Category Archives: Criminal Justice

UCF graduate’s research focuses on earlier signs for prevention of suicide in jails and inspires new scholarship opportunity. News Archives ...

UCF criminal justice professor’s record of research, teaching and service pushes boundaries of disciplinary knowledge ...

Robert Richardson ’12 shares his experience with the revamped version of the hit series, which premieres Jan. 28 on USA ...

U.S. News & World Report continues to rank UCF’s undergraduate online programs among the best in the nation ...

Criminal justice doctoral student Lucas Alward walked into Jill Viglione’s office with 15 research questions for his dissertation. Viglione, who ...

Criminal justice students put their classroom knowledge into practice at the American Criminal Justice Association Regional Conference in Tallahassee last ...

Kevin Greene ’17 would be known to friends and family as a basketball player had it not been for one ...

Criminal justice graduate is honored for overseeing a county program that provides a career path for people released from incarceration ...

The sociology professor also has a background working with Florida’s justice system and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ...

Four percent of inmates in U.S. state and federal prisons live in solitary confinement, “physically and socially isolated for 23 ...

"One of my favorite phrases with my students is criminal justice is no longer just us. We have to bring ...

The University of Central Florida’s online undergraduate programs are among the best in the nation, according to U.S. News & World ...

Inmates in the nation’s jails commit three times more suicides than in prisons. Undergraduate Megan Small researched what might cause ...

Congratulations to our college's Gene Paoline, professor of criminal justice, on his Distinguished Scholar Award from the American Society of ...

According to survey data from more than 2,100 adults, one-quarter of Americans who have been stalked never told anyone about ...