Dr. Mike Rossler, an assistant professor in the Department of Criminal Justice Sciences, has recently been featured in several articles on the topic of policing and criminal justice.
How do you find the perfect college major for you? For soon-to-be graduate Summer Trefzger, the answer came when she happened to try a criminal justice course during her last semester of community college.
Jennifer Obmann and Nicole Golebiowski have one thing in common—they love to travel and knew that leaving their comfort zones would not only be a life-changing experience with new friends and connections, it would also give them new perspectives on their careers.
This spring, Professor Dawn Beichner attended the 63rd United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (UNCSW63), as the liaison for the World Society of Victimology, an international NGO on which she serves on the Executive Committee.
The Division on Women and Crime of the American Society of Criminology hosted its first Congressional briefing with faculty members Shelly Clevenger and Cara Rabe-Hemp taking part.
Four criminal justice sciences majors presented an overview of their research projects developed as part of a postgraduate course at Stockton University.
The Department of Psychology Brown Bag Series will present a Brown Bag session with Shelly Clevenger, Ph.D., from noon–1 p.m. Friday, September 28, in 209 DeGarmo Hall. Clevenger is an associate professor in the Department of Criminal Justice Sciences at Illinois State University. She will lead a discussion on promoting empathy for crime victims and
Criminal Justice Sciences alumna Monica Mapel ’87 is featured in this edition of the College of Applied Science and Technology’s “A Day in the Life of a CAST Alum” series.
Dr. Shelly Clevenger, a professor in the Department of Criminal Justice Sciences is featured in the CAST 50×50 series.
The Criminal Justice Association, an RSO within Criminal Justice Sciences is featured in the CAST 50×50 series.
