[1] She previously served as a professor and chair of the Law, Politics, and Society program at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa.
[3] Cramer received her Master of Philosophy from New York University in 1999 and a bachelor's in political science from Bard College in 1994.
[2] In regards to professional leadership, Renee Cramer is the current president of the Consortium of Undergraduate Law and Justice Programs.
[7] She has been quoted in the national press[8][9] on the topic of celebrity pregnancy, and her book on the issue was released in October 2015.
[13] Pregnant with the Stars: Watching, and Wanting, the Pregnant Celebrity Baby Bump (The Cultural Lives of Law) with Stanford University Press, Cultural Lives of the Law list (Austin Sarat, editor).
[17] 2009 "Sharing in Community While Interviewing 'Outlaws' – Methodological Challenges and Opportunities," 1 International Review of Qualitative Research 4: 453 – 479.
[18] 2013 "Signs at Odds: The Semiotics of Law, Legitimacy, and Authenticity in Tribal Contexts" pages 471 – 496 in Anne Wagner and Richard Sherwin (eds.)
[19] 2008 Several peer-reviewed and invited entries on Federal Acknowledgement and Tribal Gaming, in The Encyclopedia of United States Indian Policy and Law, edited by Tim Alan Garrison and Paul Finkleman, CQ Press.