News and Events
Archive of News and Events
16th Annual Crime Victims' Rights Conference
NCJR to Lend Expertise to NBOP/DPS Study
Doctoral Candidate Michael Logan Presented his Original Research in Age of Disruption Webinar
Annual Scholarship and Awards Luncheon
National Association of Blacks in CJ Organization Forms in the UNO SCCJ
Wayne Hudson, Captain of the Douglas County Sheriff's Office, tells his story
Doctoral Student Ken Clary is Inducted into the Evidence-Based Policing Hall of Fame
Doctoral Student Ken Clary Discusses Need for Policing Research
Michael Logan Presents at START
Wylie, Hobbs and Clinkinbeard Publish Study on the Effectiveness of Juvenile Justice Programs
Teresa Kulig, Ph.D. Publishes Study in Victims and Offenders
Doctoral Candidate Michael Logan Publishes New Study
Tara Richards, Ph.D., is quoted in Mother Jones article
2019 Women in CJ Careers Panel
New York City's Roadmap to Closing Rikers Island Seminar
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
Doctoral Student Michael Logan Presents at SMA Conference
Kim Retzlaff Named SCCJ Part Time Faculty Member of the Year
Steven Windisch and Michael Logan's Research is Published in Perspectives in Terrorism
Michael Logan's Research is Shared at Panel Discussions
Emily Wright, Ph.D. Publishes New Study in Journal of Interpersonal Violence
Six Doctoral Students to Graduate
Jim Lynch, Ph.D. to present victimization research
Justin Nix, Ph.D., and Colleagues Study Ferguson Effect
Joe Schwartz, Ph.D., and Doctoral Students Publish Cutting Edge Research
Brain Injury and Domestic Violence Workshop
Tuition Waiver for Law Enforcement Officers
Women in Crime Mixer and Panel Discussion
Robert C. Stuart, U.S. Attorney for the District of Nebraska, Coming to Campus
Lisa Sample, Ph.D., Interview by Local News Media
UNOs School of Criminology and Criminal Justice to Host Military Veterans in CJ Workshop
CRCJ Students Studying Women, Crime and Justise Take Part in Local Domestic Violence Awareness March
CRCJ Student Summer Hill-Lechnowsky Wins Louise Coe Spire Memorial Scholarship
2017 Jailhouse Scramble Was a Huge Success
UNOs School of Criminology and Criminal Justice to Host Jail and Prison Litigation Workshop
Joe Schwartz, Ph.D., Interviewed by Local News Media
Body Worn Camera Training to be held on UNOs campus
Nationally Acclaimed Policing Expert Justin Nix, Ph.D., Joins Faculty
Emily Wright, Ph.D., Named as ASC Executive Counselor
Anne Hobbs, Ph.D., Addresses Conference Attendees in Malaysia
UNOs Bachelor of Science Degree Ranks in Top 10
UNOs Criminology and Criminal Justice Online Bachelor's Degree Ranked among most Affordable
Juvenile Justice Institute Releases Report
U.S. News and World Report Ranks SCCJ's Online Master's of Science Program 2nd in the Country
Steiner, Wright and Spohn Partner with Douglas County on Reentry Project
9th Annual Scholarship and Awards Luncheon
Wright Elected Co-Chair of Division of Victimology
Steiner Participates in Panel Discussion Concerning Herman's House
22nd Annual Jailhouse Scramble
Walker Sheds Light on Race Making in Jail
Free Showing of Prisonterminal
8th Annual Scholarship and Awards Luncheon
Windisch Awarded Grant from S.T.A.R.T.
Steiner Selected for National Work Group on Administrative Segregation
Simi Publishes 2nd Edition of American Swasitka
Four Doctoral Students Land Jobs
Spohn participates in panel discussion concerning Into the Abyss
Schwartz’s research appears in Omaha World-Herald
Ph.D. alum wins national teaching award
Chenane receives Gibson Graduate Student Research Award
NCJR releases new studies to the Nebraska Legislature
Schwartz contributes to the debate concerning the validity of heritability research in criminology
Simi partners with researchers from RTI and U. of Maryland for NIJ grants
Homer named Educational Office Professional of the Year
Savolainen partners with researcher from Boys Town for National Institute of Drug Abuse grant.
Hughes finds evidence of higher levels of violence among less cohesive street gangs.
Anderson and Hughes identified as prolific female scholars.
Walker’s testimony cited in Floyd v. City of New York.
M.S. student Quinn Guilds selected for an internship with START.
Ph.D. Alum Chris Gibson named Research Foundation Professor.
Wright finds that the cycle of violence may be contextualized by neighborhood conditions.
Steiner named Distinguished New Scholar.
Ph.D. student Timbre Wulf-Ludden wins student paper award.
Simi receives Guggenheim Foundation Award.