2020 Featured Scholars Archive. |
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Daniel GascónTitle: Assistant Professor, Sociology
Current Institution: University of Massachusetts, Boston Signature Publication: “The Limits of Community Policing: Civilian Power and Police Accountability.” Dr. Gascón on Twitter/Instagram: @profgascon |
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Zahra ShekarharTitle: Assistant Professor, Criminal Justice
Current Institution: Fayetteville State University Signature Publication: Out-of-School Suspensions: Counter-Narratives from the Student Perspective. |
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José TorresTitle: Assistant Professor, Sociology
Current Institution: Louisiana State University Signature Publication: “Under-policing and apprehensiveness toward stopping minorities across white and nonwhite officers post-Ferguson.” |
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Janet Garcia-HallettTitle: Assistant Professor, Criminal Justice and Criminology
Current Institution: University of Missouri - Kansas City Signature Publication: Maternal Identities and Narratives of Motherhood: A Qualitative Exploration of Women’s Pathways Into and Out of Offending. |
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Jerry FloresTitle: Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology
Current Institution: University of Toronto Signature Publication: Caught Up: Surveillance and Wraparound Incarceration |
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Amy Andrea MartinezTitle: Doctoral Candidate of Criminal Justice
Current Institution: John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York City (CUNY) Signature Publication: “The city got my back so the city on my Back: Prisoner’s Negation of the States’ Claims of Prisoner’s Humanity” (forthcoming) |
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Jose Antonin SanchezTitle: Doctoral Student, Department of Sociology
Current Institution: University of Colorado, Boulder Signature Publication: “’It Changed my Life’: Traumatic Loss, Behavioral Health, and Turning Points Among Gang-Involved and Justice-Involved Youth” |
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April D. FernandesTitle: Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology and Anthropology
Current Institution: North Carolina State University Signature Publication: On the Job or In the Joint: Criminal Justice Contact & Employment Outcomes |
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Arelys Madero-HernandezTitle: Assistant Professor, Department of Criminal Justice
Current Institution: Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania Signature Publication: “Murderers, Rapists, and Bad Hombres”: Deconstructing the Immigration-Crime Myths |
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