The 2013 Crime and Justice Summer Research Institute Cohort
The Participants:
Amada Armenta, Department of Sociology - University of Pennsyvlania
Project: On Patrol: Creating Criminal Aliens through Everyday Policing
Stephanie DiPietro, Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice - University of Missouri-St. Louis
Project: Making it Home: Bosnian Refugees' Search for Community, Family and Identity
Kenethia Fuller, Department of Criminal Justice - North Carolina Central University
Project: Personality and Crime: A Quantitative Study of the Influence of the Five Factor Model on Offending
Seokjin Jeong, Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice - University of Texas-Arlington
Project: The Immediate and Long-Term Effects of Family Group Conferencing: A Pathway to Re-Offending
Carla Miller, Department of Sociology and Master's Program in Criminal Justice - Norfolk State University
Project: Service Setting at Discharge and Source of Referrals as Predictors of Drug Treatment Success Among a National Sample of Black Women
Temitope Oriola, Department of Sociology - University of Alberta
Project: "Non-lethal" Force Options in Canada: taser Adoptions by the Police and its Consequences
Brian Starks, Department of Criminology - Lynchburg College
Project: Social Organizational Structure of the Bail System
Forrest Stuart, Department of Sociology - University of Chicago
Project: Policing Rock Bottom: Regulation, Rehabilitation and Resistance on Skid Row