox, K. A. & Schulz, D. (2019). Women & Criminal Justice.

Implementing and Studying Successful Jail-Based Programming For Women: A Case Study of Parenting, Prison & Pups- 'Waiting To Let The Dogs In'
Collica-Cox, K. A. & Furst, G. (2019). Journal of Prison Education and Reentry. Vol 5 (Issue 2) , pages 101-119.

Innovations in Teaching
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2019).

Parenting From a County Jail: Parenting From Beyond the Bars
Collica-Cox, K. A. & Furst, G. (2019). Issues in Mental Health Nursing. Vol 40 (Issue 7) , pages 593-604.

Why Choose Criminal Justice: Is the CSI Effect to Blame?
Collica-Cox, K. A. & Furst, G. (2019). International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology. Vol 63 (Issue 11) , pages 2069-2099.

Will bail reform fail addicts?
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2019). , pages 20.

Women Wardens and Correction Executives: Paths to Leadership.
Collica-Cox, K. A. & Schulz, D. M. (2019). Corrections: Policy, Practice & Research. Vol 4 (Issue 2) , pages 89-111.

Impossible Until It’s Done: PREA Accreditation in Westchester County
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2018). American Jails. Vol 31 (Issue 6) , pages 8-14.

Of All the Joints, She Walks Into This One: Women Executives’ Motivations to Enter Corrections
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2018). The Prison Journal. Vol 98 (Issue 5) , pages 1-27.

Parenting, prison & pups: Parenting with a purpose
Collica-Cox, K. A. & Fagin, B. (2018). Corrections Today. Vol 80 (Issue 3) , pages 24-30, 110.

Inmate HIV Peer Educators as Wounded Healers: When You Take the Woman out of the Prison, You Don’t Need to Take the Prison Out of the Woman
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2018). The Prison Service Journal. Vol 238 , pages 28-38.

Why Retribution Matters: Progression not Regression
Collica-Cox, K. A. & Sullivan, L. E. (2017). Theory in Action. Vol 10 (Issue 2) , pages 41-57.

All Aboard the Desistance Line: First Stop, Producing Prosocial Prison Attachments Within an HIV Prison-Based Peer Program
Collica-Cox, K. A. Journal of Prison Education and Reentry. Vol 3 (Issue 2) , pages 67-91.

Changes in the C-Suite: A New Study Defines Executive Women’s Growing Presence in Corrections
Collica-Cox, K. A. & Schulz, D. M. (2016). Corrections Today. Vol 78 (Issue 4) , pages 58-63.

The Criminalization of Health Care
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2015). Society. Vol 52 (Issue 4) , pages 309-315.

Counting Down: HIV Prison-Based Peer Education Programs and Their Connection to Reduced Disciplinary Infractions
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2014). Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology. Vol 58 (Issue 8) , pages 931-952.

Female Prisoners, AIDS, and Peer Programs: How Female Offenders Transform Their Lives
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2013). Female Prisoners, AIDS, and Peer Programs: How Female Offenders Transform Their Lives.NY : Springer.

Court Officer Exam
Collica-Cox, K. A. & Saffady, G. (2011).

State Trooper Exam
Collica-Cox, K. A. & Furst, G. (2010).

Surviving Incarceration: HIV Prison-Based Peer Programs Build Communities of Support for Female Offenders
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2010). Deviant Behavior. Vol 31 (Issue 4) , pages 303-313.

Social Sciences Glossary
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2009).

Corrections Officer Exam, 3rd Edition
Collica-Cox, K. A., Furst, G., Henriques, Z., Hesalroad, M. & Smith, J. (2008).

The Prevalence of HIV Peer Programming in American Prisons: An Opportunity Wasted
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2007). Journal of Correctional Health Care. Vol 13 (Issue 4) , pages 278-288.

Federal Witness Protection Programs
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2005). , pages 675-677.

State Witness and Victim Protection Programs
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2005). , pages 440-442.

Levels of Knowledge and Risk Perceptions about HIV/AIDS Among Female Inmates in New York State: Can Prison-Based HIV Programs Set The Stage for Behavior Change?
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2002). The Prison Journal. Vol 82 (Issue 1) , pages 101-123.

