Journal of CJ Education

We hope to see you at the JCJE-sponsored panel, "Community-engaged cybersecurity: Preparing students and protecting communities," on Friday, March 6 at 4pm in 401, Level 4 Marriott Downtown. Safe travels to Philadelphia!

JCJE is excited to announce the first issue of 2026: Volume 37, Issue 1. Enjoy this compilation of criminal justice education research from academics and practitioners in the field! tandfonline.com/toc/rcje20/37/1

Our second President's Invitational Panels at ACJS 2026 is the JCJE Sponsored Panel: Artificial Intelligence on Wednesday, March 4 at 3:30pm in Franklin Hall 5, Marriott Downtown Philadelphia. We hope to see you there!

JCJE is thrilled to announce two panels this year are designated as President's Invitational Panels at ACJS 2026. The first panel, JCJE Sponsored Panel: Teaching Cybercrime, will be Wednesday, March 4 at 2pm in Franklin Hall 5, Marriott Downtown Philadelphia. See you there!

JCJE is proud to announce the winners of the 2025 JCJE Article of the Year are Jane Gauthier and Nicole Smolter, authors of the piece "Enhancing Civic Literacy and Engagement: The Impact of a Criminal Justice Capstone Course." Congratulations! tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

JCJE is excited to announce the release of Volume 36, Issue 4. Enjoy this compilation of criminal justice education research from academics and practitioners in the field! tandfonline.com/toc/rcje20/36/4

JCJE is excited to announce the release of Volume 36, Issue 3, our special issue on "Study Abroad and International Education." Enjoy this compilation of experiences and expertise from an amazing group of scholars! tandfonline.com/toc/rcje20/36/…

JCJE is excited to announce the call for abstracts for a special edition on the role of HBCU CJ programming in higher education? Complete information can be found below. The issue is planned for publication in 2027.

We need manuscript reviewers! Are you looking for ways to serve the discipline? JCJE would love to have you as a reviewer! Please reach out to Cathy Marcum, Editor at marcumcm@appstate.edu if you would be interested in adding this line of service to your CV.

JCJE is excited to announce the release of Volume 36, Issue 2! Check out the link below for amazing scholarship by academics and practitioners in the field. tandfonline.com/toc/rcje20/cur…

Kick off your weekend with free online access to our 2024 JCJE Article of the Year! We are very pleased to honor Philipon et al. for their piece, "Learning with the Others: Perspective-Taking and the Future of Criminal Justice in the Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program."

JCJE is excited to announce our first issue of 2025 is our special issue on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Criminal Justice Education and it is now online! We want to give a huge thank you to all the authors who contributed. tandfonline.com/toc/rcje20/cur…

JCJE is excited to announce its second call for manuscripts for a special issue this year, brought to you by guest editor, Dr. Tom Holt, on teaching cybercrime. Please see full information below and contact the Editor, Dr. Cathy Marcum, at marcumcm@appstate.edu with questions.

JCJE is excited to announce its call for manuscripts for a special issue on AI and CJ education, brought to you by special guest editors Dr. Samantha Gavin and Dr. Shavonne Arthurs. Please see full information below and contact the Editor, Dr. Cathy Marcum with any questions.

Check out the newest issue of JCJE! tandfonline.com/toc/rcje20/cur…

Check out the release of the newest JCJE issue, Volume 35 (Issue 3)! tandfonline.com/toc/rcje20/35/…

We have released the special issue "Remembering the 50th Anniversary of the ACJS Working Group on Criminal Justice Education Standards (1973): The Past, Present, and Future of CCJ Education" with guest editors Dr. John J. Sloan III and Dr. Bonnie S. Fisher.

As a reminder, abstracts for our two special issues focusing on international education and study abroad are due on June 1. Please email Cathy Marcum, Editor, at marcumcm@appstate.edu with any questions.

Are you looking for ways to serve the discipline? JCJE would love to have you as a reviewer! Please reach out to Cathy Marcum, Editor at marcumcm@appstate.edu if you would be interested in adding this line of service to your CV.

The second special issue focusing on the ACJS 2025 theme of internationalization is "Criminal Justice Pedagogy Around the World." Participants will also be invited to participate in a presidential featured panel at ACJS 2025. Contact Dr. Cathy Marcum, Editor, with any questions.