CURRICULUM VITAE

BACKGROUND

1. EDUCATION

• Post-Doctorate: California State University, Sacramento, Department of Ethnic Studies, California, 2004 to 2007
  Dissertation Title: Perceptions, Practices and Evaluations of the Criminal Justice System of the State of California by an Asian Indian Sikh Migrant Community

• Doctorate of Philosophy: Panjab University, Department of Sociology, Chandigarh, India,1991-1995

Concentration Areas:

• Sociology of Law: Legal Sociology, Law as an Instrument of Social Change
• Sociology and Criminology Theories: Theories, Scholarly Research
• Research Methods and Policies: Evaluation of Policies, Programs and Procedures

Dissertation Title: Legal Pluralism in India

• MPhil: Panjab University, Department of Sociology, Chandigarh, India, 1988 to 1990

Thesis Title: Impact of Green Revolution on Jajmani Relations: Transitioning of traditional social relations of employers and employees into modern legal contracts in farming sector of India

• Masters: Punjabi University, Department of Sociology, Patiala, India, 1985 to 1987

Concentration: Theory, Research Methods, Social System

CERTIFICATIONS: TEACHING AND RESEARCH

• Graduate Faculty Statue: 2007 to 2027; 1996 to 2004
• Online Teaching Certification LMS Canvas: Until 2029 including FDI Accessibility Training of Canvas Pages 2025 and FDI Accessibility Training MS Word Documents & PowerPoints 2025
  • Since 2004: Experience & Certification of LMS-WebCT, Blackboard, Blackboard Ultra & Canvas
• IRB CITI Researcher Certification: 2007 to present including Certification 2025
• Writing Intensive Faculty Certification: 2012 to 2014
• Annual Certification of Cyber Security: 2011 to present including Certification of 2025
• Grant-Writing Workshop of DOJ: Steps to Access and Apply for Funding Opportunities of 2025
  
  

TEACHING AND RESEARCH COMPETENCIES

• Cybercrime & Victimization; Cyber Laws, Legislation & Policy; Cyber Tools: AI, Grok, ChatGPT
• Media Evaluations and Media as an Investigation Tool; Citizen Journalism; Safe Cyber Navigation
• Criminology Theories; Research Methods; Policing; Women in Criminal Justice; Cyber Space
• Juvenile Justice; UN Declaration for Younger and Future Generations; Global Populations; UN: Sustainable Development Goals-SDG 4: Quality Education; SDG 5: Gender; SDG 16: Peace, Justice & Stronger Institutions; and SDG 17: Partnerships

2. EXPERIENCE

A. Academic: Description with rank, period of appointment

• Associate Professor at Auburn University at Montgomery, Department of Criminal Justice, Mont- gomery, Alabama, Fall 2018 to Present
• Assistant Professor at Auburn University at Montgomery, Department of Criminal Justice, Mont- gomery, Alabama. Fall 2011 to 2017
• Assistant Professor, Minot State University, Department of Criminal Justice, Minot, North Dakota, Fall 2007 to Summer 2011
• Adjunct Assistant Professor (Honorary Appointment): Department of Criminal Justice, University of North Dakota, Grands Forks, ND, Spring 2009 to Fall 2010
• Lecturer (Part-time Lecturer): California State University, Sacramento, Criminal Justice Division, Fall 2005 to 2007
• Lecturer (Part-time): California State University, Sacramento, California, Ethnic Studies Department, Fall 2006

Teaching cum Training Experience (1995 to 2004 in India)

• Senior Lecturer/Lecturer (equivalent to Associate Professor/Assistant Professor) cum- Police Training Officer, Punjab Police Academy cum Deemed University at Phillaur, Punjab, India, 1995 to 2004.
• Training Officer of Social Sciences, Criminal Investigation Department, Investigation and Intelligence Wing of the Punjab Police, Punjab, India, 2000 to 2001.
• Lecturer (Adjunct): Sociology, Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Competitions and courses, Mohali, India, Fall 1994 to Spring 1995
• Lecturer (Visiting): Sociology, Panjab University, Chandigarh, Department of Chemical Engineering, Chandigarh, India, Summer 1994.

Associate Professor of Criminal Justice, fall 2018 to present
Auburn University at Montgomery, Department of Criminal Justice
Course Titles: Undergraduate (UG) and Graduate (G)

• Introduction to Criminal Justice (UG)
• Introduction to Law Enforcement (UG)
• Research Methods and Grant-Writing (UG and G)
• Survey of Criminological Theories (UG and G) (Developed)
• Juvenile Delinquency (UG) (New Course Developed and first-time taught in Spring 2025)
• Juvenile Justice Administration (UG and G)
• Cyber Crime and Cyber Victimization (UG and G) (Developed)
• Cyber Laws, Legislation and Policies (UG and G) (Developed)
• Women in Criminal Justice (UG and G) (Developed)
• Gangs (UG and G) (Developed)
• Internship (UG and G)
• Directed Research (UG and G)
• Comprehensive Exam (G) (Developed and taught from 2012 to 2020)
• Dissertation – Doctoral Committee Member at Auburn University, Auburn, 2024
• Dissertation – International External Evaluator PhD Research, 2025

Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice, Fall 2011 to 2017
Auburn University at Montgomery, Department of Criminal Justice

Course Titles: Undergraduate (UG) and Graduate (G)

• Introduction to Criminal Justice (UG)
• Introduction to Law Enforcement (UG)
• Research Methods and Grant-Writing (UG and G)
• Survey of Criminological Theories (UG and G) (Developed)
• Juvenile Justice Administration (UG and G: Combined Courses)
• Women in Criminal Justice (UG and G: Combined Courses) (Developed)
• Gangs (UG and G: Combined Courses) (Developed)
• Internship (UG and G)
• Directed Research (UG and G)
• Comprehensive Exam (G): (Developed)

Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice, Fall 2007 to Spring 2011 Minot State University, Minot, Department of Criminal Justice

• Introduction to Criminal Justice (UG)
• Women in Criminal Justice (UG and Graduate)
• Juvenile Justice (UG and Graduate)
• Victimology (UG) (Developed)
• Gangs (UG)
• Research Methods (UG, Graduate and Doctorate)
• Statistics (UG, Graduate and Doctorate)
• Criminological Theories (UG, Graduate and Doctorate)
• Internship (UG and Graduate)
• Directed Research (UG and Graduate)
• Thesis (Graduate)
  

Instructor cum Post-doctorate, Fall 2005 to Spring 2007

California State University Sacramento, Department of Criminal Justice and Department of Ethnic Studies

• Research Methods (UG)
• Sikh American Experience (UG) (Developed)

Associate Professor/Assistant Professor cum Police Training Officer 1995 to 2005 Punjab Police Academy cum Deemed University, Punjab, India

(Courses: Undergraduate (UG), Graduate (G), New Police Officers Training (NPOT), Active Duty Police Officers Training (ADPOT) Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Wing Officers Training (CIIWOT)

• Critical Issues in Sociology (UG; G; NPOT; ADPOT; CIIWOT)
• Police Community Relations (UG; G; NPOT; ADPO; CIIWOT)
• Community Policing (UG; G; NPOT; ADPO; CIIWOT)
• Evidence Based Policing (UG; G; NPOT; ADPO; CIIWOT)
• Police and Media (UG; G; NPOT; ADPO; CIIWOT)
• Police Women (UG; G; NPOT; ADPO; CIIWOT)
• Gender Sensitization (UG; G; NPOT; ADPO; CIIWOT)
• Juvenile Justice (UG; G; NPOT; ADPO; CIIWOT)
• Human Trafficking and White-Collar Crime (UG; G; NPOT; ADPOT; CIIWOT)
• Terrorism, Drugs, Mafia, Money Laundering (UG; G; NPOT; ADPOT; CIIWOT)
• Computer Assisted Crimes and Criminality (UG; G; NPOT; ADPOT; CIIWOT)
• Dissertation and Thesis (Graduate – M Phil and PhD Students)

Lecturer (Part-time): Sociology 1994 to 1995

Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Competitions and courses, Mohali, India

• Social Structure and Legal Systems of Indian Society

Lecturer (Visiting): Sociology, 1994

Panjab University, Chandigarh, Department of Chemical Engineering, Chandigarh, India

• Intersect of Technology and Social Systems

Faculty Positions

• 2018 to present: Associate Professor of Criminal Justice, Auburn University at Montgomery

I am responsible for teaching three classes per semester. My responsibilities also include student advisement and active engagement in research and service. Additionally, an exclusive responsibility remained applicable upon me which was to maintain legal status in the United States. I successfully completed responsibility as an entrant International Research Scholar via EB2 scholar to Citizenship of the United States and ultimately was relieved from this responsibility.

