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Dr. Jennifer Cliff from @mountmarty University and I spent nearly two years conducting research and writing this ongoing study examining how different demographics define the ideal law enforcement officer

New Research: What does good look like? Officers’ perception of the ideal law enforcer frontiersin.org/articles/10.33… #FrontiersIn #Sociology

It was such an exciting and fun day representing the University of Kansas and getting the chance to present our research examining how police officers define their ideal colleague with co-author, Dr. Jennifer Cliff from Mount Marty University.

And that’s a wrap. The final exam for Notorious Kansas Murders & Murderers is done. Enjoy the Winter Break and Rock Chalk, Jayhawk

Check out the Mount Marty University Criminal Justice Senior Research Presentations live! youtube.com/watch?v=K3YDjU…

Dr. Jen Cliff and I had the pleasure of taking the @mountmarty Alpha Phi Sigma Criminal Justice Honor Society students made their first trip to the annual ACJS conference. They saw research presented, played trivia, and enjoyed the incredible academic atmosphere

A round of applause for the newest inductees of the Mount Marty chapter of the Criminal Justice Honor Society, Alpha Phi Sigma. 👏 Seniors members were also presented with their graduation regalia. Congratulations, everyone. We are so proud of you! 📸 : loom.ly/tz55IgM

Criminal Justice tenure track position at Mount Marty University, SD. higheredjobs.com/details.cfm?Jo…

This Sunday, let's come together to raise awareness, support those who need it most, and honor our loved ones that we’ve lost to suicide. Every step we take brings us closer to breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and suicide. ⭐️ Register here: loom.ly/GsmrDRU

@_ItzDutchess higheredjobs.com/details.cfm?Jo… This is our open position

I'm on the job market! Currently ABD (proposal defended), and looking for Assistant Tenure Track Positions in Criminology/Sociology or Security Studies for Fall 2024!

One week left…

@tsfisher24 This one worked well when I developed a class last semester

I’ve accomplished my life long dream and will be teaching a course on serial killers. Textbook, activity, assignment suggestions are welcome

I had the pleasure of appearing on the John & Ken Show to discuss the unintended consequences of drug defelonization podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/joh…

Come support the @mountmarty Criminal Justice Honor Society in their fundraising efforts to attend the Annual Conference in Chicago.

@Jerry_Ratcliffe ajqr.org/article/do-cop… We looked at a similar topic about officers losing motivation after the penalties were reduced

Criminologists: Anyone recommend citations that describe officer frustrations with continually dealing with the same people day-in, day-out? Nicking the same folks all the time?

Final from Cimpl Arena: MMU: 100 Union: 9

The Criminal Justice Honor Society students @mountmarty are making their plans to attend the @AlphaPhiSigma annual conference next March in Chicago. Keep an eye out for their fundraising efforts.

@DrLauraHuey Yes. Thanks for pointing that out. US only.

@StephenBellPhD US only?

Confidential research to examine people's perceptions of the ideal police characteristics. Interested in participating? Click the link below forms.gle/17g9PanXTGJRSJ.. We seek to interview three categories: 1st/2nd yr officers (i.e. rookies) FTOs Supervisors (i.e. Sergeants)

Dr. Stephen Bell, Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice, was recently published in the American Journal of Qualitative Research. "Do Cops Still Care?" examined how penalty reductions for drug crimes can impact the motivation of officers to enforce them. loom.ly/LsPz40I