News & Events
MPRC Seminar: Countering the Legacy of Redlining: Latino Immigrant Revitalization and Neighborhood Violence
Prof. María B. Vélez explores how Latino immigration may disrupt the patterns of disadvantage, disinvestment, and violence historically linked to redlining. She will focus on how Latino immigrant communities could counter the legacy of redlining in affected neighborhoods.
CCJS Alum-Led Project Supporting Peers Affected by Incarceration
CCJS alum Anna Tovchigrechko received a Do Good grant to expand a project supporting students affected by parental incarceration with care packages, book scholarships, and mental health resources.
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Mixed Methods Research: Integrating Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches : A Methods Workshop with Dr. Rob Stewart
The Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice will host a special workshop on May 6 from 10:30–12:30 pm featuring Dr. Rob Stewart, presenting on integrating qualitative and quantitative approaches in mixed methods research.
5th Annual Ray Paternoster Memorial Lecture
The Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice and the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences are pleased to present the 5th Ray Paternoster Memorial Lecture and reception in honor of Professor Ray Paternoster to celebrate his life and scholarship in the Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice and in the profession.
