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Criminology student researchers present at ASC Annual Meeting

criminology faculty and students take a selfie

Emily Walker, Yuna Kim, Bressia Borja, Fawn Ngo, PhD, and Rustu Deryol, PhD, take a selfie at the convention.  

Graduate students from the Department of Criminology presented their research at the annual American Society of Criminology (ASC) Annual Meeting in San Franciso.

Presentation titles included "Understanding Employers Perceptions of Employee Workplace Behavior on Hiring Decisions," "The Leviathan Revisited: How the Homicide Rate of El Salvador Declined by 91% Over Seven Years," and "Examining the Association Between Adult Entertainment Locations and Female Victimization." 

Doctoral and master's students presented at the conference, including: Bressia Borja, Carl Reeds, Courtney Weber, Daighon Lipson, Danielle Thomas, Emily Walker, Hannah Murphy, Jacquelyn Burckley, Katelyn Smith, Klejdis Bilali, Maria Ramirez, Marlena Bolton, Morgan Stalcup, Soriyah Kahn, and Yuna Kim.

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