• 2011 to 2017: Assistant Professor at Auburn University at Montgomery, Department of Criminal Justice, Montgomery, Alabama

As per part of contract, I performed responsibilities assigned by the Department Chair as well as to meet the requirements of residence in the United States.

• 2012 to 2020: Coordinator of Graduate Comprehensive Examination

My responsibilities were to develop, administer and evaluate Graduate Comprehensive Examination. Also, it was part of my responsibility as a Coordinator to provide necessary assistance to the students, and organize one week contact program to review with the students the content of the core courses included in the testing of Comprehensive exam.

• 2007 to 2011: Assistant Professor, Minot State University, Department of Criminal Justice, Minot, North Dakota.

I was responsible to teach four courses per semester & serve on the Dissertation Committees of the Graduate students. This position was tenure-track with an opportunity to apply for tenure after six years but due to a natural calamity of flooding I was able to complete only four years at the Minot State.

Spring 2009 to Fall 2010, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Criminal Justice, University of North Dakota, Grands Forks, ND. It was an Honorary Appointment to enhance the collaboration within the Departments of two Universities.

• Fall 2005 to 2007, Part-time Lecturer: Research Methods, California State University, Criminal Justice Division, Sacramento, California

Fall 2006: Part-time Lecturer: Sikh American Experiences, California State University, Sacramento, Ethnic Studies Department, California State University, Sacramento.

As a Post-doctorate, I worked in two Departments to gain experience of teaching in the United States. My responsibility was to teach assigned undergraduate online and classroom courses.

• Fall 1995 to 2004: Associate Professor/Assistant Professor cum-Training Police Officer at Punjab Police Academy, India:

As an Associate/Assistant Professor my responsibilities were to teach Sociology to M.A., M.Phil., and PhD students. Also, it was my responsibility to serve as the Chair and/or member of the MPhil and PhD thesis and dissertation committees.

As a Police Training Officer, my responsibilities were that of developing and administering Basic and Specialized Training Modules for new and in-service officers in the areas of Police Community Relations, Community Policing, Gender Sensitization, Juvenile Justice and Computer Assisted Crimes, White-Collar Crimes, Terrorism, Drugs, Mafia, and Money Laundering at Punjab Police Academy including as a Special Training Officer of Social Sciences on special assignments such as in 2000-2002 in the Criminal Investigation Department of Investigation and Intelligence Wing of the Punjab Police, Punjab, India

• Spring 1995: Lecturer (Adjunct): Sociology, Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Competitions and courses, Mohali, India: My responsibilities were to prepare students for civil services competitions of State and National levels.
• 1994: Lecturer (Visiting): Sociology, Panjab University, Chandigarh, Department of Chemical Engineering, Chandigarh, India

My responsibilities were to deliver lectures on the social systems, technology advances and insect between the two.

• Other professional: Position, period of appointment Academic Administrative Experience

1. • Member Harvard Business Review Advisory Council, 2024 to present
   • Member Board of Directors, UN Women, USA, January 2023 to January 2024
   • Owner and Chief Editor, Global Generational Equity (GGE)-SSRN Policy Paper Series
   • Member Board of Directors, YCWA, Minot, 2009 to 2011
   • Punjab Police Academy Representative for the National Women Commission of India, New Delhi: 1999 to 2004
   • Associate Manager, Police Public School, Phillaur, Punjab, India: 1998 to 1999

Coordinator of Graduate Comprehensive Examination

• Coordinator of Graduate Comprehensive Exam: For Developing, Administering and Evaluating Graduate Comprehensive Examination from 2015 to 2020

Mentoring and Advising Experience 1998 to Present Graduate Advising

• Fall 2011 to present at AUM
• Fall 2007 to Summer 2011 at MSU North Dakota
• Fall 1998 to 2004 at Punjab Police Academy, India

Undergraduate Advising

• Fall 2011 to Fall 2014; Fall 2018 to Summer 2021 at AUM
• Fall 2007 to Spring 2011 at MSU North Dakota

Mentoring to Become Certified Researcher and Join Research Gate

• Advise Undergraduate and Graduate Students for CITI Certification
• Advise Undergraduate and Graduate Students for Membership of Research Gate

Special Attention Students

• Assist Students in Courses as Per Instructions of Center for Disability Services (CSD)

Student Athletes

• Complete Student Reports as Per the Requests of AUM Athletic Department

SCHOLARLY AND CREATIVE ACTIVITIES

1. PUBLICATIONS

A. Books

• Book Scholarly (Refereed)

1. 1. • Paul, Prit (2013): Sikh Diaspora: Legal Pluralism and Dispute Settlement, Rawat Publications, N. Delhi, India. ISBN: 9788131604090; OCLC Number:830669356;

Language: English; Territory: World. website: http://rawatbooks.com/

• Books (Non-Refereed) – Police Training Manuals
  

1. • Kaur, Prit and Dhillon, S.K. (2001): Sociology for Police, Mohindra Publications, Ludhiana, Punjab Police Academy Press. (Approved and adopted for Police Training by then Director, Punjab Police Academy, India)
   • Kaur, Prit and Dhillon, S.K. (2000): Legal Pluralism, Mohindra Publications, Ludhiana, Punjab Police Academy Press (Approved and adopted for Police Training by then Director, Punjab Police Academy, India)

• Refereed/Invited Publications

• Book Chapters (Refereed and Invited) (Six Chapters – Recent)

1. 1. • Kaur, P., Vardhan, R. (2023). First Online: 26 March 2025 Cyber Violence Against Women and Girls: Review of the Roles of Women Police Stations and Women Cyber Cops. In: Shackelford, T.K. (eds) Encyclopedia of Domestic Violence. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-85493-5_2182-1
      • Kaur, Prit, Fernandez, Mirko D., and Vardhan, Ranjay (2024): “Gendered Cybersecurity to Gender Exclusive Cybersecurity.” In Todd Shackelford, (Eds.), Encyclopedia of Domestic Violence, Springer, Cham. (Total words 3749)

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-85493-5_2183-1

(This book chapter is selected by UN Women for their upcoming Technology Facilitated (TF) – Gender Based Global Training (2025)

• Kaur, Prit and Chauhan, S. (2023): “Reporting of Cybercrime in United States and India: UN Sustainable Development Goal 16 – Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions. In Todd Shackelford, (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Domestic Violence, Springer Nature. (Total words 2044) Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-85493-5_2184-1
• Kaur, Prit and Chauhan, S. (2023): “Gender Mainstreaming of Police to Counter Cybercrime & Victimization of Women and Girls: UNSDGs 5 and 16.” In Todd Shackelford, (Eds.), Encyclopedia of Domestic Violence, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-85493-5_2181-1
• Kaur, Prit, Vardhan, Ranjay. (2023): “E/Viral Rapes: Effective Solutions.” In Todd Shackelford, (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Domestic Violence, Springer Nature (Total words 2130) https://link.springer.com/referenceworkentry/10.1007/978-3-030-85493-5_2185-1
• Kaur, Prit (2020): “Cyber Connectivity, Cybercrime and Cyberspace Regulations.” Chapter has been published in an edited book, Women, Minorities and Criminal Justice, Kendall Hunt publisher.
• Kaur, Prit (2005): “Sikh Migration to United States: Issues Past and Present,” Ethnic America, edited by Vega Eric &Wayne Maeda. Kendall/Hunt, CA.
• Kaur, Prit (2004): “Gender Sensitization of the Police,” Good Practices in Police, SVP National Police Academy, Hyderabad, India.

