Reminder: The FINAL deadline for submission for our 2027 Annual Meeting is ONE WEEK AWAY! Turn in your abstracts here by October 9th: s5.goeshow.com/acjs/annual/2… See you in sunny Orlando!

Student Award Alert! Calling all students doing research in Corrections! Join us at our upcoming annual meeting and apply for an award sponsored by @ACAinfo! Contact Dr. Peter Wood for more information!

As we prepare for our annual meeting: ACJS has several awards ready! Over the next few days we will be posting available awards for the 2027 Meeting so STAY TUNED! The full list of awards can be found at: acjs.org/acjs-academy-awards… Please turn in nominations by September 1st!

We would like to thank @FloridaAtlantic for being a Silver Sponsor for our 2027 Annnual Meeting! Learn more about @fausocialworkcj here: fau.edu/sw-cj/sccj/ See you all and FAU in Orlando!

It is #NationalCriminalJusticeMonth and ACJS would like to spotlight any programming! Please send us your photos and flyers! #NCJM

Officially logging off for #ACJS2026 It has been an amazing conference! Today Ryanne Mireles, Fawn Ngo, Elizabeth Adams, @jjmorgannet, and Aimée Delaney found our social media manager! That's it for this year's meeting! See you next year in Orlando March 30-April 3!!

And it's a WRAP on #ACJS2026 Earlier today Dr. Stephanie Mizrahi officially passed the gavel to Dr. David Meyers. Excited for the next year! And for the next two years under Dr. Sanja Ivkovic and Dr. Delores Jones-Brown! We have a great 3 years ahead as an organization!

Thanking our wonderful program co-chairs Aimée Delaney, Paul Gormley and Jared Dmello for all of their help and support in pulling this meeting off! We appreciate your hard work!!!

As our meeting is coming to a close, we would like to take a second to thank our wonderful Association Manager Letiscia Perrin and congratulate her on receiving this year's Presidential Award! Thank you Letiscia for your hard work! We are truly grateful for you!

Dr. Michaela Soyer has written "The Price of Freedom Criminalization and the Management of Outsiders in Germany and the United States" a great read for comparative/international criminal justice courses! More information ucpress.edu/books/the-price-…