Recent Appointments to Doctoral Faculty

Ph.D. Program in Criminal Justice

Brian Donnelly, Federal Bureau of Investigation: Forensic toxicology, organized crime, pharmacology, weapons of mass destruction. (Adjunct appointment)

David M. Kennedy, John Jay College: Crime prevention strategies, action research in prevention of serious crimes; gangs; deterrence theory; drug markets; domestic violence; criminal justice professionalism.

James P. Lynch, American University: Crime statistics, effects of measurement error on crime trends theories of victimization risk, repeat victimization; role of coercion in social control, including effects of incarceration and arrest on less coercive institutions of social control such as communities and families; decisions of citizens to request coercive control; immigrants and crime; cross-national comparisons of crime and criminal justice practices as a means of illuminating the role of coercion in social control. (Adjunct appointment)

Peter A. Mameli, John Jay College: Human trafficking; transnational issue management; globalization; inspection and oversight; performance management.

Anders Walker, John Jay College: Survival and failure of legal systems, particularly the role irrationality and prejudice play in shaping those systems; legal resistance to desegregation in the American South; legal efforts to reform criminal law in the American North, particularly in New York.

Margaret M. Wallace, John Jay College: Human identification using DNA profiling; plant and insect genotyping via amplified fragment length polymorphism; microbial genetics.

Ph.D. Program in Psychology

Susan Klitzman, Hunter College: Public health, environmental and occupational health, epidemiology, health policy. (Environmental Subprogram)

Laura Rabin, Brooklyn College: Clinical neuropsychology and neuroimaging, early assessment of Alzheimer's disease. (Experimental Subprogram)

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