Developing an Environmental Crime and Justice class for next summer. Send along any ideas or articles you think should be included!

Proud of our amazing students!

We begin reviewing applications Monday! Please share and if anyone has questions, just let me or search chair @DrKrisThompson know. We are a fun and active bunch!

Where do our GS Criminal Justice & Criminology grad students call home? The answer is various states and countries on four continents!

Bates students who see this, please reach out and let me know you are safe and let us know what you need.

A very sensible and important read about what we can do for safer communities.

Another successful Superhero Run for Child Advocacy Services. Thanks to all runners, supporters, and volunteers.

Please join us for this important talk! Hope to see some of you there.

Criminology is just beginning to understand cybercrime and how best to deter and prevent it - or at least reduce its harms. The field needs more empirical testing, systematic analysis, evaluation, and theory development to address this multifaceted and complex crime. (1/2)

Very proud of Christina and her work! Congrats, Dr. Burton!!

Very sad news. I only had the privilege of meeting Rick a couple of times, but he was incredibly welcoming, generous, and funny. My thoughts are with his family, friends, and colleagues.

Please help my student with their thesis research by participating in this survey and/or RT to share broadly. Thank you! #undergradute #research Link to survey: go.umd.edu/3vyh6xC

A thorough and very kind review of our book! Michael Rocque Temple Univ Press "This book is a wonderful introduction to those interested in a biopsychosocial approach because it is accessible and well-organized." clcjbooks.rutgers.edu/books/fitting-…

Excited for Ashley Lockwood to join our GS Criminal Justice & Criminology team!

We are looking to hire an instructor to teach digital forensics and run our lab! Please let me know if you have any questions and share widely!

A new Clements Crazies member?

Important new article out about criminal justice policy related to monetary sanctions. Give it a read and congrats to CJ faculty member @DrKrisThompson and team!

This is one of the most Rochester-esque stories I've heard in a while.

Getting in some good reading time. Already know this is some great work by Kevin Wright.

Looks like Chad Posick and I will be getting to work on the 2nd edition of #greatdebates in criminology. What new debates should we cover? Any interesting developments that we should include?