Jess Bonnan-White, Ph.D. (University of Iowa) - Associate Professor of Criminal Justice

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Homeland security, emergency management, crisis response, humanitarian assistance, quantitative and qualitative data analysis, research methods, human security.

Deeanna M. Button, Ph.D. (University of Delaware) - Associate Professor of Criminal Justice

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Social inequality, violence/victimization, gender and sexuality, LGBTQ youth and resiliency, criminology, research methods, statistics.

Joshua D. Duntley, Ph.D. (University of Texas) - Associate Professor of Criminal Justice

Evolutionary psychology, forensic psychology, homicide, stalking, victim defenses, human mating, statistics.

Ethan Czuy Levine, Ph.D. (Temple University) - Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice

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Sexual violence, intimate partner violence, victim services, gender and sexuality, feminist theory, social construction of knowledge, quantitative and qualitative methods.

Marissa P. Levy, Ph.D. (Rutgers, The State University of NJ) - Dean, School of Social and Behavioral Sciences and Professor of Criminal Justice

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Environmental criminology with emphasis on spatial analysis of crime (crime mapping and crime prevention), evaluations, statistics.

Ruibin Lu, Ph.D. (Washington State University) - Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice

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Specialty courts, U.S. judicial system, drug and alcohol use, community corrections, policy evaluation, comparative criminal justice.

Manish Madan, Ph.D. (Michigan State University) - Associate Professor of Criminal Justice

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International and comparative research, gender policy, victimization, media, policing, statistics.

William J. McKnight III, M.S. (Saint Joseph’s University) - Teaching Specialist in Criminal Justice

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Police leadership, policing, the criminal justice system, homeland security, risk management and mitigation, business continuity

Richard Mulvihill, M.Sc. (Nova Southeastern University) - Tenured Instructor of Criminal Justice

Police and public safety administration, corrections, criminal justice technology.

Nusret Sahin, Ph.D. (Rutgers, The State University of NJ) - Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice

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Race, trust and police legitimacy, police-citizen encounters, terrorism, police technology.

Kimberley Schanz, Ph.D. (CUNY Graduate Center) - Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice

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Behavioral crime scene analysis with an emphasis on the behavioral aspects of sexual assaults, forensic psychology.

Christine Tartaro, Program Chair -Ph.D. (Rutgers, The State University of NJ) -  Professor of Criminal Justice

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Corrections, research methods and statistics, violence in correctional facilities, suicide in correctional facilities, program evaluation, sentencing.