Anne Thomas Sulton

Background

Sulton, Anne Thomas was born on October 24, 1952 in Racine, Wisconsin, United States. Daughter of William Henry and Esther (Phillips) Thomas.

Education

Bachelor in Psychology, Washington State University, 1973; Master of Arts in Criminal Justice, State University of New York, 1975; Doctor of Philosophy in Criminal Justice, U. Maryland., 1984; Juris Doctor, University of Wisconsin, 1985.

Career

Instructor criminal justice and criminology, Spelman College, Atlanta, 1976-1978; research associate, National Organisation Black Law Enforcement Executives, Baltimore, 1978-1980; lecturer criminal justice and criminology, Howard U., Washington, 1980-1984; assistant professor criminal justice, University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh, 1984-1985; project director, Police Foundation, Washington, 1985-1987; private practice law, Madison, Wisconsin, since 1985; private practice law, Englewood, Colorado, since 1993. Director graduate criminal justice program U. Baltimore. Former instructor Atlanta U., Atlanta Federal Penitentiary, Maryland.

State Penitentiary, Baltimore City Police Training Academy, Institute Criminal Justice and Criminology, U. Maryland., Taycheeda Correctional Institution for Women, Century 21 School Real Estate. Presenter, speaker, facilitator in field. Numerous television and radio appearances.

Achievements

• Anne Thomas Sulton has been listed as a reputable Lawyer, criminologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Board of directors Washington Halfway Home for Women, 1983. President of the board directors Willard Thomas Scholarship Foundation, Inc., Racine, Wisconsin, since 1973, South Madison Neighborhood Center, 1987-1988. Member allocations panel on un-and underemployment United Way Dane County, 1987-1988.

Spokesperson Coalition African-American Orgns., Madison, 1987-1988, legal counsel National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Madison chapter, 1989-1990, Denver chapter, since 1994. Member National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, American Bar Association, Wisconsin Bar Association, National African-American Braintrust on Criminal Justice and Criminology, Police Executive Research Forum.

Interests

• Avocation: flying small aircraft.

Connections

Married James E. Sulton Junior, August, 1981. Children: James E. III, William Francis, Patrice Amandla.

Father:

William Henry Thomas

Mother:

Esther (Phillips) Thomas

Spouse:

James E. Sulton Junior

child:

James E. III Sulton

child:

Patrice Amandla Sulton

child:

William Francis Sulton