B. b. Refereed Journal Articles (Articles – Recent)

• Kaur, Prit (2020): “International Student’s Confidence in the Police,” Pakistan Journal of Criminology, Volume 11, Issue 4.
• (Pakistan Journal of Criminology is a journal affiliated with Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, USA, that are published outside the United States or that have an US International Criminal Justice and Criminology mission)
  
• Kaur, Prit (2020): “Cyber Violence against Women and Girls: Preparedness of Cyber Units in Police Stations in the United States of America and Women Police Stations in India,” Intellectual Quest, Volume 14.
• Kaur, Prit (2019): “Immigrant Women’s Confidence in the Police,” Pakistan Journal of Criminology, Volume 11, Issue 2.

(Pakistan Journal of Criminology is a Journals affiliated with Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, USA, that are published outside the United States or that have an US International Criminal Justice and Criminology mission)

• Kaur, Prit (2017): Changing Patterns of Dispute Settlement in an American City, PCJ, Vol. 9, Issue 3, July 2017 (25-41).
• Kaur, Prit (2013): “Sexting or Pedophilia,” Revista Criminalidad, Volume 56(2), ISSN: 1794- 3108(Pt); 2256-5531(Online). (This article has been published in English and Spanish.)
• Kaur, Prit (2003): “Failure of International Marriages: Causes and Remedies,” Indian Police Journal. Official Journal of Bureau of Police Research & Development, Ministry of Home Affairs, New Delhi, India.

(The Bureau of Police Research & Development, India, is the main police research unit of the Government of India (similar to the Department of Justice in the USA.)

• Kaur, Prit (2003): “Value Ambivalence and Gender Justice,” Indian Police Journal: Official Journal of Bureau of Police Research &Development, Ministry of Home Affairs, Delhi, India.
• Kaur, Prit (2001): “Legal Pluralism in Indian Society,” Indian Police Journal: Official Journal of Bureau of Police Research & Development, New Delhi, India.

B.c. Refereed Monographs

• Kaur, Prit (2016): Juvenile Justice in India, for the Encyclopedia of Juvenile Delinquency and Justice, Wiley.
• Monographs: Kaur, Prit (1997): “A Monograph of Juvenile Delinquency,” published and used as the Police Training materials at Punjab Police Academy, Phillaur, India.

B.d. Refereed Proceeding Papers (Six proceeding papers/presentations & one report of a session)

• Morgan, Pamela, Chair of UN Social Justice Working Group and Committee Members including Prit Kaur, G.E.N.D.E.R. A.I. Justice MODEL, A recommendation accepted from the Social Justice Working Group by H.E. Philemon Yang, President of the General Assembly of United Nations.
• Kaur, Prit, Generation Z, Beta Generation and Gama (Future) Generations: Need for Reforms in American Juvenile Justice System (March 17, 2025). Global Future Generational Equity Policy Research Paper Forthcoming, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=5182366 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.5182366
• Kaur, Prit, Global Women Professionals (2025). Global Future Generational Equity Policy Research Paper Series, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=5183908 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.5183908
  
• Kaur, Prit and Cook, Laura (2025) Glimpse of Innovation and Creativity Among

Youngsters (March 19, 2025). Global Future Generational Equity Policy Research Paper No. Global Future Generational Equity Policy Research Paper, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=5185647 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.5185647

• Policewomen “Centered” Policing: A Strategic Plan. By: Dr. Prit Kaur Conference: IAWP 2024 (International Association of Women Police) Chicago September 2024 DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.26824.12803

B.d. Refereed Proceeding Paper:

• Kaur, Prit (2019): “Role and Scope of Women Police in Cyber Crime and Cyber Victimization,” UN Sustainable Development Goals -5: Equality and 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions. This policy paper was presented by invitation in the 63rd Annual Meeting of UN Commission on the Status of the Women (UN CSW, NY, 2019)

B.d. Refereed Proceeding Report and Recommendations:

• Kaur, Prit (2022): “Need and Challenges for Bringing Women and Girls to the Central Stage of Justice Institutions in the Digital Society of Post-COVID Era. UN Sustainable Development Goals – 5: Equality and 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions.”

Panel Discussion topic and speeches were approved and organized as part of the 66th annual meeting of UN Commission on the Status of Women, (UNCSW66). Panel report remained publish on the portal of UN CSW66 for three months to receive feedback and generate awareness about the issues. Recommendations of panel discussion became part of the final report and proceedings of the 66th Commission Report.

C. Other Publications

C.b. Police Restricted Journal Publications (Journal Panel Reviewed)

• Kaur, Prit (2003): “Community Policing: A Strategy,” The Perspective, Official Journal of the Punjab Police Academy, Phillaur, India
• Kaur, Prit (2003): “Terrorism and Its Impact on Psychic Make Up of Youth,” The Perspective, Official Journal of the Punjab Police Academy, Phillaur, India.
• Kaur, Prit (2002): “Cyber Crime,” The Perspective, Official Journal of the Punjab Police Academy, Phillaur, India.
• Kaur, Prit (2001): “Domestic Violence in Police Families,” The Perspective, Official Journal of the Punjab Police Academy, Phillaur, India.
• Kaur, Prit (2001): “Corruption,” The Perspective, Official Journal of the Punjab Police Academy
• Kaur, Prit (1999): “Why Can the Police Not Register the F.I.R.?” The Perspective, Official Journal of the Punjab Police Academy, Phillaur, India.
• Kaur, Prit (1998): “Globalization and Future Challenges for Police,” The Perspective, Official Journal of the Punjab Police Academy, Phillaur, India.
• Kaur, Prit (1998): “Communal Riots – A Failure of Social Governance,” The Perspective, Official Journal of the Punjab Police Academy, Phillaur, India.

• Kaur, Prit (1997): “Policewomen: Self Esteem and Role Performance,” The Perspective, Official Journal of the Punjab Police Academy, Phillaur, India.
• Kaur, Prit (1997): “Police – A New Face in Sight,” The Perspective, Official Journal of the Punjab Police Academy, Phillaur, India.

•  ITEMS ACCEPTED FOR PUBLICATION BUT NOT YET PUBLISHED

BOOK :TEXTBOOK

Kaur, Prit entitled “Cybercrime and Security:Combating Crime and Victimization in the Digital Age,” Cognella Publishers, at Advanced Stage.

I began working on book entitled, Cybercrime and Cybe Security in 2020 and at that time book contract was issued. But, terms and conditions of the contract was harsh; it was difficult to accept and sign the contract.

In 2024, Cognella Publishers invited me to write a review of one of their publications, “The Criminological Theories.” At the end, they made me a offer to write a book for them in the area of cybercrime and victimization and cyber security.

I negotiated with them and agreed to write a textbook in the area of cybercrime and security.

Book work is mostly complete. However, Cognella has it’s own timeline and process. But, cybercrime and security is a fast growing area. I think book will become available in 2026.

3. CREATIVE ACTIVITIES

Scholarly Creative Initiatives and Projects:

In 2019, I had a major breakthrough in research when one of my policy papers, “Role and Scope of Women Police in Cybercrime and Victimization,” presented in the American Society of Criminology was evaluated by premium justice research organizations – World Society of Victimology, American Society of Criminology, Criminologists Without Borders – as being relevant for bringing global impact. Paper was recommended for presentation at UN platform and inclusion in the United Nations proceeding. Presentation of this paper placed me in contact with the United Nations, UN Women, and one major global policing organization, International Association of Women Police. A list of the creative, distinctive activities and projects with these global organizations and other agencies is presented below as:

Collaborative Works with: (A) United Nations to include UN Women; Academic Council of United Nations; United Nations Institute of Training and Research;(B) International Association of Women Police;

1. US Department of Justice, Office of Victims of Services, United States Center for Immigration Services, Columbian National Police – Criminal Investigation Directorate and Interpol.
   
   1. Activities with UN Organizations and Agencies

2026 Organizing Two Sessions in the 70th Annual Meeting of the NGO CSW UN NY:

• Countering Criminalization and Enhancing Legalization of Cyber Spaces by Engaging Gen Z and Developing Scholars, March 16, 2026
• Understanding Cybercrime, Cyber Victimization and AI Driven Attacks and Defenses for Safer Cyber Space Navigation, March 18, 2026.

2025 Organized Three Sessions: Two Sessions for my Presentations and One Session for a Collaborative Presentation with a Representative of the Department of Justice: During the 69th annual meeting of UN Commission on the Status of Women (UN CSW69), NY, I organized three sessions and presented in all the sessions.

