Faculty Research
Faculty and students are actively engaged in research on a wide variety of issues pertaining to the causes of crime and the criminal justice response to crime. Faculty within the school are highly successful in securing external funding to support their research, developing research collaborations within the University of Nebraska system, and partnering with community stakeholders to address specific research priorities.
Professor Pauline Brennan and two graduate students discuss findings from their research concerning the predictive validity of an offender risk assessment tool.
Faculty Research Areas
Specific information about each faculty member's research interests and a recent curriculum vitae detailing his/her research activities can be found by clicking on the relevant faculty member's name below.
Announcements
- SCCJ Doctoral Students’ Research is Published in Perspectives on Terrorism
- Research Conducted by SCCJ Doctoral Student Michael Logan Shared at Panel Discussions
- Adjunct Professor Kim Retzlaff Named First Ever SCCJ Part Time Faculty Member of the Year
- Emily Wright, Ph.D. Publishes New Study
- UNOs SCCJ to Graduate 6 Doctoral Students
- REGISTER NOW for the 23rd Annual Jailhouse Scramble - Friday, September 14 at Tiburon Golf Course
- Under Nebraska Law, Officers Entitled to Tuition Waiver
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