Shoutout to another amazing USC crim graduate student! Congratulations Albina on your award from the DFC!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Check out this amazing opportunity to work with the Rockefeller Institute and New York State policymakers! ⬇️

School shooting incidents in the US were typically executed using low- and moderate-powered firearms, finds cross-sectional study of data from The American School Shooting Study. These weapons were most frequently stolen from family members or relatives. ja.ma/49UDeBF

In JAMA Pediatrics, asst. professors Brent R. Klein and Cory Schnell, current PhD student Jeff Towbridge, and MA grad Kirstin Lewis examine the firearms used in #schoolshootings #gunviolence and sources/methods through which weapons were obtained.

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School shootings perpetrated by adolescents have mainly used handguns, typically obtained from family members, reported Brent R. Klein in JAMA Pediatrics. bit.ly/47Ymc3T

We are #ArnoldSchoolProud to be the home of the Institute for Infectious Disease Translational Research, which is led by epidemiology associate professor Melissa Nolan Boehme ow.ly/bo3W50Qg0aC

An NIJ grantee at University of South Carolina conducted research on what types of firearms are used in school shootings, and how the firearms are obtained. Check out this newly published research in JAMA Network: jamanetwork.com/journals/jamap… #SchoolSafety

It’s been a busy year at Regional Gun Violence Research Consortium! Check out our latest blog for a look back at all of the timely work from our consortium members. From policy priorities to intimate partner violence, ERPOs, and firearm suicides, we tackled a range of issues. ⬇️ rockinst.org/blog/2023-year…

Congratulations to the 2024 McCausland Fellows! 🎉 They are excellent teachers and scholars making an impact in their fields. They study biochemistry, the philosophy of science, violence prevention, literature and so much more. Full story: bit.ly/41QkQGA

Nice feature by University of South Carolina on some critical work being done by Brent R. Klein USC Criminology & CJ | USC criminology professor sheds new light on school gun violence - College of Arts and Sciences | University of South Carolina sc.edu/study/colleges…

CLS prof Jin R. Lee has been appointed to serve on the National Academies Committee on Cybercrime Classification and Measurement. cls.gmu.edu/articles/20475

Congratulations on your graduation Dr. Noah D. Turner! It has already been incredible to see the work you have been doing at NCITE - A DHS Center of Excellence, we are excited to see the work you will continue to do! #AdvanceJustice #MSUSocialScience

Congratulations to MSU School of Criminal Justice faculty Dr. Ed McGarrell who was recently awarded our Lifetime Achievement Award for Teaching, Research and Service. The full story: spr.ly/601757d8x #MSUSocialScience #AdvanceJustice

We're proud to be a part of bringing millions of dollars in research funding to help SC solve real-world problems. One example: USC Criminology & CJ's Brent Klein has secured several grants to study the causes of gun violence and the prevention of terrorism. ⤵️ bit.ly/4elVENs

Thank you for the shout out McCausland College of Arts and Sciences

It's an honor to receive this award from ASC Division on Terrorism & Bias Crimes!

Honored to be awarded the 2024 Outstanding Peer-Reviewed Publication Award by the American Society of Criminology - Division of Cybercrime ASC Division of Cybercrime Criminology, Law and Society at Mason George Mason CHSS . It is an honor to be awarded alongside two other fantastic papers Tom Holt David Décary-Hétu !

Best of the best in the field, and a mentor in a league of his own — congratulations Steven Chermak !! Very well deserved

“With a degree in liberal arts and specifically history, I felt like in many ways I was prepared for anything.” ― Peter McCausland ’71 Read what else Peter McCausland told the Philadelphia Inquirer about his historic gift to USC. inquirer.com/education/pete…