OUTCOMES

All of the presentations are published. Titles, Links, downloads and views are listed below:

• Kaur, Prit, Generation Z, Beta Generation and Gama (Future) Generations: Need for Reforms in American Juvenile Justice System (March 17, 2025). Global Future Generational Equity Policy Research Paper Forthcoming, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=5182366 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.5182366 Downloads: 105; Abstracts Views: 343
• Kaur, Prit, Global Women Professionals (2025). Global Future Generational Equity Policy Research Paper Series, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=5183908 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.5183908

Downloads: 105; Abstracts Views: 269

• Kaur, Prit and Cook, Laura (2025) Glimpse of Innovation and Creativity Among

Youngsters (March 19, 2025). Global Future Generational Equity Policy Research Paper No. Global Future Generational Equity Policy Research Paper, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=5185647 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.5185647

Downloads: 50; Abstracts Views:209

2024 Organized Two Panels and Presented in Each of the Panels: During the 68th annual meeting of UN Commission on the Status of Women (UN CSW68) N.Y, I organized two panels & presented in each of the panels. Topics of the panels & my presentations are listed below.

Topic of Panel One: Engaging Young Adults in Reconstruction of New Scientific Social Reality for Future Generations: UNSDG 4: Education; UNSDG 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions and Declaration of Future Generations

Topic of Presentation: Participative Learning and Student Activism in Reforming Criminal Justice Systems: UN SDG 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions

Topic of Panel Two: The Research Journey of Four Women Researchers and Their Research-based Recommendations in the Areas of UN SDG 4 – Quality Education; UN SDG 16 – Peace, Justice and Stronger Institutions and Declaration of Future Generations

Topic of Presentation: Need to Strengthen Women in Justice Delivery Institutions to Make Women “Second to None,” Invaluable Assets of the Family and Society.

OUTCOME

• 2024-2026 Global Future Generational Equity (GFGE): SSRN Policy Research Paper Series: To give students opportunity to publish to air their voices, a journal/Policy Research Paper Series had been made available. Focus of the series was on strengthening UN Sustainable Goals: 4 – Education, 5 – Gender Equality, & 16 – Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions. Replacement of the series will be coming up soon.

(One of our undergraduate students, Aania Underwood published a paper in the SSRN Policy Research Paper Series. Below is the information and Link:
Beyond Financial Support -The Importance of Acknowledging Trauma in Juvenile Justice Programs: An Undergraduate Student Perspective
Author: Aania S. Underwood
(April 04, 2025). Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=5291803 )

2024 Participation in UN Consultations of the Declaration of Future Generation: Participated in the consultation process of Declaration of Future Generations, and submitted a proposal to be included in the Declaration for Future Generations.

December 2022 to December 2023 Board Member of UN Women, USA: I successfully completed my term on the Board of UN Women, USA. This participation has provided exceptionally learning and rewarding experiences. I enjoyed access to UN Calendar, attending meetings, policy discussions and seminar, and reading UN daily official newspaper.

As a newly selected Board member of UN Women, USA during the 67th annual meeting of UN Commission on the Status of Women (UNCSW67), participated in the below listed four high level meetings/sessions at UN HQ, NY.

• CSW67 Side Event: UN Headquarters: “Innovations for Gender Equality in and through Education in the Digital Age,” March 16, 2023.
  • CSW67 Side Event: UN Headquarters: “Bridging the Gender Gap in the Digital Economy: Leveraging technology and innovation to advance women’s economic empowerment in Asia Pacific and Africa.” March 16, 2023.
  • CSW67 Side Event: UN Headquarters: The Power of Resilience “Supporting civil society and women’s rights organizations working to end violence against women and girls in protracted, complex and overlapping crises.” March 14, 2023.
    
  • CSW67 Side Event: Zoom: “Cracking the Code: Innovation for a Gender Equal Future,” UN Women, USA as a part of CSW 67. March 9, 2023.

OUTCOME

Started a new initiative: Global Generational Equality Initiative (GGEI): Working to develop a Global Generational Equality Group (GGEG).

2022 Organized a Panel and Presented on the Topic: During 66th annual meeting of UN Commission on the Status of Women, (UNCSW66), I organized a panel discussion on the topic of “Need and Challenges for Bringing Women and Girls to the Central Stage of Justice Institutions in the Digital Society of Post-COVID Era,” UN Sustainable Development Goals – 5: Equality and 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions.

Topic of Presentation: Handling Cyber Violence against Women and Girls by Bringing Women to the Central Stage of Policing

OUTCOME

Panel report remained on the portal of UN CSW66 for three months to receive feedback & generate awareness about the issues and recommendations of the panel discussion.

2022 Attended the Academic Council of United Nations System (ACUNS) Annual Meeting, “Evidence-Based Solutions for Intensifying Global Challenges” held at UN Geneva and Graduate Institute of International & Development Studies from June 23-25, 2022.

2021 Organized a Panel Discussion: During 65th annual meeting of UN Commission on the Status of Women (UNCSW65) NY, 2021: I organized a panel discussion on, “Handling Cyber Violence against Women and Girls by Building Gender-Responsive Criminal Justice System,” UN Sustainable Development Goals – 5: Equality and 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions.

OUTCOME

Panel report remained on UN Portal for three months to receive feedback and generate awareness about the issues and recommendations of this panel discussion.

2020 Attended CSW Meeting: During the 64th annual meeting of UN Commission on the Status of Women (UNCSW64) NY, 2020, I participated in the United Nations Virtual Multi-Stakeholder meeting of global representatives from Academia, Private Sector, Civic Society and Non-governmental.

2019 Presented a Policy Paper: During the 63rd annual meeting of UN Commission on the Status of Women (UNCSW) NY, 2019, I presented a policy paper on, “Role and Scope of Women Police in Cyber Crime and Cyber Victimization,” UN Sustainable Development Goals – 5: Equality and 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions.

OUTCOME

I participated in a “Virtual Town Hall Meeting” of the approved global representatives of Civil Society with the UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.

• Initiatives and Projects with International Association of Women Police (IAWP)

In the month of March, I was invited to deliver a Keynote address at the Annual meeting of International Association of Women Police.

Below is the title of keynote address and link to the published address:

Policewomen “Centered” Policing: A Strategic Plan. By: Dr. Prit Kaur, Conference: IAWP 2024 (International Association of Women Police) Chicago September 2024

Link: DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.26824.12803

• In summer 2021, IAWP invited me to serve on their “Global Virtual Engagement Committee” to review the training needs of women police globally. Based on my experience and research, I proposed four initiatives for gender mainstreaming and strengthening of the women police. Two of the initiatives have been approved and sponsored by the Board of Directors and adopted by IAWP. Brief information of both initiatives and my role in execution of the initiatives are provided below:

Graduate Fellowship Program (GFP) for women police officers: With intent to enhance the education and research among women police officers, $3000 (USD) has been made available annually for a Graduate Fellowship for women police officers. In summer 2022, I had the honor to participate in the preparation, and execution of the project. I served as Chair of the Panel constituted to review and select the first Graduate Fellow for the GFP of IAWP.

Research Paper Series of the International Association of Women within the Criminal Justice Research Network (CJRN) and Women and Gender Studies Network (WGSRN) of SSRN has been approved to encourage, promote and share research among women police officers. The Research Series has been rapidly growing like any other online journals.

• Collaborative Work with Columbian National Police- Criminal Investigation Directorate and Interpol, State Department and USCIS.

1. • Collaboration Work with Columbian National Police

May 15, 2023, I completed a review of a Classified Document, “Combating the financing of terrorism in modern conditions,” for the Criminality Journal of Ministry of National Defense Columbian National Police- Criminal Investigation Directorate and Interpol. In 2020, I participation in the review process of “Constructing and validation of an instrument to compare national criminal justice policies for the Criminality Journal of Ministry of National Defense Columbian National Police-Criminal Investigation Directorate and Interpol.

• Collaborative Work with State Department – TIP Office

On May, 2023, I participated in a review process of the working of the “Senior Policy Operating Group (SPOG)” of Trafficking in Persons (TIP), State Department of USA and made recommendations for consideration.