Presentations

Take A Break: Trauma Sensitive Yoga With Young Jailed Men
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2024). AACS Annual National Conference. Association for Applied and Clinical Sociology

Take A Break: Trauma Sensitive Yoga With Young Jailed Men
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2024). NECoPA Regional Conferences. Northeast Conference on Public Administration,

Women Corrections Executives – The Keys to Reaching The Top
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2023). American Society of Criminology. ASC

Going Upside Down with Inside-Out: Using Zoom to Increase Carceral Programming
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2023). Inside-Out 25th Anniversary Conference. Inside-Out National Prison Exchange Program,

Coping With Depression, Anxiety & Stress: The Healing Effects of a Jail-Based Trauma Sensitive Yoga Program
Collica-Cox, K. A., Day, G., Bennett, A. & , C. M. (2023). American Society of Criminology. ASC,

Women Corrections Executives – The Keys to Reaching The Top
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2023). Working Women in Corrections & Juvenile Justice (WWICJJ) National Conference. WWICJJ,

Women Corrections Executives – The Keys to Reaching The Top
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2023). The Association of Women Executives in Corrections (AWEC) National Conference. AWEC,

• When ‘Inside-Out’ Goes ‘Upside-Down’: Teaching Students in a Jail Environment During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2022). Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences . ACJS,

Your Dog as a Therapeutic Partner, not a Therapeutic Tool: Ethical Considerations for AAT in the Correctional Setting
Collica-Cox, K. A. & Day, G. (2021). Texas Association of Criminal Justice Education Annual Conference. TACJE,

When the Corrections System Actually Rehabilitates
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2021). CJEANYS Annual Conference. Criminal Justice Educators Association of New York

Your Dog as a Therapeutic Partner, not a Therapeutic Tool: Ethical Considerations for AAT in the Correctional Setting
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2021). AACS Annual Conference. Association for Applied Clinical Sociology

The Academic Practitioner: An Overview of my Work in Corrections - John Howard Award Recipient
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2021). ACJS Corrections Section. ACJS

Jail-Based Services During COVID and Beyond: Maintaining Program Integrity
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2021). Future of Work Conference. 91��Ƶ,

When ‘Inside-Out’ Goes ‘Upside Down’: Teaching Students in a Jail Environment During the COVID Pandemic
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2021). Eastern Sociological Society Annual Conference. ESS

Reflections for Tenure and Promotion
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2021). TAP Information Workshop. 91��Ƶ

COVID and Incarceration
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2020). COVID and Incarceration. Sing Sing Prison Museum

When You Can’t Have It All At The same Time: Women Corrections Executives and Work-Life Balance
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2020). The Association for Applied and Clinical Sociology (AACS) Conference. AACS

Community Engaged Learning in NYC: Connecting Teaching and Scholarship with Criminal Justice
Collica-Cox, K. A., Forbes, F., Tewari, G., Dreisinger, B. & Maschi, T. (2020). Inaugural Symposium on Community Engaged Learning. Fordham University,

Carceral Dog Training Programs: Practical Applications
Collica-Cox, K. A., Furst, G., Houser, k., Pich, M. & Saum, C. (2020). Eastern Sociological Society. ESS,

A Token For Your Thoughts? – Perceptions of Tokenism Among Female Corrections Executives
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2020). Eastern Sociological Society. ESS,

"Implementing and Studying Successful Jail-Based Programming for Women”.
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2019). CHP 270 - Palliative Care . College of Health professions,

The Desire to Study Criminal Justice: Is the CSI Effect to Blame
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2019). The Southwest Association of Criminal Justice. SWACJ,

Implementing and Studying Successful Jail-Based Programming: An Overview of Parenting Prison & Pups & AAT
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2019). 91��Ƶ. Pleasantville.

Parenting, Prison & Pups: An Overview
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2019). Presentation for Congresswoman Meng. Westchester County Department of Correction & 91��Ƶ,

Criminal Justice HIPsters and Parenting, Prison & Pups: Civic Engagement as a Best practice
Collica-Cox, K. (2019). Best Practices Conferences: High Impact Practices. 91��Ƶ,

Implementing and Studying Successful Jail-Based Programming: An Overview of Parenting Prison & Pups
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2018). The Good Dog Foundation - Good Dog Handler training. The Good Dog Foundation,

Implementing & Evaluating Prison-Based Animal Programs in Jails
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2018). Eastern Sociological Association. ESS,

Doing Gender in the Joint: Perceptions of Being an Effective Woman Leader in Corrections
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2018). Eastern Sociological Society. ESS,

Parenting From A County Jail: Parenting From Beyond the Bars
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2018). Southwest Association of Criminal Justice. SWACJ,

The 91��Ƶ Path to retentin Success: Student-Faculty Engagement Outside of the Classroom
collica-cox, k., Maxam, s., Shostya, A., Evans, B. & Demestihas, E. (2018). Retention Conference. 91��Ƶ,

Civic Engagement for The Future Criminal Justice Professional: Serving the Underserved in a Correctional Setting
collica-cox, K., Reveillac, A. & Vega, J. (2018). 91��Ƶ’s University Faculty Conference. 91��Ƶ,

