Faculty Spotlight: Professor Theodore Johnson on Leadership and Public Policymaking in the Criminal Justice System
If you watch, listen, or read about contemporary public policy and politics, chances are you have come across the work […]
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Faculty Spotlight: Why Don Hummer Thinks this is the Most Exciting Chapter in Criminal Justice
Don Hummer never set out to study criminal justice. He took one class in college, as an undergraduate, and was […]
Faculty Spotlight: Captain Steve Lurie on Why Now Is the Most Compelling Time to Study Criminal Justice
From his vantage point at the wheel of an ambulance, Steve Lurie had a front row seat to one of […]
Faculty Spotlight: Psychologist Mary Looman uses Research to Lead Change in the Criminal Justice System
While earning her PhD in clinical psychology, Mary Looman was working for the Department of Human Services in Oklahoma, helping […]
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