• Participation in a Research of USCIS
  

In 2024, by invitation, I began serving and am participating as a Research Subject Matter for USCIS. This project involves creation and ongoing evaluation of the online application process for immigration, migration and status changes of global workers. The online process will help legal migrants and immigrants and halt illegal immigration.

• PARTICIPATION IN PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS

• Kaur, Prit (2026): A Review of UN Declaration of Future Generations: Grok 4ai and ChatGPT5. In 63rd annual meeting of Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
• Kaur, Prit (2026): Book Talk of upcoming textbook in the area of cybercrime, cyber victimization and cyber security with a focus on: Emerging Digital Threats and Emerging Digital Defense. In 63rd annual meeting of Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
• Kaur, Prit (2025): Global Women Professionals: The Under Estimated Resource in the Social Change. In annual meeting of American Society of Criminology.
• Kaur, Prit (2024), The UN Declaration on the Future Generation and the SDGs: The Role of the Young People in Transformation, in the annual meeting of American Society of Criminology.
• Kaur, Prit (2024) Participative Learning and Student Activism in Reforming Criminal Justice Systems: UN SDG 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions. 68 Annual meeting of the Commission on the Status of Women, UN HQ, New York.
• Kaur, Prit (2024) Need to Strengthen Women in Justice Delivery Institutions to Make Women “Second to None,” Invaluable Assets of the Family and Society. 68 Annual Meeting of the Commission on the Status of Women, UN HQ, New York
• Kaur, Prit (2022): “How to File a Complaint against Individual Level Cybercrime in USA and CASA Countries? Annual Conference of American Society of Criminology, Atlanta.
• Kaur, Prit (2022): Chaired a Roundtable on: Gendered Cybersecurity to Gender-exclusive Cybersecurity: Preparedness and Challenges of Women Cyber Cops -UN Sustainable Development Goals – 5: Equity, and 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions. (Sponsored by Division of International Criminology.) Annual Conference of American Society of Criminology, Atlanta.
• Kaur, Prit (2022): Handling Cyber Violence against Women and Girls by Bringing Women to the Central Stage of Policing, 66th annual meeting of the UN CSW, NY.
• Kaur, Prit (2021): Handling Cyber Violence against Women and Girls by Building Gender- Responsive Criminal Justice System, 65th annual meeting of the UN CSW, NY.
• Kaur, Prit (2019): “Viral Rapes: Need for Laws, Legislation and Policies,” Annual Conference of American Society of Criminology, San Francisco. (Panel Chair)
• Kaur, Prit (2019): “Rising Cyber Violence against Women and Girls (CVAWG): Preparedness of Women Police Stations in India and Cyber Units in Police Stations in United States of America.” (Individual Presentation)
• Kaur, Prit (2018): “Evolving Cybercrime and Cyber hacking: Role of Legal Protections, Privatization, Artificial Intelligence and Human Empowerment,” presented in the annual conference of the American Society of Criminology, Atlanta, GA.
  
• Kaur, Prit (2018): “Examining Cyber Hacking, Usage of Digital Currency and Deep Web: Legal Efficacy, Protection and Compliance,” presented in International Conference, Punjab University, Chandigarh, India.
• Kaur, Prit (2017): “International Students’ Confidence in Police,” presented in the annual conference of the American Society of Criminology, Philadelphia, PA.
• Kaur, Prit (2015): “Immigrant Women’s Confidence in Police: A Comparative Study of Asian Indian and Hispanic Women,” presented at the annual conference of the American Society of Criminology, Washington, D.C.
• Vardhan, Ranjay and Kaur, Prit (2015): “Internal Migration and Women Empowerment: A Sociological Study of Self- Employed Women and Women Workers.” (Only Dr. Vardhan Presented)
• Kaur, Prit (2014): “Professional Immigrant Women: Challenges and Lacunas in the Legal Protections,” presented at the annual conference of the American Society of Criminology, San Francisco, CA
• Kaur, Prit (2014): “Perceptions, Practices and Evaluations of Criminal Justice System by the Residents of the City of Montgomery, Alabama,” presented at the annual conference of the American Society of Criminology, San Francisco, CA
• Kaur, Prit (2012): “Women Police: A Comparative Study,” presented at the Research Week, April 2012, Auburn University, Auburn, AL
• Kaur, Prit and co-presenters Theresa Pelfrey and Lisa Zanglin (2012): “Sexting: Perceptions and Practices,” presented at the annual conference of the American Society of Criminology, Chicago, IL
• Kaur, Prit and co-presenter Theresa Pelfrey (2012): “Practice of Feticide: Formal Remedial Measures,” presented at the annual conference of the American Society of Criminology, Chicago, IL
• Kaur, Prit and co-presenter Barr Younker (2011): “Human Trafficking: Causes, Consequences and Policy Implications,” presented at the annual conference of the American Society of Criminology, Washington, D.C.
• Kaur, Prit (2011): “Crime against Professional Immigrant Women,” presented at the annual conference of Ethnic Studies, Claremont Graduate University, California, Claremont
• Kaur, Prit (2010): “Legal Pluralism, Identity Crisis & Appeal for Extremism Ideologies,” presented at the conference of Homeland Security, University of Central Missouri
• Kaur, Prit (2009): “Transnationalization of Crime against Asian Indian Women,” presented at the annual conference of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Boston
• Kaur, Prit (2009): “Patterns of Dispute Settlement among the Sikhs in the State of California, United States,” presented at the annual conference of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Boston
• Kaur, Prit (2008): “A Comparative Study of Women Police in the United States of America, Germany &India,” presented at the International Police Executives Symposium, Boston
  
• Kaur, Prit (2006): “Women Police in India and USA,” Women’s History Month, Women Resource Center, California State University, Sacramento, CA
• Kaur, Prit (2006): “Women Police: Change and Progress in India,” Women’s History Month, Women Resource Center, California State University, Sacramento, CA
• Kaur, Prit (2005): “Indian Immigrant Community in California,” Diversity Conference, Southport Elementary School, Sacramento, CA (October 22, 2005)
• Kaur, Prit (2005): “Dialogue on Violence against Women,” Women’s History Month, California State University, Department of Ethnic Studies, Sacramento, California.
• Kaur, Prit (2004): “Legal Issues in the Context of Private International Law and Diasporas,” presented at the annual Non-Resident Indians Conference organized by the Government of India, New Delhi, India
• Kaur, Prit (1993): “Legal Pluralism and Marital Dispute Settlement,” presented at the World Conference on Human Rights for the 21st Century, Spain

•  OTHER SCHOLARLY OR CREATIVE ACTIVITIES

A. Discussant, Panelist, Chair, Organizer Discussant:

• Kaur, Prit (2024): Discussant in roundtable: Feminism in Action – Surviving Tumultuous Times,

in the annual meeting of the American Society of Criminology

• Kaur, Prit (2023): Roundtable: Researchers’ Mental Health in the Field: How to Deal with Vicar- ious Traumatization and Burn-Out. (I will be participating as a Discussant in upcoming annual meeting of American Society of Criminology at Philadelphia from November 15- 18, 2023.)
• Kaur, Prit (2023): Roundtable: DFC Conversations: Feminist Approaches to Police Reform. (I will be participating as a Discussant in upcoming annual meeting of American Society of Crimi- nology at Philadelphia from November 15- 18, 2023.)
• Kaur, Prit (2022): Roundtable: Working to Educate Criminal Justice Practitioners: Benefits and Challenges. Atlanta, GA.
• Kaur, Prit (2018): Discussant in roundtable: Flawed Justice: When System Responses Fail Vic- tims/Survivors, in the Annual meeting of American Society of Criminology. Chicago.

5.A. Chair of the Session:

• Kaur, Prit (2026): Chair of a Session on: Surveillance, Trust, and the Future of Security Operations. In the 63rd Annual Meeting of Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS), Philadelphia, PA.
  
