Your perseverance during these extraordinary times has paid off.
On behalf of the Department, I wish you much happiness and success in your future endeavors.
Please do keep in touch.
Marla Sandys, Chair
We are excited to announce Fiona Chan, from Michigan State University, will be joining the Department of Criminal Justice in the fall of 2022.
Her dissertation, “Enhancing Corporate Crime Enforcement with Machine Learning: A Multidisciplinary Risk Factor Approach,” was funded by the National Institute of Justice.
We are pleased Fiona will continue the long, rich tradition of studying white-collar crime at Indiana University.
Each year publishers are encouraged to submit titles within a set of themes for consideration to Knowledge Unlatched (KU) that they feel would benefit the academic community with broader availability.
Just War and Human Rights, written by Adjunct Senior Lecturer Todd Burkhardt, was selected by a committee of 140 librarians that represent over 600 university and college libraries across the globe. Through this program those 600+ libraries will be able to share a digital version of this book for free.
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