🚨Job Alert 🚨 Assistant Professor Cybercrime/Cybersecurity MSU School of Criminal Justice. Help shape the future of cybercrime research & education in the School of Criminal Justice @ Michigan State University! #cybersecurity #cybercrime Apply by Sept 2, 2024! Position starts Aug 2025. Amer Soc of Crim

Dr. Travis Carter discussing our #RCT with Jed Knode and Grace Henry on trying to reduce traffic stop racial disparities. Huge thanks to CEBCP at Mason for the opportunity and awesome symposium this year!

🚨New pub, now open access in Journal of Policy Analysis and Management. In a large experiment amongst US #police chiefs and #sheriffs, we provide accurate state level public opinion data and elite peer data on civilian review boards (CRBs). In this contentious policy area, what moves police executive

✍️ Hot off the presses in the journal, #Criminology: "Pulling back the veil of darkness: A proposed road map to disentangle racial disparities in traffic stops, a research note." Jedidiah L. Knode, Scott E. Wolfe, Travis M. Carter Amer Soc of Crim onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

A team of our school researchers are using the "Veil of Darkness" method to examine police traffic stop behaviors in a recent study published to Criminology. Learn more: spr.ly/60149fHhK #AdvanceJustice #MSUSocialScience

What better way to kick off my first "official" day at University of South Florida than to spend part of it at a farm sanctuary? 🐂🤘

I cannot recommend this methodological discussion enough. I learn new things (and re-learn old ones) all the time. This is one of them.

🚨#jobopportunity  We are hiring THREE nine-month tenure-track Assistant Professors to begin Fall 2025! To apply go to: usf.edu/work-at-usf/ca… and search for Job ID #37749. Review of applications will begin on September 16, 2024. #criminology #USFcareers #higheredjobs

New paper in JQ with my amazing co-authors Jed Knode and Scott Wolfe shows that what you drive impacts your chances of being searched during traffic stops. Check out this 🧵 for more details. #OpenAccess

Super proud of Jed Knode and all the awesome work he has done while at MSU School of Criminal Justice. I am incredibly grateful to call him a colleague and even more so to call him my friend.

A student from a different university emailed me because they saw the traffic stop racial disparity work our team has done recently. They wanted to know if there were any "shortcuts" to acquiring such data. In typing my response, I wanted to share my thoughts with y'all too. 🧵

Our paper on using BWCs to study rare events in policing is open to all thru the end of 2024 courtesy of the J. of Crime & Justice. Download while you can! (with Julie Hibdon and Michael Kyle, Ph.D. ). tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

As a School, we are working to reduce barriers of entry into our PhD Program. One of the most common barriers is the application fee. Dr. Scott Wolfe describes how we are working to reduce that barrier at the MSU School of Criminal Justice. #AdvanceJustice #MSUSocialScience

In a new article we show that Institutional Anomie Theory, with its focus on the interplay between social institutions and culture, is an extraordinary framework for explaining societies’ level of corruption. W/ Rick Moule, Alexander Testa & D. Weiss. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

To make things easier for many who were affected by the storms, USF has extended the deadline to apply for the M.S. in Cybercrime. Don’t miss this chance to dive into the world of cybercrime investigation—all from the comfort of your home. Learn more at onlineprograms.usf.edu/cybercrime-deg….

New preprint is up at CrimRxiv, and looking forward to hearing feedback for our team with Kyle McLean and Geoff Alpert. These pre-registered results follow two six-month RCTs in Aurora PD (Colorado) and Richland County Sheriff’s Office (South Carolina). Can we improve

“Large, precise claims without evidence are an excellent place to situate an experiment.” Whether he is talking about 👮‍♀️ research, practice, or policy, ⁦Ian T. Adams⁩ always shares a thing (or two) we can learn from! sc.edu/study/colleges…

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Saturdays are for the… birds! I made a few feathered friends while volunteering at the Florida Bird Sanctuary. The resident cat—informally titled as the “Sentinel of Squawk”—was given some love as well. Consider supporting! flabirdsanctuary.org

OUTSTANDING STUDENT ARTICLE AWARD - Jedidiah Knode