• Kaur, Prit (2024): Discussant in roundtable on: Feminism in Action – Surviving Tumultuous Times, in the annual meeting of the American Society of Criminology.
• Kaur, Prit (2022): Chaired a Roundtable on: Gendered Cybersecurity to Gender-exclusive Cyber- security: Preparedness and Challenges of Women Cyber Cops -UN Sustainable Development Goals – 5: Equity, and 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions. (Sponsored by Division of International Criminology.) Annual Conference of American Society of Criminology, Atlanta.
• Kaur, Prit (2019): Chaired a Roundtable on: Cyber Crime and Cyber Victimization. In the An- nual Conference of American Society of Criminology, San Francisco.
• Kaur, Prit (2024): Discussant in roundtable: Feminism in Action – Surviving Tumultuous Times, in the annual meeting of the American Society of Criminology
• Kaur, Prit (2018): Discussant in roundtable: “Flawed Justice: When System Responses Fail Victims/Survivors,” American Society of Criminology.
• Kaur, Prit (2015) Panelist in the session “Study Abroad,” American Society of Criminology
• Kaur, Prit (2014) Discussant in the session “Lessons from Ferguson,” Auburn University at Montgomery.
• Kaur, Prit (2014) (Chaired) “Immigration, Violence, and the Significance of Gender,” annual meeting, American Society of Criminology Conference, San Francisco, CA
• Kaur, Prit (2005) Coordinated Sacramento Police Department’s Program with the Indian Migrant Community.
• Kaur, Prit (2004) Member of the Organizing Committee of Indo-British Police Workshop, Punjab Police Academy, Phillaur, India.
• Kaur, Prit (1997) Member of the Organizing Committee of XXVIII All India Police Science Congress.
• Kaur, Prit (1996-2001) Coordinated eight workshops on “Police Community Relations,” Punjab Police Academy, Phillaur, India.
• Kaur, Prit (1996 to 2001) Coordinated eight workshops on “Gender Sensitization,” Punjab Police Academy, Phillaur, India.
• Kaur, Prit (1996 -2001) Coordinated eight workshops on “Juvenile Delinquency,” Punjab Police Academy, Phillaur, India.
• Kaur, Prit (1996-2001) Coordinated two workshops on “Crime against Women, Children and Weaker Sections,” Punjab Police Academy, Phillaur, India.

Conferences Attended by Invitation:

• 2025, June 23, Annual Meeting of the Academic Council on the United Nations System
  • Opening Plenary Session in Nairobi
• 2025, June 11 – June 16, United Nations Behavioral Sciences Week: Coordinated by the UN Behavioral Science Group. I attended below listed session at UN Headquarters via Zoom.
  
  • Behavioral Science for Children at UNICEF, June 10, 2025, 7:00 am
  • AI and Data – Delivering for Impact, June 11, 2025, 8:00 am.
  • Solutions Expo – AI and Data in Action for the SDGs, June 11, 2025, 10:00 am.
  • Culture – Delivering for Impact, June 13, 2025, 8:00 am
• 2025, April 31 – May 4, United Nations Behavioral Sciences Week: Coordinated by the UN Behavioral Science Group. I attended below listed session at UN Headquarters via Zoom.
  • High-Level Opening of UN BeSci Week 2025, March 31, 2025
  • UN BeSci Expo: Policymaking, Urban Settings and Driving Change, April 1, 2025
  • Intro to Artificial Intelligence; April 2, 2025
  • Science for Systemic Change: Local to Global Impact, April 4, 2025
• CSW67 Side Event: UN Headquarters: “Innovations for Gender Equality in and through Education in the Digital Age,” March 16, 2023.
• CSW67 Side Event: UN Headquarters: “Bridging the Gender Gap in the Digital Economy: Leveraging technology and innovation to advance women’s economic empowerment in Asia Pacific and Africa.” March 16, 2023.
• CSW67 Side Event: UN Headquarters: The Power of Resilience “Supporting civil society and women’s rights organizations working to end violence against women and girls in protracted, complex and overlapping crises.” March 14, 2023.
• CSW67 Side Event: Zoom: “Cracking the Code: Innovation for a Gender Equal Future,” UN Women, USA as a part of CSW 67. March 9, 2023.

• Kaur, Prit (2015): “Transnationalization of Crime against Women,” Government College, Chandigarh, India
• Kaur, Prit (2014): “Human Trafficking: Victim Identification,” Auburn University Montgomery
• Kaur, Prit (2013): “Learning about India,” International Week, Auburn University at Montgomery
• Kaur, Prit (2008): “Sikhism,” Multi Cultural Center, Minot State University, Minot, ND
• Kaur, Prit (2008): “Hinduism,” Multi Cultural Center, Minot State University, Minot, ND
• Kaur, Prit (2005): “Gender System — Asian and Western Perspectives,” Criminal justice students, California State University, Sacramento, California
• Kaur, Prit (2004): “Emerging Role of Women in Law Enforcement in India,” California State University, Sacramento, California

Attended Conferences, Webinars and Summits

• 2025: AI – Pick Two: Fast, Cheap, or Good? AI@AU Forum, Auburn University at Auburn
• 2025: AUM Chancellor’s Business Breakfast and AI Workshop, ODE AUM
• 2024: Alabama Higher Education AI Exchange, Auburn University at Auburn
• 2023: Smart Policing Initiative Grant Program. Office of US Department of Justice
• 2023: The Role of Access to Digital Technology in Building Women’s, Young Women’s and Girls’ Resilience to Disasters
• 2023: Exploring Innovation in Technology: Fostering Digital Education Towards Achieving Gender Equality, UN CSW 67
• 2023: The Emergency Platform: Potential Roles and Responsibilities, UN CSW 67
  
• 2022: ACUNS Tokyo Liaison Office: The Ukrainian Crisis: A View from a Former President of The Republic of Serbia” with Mir. Boris Tadic, Former President of Serbia
• 2022: Advancing Sustainable Development: Policies and Practices That Work, Geneva Institute for Leadership and Public Policy and UNITAR, June 1 to 2
• 2022: Summit of the Future: Aspirations and Possibilities, UN We Need, May 5
• 2022: Office of Collaborative Partnerships, Auburn University at Montgomery and The United States Air Force Air War College, Montgomery, AL: Authentic Leadership: Unfiltered Perspectives, April 19
• 2022: DV RISC and LETTAC Webinar, LETTAC Organization, US DOJ, February 24
• 2021: International Association of Women Police (IAWP) International Online Seminar on Road to Women at the Center Stage of Policing in 58th IAWP Training Conference
• 2021: The South: Growth vs. Stagnation and Partisan Change, Southern Studies Conference, AUM
• 2021: National Teaching Certification of Council for At Risk Student Education and Professional Standards, work organized by EEEC, AUM
• 2020: UN Global Compact Leaders, Summit, June, 12-15
• 2020: Trust and Responsible Leadership during the COVID-19 Pandemic – June 18
• 2020: The Coronavirus Pandemic & Anti-corruption Efforts in Public Procurement, June
• 2020: Unconscious Bias and Social Inclusion After The COVID-19 Pandemic, July 9
• 2020: Coding for Social Capital, UNITAR, July 16
• 2020: Enhancing Women Empowerment in the times of COVID-19, WHF & UNITAR, July 16
• 2018: Emotional Intelligence in the Classroom, FDI, Auburn University Montgomery
• 2016: How to Write Teaching Philosophy? CELT, Auburn University Montgomery
• New Evaluation System. CELT, Auburn University Montgomery, 2016
• 2015: Who Are Our Students? CELT, Auburn University Montgomery
• 2015: Stereotype Threat & Student Success. CELT, Auburn University Montgomery
• 2015: AUM Goes Global. CELT, Auburn University Montgomery
• 2014: “Why the Middle East is in Crisis,” Auburn University at Montgomery
• 2014: “Security Awareness Training,” Auburn University at Montgomery
• 2014: “Joint OSC/USCIS Employee Rights” Webinar, organized by DOJ US
• 2014: Certified Online Training: “Campus Internationalization: Engaging Faculty, Students and Community,” by NAFSA
• 2014: Workshop: “Intimate Partner Violence on the College Campus: Safety Precautions for Students and Staff,” organized by HR of AUM
• 2014: Re-certified Training of ITS: Online Teaching
• 2014: “Identity Theft Victimization”: Online Webinar
• 2014: SALT Apologetics Conference, First Baptist Church, Montgomery, AL
  
• 2014: “Shared Hope Ambassadors” Training Series: “Legal Overview and Current Trends in Human Trafficking,” “Sex Trafficking: Best Practices to End Demand,” “Sexual Violence: An International Perspective”
• 2014: Online training: “Domestic Violence”
• 2013: Participated in online discussion: “Prepare Assess Strategically for Community Crisis,” Office of Victims of Crime
• 2013: Nominated by AUM to participate in SRA International Alabama Chapter
• 2012: Nominated by AUM to participate in Grant Writing Workshop at AU, Auburn
• 2012: Nominated by AUM to participate in Diversity Conference, Montgomery, AL

5.c: General editorship of journal/monograph series

2026-2024: Global Future Generational Equity (GFGE): SSRN Policy Research Paper Series: To give students opportunity to publish to air their voices, a journal/Policy Research Paper Series has been made available. Focus of the series is on strengthening UN Sustainable Goals: 4 – Education, 5 – Gender Equality, & 16 – Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions.

