Criminal Justice & Criminology: Faculty Presentations (1982-2022)
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from 2018
Justice Leah Ward Sears: Seizing Serendipity, Rebecca Davis
Getting involved: What you can do, Jonathan A. Grubb
Overview of human trafficking in the U.S. and Georgia, Jonathan A. Grubb
Overview of human trafficking in the U.S. and Georgia, Jonathan A. Grubb
Overview of human trafficking in the U.S. and Georgia, Jonathan A. Grubb
Overview of human trafficking in the U.S., Georgia, & South Carolina, Jonathan A. Grubb
Overview of human trafficking in the U.S., Georgia, & South Carolina., Jonathan A. Grubb
Overview of human trafficking in the U.S. and Georgia, Jonathan A. Grubb and H. Bilton
Examining Variation in Near Repeat Burglaries for Single and Serial Offenders, Jonathan A. Grubb, Chad Posick, and Cedric L. James
Barriers to Domestic Violence Service Provision: Recognizing the Influence of the Rural/Urban Divide, Jonathan A. Grubb and Ebony Robinson
Examining Variation in Near Repeat Burglaries for Single and Serial Offenders, Cedric L. James and Jonathan A. Grubb
Methods for Teaching Cybercrime in a University Setting, Kevin Jennings
Challenges of Teaching about Cybercrime and Technology to Social Science Student, Kevin Jennings and Adam Bossler
Race and Gender in Cyber Criminality, Kevin Jennings and Steven Ericksen
Blockchain and Bitcoin, Kevin Jennings and S. Scheidt
Impact Zone LGBT: LGBT Centers and their Impact on the Student Population, Zachary Glenn Payne, Clare Walsh, and Laura E. Agnich
Prisoner Reentry and Labor Market Issues, Chad Posick and Jonathan A. Grubb
Rethinking Self-Control and Crime: Are All Forms of Impulsivity Criminogenic?, Brynn Wendel, Michael Rocque, and Chad Posick
Campus Resources for LGBTQ+ Students: The Role of University Centers and Student Organizations, Payne Zachary, Laura E. Agnich, and Clare Walsh
from 2017
Personal and Political: LGBTQ+ Students’ Perceptions of Safety and Harassment in the Rural South, Laura E. Agnich, Gabrielle Lory, and Shanna N. Felix
Reaching Conservative Teachers Regarding Gender and Sexual Diversity in the Wake of Obergefell, Scott A. Beck, Dina C. Walker-DeVose, Laura E. Agnich, Caren Town, and Trina Smith
Authors Meet Critics: the Routledge Handbook of Technology, Crime and Justice, Adam Bossler
Can You Hear Me Now?: Communication and Other Issues Affecting Rural Law Enforcement, Adam Bossler
“Oh no!” Not another RAT-Cybercrime Manuscript, Adam Bossler
Roundtable: Discussing the Next Steps of the International Interdisciplinary Research Consortium on Cybercrime, Adam Bossler