It’s About the Students: The Criminal Justice Department’s 91��Ƶ Path
collica-cox, K. & Ryan, J. (2018). 91��Ƶ’s University Faculty Conference. 91��Ƶ,

Parenting From a County Jail: Parenting From Beyond the Bars
collica-cox, K. & Cannon, T. (2018). Student and Faculty Research Day. 91��Ƶ,

Female Incarceration & Programming: Invaluable or Ineffective?
collica-cox, K. (2018). PARC - 91��Ƶ Active Retirement Community. 91��Ƶ,

Community Conversations: Criminal Justice, Yesterday and Today (Panel)
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2017). Community Conversations: Criminal Justice, Yesterday and Today. The Westchester Library System and the Sing Sing Prison Museum,

Parenting, Prison and Pups: Using Animal-Assisted Therapy to Facilitate Family Reunification Between Female Inmates and Their Children
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2017). Faculty Teaching and Research Showcase. 91��Ƶ,

Careers Based on Crime Dramas: The CSI Effect and Criminal Justice Students
Collica-Cox, K. A., Furst, G. & Javornik, A. (2017). Student and Faculty Research & Scholarship Day. 91��Ƶ,

Civic Engagement Within Corrections: The Creation of the Caring Professional
Collica-Cox, K. A., Murphy, M. A., Javornik, A., Cannon, T., Bravo, J., Bleecher, D., Buzzanca, V. & , . (2017). Faculty Institute. 91��Ƶ,

“The Criminalization of Healthcare: Democrats as Dictators and Violators as Iniquitous Ills
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2015). Academy of the Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Conference. ACJS,

As The Key Turns
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2014). Association of Women Executives in Corrections (AWEC) Annual Meeting. AWEC,

Pedagogy and Technology
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2012). American Society of Criminology. ASC,

Counting Down: HIV Prison-Based Peer Education Programs and Their Connection to Reduced Disciplinary Infractions
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2011). American Society of Criminology. ASC,

Surviving Incarceration: The New Pseudo Family for Female Offenders
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2007). American Society of Criminology. ASC,

The Prevalence of HIV Prison-Based Peer Programming in American Correctional Facilities: Another Opportunity Wasted
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2006). American Society of Criminology. ASC,

Women in Policing: Traditionally Invisible but Always Invaluable - The Effects of History and Gender Misconceptions on Law Enforcement
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2006). St. Lucian Royal Police Department. St. Lucian Royal Police Department,

Transitions that Transcend Criminal Trajectories – A Study on the Effects of HIV Prison- Based Peer Education Programs on NYS Female Peers
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2005). American Society of Criminology. ASC,

The Implementation and Maintenance of Prison-based Peer Programming
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2003). Inside-Out: New Directions for Integrating Services for the Incarcerated and their Families. Inside Out,

Breaking the Walls of Silence: Implementing and Maintaining Prison-Based Programming
Collica-Cox, K. A. (2002). National Roundtable on Women in Prison Conference. Columbia University,

Are College Women Feminists? A Fine Line Between Attitudes and Labeling
Collica-Cox, K. A. (1996). Annual Conference on Criminal Justice Education. John Jay College,

Professional Memberships

• Association of Women Executives in Corrections [Member]
• Criminal Justice Educators Association of New York State
• New York’s Criminal Justice Research Consortium [Member]
• American Jail Association [Member]
• Eastern Sociological Society [Member]
• Alpha Phi Sigma [Chapter Adviser]
• Council on Undergraduate Research [Member]
• American Correctional Association
• FBI's Citizen Academy Alumni Foundation
• Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences
• American Society of Criminology
• Ph.D. Alumni Association of the City of NY
• John Jay College of Criminal Justice Alumni Association

Department Service

• Assessment Coordinator [Committee Chair]
• National Criminal Justice Honors Society Alpha Phi Sigma [Faculty Advisor]
• Criminal Justice Society [Faculty Advisor]

College Service

• Puppies on the Block [Other]
• Inside-Out [Other]
• Dyson Sabbatical Leave Committee [Attendee, Meeting]
• Director, Parenting, Prison and Pups [Other]

University Service

• Grievance Committee [Chairperson]
• Opportunitas Awards Committee
• Jefferson Awards Nomination Review Committee [Committee Member]
• Thesis adviser for the Honor’s College for Criminal Justice Students [Faculty Mentor]

Professional Service

Puppies on the Block [Program Coordinator]
Westchester County Corrections Advisory Board [Officer, Vice President]
Inside-Out [Program Organizer]
Parenting, Prison & Pups [Director]
Peer Reviewed Journals [Reviewer, Journal Article]
Lifer's Group - East Jersey State Prison [Volunteer]
Westchester County Corrections Advisory Board [Officer, Vice President]