Cameron Price

Professional Instructor
Juvenile Justice; Violence against Women and Children; Sex Crimes; Police Education and Training; Forensic Psychology; CJ
Bio
Mrs. Cami Price’s professional trajectory has been uniquely shaped by hands-on experience at the intersection of education and the justice system. As a UALR CJU alumna with both her Bachelor of Arts and Master of Science in Criminal Justice, she began her career working directly with children and families navigating complex legal challenges—including custody disputes, substance abuse cases, and sexual abuse investigations. This foundational work provided her with a grounded understanding of how legal systems impact vulnerable youth in crisis.
Seeking to expand her impact, Mrs. Price transitioned into teaching high school English, where she discovered a passion for education and building meaningful connections with students. Her commitment to justice-involved youth later drew her to serve as an aide in a juvenile behavioral health facility classroom, working intensively with students in crisis and witnessing the critical need for trauma-informed intervention. Eager to return to a leadership role, Mrs. Price now brings this unique combination of legal system experience, educational practice, and behavioral health expertise to the UALR Criminal Justice college as an instructor.
Outside the classroom, Mrs. Price enjoys thrifting, crafting, home renovation projects, and quality time with her family and pets.
