News Archive
Criminal Justice
Department of Criminal Justice Faculty and Staff received awards from the School of Arts and Sciences.
Dr. Andrew Baranauskas and Ms. Kim Huffer received awards from the School of Arts and Sciences.
Criminal Justice Faculty Present Research at National Conference
Dr. MoonSun Kim, Dr. Haci Duru, and Dr. Andrew Baranauskas of the Department of Criminal Justice all recently attended and presented research at the American Society of Criminology annual conference in Atlanta, GA.
Perceptions of Immigrants as a Criminal Threat: The Role of Negative Affect & Ethnocentrism
Dr. Andrew Baranauskas, Assistant Professor in the Department of Criminal Justice, published a piece on the association between racial sentiment and public attitudes toward the belief that immigrants pose a criminal threat.
Criminal Justice Faculty Publishes Peer-Reviewed Article
Dr. Andrew Baranauskas, Assistant Professor in the Department of Criminal Justice, published a piece on the association between racial resentment and public opinion on defunding the police.
Criminal Justice Faculty Publishes Peer-Reviewed Article
Dr. Andrew Baranauskas (Assistant Professor in the Department of Criminal Justice) published a piece on the thirteen federal executions that occurred during the Trump Administration and the ways in which the online news media covered these stories.
Professor’s Work Featured by HBO’s John Oliver
Andrew Baranauskas’ research on how media influences the way people look at crime was cited on Last Week Tonight with John Oliver.
Updates from the Department of Criminal Justice
Catch up with the Department of Criminal Justice including recent publications, research, and appointments, as well as their plans for the upcoming academic year.
Criminal Justice Department Faculty and Staff Received Awards for their Accomplishments
“Last Week Tonight with John Oliver” Cites Research by Criminal Justice Professor
An article by Dr. Andrew Baranauskas of the Department of Criminal Justice was mentioned by comedian John Oliver during a recent episode on Crime Reporting.
Mystery Unlocked: Get to Know Professor Ann Bunch
Before teaching at Brockport, Bunch served as a forensic anthropologist for the U.S. Army – where she helped uncover the Last Flight of Bomber 31.