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American Society of Criminology Presents Professor Rod Brunson with Lifetime Achievement Award

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Professor Bianca Bersani Featured on the Criminology Academy Podcast

The Criminology Academy podcast featured Associate Professor Bersani in an episode titled "Ep. 60 Is It Just Teen Spirit? The Impact of Arrest in Early Adolescence with Bianca Bersani."

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Distinguished University Professor John Laub Featured on the Criminology Academy Podcast

The Criminology Academy podcast featured Distinguished University Professor Laub in an episode titled "The Career of a Historical and Life-Course Criminologist with John Laub."

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Distinguished University Professor Lawrence Sherman Appointed as first Chief Scientific Officer (CSO)

Distinguished University Professor Lawrence Sherman joins the UK Metropolitan Police as its first Chief Scientific Officer (CSO) and advisor to the Board.

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Professor Brian Johnson Featured on the Criminology Academy Podcast

The Criminology Academy podcast featured Associate Professor Bersani in an episode titled "Ep. 53 Do Judges, In Fact, Judge Books By Their Cover? Facial Profiling and Sentencing with Brian Johnson. In this episode, Professor Brian Johnson discusses his work on facial profiling and criminal punishment.

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