One of our undergraduate students, Aania Underwood published a paper in the SSRN Policy Research Paper Series. Below is the information and Link:

Beyond Financial Support -The Importance of Acknowledging Trauma in Juvenile Justice Programs: An Undergraduate Student Perspective

Author: Aania S. Underwood

(April 04, 2025). Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=5291803

2022-2023: Served on a Lead Role of IAWP Research Paper Series (E-Journal)

2020 -2023: Served on the Advisory Board of peer-reviewed journal, Intellectual Quest

2010-2018: Served on the Pakistan Journal of Criminology

5.d: Professional society membership Professional Memberships: Past and Present

• Member of UN Digital Community 2.0
• Member of UN Social Science Group: UN Social Sciences 2.0
• Member UN Women, USA.
• Academic Council of United Nations (ACUN).
• Board Member UN Women, USA (Former)
• Washington Foreign Law Society.
• American Society of Criminology.
• Division of Policing, American Society of Criminology.
  
• Division of Critical Criminology, American Society of Criminology.
• Division of Woman and Crime, American Society of Criminology.
• Division of Life Course Perspective, American Society of Criminology.
• Association of Law and Society.
• SRA, International Alabama Chapter.
• Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
• American Sociological Association.
• International Association of Women Police.
• Indian Institute of Public Administration.
• Indian Sociological Association.
• International Institute of Sociology of Law, Spain.
• All India Women’s Association.
• Research Degree Committee in Police Administration, Punjab Police Academy.
• World Society of Victimology.

6. Awards, Lectureship, or Prizes

Grants:

• Kaur, Prit (2020). Research proposal entitled, “Policing Cyber Violence against Women and Girls (CVAWG): Need for Inclusion and Advancement of Women Police,” were submitted to the Inter- national Association of Women Police (IAWP) in 2020. Grant was awarded to develop training modules and materials and conduct a training of women police officers from IAWP Region 22 (Central and Southern Asia – CASA.) Training modules and materials were developed and shared with IAWP. Training was not conducted, and grant monies were not accepted/used.

Book Reviews

• Kaur, Prit (2025) Advanced Criminological Theories, Cognella Publications Award: $ 200/
• Kaur, Prit (2025) “Balancing Public Safety and Privacy: A Media Analysis of Robotic Technology in Law Enforcement,” Journal of Applied Security Research. First and second reviews are completed. Reviews are included in my ORCID

• Kaur, Prit (2021): Recognized by American Society of Criminology as a member expert in the areas of Cyber Crime and Victimization, Global Populations and Future Generations. Link: https://ascpolicing.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/ASC-DoP-Experts-Data-8.16.21.pdf
  • https://www.montgomeryindependent.com/news/auburn-university-at-montgomery-criminal-jus- tice-prit-kaur/article_80ca261c-65d1-11e9-bb1a-67d9094a2a67.html
  • https://www.tribuneindia.com/news/archive/features/indian-academic-takes-up-women-cops- cause-786781
  • June 2019 AUM Alumni Newsletter: https://www.aum.edu/aum-criminal-justice-professor-present-united-nations-conference/

7. GRANTS/CONTRACTS, AWARED, COMPLETED

Awarded and Completed:

• Kaur, Prit (2016): Juvenile Justice in India, for the Encyclopedia of Juvenile Delinquency and Justice, $150-worth of Wiley Blackwell printed books and e-books, and free access to the work on Wiley online library of one year.
• Kaur, Prit (2013-15): New Faculty Research Award, Office of Sponsored Research, Auburn University, Montgomery, $3000 (Awarded in 2013 and Report submitted in 2015). Appendix 20 – AUM Grant Approval.
• Kaur, Prit (2009): Faculty Research Award, Office of Diversity Programs, Minot State University, Minot, $500
• Kaur, Prit (1998): “Information Technology and Awareness Level of Station House Police Officers,” Punjab Police Academy, Phillaur, Rs 3000/
• Kaur, Prit (1998): “Women Police Trainees: Problems and Solutions,” Punjab Police Academy, Phillaur, Rs 2000/
• Kaur, Prit (1996): “Awareness Level of Human Rights among Middle Hierarchy Police,” Punjab Police Academy, Phillaur, Rs 1500/

Thesis/Dissertation Committee Member, PhD External Examiner

• PhD: Name of Student (2025), “Socio-Economic Problems of the Families in a Developing Country.” External Examiner.
• PhD: Name of Student (2020-2021), “Women Prisoners,” Auburn University, Auburn. Committee Member.
• Graduate: Name of Student (2010), “An Exploratory Study: Law Enforcement Sexual Assault Investigation Policy in North Dakota,” Minot State University, Minot, ND. Committee Member.
• Graduate: Name of Student (2009), “An Analysis of Minot State University Campus Violence Policy: Student Knowledge and Experience,” Minot, ND.

Chair of the Dissertation and Thesis Committees

• Ph.D.: Name of Student (Senior Superintendent of Police) (2004), “Women in Law Enforcement in India,” Punjab Police Academy, Phillaur, India.
• MPhil: Name of Student (Deputy Superintendent of Police) (2002), “Police-Community Relations,” Punjab Police Academy, Phillaur, India.

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SERVICE: UNIVERSITY, COLLEGE, DEPARTMENT, PROFESSIONAL

University, College, and Department Service (past and present)

• 2025: AUMnibus Print Release Ceremony, Goodwyn Hall
• 2024-2025: Attended Thirty Percent of the Senate Meetings
• 2024-2025: Attended Training Workshops to Assist Screen Reader Students in My Courses
• 2024-2025: Completed Survey of the Office of the AUM Center for Disabilities
  
• 2024-2025: Provided Help to Student Athletes in my Courses
• 2024-2025: Assistance to Special Attention Students in Courses
• 2024-205: Participated in University Administrator’s Survey
• 2024-2025: Participated in Office of Distance Education (ODE) Survey
• 2024-2025: Lecture: Purpose and Character for Student Flourishing, Office of Dr. Stallings
• 2021-2023: College Senator on University Senate.
• 2020: Faculty Advisor AUM Indian Student Organization (ISO) won Chancellor’s Cup.
• In 2020-2021 – Started supporting Study Abroad of College Students.
• 2021: Served on the Hiring Committee of Director, Information Technology Services
• 2021: Served on the Hiring Committee of Dean, Student Affairs
• 2015 to 2018: Member Administrative Evaluation Committee, AUM.
• 2017: Chair of Library Committee, AUM.
• 2015 -2018: Member Library Committee, AUM.
• 2015: Member Diversity Award Committee, AUM.
• 2013: Coordinated visit of the First Lady of Alabama to AUM on Women’s Day.
• 2012: Member Review Committee of Sponsored Programs, AUM.
• 2011: Member International Advisory Council, AUM.
• 2011-12: Member Service-Learning Committee, AUM.
• 2010: Member President’s Planning and Budgeting Council, MSU, Minot, ND.
• 2010: Member University Curriculum Committee, MSU, Minot, ND.
• 2009: Member Sociology Faculty Search Committee, MSU, Minot, ND.
• 2009: Member International Programs Search Committee, MSU, Minot, ND.

