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Monday, November 5, 2018
»Curtis St. Denis, Criminology and Criminal Justice faculty, and student Kora Kresin co-presented "The Icelandic Horn: Introducing Culture into Our Discussion of Violence" at the Utah Association for Domestic Violence Treatment conference. Their presentati
»Christopher Campbell, Criminology and Criminal Justice faculty, co-wrote a journal article titled "Evidence-Based or Just Promising? Lessons Learned in Taking Inventory of State Correctional Programming" published by Justice Evaluation Journal. As policy
»Danielle McGurrin, Criminology and Criminal Justice faculty, was presented with a volunteer service award by Christine Popoff, assistant superintendent of Correctional Rehabilitation, at Coffee Creek Correctional Facility's quarterly awards reception this
»Danielle McGurrin, Criminology and Criminal Justice faculty, was interviewed by Sarah Creedican, the communications and marketing director for The Children's Center, on Oct. 17 for her organization’s newsletter. The purpose of the interview was to showcas
»Curtis St. Denis, Criminology and Criminal Justice adjunct faculty, gave a keynote presentation on "Psychopathy and Sociopathy and their Role in Family Violence" at the Utah Association for Domestic Violence Treatment conference. He discussed how psychopa
Monday, October 22, 2018
»Mark Leymon, Criminology & Criminal Justice faculty, was part of a team that was awarded the 2018 Bruce Baer Award for their investigative series “Unequal Justice.” The Bruce Baer Award, now in its 41st year, is Oregon's most prestigious prize for investi
»Kris Henning, Criminology & Criminal Justice faculty, gave an invited presentation at the Association of Prosecuting Attorneys' Safety & Justice Challenge Leadership Institute in Portland on June 21. The presentation detailed how actuarial risk assessment
»Mauri Matsuda, Criminology & Criminal Justice faculty, co-presented a poster titled "Social Networks of First-Time DUI Clients" at the Research Society on Alcoholism conference in San Diego, Calif. Co-presenters were Karen Chan Osilla and David Kennedy (b
»Greg Stewart, Criminology & Criminal Justice faculty, helped organize and run the second annual American Society of Evidence-Based Policing Conference, held at Temple University, Philadelphia, in May 2018.
»Joel Garner, Criminology & Criminal Justice, authored an article titled "Sworn Volunteers in American Policing, 1999 - 2013" published in Police Quarterly. The study, co-authored with Ronald Malega (Missouri State University), describes changes in the use
»Joel Garner, Criminology & Criminal Justice, co-authored a research paper, "Progress Toward National Estimates of Police Use of Force," published in the journal PLOS One. The study builds on three decades of effort to produce national estimates of the amo
»Kelsey Henderson, Criminology & Criminal Justice faculty, co-authored an article titled "Investigating Predictors of True and False Guilty Pleas," published in the journal Law and Human Behavior. Co-written with Lora Levett (University of Florida), the ar
Monday, June 4, 2018
»Kris Henning, Criminology and Criminal Justice faculty, gave a community presentation to the Portland Pearl Rotary Club entitled "Crime in Portland: Patterns, Trends, and Community Perceptions," in which he discussed the reality and public perceptions of
»Mauri Matsuda, Criminology and Criminal Justice faculty, received a Faculty Enhancement Grant for her project entitled "An Exploration of Correlates and Trajectories of Delinquency Involvement and Justice-System Contact among Sexual Minority Youth." The g
Tuesday, May 22, 2018
» Birol A. Yeşilada Named Director of PSU’s Mark O. Hatfield School of Government
Monday, May 14, 2018
»Christopher Campbell, Criminology and Criminal Justice faculty, gave an invited presentation on the importance of client satisfaction and procedural justice at the Mississippi Public Defenders Spring Conference in Biloxi, Miss. The presentation emphasized
»Chris Carey, Criminology and Criminal Justice faculty, presented "The Intersections Between Foster Care and Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children" for the Multnomah County Sex Trafficking Network.
»Kris Henning, Criminology and Criminal Justice faculty, took part in a discussion panel on gun violence and gun control at The Northwest Academy, a high school in Portland.
Monday, April 30, 2018
»Christopher Carey, Criminology and Criminal Justice faculty, testified before the Oregon Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights (Committee) on sex trafficking in Oregon.
»Kelli Russell, Criminology and Criminal Justice faculty instructor, received the Randy Nunnecamp award from the Child Abuse and Family Violence Summit. This award recognizes those who go above and beyond in the fight against family violence and child abus