Our Faculty - Criminal Justice
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Faculty Profiles
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Robert Grantham
Associate Professor and Acting Chairperson of Criminal JusticeMaxwell Library, Room 311PTel:508.531.1497Email: robert.grantham@bridgew.eduDegreesTop of Page ▴BBA, Loyola Marymount University
MA, Pepperdine University
MS, PhD, Perdue University -
Emily Brissette
Assistant Professor of Criminal JusticeMaxwell Library, Room 311Tel:508.531.2469Email: ebrissette@bridgew.eduTop of Page ▴ -
Kyung-shick Choi
Professor of Criminal JusticeMaxwell Library, 311DTel:508.531.2566Email: kyungshick.choi@bridgew.eduDegreesTop of Page ▴BS, Northeastern University
MS, Boston University
PhD, Indiana University of Pennsylvania -
Dawn Titus Couture
Instructor of Criminal JusticeMaxwell Library, Room 311DTel:508.531.1825Email: d1couture@bridgew.eduTop of Page ▴ -
Michael DeValve
Assistant Professor of Criminal JusticeMaxwell Library, Room 311CTel:508.531.2667Email: mdevalve@bridgew.eduTop of Page ▴ -
Heather Donovan
Instructor of Criminal JusticeMaxwell Library, Room 311PTel:508.531.2680Email: h1donovan@bridgew.eduTop of Page ▴ -
Jo-Ann Della Giustina
Professor and Chairperson of Criminal JusticeMaxwell Library, 311ETel:508.531.2582Email: jdellagiustina@bridgew.eduDegreesTop of Page ▴BA, Clark University
MA, Columbia College
JD, IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law
PhD, City University of New York Graduate Center -
Feodor A. Gostjev
Assistant Professor of Criminal JusticeMaxwell LibraryEmail: Feodor.Gostjev@bridgew.eduTop of Page ▴Feodor A. Gostjev received his doctorate in sociology from the University of Miami (Florida). He teaches Research Methods in Criminal Justice (CRJU 320) and Analyzing Criminal Justice Data (CRJU 330). His research and scholarship areas of interest include immigration and crime as well as immigration policy and enforcement. His dissertation explored how immigrant entrepreneurship and other forms of immigrant economic activity affect violent crime rates across U.S. counties. Last spring he received the Outstanding Graduate Student Award from the University of Miami's Department of Sociology. His favorite activities are fantasy football, swimming with sharks and kayaking.
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Jennifer Hartsfield
Associate Professor of Criminal Justice; Graduate Program CoordinatorMaxwell Library, 311CTel:508.531.2718DegreesTop of Page ▴BA, MA, PhD, University of Oklahoma
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Jamie Huff
Assistant Professor of Criminal JusticeMaxwell Library, Room 311NTel:508.531.2661Email: jamie.huff@bridgew.eduDegreesTop of Page ▴PhD, University of Connecticut
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Michael King
Assistant Professor of Criminal JusticeMaxwell LibraryEmail: Michael.King@bridgew.eduTop of Page ▴Michael King teaches Introduction to Criminal Justice (CRJU 201) and Seminar:Critical Issues in Crime and Justice (CRJU 496). He received his doctorate in Sociology from the University of California Santa Cruz. His research examines the role of policing in American society, particularly the policing of protest and race. His first book, tentatively titled When Riot Cops Are Not Enough: The Policing and Social Control of Occupy Oakland, is forthcoming from Rutgers University Press.
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Mitchell L. Librett
Professor of Criminal JusticeMaxwell Library, 311JTel:508.531.2724Email: mlibrett@bridgew.eduDegreesTop of Page ▴BFA, University of Arizona
PhD, City University of New York Graduate Center -
Mia Ortiz
Associate Professor of Criminal Justice; Internship CoordinatorMaxwell Library, 311FTel:508.531.2427Email: mia.ortiz@bridgew.eduDegreesTop of Page ▴BA, University of California at Riverside
MA, San Francisco State University
PhD, City University of New York -
Stephen Simms
Instructor of Criminal JusticeMaxwell Library, 311NTel:508.531.2075Email: stephen.simms@bridgew.eduDegreesTop of Page ▴BA, Memorial University of Newfoundland
MA, York University, Toronto -
Richard Wright
Professor of Criminal JusticeMaxwell Library, 311GTel:508.531.2678Email: richard.wright@bridgew.eduDegreesTop of Page ▴BA, Burlington College
MA, PhD, University of Massachusetts at Boston
Staff Profiles
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Victoria Nworie
Administrative Assistant IMaxwell Library, Room 311Tel:508.531.2107Email: vnworie@bridgew.eduTop of Page ▴