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Dr. Angela Crews
Professor, Criminal Justice
Education
B.S. (Psychology), Tusculum College
M.A. (Criminal Justice & Criminology),
East Tennessee State University
Ph.D. (Criminology) Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Research
Dr. Crews, along with Dr. Gordon Crews, is
currently authoring a book
entitled “Juvenile Delinquency and Violence:
Examining International Police and Societal
Response.” Also, she has submitted a proposal for
an additional book examining the origins, trends,
and solutions in juvenile delinquency and justice.
An author and co-author on numerous book chapters and encyclopedia
entries, Dr. Crews has also developed an
instructor’s manual concerning American justice.
Teaching
Dr. Crews is
currently teaching Introduction to Corrections and
Applied Ethics at the undergraduate level and
Criminal Justice Planning at the graduate level.
Prior to teaching at MU, Crews taught Introduction
to Law Enforcement; Introduction to Corrections;
Global Systems of Justice; Applied Penology;
Probation, Parole & Community Corrections; Criminal
Justice Research; and Graduate Statistics at
Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas. In addition,
she taught numerous courses at Roger Williams
University, the University of Louisville, and
Campbell University.
Background
Prior to coming to MU in the Fall of 2008, Dr. Crews
was an Associate Professor of Criminal Justice at
Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas, a Visiting
Professor at Cameron University in Lawton, Oklahoma,
where she was the Interim Director of the CU in
Oklahoma City Criminal Justice Program, and an
Associate Professor at the University of Louisville.
Dr. Crews is currently a member of the American
Society of Criminology, the Academy of Criminal
Justice Sciences, and the Southern Criminal Justice
Association, for which she serves as 2nd Vice
President. She also serves as an Advisory Board
member for the Excelsior College Criminal Justice
Training Assessment Program, as a consultant for the
National Institute of Justice, as an Editorial Board
member for the Journal of Criminal Justice, and as
the Associate Editor of the American Journal of
Criminal Justice. She currently is developing
several writing projects with Dr. Gordon Crews and
Stephen C. Stanko, a convicted double-murderer on
South Carolina's death row.
Dr. Crews has received
several awards, both service and teaching, including
"Favorite Faculty Member" at the University of
Louisville.
Contact Info
Telephone: (304) 696-3082
Email:
crewsa@marshall.edu
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