ASC Division on People of Color and Crime

Julius Debro Award: The Julius Debro Award recognizes a member of the DPCC who has made outstanding contributions in service to professional organizations, academic institutions, and/or the advancement of criminal justice. 

• About Julius Debro: Julius Debro, Ph.D., a distinguished scholar and advocate known for his significant contributions to the field of criminology and criminal justice, was pivotal in enhancing the understanding of crime and justice, particularly as they relate to marginalized communities. He made substantial impacts through his academic scholarship, professional service, and dedication to advancing equitable practices within the discipline. This award recognizes individuals who have demonstrated outstanding contributions in service to professional organizations, academic institutions, and the advancement of criminal justice, reflecting Debro’s commitment to improving and evolving the field.

• Purpose: Recognizes exceptional service to professional organizations, academic institutions, or the advancement of criminal justice.

• Eligibility: Must be an active DPCC member in good standing for at least 2 consecutive years.

• Nomination Materials: Letter of nomination and nominee’s CV. Self-nominations are welcome.

Deadline: By September 20, 2024, submit nominations to Dr. LaDonna Long, Chair of the DPCC Awards Committee, at llong@roosevelt.edu.