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(Published in @John Jay on March 31, 2010) On Board Jeffrey Butts has been named Director of the Criminal Justice Research and Evaluation Center. Butts holds a PhD in sociology and social work from the University of Michigan. He has been director of the Program on Youth Justice at the Urban Institute in Washington, DC, and senior research associate at the National Center for Juvenile Justice, among other career highlights. Presenting Jodie G. Roure (Latin American and Latina/o Studies) was the featured speaker on April 1 at the Color of Law Roundtable held at Western New England College School of Law. Roure is a 1997 alumna of the school. M. Victoria Pérez-Rios (Political Science) attended the annual convention of the International Studies Association, held in New Orleans, LA, from February 17 – 20, where she presented a paper on “War and Truth and/or Historical Memory,” chaired a panel on “Are Democracy and Human Rights Compatible?” and was the discussant on a panel exploring “Conceptualizing and Realizing Democracy.” At the annual conference of the Southern Political Science Association, held in Atlanta, GA, in January, Pérez-Rios presented a paper on “Accountability After 9-11: International and Domestic Implications of the War on Terror.” Kathleen Collins (Library) presented her paper, ?“Murrow and Friendly’s ‘Small World’: The Impossible Ideal of the Worlds Biggest Classroom” on March 13 at a joint meeting of the American Journalism Historians Association and the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, History Division, at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism. Marie Umeh (English) presented a paper on “(Re)Defining Masculinity: Male Involvement in Eradicating Violence Against Women and Promoting Human Rights for Women” at the annual conference of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women, held in New York on March 7. Michael Pfeifer (History) delive