Teresa Kulig

Congratulations to our 2025 DOV award winners! 🥳

The winners will be honored at the DOV General Body Meeting during the ASC conference in November.

Thank you to all who submitted nominations, and to our Awards Committee members for their service!

A Review of Personal Recurrent Victimization This Open Access brief summarizes the literature on personal recurrent victimization—broadly defined as experiencing more than one victimization.

🚨 New SpringerBrief in Criminology! Our open access book summarizes over 550 studies on personal recurrent victimization and is now out!
link.springer.com/book/10.1007...

@tckulig.bsky.social

Woo! Congratulations! 🥳

Make sure to get your @ascdov.bsky.social submissions in before the 9/5 deadline! @valerieanderson.bsky.social and I look forward to reviewing your nominations with the committee!

Exciting news! UNO SCCJ is seeking applications for the Directorship of the Juvenile Justice Institute (JJI). Apply here: buff.ly/HKwrHoe

🚨DePaul University has landed an incredible young scholar! We are so very pleased to announce UNO SCCJ doctoral student Baylee Allen has committed to Depaul University as an Assistant Professor. CONGRATULATIONS, Baylee! 👏

Advancing the Study of Adverse Childhood Experiences: An Examination of Measurement and Latent Classes The study of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and their association with negative outcomes has heavily influenced several disciplines, including the field of victimology. However, substantial l...

Measurement invariance tests support psychometric equivalence across race/ethnicity, with different ACE profiles important for victimization by race/ethnicity.
See full article here, with the first 50 copies free:
www.tandfonline.com/eprint/RMGUM...

🚨 New JQ pub with @tckulig.bsky.social (and Morgan Goslar, MA) explores measurement invariance and latent classes across 10 ACEs among sample of 993 young, non-college educated women. Then, ACE profiles used as correlates for stalking & sexual harassment for White, Black, and Hispanic women.

Exploring Consequences of Sex Trafficking Victimization Among Individuals with and without Disabilities Persons with disabilities have historically been neglected in victimization research despite their recognition as a vulnerable population. As such, little is known about the consequences sex traffi...

New pub with @tckulig exploring consequences of sex trafficking for those with and without disabilities. Victims with disabilities reported more issues for longer periods, but trafficking was associated with serious issues for all victims

50 free copies: www.tandfonline.com/eprint/9VEKC...

The SCCJ and NCJR received a grant from the Nebraska Dept. of Transportation Highway Safety Office to study statewide traffic stop data. Congrats to Drs. Ryan Spohn, Justin Nix, Sadaf Hashimi, Mark Foxall, Ling Ren, Katelynn Towne, who are leading the initiative!

✨Meet Dr. Austin Doctor!

I appreciate you sharing about your experience and thank you for your kind words!

Three of our faculty including the late Dr. Ben Steiner have been recognized among the top 2% of cited researchers worldwide, according to an ongoing study from Stanford University and Elsevier. Congratulations @jnixy.bsky.social,Dr. Tara Richards, and Dr. Ben Steiner! bit.ly/4g1VE6w

Students who are interested in working with our faculty should apply to our PhD program! The deadline for application submissions is January 20, 2025! Please click www.unomaha.edu/college-of-p... for more information on our requirements! We look forward to reviewing your materials!

🚨And last, but certainly not least, #offenderdecisionmaking!

🌟Meet Dr. Todd Armstrong!

✨Meet Dr. Jessica Deitzer!

🚨Next up, #TerrorismCounterterrorism! You can learn more about NCITE here: www.unomaha.edu/ncite/index....

🌟Meet @kearnserinm.bsky.social!

🚨Next up, #Corrections! You can learn more about the NCJR here: www.unomaha.edu/college-of-p...

✨Meet Dr. Sadaf Hashimi (again)! You can visit shorturl.at/M6E2X for more information on the TRAC Program!

🌟Meet Dr. Jenn Tostlebe!

✨Meet Dr. Zachary Hamilton!

🚨Next up, #Policing! You can visit viprlab.org for more information!

🌟Meet Dr. Ling Ren!

✨Meet @profclink.bsky.social!

🌟Meet Dr. Sadaf Hashimi!

✨Meet @jnixy.bsky.social!

In the 20-ish posts that follow, we'll be highlighting our faculty and the amazing work they are doing in each of these areas.

🕰️Applications are due January 20, 2025. Details on how to apply can be found here: t.co/cE6lw1Mq72. Areas of specialization include (1) #Victimology, (2) #Policing, (3) #Corrections, (4) #TerrorismCounterterrorism, and (5) #OffenderDecisionMaking.