People

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EDUCATION AND CONTACT INFORMATION

RESEARCH AREAS

Ryan Baker

Admitted to Ph.D. Candidacy, Indiana University, 2008
M.S. in Criminal Justice, Eastern Kentucky University
B.A. in Forensic Psychology, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, Cum Laude

rybbaker@indiana.edu

Rural Crime,
Drug Use and Misuse,
Self Reporting Methodology,
Media Representations of Crime and the Criminal Justice System

B.A. in Psychology and Criminal Justice, Indiana University - Bloomington, 2007, with departmental honors in Psychology, and minor in Religious Studies

tburnsjr@indiana.edu

Interrogation, Detecting Deception, False Confession, Forensic Psychophysiology, Torture, Police Deviance

M.S. Criminal Justice from Xavier University 2008
B.A. Criminal Justice from Virginia Union University 2004, Cum Laude

jecoats@indiana.edu

Implementation Process of Social Policy; Discretionary Tactics of
Front-Line Workers; Crime Prevention through Environmental Design; Community Policing Response and Evaluation of Governmental Interaction for lower SES persons.

Jen Colanese

Admitted to Ph.D. Candidacy, Indiana University, 2006.
M.S. in Criminal Justice, Indiana State University
B.S. in Criminal Justice, Indiana State University

jcolanes@indiana.edu

M.S. in Criminal Justice, Michigan State University
B.A. in Sociology, Michigan State University

jdeleeuw@indiana.edu

Communities and Policing, Terrorism, Juvenile Justice, Gangs, and Organized Crime.

B.A. in Social Science, with minors in Women’s Studies and Political Science, University of Washington, Summa Cum Laude

keckhard@indiana.edu

Admitted to Ph.D. Candidacy, Indiana University, 2008
Ph.D. minor in Gender Studies
M.S. in Justice Sciences, University of Alabama at Birmingham
B.S. in Justice Sciences, with minor in Women's Studies,University of Alabama at Birmingham, Cum Laude

civie@indiana.edu

M.A. in Criminal Justice, Indiana University
B.A. in Psychology, Indiana University, Summa Cum Laude

dnevans@indiana.edu

M.A. in Sociology, Ohio University
B.A. in Sociology, Ohio University, Summa Cum Laude

bfunderb@indiana.edu

M.A. in Public Administration, with concentration in Policy Analysis, University of Kentucky
B.A. in History, with minor in Criminology, University of Florida. Graduated with Honors

tifgray@indiana.edu

J.D., Washington University, St Louis, MS

rsingram@indiana.edu

M.S. Criminal Justice, Eastern Kentucky University
BA Psychology, Georgetown College

jonesrow@Indiana.edu

Geographic Information Systems, Statistics, Research Methods, Geocoding Methods, Public Housing Policy, Spatial Effects of Sex Offender Registration, Militarization of Space, Militarization of the Police.

Maria Kaylen

B.S. in Justice Systems, Truman State University, Summa Cum Laude

mkaylen@indiana.edu

Steve Kim

B.A. in Law, Sung Kyun Kwan University, South Korea

kimsunh@indiana.edu

Tara Kirkpatrick

B.A. Anthropology with Minor in Environmental Studies Adelphi University
M.A. Anthropology from Columbia University

tkirkpat@indiana.edu

Admitted to Ph.D. Candidacy, Indiana University, 2006
B.A. in Criminal Justice, Calvin College

tlauger@indiana.edu

Ke Li

M.A. in Criminal Justice, Indiana University
B.A. in Law, Nanjing University

like2@indiana.edu

Admitted to Ph.D. Candidacy, Indiana University, 2006
B.A. in Law, Nanjing University

haiyliu@indiana.edu

M.A. in Sociology, University of the Philippines
Bachelor of Secondary Education in Social Science, Philippine Normal University

cnmagno@indiana.edu

Cultural Criminology, Urban Space and Urban Crime, Social Movements, Politics and Crime, Law and Terrorism, Race and Crime

M.A. in Sociology, Ohio University
B.A. in Pre-Law/Sociology, Ohio University

jmeckes@indiana.edu

B.S. in Criminal Justice, Murray State University, Summa Cum Laude
A.A. from West Kentucky Community and Technical College. Graduated with Honors.

