Jacob Erickson receives spring 2020 research excellence award
In honor of his exceptional criminal justice research, recent Ph.D. graduate Jacob Erickson received a spring 2020 Graduate College Research Excellence Award. Great job!
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Five graduate students take the next step
Five Department of Sociology graduate students will earn their doctoral degrees this weekend during a virtual commencement ceremony. Congratulations to all of you!
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Monic Behnken receives ISU Award for Inclusive Excellence
Congratulations to Monic Behnken, associate professor of sociology and director of the leadership studies program, for receiving the 2020 Iowa State Award for Inclusive Excellence.
Matthew DeLisi is named McNair Faculty Mentor of the Year
Congratulations to Matthew DeLisi, Distinguished Professor of Sociology and College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Dean’s Professor, for being named the 2020 McNair Faculty Mentor of the Year.
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Matthew DeLisi named Distinguished Professor
Congratulations to Matthew DeLisi, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Dean’s Professor, who has been awarded the title of Iowa State University Distinguished Professor.
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Shannon Harper is a featured faculty member for the USLS program
Iowa State’s U.S. Latino/a Studies Program (USLS) has named Shannon Harper, assistant professor of sociology, as a featured faculty member on its website. Harper will also be teaching a new joint USLS and criminal justice course this fall, Latinas and Victimization: Examining Survival Strategies and Justice (CJST/USLS 360X).
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Matthew DeLisi is interviewed for Oral History Criminology Project
Matthew DeLisi, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Dean’s Professor, recently discussed his criminology career for the Oral History Criminology Project. View the interview on YouTube here:
Criminal Justice League Learning Community
Criminal Justice League Learning Community First-year criminal justice studies (CJ ST) majors are encouraged to join the Criminal Justice League learning community! You will join a group of about 35 first-year students in two shared classes and a seminar where you will learn about your major, crime and the societal and criminal justice response to it, … Continue reading Criminal Justice League Learning Community
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Daniel Butler publishes study on how incarceration impacts women
Daniel Butler, assistant professor of sociology, had his study, “Understanding How In-prison Experiences Influence Female Offenders’ Maladjustment to Prison,” published in the Dec. 23, 2019, online edition of Justice Quarterly. In this paper, Butler examined whether what women experience while in prison influences assaults, filing of grievances and mental health problems. The results of the … Continue reading Daniel Butler publishes study on how incarceration impacts women