Julianna Kirschner

Research and Policy Associate NCAOC | MA in Criminology

[Julianna Kirschner @JuliannaKirsch1]

@meghan_crim https://t.co/w8YnYX3ZhP if you’re looking for full time there is an opening in NC! Truly a great team here (:

[Scott Hechinger @ScottHech]

THREAD: Pete Martel was incarcerated for 14 years. 30 years ago he robbed a store. Shot at police. Free since 2008. Turned life around. Got a law degree. Chosen as law clerk on Michigan Supreme Court. Hes 48 now. True success story.

Another judge just forced him to resign. Sick.

[Julianna Kirschner @JuliannaKirsch1]

Job alert: North Carolina administrative office of the courts is hiring for a research and policy associate located in Raleigh! I may be bias but I think we’re a great team to work with😊

https://t.co/CTDmG2hKuD

[Scott Maxwell @Scott_Maxwell]

GOP lawmaker:
OMG! A private company is making decisions about how to train employees who voluntarily work there and whom the company pays with its own money!
We must pass a law to stop these job creators!
Only state-approved thoughts are allowed in our free market!

[ACLU of Florida @ACLUFL]

Today, the Senate Health Policy Committee voted to pass Senate Bill 146 (SB 146), which will eliminate access to safe and legal abortion care after 15 weeks and will criminalize medical professionals who provide such critical reproductive healthcare.

[Julianna Kirschner @JuliannaKirsch1]

Staff shortages in prison are becoming extremely dangerous to inmates and officers. Education and training programs once offered in prison are not anymore and yet we still expect long sentences to "deter" people from returning... https://t.co/1lTFpoLH9V

[USF Criminology Dept. @USFCriminology]

Throwback to @ASCRM41 last week! Second year master’s student Julianna Kirschner (@JuliannaKirsch1) is presenting her research conducted with doctoral candidate @LexiMGill and associate professor @DrBryannaFox in one of our research labs (@SpruceLabUSF ).

[Julianna Kirschner @JuliannaKirsch1]

@Rachel_E_Simon @courtneyy_weber @ASCRM41 It was great meeting you too! 😊

[Courtney Weber @courtneyy_weber]

@JuliannaKirsch1 and I officially landed in Chicago representing @USFCriminology and @SpruceLabUSF. Can’t wait to meet everyone at @ASCRM41!!!!!

[Julianna Kirschner @JuliannaKirsch1]

Really interesting article that's much different than the normal crim discussions I see. love to know that prison reform is happening in other disciplines besides #criminology.

Is There Such a Thing as “Good” Prison Design? https://t.co/VlhPX55zWs via @ArchDigest

[Julianna Kirschner @JuliannaKirsch1]

@salfalatah It’s the worst:( The more time I take to cope the more stress I feel for not doing work, it’s an endless cycle 😭

[Julianna Kirschner @JuliannaKirsch1]

Really struggling with end of the semester projects piling up and my sweetest supporter passing away this week. I need advice.... how do you finish #finals when overwhelmed with stress and emotions ?? #gradschool

[USF Criminology Dept. @USFCriminology]

We’re ranked #18 in the nation. Join the herd! #BullPride #GoBulls

https://t.co/F3cMZKDJ6f

[Meghan @meghan_crim]

Enjoyed this week’s Public Crim seminar, as always! Big takeaway: there is no evidence that suggests that immigrants are more likely than non-immigrants to commit crime. Sadly, this myth is pervasive in society, & we have our work cut out to combat this myth & misinformation.

[Center for Justice Research & Policy @CJRPusf]

Ever since the #Bucs became CJRP sponsors they've won the Super Bowl every year! #causality

[City of Tampa @CityofTampa]

Help put a end to human trafficking. @TampaPD wants to remind all #SBLV fans and our entire community, if you see something, say something. Call [phone] or text HELP to 233733 (BEFREE) to report anonymously. More info: https://t.co/0GEljp3X5A

[Julianna Kirschner @JuliannaKirsch1]

@criminologue_ Oh absolutely, I agree. How many costs then are considered to justify the means ?

[Julianna Kirschner @JuliannaKirsch1]

@ReedsCarl It poses the same question for those incarcerated on drug charges. As the drug laws change, especially those for marijuana use, shouldn’t those incarcerated for its use have amended sentences based on new laws and statutes?

[Julianna Kirschner @JuliannaKirsch1]

@DrAlexPiquero @bschnitzler1 Very excited to see the research that will come from these new policies and especially to see the effect that a pandemic will have, if any.