TEACHING

This page is the gateway to different sub-pages. Each sub-page corresponds to a specific course offered during a specific semester.

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The sub-pages are being built in reverse chronological order, starting with the Spring 2020 semester.

NOTE: Not all these links are active at this time. 

 

 

• Advanced criminal justice statistics: The Swedish Smorgasbord Spring 2020

• Doing Justice (?)in Philadelphia 1925-2050: Deja Vu All Over Again: Fall 2019

• 4097_sp19_main.html Criminal Justice Capstone: Guns,  Public Opinion, Public Policy, Spring 2019

• 406_fa18_main.html Graduate Theory Fall 2018

• Advanced criminal justice statistics, Spring 2018

• Guns, Fall 2017

• Graduate theory for 4+1 MA students Fall 2017

• Graduate Theory Fall 2016

• Graduate theory for 4+1 MA students Spring 2016

• Advanced criminal justice statistics Spring 2016

• Doing Justice 1925-2050: Fall 2015

• Doing Justice 1925-2025: Spring 2015

• CJ 8106/406 - Criminological Theory - fall 2014 - (Graduate)

• Advanced criminal justice statistics Spring 2014

• Doing Justice 1925-2025, Fall 2013

• Urban Crime Patterns (CJ 3404) Spring 2013

• CJ Grad Theory Fall 2012 (Graduate)

• Multilevel modeling in Criminal Justice (8305/605) (Spring 2012)

• CJ 3404 / GUS 3025 - Fall 2011

• CJ3404/GUS 3025 - Spring 2011

• CJ8106/406 - Criminological Theory - Fall 2010 (Graduate)406_fa10_main.html

• Multilevel Modeling in Criminal Justice (8305 / 605) (Graduate) (Spring 2010)

• Mini-Graduate Student Teaching Workshop Series - Spring 2009

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• DOING JUSTICE IN PHILADELPHIA (GENED 0853): GENERIC COURSE WEBSITE FOR INSTRUCTORS

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• CJ 406 - Criminological Theory - Fall 2008 (Graduate)

• Multilevel Modeling in Criminal Justice Research (Graduate) - Spring 2008

• Doing Justice in Philadelphia 1925 - 2025 (Honors version): Spring 2008

• Doing Justice in Philadelphia 1925-2025 - Fall 2007

• Doing Justice in Philadelphia 1925 - 2025: Deja Vu All Over Again - Spring 2007

• CJ 406 - Criminological Theory - Fall 2006 (Graduate)

• Multilevel Modeling in Criminal Justice Research - Spring 2006 (Graduate)

• Introduction to Research Methods in Criminal Justice FALL 2005 (CJ 160) (Undergraduate)

• Introduction to Research Methods in Criminal Justice SPRING 2005 (CJ 160) (Undergraduate)

• CJ 406 - Criminological Theory (Graduate)

• CJ 605     - Multilevel Modeling in Criminal Justice Research - Spring 2004 (Graduate)

• CJ 633 - Communities and Crime - Fall 2003 (Graduate)

• CJ 161 - SECTION 003 - SPRING 2003 - Undergraduate Statistics in Criminal Justice

• CJ 50 - Introduction to Criminal Justice - Fall 2002

• CJ 631 - Issues in Environmental Justice - Fall 2002 (Graduate)

• Graduate Statistics in Criminal Justice Fall 2001 CJ 405

• CJ 601 - FA 2001

• Statistics in Criminal Justice Spring 2001

• CJ 601 - sp2001

• CJ 141 - Victims and the Criminal Justice System Fall 2000

• Multilevel Modeling in Criminal Justice Research SP 00 (CJ 605) (Graduate)

• Introduction to Research Methods in Criminal Justice SP 00 (CJ 160) (Undergraduate)

• Victims and the Criminal Justice System FA 99 (CJ 141) (Undergraduate) [ all links not up to date]

• Violence FA 99 (CJ 330) (Undergraduate)

• Introduction to Research Methods SP 99 (CJ 160) (Undergraduate)

•  Introduction to Statistical Analysis for Criminal Justice Research (CJ 405) (Graduate)

• Environmental Criminology FA 98 (CJ 285) (Undergraduate)

• Environmental Justice FA 98 (CJ 631) (Graduate)

• Introduction to Research Methods SP 98 (undergraduate)

• Hierarchical Linear Modeling and Time Series Analysis SP 98 (graduate)

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