We had a great time in Philadelphia at the 2023 ASC Meeting!
We were a busy group at ASC this year, but we remembered to snap a few pictures at our second annual VIPR Lab Panel.
First up, Natalie shared some preliminary results from our DHS-funded survey about screening practices:
Next, Sarah presented results from her thesis on attempted suicides in Omaha before and after the onset of COVID-19:
Brenna then talked about her and Dr. Huff’s evaluation of Year 2 of Omaha’s restorative justice diversion program:
And last but not least, Trey shared findings from an NIJ-funded project dealing with emotional intelligence in policing:
Brenna also helped administer a survey to members of the Division of Experimental Criminology. Here she is sharing the results:
Dr. Nix received his plaque in recognition of being named the 2021 Outstanding Early Career Experimental Criminologist:
Justin Nix
Distinguished Associate Professor
My research centers on policing with emphases on procedural justice, legitimacy, and police shootings.
Jessie Huff
Assistant Professor
My research interests include program evaluation, police strategy, and crime mapping.
Sadaf Hashimi
Assistant Professor
My research interests include policing and policy, peer influence and crime, and violence prevention and intervention efforts.