Congratulations, Dr. Bowman! 👏🏼👏🏼 What an outstanding dissertation and contribution to the field! So proud of you 🎓

I am thrilled to announce that I successfully defended my dissertation! Thank you to everyone who has been a part of this journey for your unwavering support. I look forward to disseminating the findings of my research & continuing to do research that impassions me!

Congratulations to CCJ professor Jesenia Pizarro, PhD on her appointment to the Committee on Law and Justice for National Academies Division of Behavioral and Social Sciences and Education! This prestigious appointment speaks to Dr. Pizarro’s impact in the field! #NationalAcademies

We celebrated an awesome end of the semester with faculty, graduate students and friends today! #CCJFaculty #ASUCCJ

Doctoral student Kelsey Tom, MS (@crimkels) is a recipient of grant funding by Watts College Principled Innovation. Congratulations! We are excited to see your continued work on advancing juvenile probation practices focused on youth success. #CCJResearch #CriminalJustice

Congratulations to Dr. Adam Fine on his promotion to Full Professor with tenure! Dr. Fine studies predictors & outcomes related to the juvenile justice system & factors related to legal socialization among youth. We are so proud of this incredible distinction! #ASUCCJ #CCJFaculty

Join us in congratulating Dr. Andrea Montes on her promotion to Associate Professor with tenure! Dr. Montes studies private prisons, youth violence and juvenile justice, and racial and ethnic disparities in the criminal justice system. #ASUCCJ #CCJFaculty

Congratulations to Dr. Anthony Peguero for being elected as Vice President to the American Society of Criminology! This national leadership role speaks to your outstanding leadership skills. Best wishes in this new role!

Professor Jesenia Pizarro recently spoke with The Arizona Republic about homicide trends and what we can do to reduce occurrences involving firearms. Subscribers can find this news article at bit.ly/3Wf4uGg. *Content is behind a paywall.

Thinking about a doctoral degree? Join us this fall to hear why we are the #1 criminology program in VA and a Top 10 program in the nation! #crimtwitter #criminology Register for a virtual information session here: bit.ly/clsphdinfo

Hi everyone! The Police Research Group will be hosting a guest lecture given by Dr. Cody Telep this Friday (8/30) at 1:30pm in Enterprise 318. We invite all CLS students, faculty, staff, and alumni to attend!

Congratulations to Katie Brown, PhD('23) for receiving the American Society of Criminology’s Division of Policing Outstanding Dissertation Award. This award honors exceptional quality, originality, analytical skills and a significant contribution to the field of policing.

Attend Mason's Grad Fair on Wed 9/18 to learn more about our three graduate programs! MS in Criminal Justice MA in Criminology, Law and Society PhD in Criminology, Law and Society cls.gmu.edu/our-graduate-p…

¡Felicidades! -Congratulations! Way to Represent Jesenia Milagroz Pizarro!

Cheers to #WattsCollege doctoral student Kelsey Tom on her new role at California State University, Long Beach! We’re excited to see all you’ll accomplish in this next phase of your academic journey. #ASUCCJ

🎉Please join the School in congratulating Cody Telep, Associate Professor and Associate School Director, for receiving the Western Society of Criminology's Morrison-Gitchoff Founders Award. Recipients of this award are recognized for improving the quality of justice. 🏆

Congratulations to our second round of award winners: Dr. Michela Soyer, Dr. Simon Kolbeck, Dr. Steven Lopez, Dr. Paul Bellair, Dr. Daniella Oramas Mora (@DaniellaOramasMora) and Dr. Peter Lehman!

I was truly honored to receive the Michael C. Braswell/Routledge Outstanding Dissertation Award at Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences today! A heartfelt thank you to Dr. Cassia Spohn and Ojmarrh Mitchell, Ph.D. for nominating me, and to everyone who supported me throughout my dissertation journey! ❤️

Regents Professor Cassia Spohn, PhD, has been appointed by Judge Carlton W. Reeves, chair of the U.S. Sentencing Commission, to the Ad Hoc Advisory Group on Research and Data Practices. Read more: bit.ly/41Jn1gg

Thinking about a doctoral degree? Join us this fall to hear why we are the #1 criminology program in VA and a Top 10 program in the nation! Learn more about George Mason's Top 10 doctoral program in criminology and submit your application by December 1.