Dedicated at school but victimized by peers? An updated study of gender differences in bullying victimization
Visit Criminal justice Studies . Dedicated at school but victimized by peers? An updated study of gender differences in bullying victimization Brett Lehman Department of Criminal Justice and Sociology, College…
Examining the effect of victim criminal record status on punishment decisions in the United States: moderation by crime media consumption
Visit Criminal justice Studies . Examining the effect of victim criminal record status on punishment decisions in the United States: moderation by crime media consumption Gregory C. Rocheleau Brandy N.…
Emotional collateral: psychological consequences of prison reentry for families of individuals convicted of sexual offenses in the United States
Visit Criminal justice Studies . Emotional collateral: psychological consequences of prison reentry for families of individuals convicted of sexual offenses in the United States Douglas N. Evans Adam Trahan Emily…
Clearing the way: The promise of a comprehensive record clearing initiative in Philadelphia
Visit Criminal justice Studies . Clearing the way: The promise of a comprehensive record clearing initiative in Philadelphia Amanda NeMoyer Lena L. DeYoung Ilsa Papunen Nivedita Anjaria Kelly Eom Kayla…
Beyond lost credits: articulation agreements as a pathway to student success and persistence
Visit Criminal justice Studies . Beyond lost credits: articulation agreements as a pathway to student success and persistence Patricia M. Griffin Criminal Justice Program, Holy Family University, Philadelphia, USAPatricia M.…
A thematic exploration of students’ perceptions of place-based risk on campus
Visit Criminal justice Studies . A thematic exploration of students’ perceptions of place-based risk on campus Brittany L. Acquaviva Sarah R. Bostrom Kelsey Kramer Ryan Randa a Department of Criminal…
Exploring police apprenticeship programs: a collaborative model between a community college and a police department
Visit Criminal justice Studies . Exploring police apprenticeship programs: a collaborative model between a community college and a police department Christopher James Utecht Daniel Ortego a Criminal Justice Department, Grayslake,…
Community college criminal justice program design: trends, structural change, and implications for program architecture
Visit Criminal justice Studies . Community college criminal justice program design: trends, structural change, and implications for program architecture Scott M. Joubert Northern Essex Community College Criminal Justice Program, Coordinator,…
Why the “stigma” of community college teaching is a myth
Visit Criminal justice Studies . Why the “stigma” of community college teaching is a myth Christopher James Utecht Christopher David Zaleski a Criminal Justice Department, College of Lake County, Grayslake,…
Where did all the good drugs (research) go? An examination of substance use research in criminal justice and criminology journals
Visit Criminal justice Studies . Where did all the good drugs (research) go? An examination of substance use research in criminal justice and criminology journals John Stogner Shaylen Hedington Lucas…
Unsung heroes: research and publishing by community college faculty
Visit Criminal justice Studies . Unsung heroes: research and publishing by community college faculty Cathleen McCarron Division of Arts & Humanities and Social & Behavioral Sciences, Cape Cod Community College,…
Community colleges as engines of equity in criminal justice education
Visit Criminal justice Studies . Community colleges as engines of equity in criminal justice education Jermaine Reese School of Liberal Arts (Criminal Justice) Dearborn, Henry Ford Community College, Michigan, USAJermaine…