Temple Criminal Justice

Calling all quant criminologists! Drs. Zaatut & Jacobsen are studying criminologists’ perceptions of the qual-quant divide. They have interviewed qual scholars and now want to speak with quant scholars.  See eligibility criteria below and sign up here: clatemple.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bl…

Are qualitative criminologists encountering challenges in communicating their work? New research dives into perceptions of value and legitimacy in various types of criminological methods. Read the full article at the Journal of Crime and Justice: shorturl.at/UZtn2

Last week, Dr. Battle (@Dr_B_Pearl ) spoke at the Annual Goldkamp Lecture about issues of abolition feminism! Check out the story and her website here!

🔗 RSVP link (and Dr. Battle’s website link) can be found at the link in our bio! 📩 If you have any questions, please reach out to Megan Shaud (meganshaud@temple.edu).

She will be speaking with us about her research, advocacy, and community engagement initiatives as they relate to abolition feminism.👥 All are welcome! Please share widely!

Our Goldkamp lecture has officially been rescheduled! Please join us for our annual Goldkamp lecture on Friday, October 4th at 11am in Gladfelter 21!🗣️ This year, we will be hosting Dr. Brittany Battle from Wake Forest University @WakeForest.

One of our many summer course offerings! Check it out and consider enrolling!

I will teach this class this summer. @temple_cj @CLA_grad @TULiberalArts please feel free to share this flyer 🙏

🔗 Check the link in our bio for more information about Eilene Frierson's work and award!

Eilene's unwavering compassion and tireless efforts have made a profound impact on advocating for quality care and treatment for patients, especially in marginalized communities.

This year, we are thrilled to celebrate Eilene Frierson, the Administrative Manager of Training, Training Outreach, and Center Operations at Temple University's Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program, for her exceptional dedication to our community.

Below is her project description:

The supporting faculty member for her project was Associate Instructional Professor and Undergraduate Chair Joanne Metzger (also pictured above). In the Fall, she’ll be leaving the nest to attend Law school!🦉 Great work, Alexis!👏🏻👏🏽👏🏿

Meet Alexis Gallmon, an Africology & African American Studies major @TempleAAAS & Criminal Justice minor. On 4/11, she presented her research project “The adultification and labeling of juveniles: Race, youth, and criminal injustice” at Temple’s Undergraduate Research Symposium!

🔗 RSVP link (and Dr. Battle’s website link) can be found at the link in our bio! 📩 If you have any questions, please reach out to Megan Shaud (meganshaud@temple.edu).

She will be speaking with us about her research, advocacy, and community engagement initiatives as they relate to abolition feminism.👥 All are welcome! Please share widely!

Please join us for our annual Goldkamp lecture on Friday, May 3rd at 10am in Gladfelter 107!🗣️ This year, we will be hosting Dr. Brittany Battle from Wake Forest University @WakeForest.