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Tom Austin, Ph.D. Phone: (717) 477-1770 Interests and Teaching: program planning, implementation and evaluation; research, statistics and quantitative methods; delinquency, security and crime prevention. Authored/co-authored over 25 peer reviewed research articles. Former Research Director, Pennsylvania's Independent Living Project. |
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Todd E. Bricker, Ph.D. Phone: (717) 477-1142 Areas of Interest: Criminal Investigation, forensic science, police policy, organizational change, and field research. Research areas: Policy policy and practice, public perceptions of police, evidence collection and processing, and program evaluation. Former Pennsylvania Municipal Police Officer and Tri-County Narcotics Detective. |
Donna C. Hale, Ph.D. Phone: (717) 477-1608 Areas of Interest: Leadership and supervision, women's studies, mass media, and crime and justice. Research areas: Women in Criminal Justice issues and training of police. Past President of Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS) 1996-97. |
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James L. Jengeleski, Ed.D. Phone: (717) 477-1110 Web address: http://webspace.ship.edu/jljeng/ Teaching face-to-face and online courses. Teaching areas: Homeland security and terrorism, corrections, juvenile justice, community-based corrections; jails, comparative criminal justice systems, drugs, alcohol and crime, gangs, organized crime and organizing justice related internships. Research interests: program review and evaluation. Member: Cornell Abraxas Community Advisory Board and Franklin County Jail Industries Advisory Board. |
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Stephanie A. Jirard, J.D. Phone: (717) 477-1799 A former U.S. Navy JAG Corps Officer, Trial Attorney for the U.S. Department of Justice, Assistant U.S. Attorney, Assistant Federal Public Defender, and Missouri State Public Defender in the Capital Litigation Unit. Research interests include constitutional law and capital punishment. |
John H. Lemmon, Ph.D. Graduate Coordinator for the Department of Criminal Justice Phone: (717) 477-1599 Areas of Interest: Juvenile delinquency, child maltreatment, and family life. Research Interests: causes and correlates of deviancy, clinical and casework practice, and community organization. Former consultant for the Pennsylvania Juvenile Court Judges' Commission. |
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E. Britt Patterson, Ph.D. Phone: (717) 477-1763 Areas of Interest: Juvenile justice, research and quantitative methods; race, gender and crime; criminology and delinquency theories. Research Interests: Crime causation, racial impact on crime, criminal justice system's response to crime. Co-Editor of Race and Criminal Justice and Justice with Prejudice. |
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Laura A. Patterson, Ph.D. Phone: (717) 477-1355 Areas of Interest: Criminology and criminal justice. Research interests: Juvenile delinquency and justice, victimology, white collar crime, theories of crime and deviance, community and institutional corrections and quantitative research methods. |
Melissa L. Ricketts, Ph.D Phone: (717) 477-1550 Areas of Interest: Victimology, Criminological theory testing, and advanced quantitative methods. Research Interests: Fear of crime, school violence, cybercrime, and prescription drug abuse. 2005 Recipient of the Outstanding Graduate Student Research Award from Indiana University of Pennsylvania |
Penny Stum Phone: (717) 477-1558 Interests: Harley-Davidsons, Muscle Cars, Quarter-Mile drag racing, hunting, fishing, and camping. Volunteers at the Shippensburg Fair, Produce Building; and as a model for the Lymphoma/Leukemia Society's Summer Solstice held in Hershey, PA. |
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