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Dr. Kimberly A. DeTardo-Bora,
Associate Professor of Criminal Justice
Education
B.A. (Psychology), Bowling Green State University
M.A. (Criminology), Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Ph.D. (Criminology), Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Research
Dr. DeTardo-Bora is a criminologist who has been teaching full-time
since 1999. Since joining the Marshall University community in 2004,
her research contributions have pertained to campus security
webpages, domestic violence, media depictions of criminal justice
professional women, and action research. In collaboration with her
colleagues, she has received grant funding totaling $60,000 for
program evaluation projects related to court appointed special
advocates, domestic violence, the weed and seed federal initiative,
and housing authority programs. In addition, she has presented at
numerous national and state criminal justice conferences.
Teaching
Dr. DeTardo-Bora has taught over 18 different courses in both
undergraduate and graduate programs, some of which include:
Criminological Theory and Advanced Criminological Theory, Research
Methods, Juvenile Justice, Introduction to Corrections,
Community-based Corrections, Correctional Administration, Law and
Social Control, Ethical and Philosophical Issues in Criminal
Justice, and Race, Gender, Ethnicity, and Crime. She was the
recipient of the Marshall University College of Liberal Arts
Outstanding Teacher (2006-2007) and the Marshall University Pickens
Queen Teaching Award (2005-2006).
Service and Outreach
Currently, Dr. DeTardo-Bora serves as co-advisor for the Omega Gamma
chapter of Alpha Phi Sigma, the criminal justice national honor
society. At Marshall she is a member of the Women’s Studies Advisory
committee, Writing Across the Curriculum Steering committee, and a
member of the COLA Undergraduate Research and Creativity Conference
committee. Regionally, she was past president of the West Virginia
Criminal Justice Educators’ Association in 2005. In addition, she is
a member of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
Contact Info
telephone: (304) 696-3084
email:
detardobora@marshall.edu
website:
http://www.marshall.edu/criminal-justice/detardobora.htm
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