Anne Rankin Mahoney
Anne Rankin Mahoney was an American sociologist, writer, and college professor. She taught at the University of Denver for 33 years.
Early life and education
Anne Rankin was from Meadville, Pennsylvania, the daughter of William T. Rankin and Ardena Jackson Rankin. She graduated from Kent State University in 1959, with a bachelor's degree in sociology and English. She earned a master's degree in sociology at Northwestern University, and completed doctoral studies in sociology at Columbia University.Career
Mahoney was director of research for the Manhattan Bail Project from 1961 to 1963. She taught sociology at Brooklyn College and Hunter College. She was a professor of sociology and criminology at the University of Denver for 33 years, and was director of the women's studies program there from 1992 to 1995. She attended the International Forum on Women in Beijing. She retired from the University of Denver in 2006, with emerita status.Publications
Mahoney's scholarship focused on juvenile justice and family dynamics, and was published in academic journals including Inquiry, Family Relations, Law & Society Review, Children and Youth Services Review, Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, Justice Quarterly, Journal of Aging Studies, Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, Early Childhood Education Journal, ''Journal of Social Issues, Judicature, Michigan Family Review, Family Process, and The Justice System Journal. Mahoney also wrote poetry, and a memoir.- "Factors Affecting Physicians' Choice of Group or Independent Practice"
- "The Effect of Labeling Upon Youths in the Juvenile Justice System: A Review of the Evidence"
- "Gifted delinquents: What do we know about them?"
- "Family Participation for Juvenile Offenders in Deinstitutionalization Programs"
- "American Jury Voir Dire and the Ideal of Equal justice"
- "Time and Process in Juvenile Court"
- "Jury trial for juveniles: Right or ritual?"