miles2@indiana.edu

MaryAnna Moore

B.A. in Sociology and Criminology, with Minor in Spanish, John Carroll University, Magna Cum Laude

moore58@indiana.edu

M.S.     Criminal Justice, The University of Alabama, 2008
B.A.     Criminal Justice & Psychology, The University of Alabama, 2006

clmurry@indiana.edu

Ernest Nickels

M.A. in Criminal Justice, Washington State University
B.S. in Criminal Justice and Psychology, University of Idaho

enickels@indiana.edu

B.S. in Criminal Justice, with minors in Sociology and History, Ball State University, Cum Laude

mdnorris@indiana.edu

Nabil Ouassini

M.A. in Criminal Justice, University of Nevada Las Vegas
B.A. in Criminal Justice, with Minor in English, University of Nevada Las Vegas

nouassin@indiana.edu

B.S. in Criminal Justice, Eastern Michigan University, 2004

powellcm@indiana.edu

B.A. in Criminal Justice, Indiana University. Graduated with Highest Distinction

hpruss@indiana.edu

B.A. in Criminal Justice and Psychology, Indiana University

rjsalisb@indiana.edu

Police Behavior and Public Perception, Improving Police and Community Relations, Community Policing, Gangs, Organized crime

M.A. Criminal Justice, Boston University in Criminal Justice
B.A. In Pychology, SUNY Buffalo/Emory University

asardina@indiana.edu

Sex Crimes, Victims, Perpetrators, Theories of Sexual Deviance, Courtroom Experiences of Victims

B.A. Sociology, Vassar College, 2001

jschept@indiana.edu

M.A. in Criminal Justice, Indiana University
B.S. in Psychology and Criminal Justice, California Lutheran University, Summa Cum Laude
A.A. in Addiction Studies, Community College of Southern Nevada. Graduated with Highest Honors.

julscott@indiana.edu

M.S. Criminal Justice Eastern Kentucky University
B.S. Criminal Justice Eastern Kentucky University

hojosims@indiana.edu

Gender, Race, Sexuality, Class, and Criminal Classification; Corporate, Political, Environmental Crime and Corruption; Globalization, State Formation, and the Political Economy 

B.A. in Criminal Justice and Slavic Languages and Literature, Indiana University. Graduated with Distinction

aljovano@indiana.edu

Cindy Stewart

Admitted to Ph.D. Candidacy, Indiana University, 2009.
B.A. in Criminal Justice, with minors in Psychology and Art and Archaeology, Indiana University.  Graduated with Honors and Distinction.

cmcnair@indiana.edu

Simeon Sungi

M.A. in Criminology and Criminal Justice, Indiana State Universty
LL.M. in International Human Rights Law, Indiana University School of Law - Indianapolis
LL.B. (with honors), The Open University of Tanzania

ssungi@indiana.edu

Stephen Tillotson

B.A. History and Criminal Justice, University of North Florida, 2004

stillots@indiana.edu

M.A. in Criminal Justice, Indiana University, 2007
Bachelor of Technology, Indian School of Mines

vkthiche@indiana.edu

B.S. in Criminal Justice and Political Science, University of Central Missouri.

jturrent@indiana.edu

GLBT issues and law, victimization, and crime; stigma and deviance; pop culture and crime.

Brianna Wagner

B.A. in Psychology and B.S. in Justice Systems with a minor in French, Truman State University. Graduated with Honors.

bcw518@indiana.edu

Admitted to Ph.D. Candidacy, Indiana University, 2006
M.A. in Criminal Justice, Indiana University
B.S. in Justice Studies, with minor in Business, Arizona State University, Cum Laude

smwalsh@indiana.edu

Admitted to Ph.D. Candidacy, Indiana University, 2008
M.S. in Criminal Justice, Eastern Kentucky University
B.S. in Criminal Justice and Philosophy, Murray State

snwhiteh@indiana.edu

Cultural Criminology, Criminal Justice and Popular Culture, Police Discourse, Law and Society, Linguistic Analysis