College and Department Service

• 2024-2025: Attended Seventy Percent Meetings of the Department
• 2025: Attended Graduate Preview Night
• 2023: Serve as Department Representative on Southern Conference Committee of College
• 2023: Serving on Department Graduate Comps Committee
• 2023: Serving on Department Scholarship Committee
• 2021-2022 participated in the Department Curriculum Review.
• 2021-2022 participated in the Department Tenure and Promotion Guidelines Review.
• 2022 continue to serve as academic advisor for graduate students. Serve as an academic advisor to undergraduate students as and when opportunity arises.
• 2012 to 2021: Serve on Department Faculty Selection Committee.
• 2018: Helped Head of the Department to Develop Department Recruitment Brochures.
• 2018: Attended two Sessions on behalf of College Senator in the Senate.
• 2018: Served as a reference for Dean Library.
• 2018: Participated in the AUM Strategic Plan Survey of Institutional Effectiveness.
  
• 2018: Participated in Online Course Related Survey.
• 2018: Attended Spring and Summer Graduation Ceremonies.
• 2018: Participated in College Survey of Research Council.
• 2018: Participated in College Social (intermingling) Evening.
• 2015-2017: Elected Senator, College of Public Policy and Justice, AUM
• 2013: Member Social Science Course Development Group, AUM.
• 2013 to present: Coordinator of Graduate Comps, AUM.
• 2012 to 2014: Academic Advisor of Graduate and Undergraduate Students, AUM.

• 2012 to 2016: Member Graduate Students Application Review Process Committee.
• 2012 to present: Member Criminal Justice Program Review Process Committee.

• 2012 to present: Serve on Department Scholarship Committee, AUM.
• 2012 to 2014: Served on Department Staff Selection Committee, AUM.
• 2012 to present: Contributor and Participant to Department Curriculum, AUM.

Service to the Profession

Advisory and Editorial Board Memberships

• 2024 to 2026: Serve as Chief Editor for SSRN Series
• 2024 -2025: Served on the Harvard Business Review Board
• 2022 to 2024: Served on a lead role of IAWP Research Paper series (E-Journal)
• 2020 -2023 served on the Advisory Board of a peer-reviewed journal, Intellectual Quest
• 2010 to 2018 served on Editorial Board Member of the Pakistan Journal of Criminology

Committee Work

• Serve on the Student Paper Award Committee of American Society of Criminology
• Served on the External Award Nomination Committee of American Society of Criminology
• Serve as Subject Expert of Division of Policing, American Society of Criminology.

Reviewer

• Serve as reviewer for Criminality Journal of Ministry of National Defense Columbian National Police-Criminal Investigation Directorate and Interpol.
• Served as reviewer for CHOICE (Association of College and Research Libraries, a Division of the American Library Association) (2009, 2010, and 2011).

Grant Proposal Reviewer:

Kaur, Prit (2022), Served as Honorary outside Reviewer: On the research proposal entitled, “Investigation of Strategies for Raising Women’s Representation in Cybersecurity Workforce,” National Commission for Women, Government of India. Grant Director, Dr. Rajanish K. Kamat, Vice Chancellor, Dr. Homi Bhabha State University, Mumbai, Maharashtra.

Book Reviews

• Kaur, Prit (2025) Advanced Criminological Theories, Cognella Publications
• Kaur, Prit (2017) Introduction to Criminal Justice Systems, authored by Ralph Ioimo, CRC Press, Reviewed by Dr. Prit Kaur, 2017.
• Kaur, Prit (2010) Victims of Crime, authored by Robert Cadavers, Lurigio and Herman, Sage, Reviewed by Dr. Prit Kaur, 2010.

Journal Articles/Reviews

• Kaur, Prit (2025) “Balancing Public Safety and Privacy: A Media Analysis of Robotic Technology in Law Enforcement,” Journal of Applied Security Research. First and second reviews are completed. Review will be published soon.

• Kaur, Prit (2023) “Combating the financing of terrorism in modern conditions,” (Classified document) for the Criminality Journal of Ministry of National Defense Columbian National Police- Criminal Investigation Directorate and Interpol.
• Kaur, Prit (2022) “Out of the closet and into the fire: Will the Sustainable Development Goals push SOGIESC minorities behind?” Journal of Applied Social Science.
• Kaur, Prit (2020) “Blockchain Evidence: Self-authenticating or Not.” Journal Editorial office Springer.
• Kaur, Prit (2019) “Fast-Tracking Disadvantage: Gender differences in the application of federal early disposition outcomes,” Pakistan Journal of Criminal
• Kaur, Prit (2019) “Enhancing the Legitimacy of Sentences in the Minds of the Public: Evidence from a Public Opinion Survey in Hong Kong.”
• Kaur, Prit (2019) “Content analysis of crime reporting in print media: Evidence from Pakistan,”
• Kaur, Prit (2019) “Sociolinguistic construction of women’s identity by solicitors in murder trial arbitration,”
• Kaur, Prit (2018): “A Generation Gap? Contesting Visions in Hong Kong’s Rule of Law after the Umbrella Movement,” Law and Society Review.
• Kaur, Prit (2018): “Wildlife Trafficking on the Web: A Virtual Market Comparable to Drug Trafficking?” Revista Criminalidad.
• Kaur, Prit (2018): “The Persistence of Crime: Criminal Social Capital and Elderly Criminals,” Revista Criminalidad.

• Kaur, Prit (2017): “A Phenomenological Analysis of Death Row Inmates Last Words,” Pakistan Journal of Criminology.
• Kaur, Prit (2016): “Prisoners’ Rights to Conjugal Meetings, Fair Justice and Health: An Analysis of Theory and Practice,” Pakistan Journal of Criminology.
• Kaur, Prit (2016): “Causes of Female Delinquency and Social Adjustment of Ex-Under Trial Prisoners after Imprisonment,” Pakistan Journal of Criminology.
• Kaur, Prit (2016). “How to Access Work by Fraud Examiners: Evaluation Criteria for Private Internal Investigation,” Pakistan Journal of Criminology.
• Kaur, Prit (2012): “Determinants of Citizens’ Perceptions of Police-Community Cooperation in India,” Asian Journal of Criminology.
  
• Kaur, Prit (2010): “The Rise of the Prosecutor: Charge Bargaining and Racial Disparities across Sentencing Structures,” Asian Journal of Criminology.
• Kaur, Prit (2010): “Assessing the Level of Human-Trafficking Training and Awareness among Georgia Local, County, and State Law Enforcement Agencies,” Police Practice and Research: An International Journal.
• Kaur, Prit (2010): “Illegal Charcoal Crime in Cambodia,” Asian Journal of Criminology.
• Kaur, Prit (2009): “Human-Trafficking of Women for Sexual Exploitation: An Integrated Multi- Disciplinary Examination Using Epidemiological Criminology,” Journal of International Criminal Justice Review.
• Kaur, Prit (2009): “Perceptions of Public Security in Post-Reform Urban China: A Routine Activity Analysis,” Asian Journal of Criminology.
• Kaur, Prit (2009): “Who Is Better for Handling Domestic Violence? A Comparison between Taiwanese Female and Male Police Officers,” Journal of Criminal Justice.

Adopt an Office Program of International Association of Women Police (IAWP)

• Adopted officer, NAME, Waterbury Police Department, Bethlehem Connecticut, USA
• Adopted officer, NAME, Philippines National Police, Quezon City, Philippines

Public and Community Service

• 2025 to till present: Citizen Journalism Practitioner: Promote Awareness of Critical Global Issues
• 2025 to till present: Safe Cyber Navigations and Media as an Investigation Tool
• 2023 till present: President: Global Generational Equity Group (G2EG)
• In 2020 reviewed the COVID 19 – Social Awareness generating materials of World Health Organization (WHO)
• 2020: Serve as Ambassador of Hope (Non-profit Shared-Hope organization working with victims of human trafficking and sex trafficking).
• 2018: Annual service as Salvation Army Volunteer Red Kettle Bell Ringer
• Judge for Qualifying Speech and Debate Tournament, National Christian Forensics and Communications Association Region VII, organized by Taylor Road Baptist Church, Montgomery, AL (2013, 2014, 2015).
• Participated and supported annual “2013 & 2016 – International Tasting” fund-raising events of the Montgomery Area Council on Aging, at Southern Homes and Gardens, Montgomery, AL.