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Department of Criminology and Justice Studies

Cyndi Rickards, a teaching professor with the Drexel Criminology and Justice Studies department, is an expert in community-based learning.

Cyndi Rickards, a teaching professor with the Drexel Criminology and Justice Studies department, is an expert in developing and leading community-based learning courses such as 'Justice in Our Community' (CJS 260).


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Ashley Dickinson, PhD

Ashley Dickinson


Associate Teaching Professor
3201 Arch Street, Room 298
ald393@drexel.edu
 Department
  • Department of Criminology and Justice Studies
Research & Teaching Interests

Corrections, offender rehabilitation, offender classification, risk management, gender and crime
Robert D'Ovidio, PhD

Robert D'Ovidio


Associate Professor of Criminology and Justice Studies
3201 Arch Street, Room 214
robert.dovidio@drexel.edu
 Department
  • Department of Criminology and Justice Studies
Research & Teaching Interests

The intersection of computer technology, crime and the criminal justice system.
Jordan Hyatt, PhD, JD, Associate Professor, Drexel University Department of Criminology and Justice Studies

Jordan Hyatt


Professor of Criminology and Justice Studies; Director, Center for Public Policy
3201 Arch Street, Room 299
jmh498@drexel.edu
 Department
  • Department of Criminology and Justice Studies
  • Center for Public Policy
  • Center for Science, Technology and Society
Research & Teaching Interests Corrections, Re-entry and Community Supervision; Comparative and International Penology; Drug Treatment and Drug Use; Community Violence Reduction; Prison Climate, Oversight and Reform; Financial Sanctions; Scandinavian Correctional Policy; Sentencing; Experimental and Field Research
Shannon Jacobsen, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Criminology and Justice Studies at Drexel University

Shannon Jacobsen


Associate Professor
3201 Arch Street, Room 224

shannon.k.jacobsen@drexel.edu
 Department
  • Department of Criminology and Justice Studies
Research & Teaching Interests Gender, crime, and victimization; Fear of crime and perceptions of risk; Campus crime; Public safety; Communities and crime; Social inequalities; Mixed methods research
Robert J. Kane

Robert J. Kane


Department Head, Professor
3201 Arch Street, Room 214
rjk72@drexel.edu
215.895.2571
Department
  • Department of Criminology and Justice Studies
Research & Teaching Interests

Police authority and accountability, urban ecology and sociology, violence and public health, police strategies and practices
Senior Assistant Dean for Community Engagement; Assistant Teaching Professor of Criminology & Justice Studies at Drexel University

Cyndi Rickards


Teaching Professor of Criminology & Justice Studies
3201 Arch Street, Room 212
crr46@drexel.edu
 Department
  • Department of Criminology and Justice Studies
Research & Teaching Interests

Community-based learning pedagogy; agents of justice and community health; mass incarceration and community
C. Clare Strange, Drexel University, Assistant Research Professor of Criminology and Justice Studies

C. Clare Strange


Assistant Research Professor of Criminology and Justice Studies
3201 Arch Street, Room 211
cs3846@drexel.edu
215.571.4628
Department
  • Department of Criminology and Justice Studies
Research & Teaching Interests Courts, sentencing and corrections; Treatment/rehabilitation; Harm reduction; Public health; Inequality
Kristene Unsworth, PhD

Kristene Unsworth


Director, Center for Science, Technology and Society; Associate Teaching Professor
3201 Arch Street, Room 285
kristene.unsworth@drexel.edu
 Department
  • Department of Criminology and Justice Studies
  • Center for Public Policy
  • Center for Science, Technology and Society
Research & Teaching Interests
  • Ethics, information technologies and policy
  • Information justice, ethics of data access and use
  • Policy development that addresses the equitable use of information across society
  • Intersections between information technology, people, and justice

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