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Faculty Research in
Criminal Justice
The criminal justice faculty are active scholars who are the lead
investigators on numerous research projects that are of interest
to students, practitioners, and the community. This research provides
the foundation for a curriculum that is relevant to our students
and to their future employers. The faculty and students, through
the Division of Governmental Studies and Services and through
other grants, are currently working with the following criminal
justice agencies to conduct research:
Police Agencies
- Spokane County Sheriff’s Department—property
crime task force evaluation
- Spokane Police Department—profiling,
community oriented policing, citizen surveys, etc.
- Washington
Association of Sheriffs and Chiefs of Police—profiling study
- Washington
State Patrol—profiling, citizen surveys
- Western Regional
Institute for Community Oriented Public Safety—community oriented
policing, agency assessments
Courts
- Benton/Franklin Counties Juvenile Court—juvenile drug
court implementation
- Thurston County Juvenile Court—juvenile
drug court implementation
- Washington Court Administrator Office—judicial evaluation project
Corrections
- Washington State Department of Corrections—research
partnership and neighborhood based supervision study
Related
Agencies
- Washington State Traffic Commission—child restraint
observation study
- Washington State Department of Personnel—database conversion
and evaluation
- National Marine Fisheries
Services—Endangered Species Act compliance
- Washington Center
for Trade and Economic Development—risk analysis benchmarking
study
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