Program Opportunities

  • Quantitative and qualitative methodologies, mixed methods, and policy/program evaluation
  • Expertise in criminological theory, criminal justice operations, victimology, corrections, policing, juvenile justice/delinquency, policy, and social contexts
  • Teach classes as an instructor on record after being trained on best practices in teaching
  • Publish research articles and present at conferences with faculty
  • Work with CJ agency partners on grants and evaluations

What Sets Us Apart

  • Small cohorts that allow for personalized learning – one on one mentoring opportunities
  • Competitive GA packages including full tuition, 9 month stipend, and funding opportunities for conference travel
  • Students work on several grants with state and local agencies to develop their skills and broaden their networks

Read about the research and work some of our current doctoral students are engaged in, along with the achievements of some of our recent graduates.

For specific questions about the program, contact our Graduate Coordinator, Dr. Richard Lewis at [email protected].