About Us
Diane Sjuts
- Adjunct Professor
- School of Criminology and Criminal Justice
- 6001 Dodge Street, 218 CPACS
- Omaha, NE 68182-0149
- Tel: 402.554.2610
- Fax: 402.554.2326
- Email: dsjuts@unomaha.edu
Education
M.S., Criminal Justice Administration, Bellevue UniversityProfessional Experience and Expertise
Ms. Sjuts worked in the probation field for 25 years, with the last twelve years of her career serving as the chief probation officer for District 16 in Fremont, Nebraska. Ms. Sjuts was active in several professional organizations, including the American Probation and Parole Association, the Heartland Juvenile Services Training Institute, and once served as president of the Nebraska Juvenile Justice Association.Announcements
- Samantha Clinkinbeard’s Latest Study to be Published in Justice Quarterly
- Samantha Clinkinbeard, Ph.D. to Receive Honorable Mention for Paper She Co-Authored
- Nix and Tregle Release Results of their 2018 National Police Executive Survey
- Tara Richards, Ph.D., to Present her Research at Congressional Briefing
- Ph.D. Alumna Karyn Sporer Receives Award and Grant
- Policing Expert Justin Nix Participates in Panel Discussion at National Conference for Police Executives
- SCCJ Doctoral Students’ Research is Published in Perspectives on Terrorism
- Under Nebraska Law, Officers Entitled to Tuition Waiver
Contact Us
- UNO Campus
- 6001 Dodge Street, 218 CPACS
- Omaha, NE 68182
- Phone: 402.554.2610
- Fax. 402.554.2326
- UNL Campus
- 310 Nebraska Hall
- Lincoln, NE 68588-0561
- Phone: 402.472.3677
- Fax: 402.472.6758
- Website
College of Public Affairs and Community Service
- CPACS Units and Resources
- Division of Continuing Studies
- School of Criminology and Criminal Justice
- Department of Gerontology
- Goodrich Scholarship Program
- School of Public Administration/Aviation Institute/Emergency Management and Disaster Science
- Grace Abbott School of Social Work
- William Brennan Institute for Labor Studies
- Center for Public Affairs Research
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