Teaching/Mentoring
"A good mentor teaches you how to think, not what to think."
Undergraduate Courses Taught
Traditional 16-week Courses:
Administration of Justice
CJ Research Methods & Analysis
Crime Prevention & Delinquency
Criminal Procedure & Evidence
Introduction to Criminal Justice **Taught at multiple institutions
Introduction to Law Enforcement
Juvenile Justice
Law Enforcement-Community Relations
Police Organization & Administration
Research Methods
Seminar: Criminal Profiling
Special Topics: White Collar Crime
The American Legal System
White-Collar Crime **Taught at multiple institutions
Accelerated 8-week Courses:
Community Policing
Correctional Systems & Practices
Intro to Criminal Justice
Introduction to CJ Ethics
Introduction to Corrections
Juvenile Justice
Professional Strategies (Capstone)
Research Literacy in Social Sciences
Special Topics: Comparative Criminal Justice
Graduate (Master's) Courses Taught
Accelerated 8-week/7-week Courses:
Comparative Criminal Justice **Taught at multiple institutions
Research Methods in CJ Admin.
Research Methods I: Quantitative
Seminar on Police Practices
Special Topics: White Collar Crime
Graduate (Doctoral) Courses Taught
Evaluating Criminal Justice Interventions
Juvenile Justice
Types & Characteristics of Crime
Student Mentoring
Doctoral Project Committee Member - Psy.D. Students
Senior Seminar Advisor - Criminal Justice Students