Check out our new podcast with Veronica Cunningham, the Executive Director of the American Probation and Parole Association @APPAinfo https://t.co/FTLP4pxacm
Important work on active shooter training by two @uofcincy grads. @CLeroJonson (Xavier) and Melissa Moon (Northern Kentucky). Hear our podcast with these experts here: https://t.co/hUY8wLdNx5
UCCI fellow, Dr. Brian Lovins, was featured on the University of Cincinnati SoCJ podcast, "Criminal Justice Office Hours". On the podcast, he talks about the state of community corrections and probation officers as coaches.
Take a listen! 🎧🎙 https://t.co/sQfMTX1wuQ
On the path to changing the system. 1st stop: hope! Our language, work, and the experiences of justice-involved individuals are changing. We are building a system of hope. At the #probationasauniversity graduation plans are dev not case plans! Current grad rate: 78%. Stay tuned.
For a Friday treat we have part 2 of our interview with @tayyfabb and @lmiley2 from the @crimeversation podcast. In today's post they share some insights into the podcast creation process and the benefits podcasting can have for your #PhD#phdchat#phdlife https://t.co/SyRB6cTXOo
New paper I wrote w/ Mike Benson & Ed Latessa examines application of risk/needs assessment w/ white-collar offenders. We don't typically study this pop in corrections & many may not be under correctional supervision, but the scale of these crimes make them important to discuss.
Did you know our School of Criminal Justice has a podcast?! Catch the latest episode ft. Dr. Krista S. Gehring on her CrimComics series! Listen on iTunes, Facebook, Twitter or their website @ https://t.co/1lktxYmQH5 🎙️🎧
It’s time to train probation/parole officers to be coaches rather than just referees blowing the whistle if #Nevada wants to have better success rates around technical violations. @NVDPSDirector @NevadaPandP @SteveYeagerNV
Professor Mark Godsey from the University of Cincinnati College of Law joins the podcast to talk about the Ohio Innocence Project: https://t.co/Bc3mGnVD3R