​​​Susan Miller, Professor of Criminal Justice, teaches courses on gender and crime, criminal justice policy, victimology, policing, and women and the criminal justice system. Her research interests include victimology and victims' rights, woman battering and criminal justice policy, as well as theoretical and policy implications of gender and social control. She received the New Scholar Award in 1994 from the American Society of Criminology's Division of Women and Crime. She just completed an edited book that explores the implications of criminal justice policies on women and children (Crime Control and Women: Feminist Implications of Criminal Justice Policy, Sage Publications). Dr. Miller's latest book is about gendered power and social/occupational relations among foot patrol and traditional rapid-response police officers, Gender and Community Policing: Walking the Talk (1999).​