Criminal Justice and Criminology

Study the criminal justice system through legal and political lenses, examining the nature, causes and impact of crime. Students learn through courses taught by experienced faculty, and in fieldwork opportunities, to improve their listening, speaking, writing, analytical and evaluative skills. They graduate prepared to work in law enforcement, corrections and the courts.

Criminal Justice and Criminology Courses

NameRankDegreeSchoolGraduate FacultyEmeritus Faculty
Steven G. Brandl Professor Emeritus PhD Michigan State University No Yes
Ruben Burgos Teaching Faculty No No
Danielle Romain Dagenhardt Associate Professor PhD University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Yes No
Tina Freiburger Interim Provost and Vice Chancellor PhD Indiana University of Pennsylvania Yes No
Travis Guy Teaching Faculty No No
Kimberly Hassell Associate Professor PhD University of Nebraska-Omaha Yes No
Rebecca Konkel Associate Professor PhD Georgia State University Yes No
Thomas LeBel Associate Professor PhD SUNY - Albany Yes No
Elizabeth Lyne Teaching Faculty PhD University of Missouri-St. Louis No No
Emily Milner Teaching Faculty PhD University of Nebraska Omaha No No
Leon Sawh Assistant Professor PhD, MPH University of Massachusetts-Lowell No No
Alyssa Sheeran Assistant Professor PhD University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Yes No
Stan Stojkovic Professor Emeritus PhD Michigan State University No Yes