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About Kim Lersch

Positions

Present Professor, University of South Florida School of Information
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Grants

2004 - 2007 National Evaluation of Youth Crime Watch, Tampa Bay Florida Area
United States Department of Justice, Abt Associates Inc.
Role: PI
$161,172
2001 - 2002 Tampa Police Department Early Intervention Program
United States Department of Justice, Office of Community Oriented Policing
Role: PI
$19,264
1998 - 1999 Largo Police Department Problem Solving Partnership
United States Department of Justice, Office of Community Oriented Policing
Role: Co-PI
$48,120
1997 - 1998 City of Pensacola, Florida Problem Solving Partnership
United States Department of Justice, Office of Community Oriented Policing
Role: Co-authored grant application and served as evaluator for project
$147,373
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Professional Service and Affiliations

2017 - Present Member, School of Information Faculty Affairs Committee, University of South Florida
Present Member, American Society of Criminology
Present Member, International Association of Crime Analysts
2016 - 2017 Chair, Faculty Council on Student Admissions, University of South Florida
2012 - 2013 Chair, Evaluation Committee, School of Public Affairs, University of South Florida
2007 - 2009 Faculty Liason, USF Board of Trustees Academic and Campus Environment (ACE) Workgroup
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Honors and Awards

  • Literati Club 1997 Award for Excellence for K. Lersch and T. Mieczkowski (1996) “Who are the problem-prone officers? An analysis of citizen complaints” published in the American Journal of Police, 15, (3)
  • Emerald Literati Network Award, 2007 Highly Commended Winner for Lersch, K.M., Bazley, T., & Mieczkowski, T. Early intervention programs: An effective police accountability tool, or punishment of the productive?, Policing: An International Journal, 29(1)

Education

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1995 Ph.D., University of Florida
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1993 M.A., University of Florida
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1990 B.A., University of South Florida
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