Assessing the state’s sex offender policies
Public Impact Fellowship helps doctoral student Emily Troshynski explore costs, benefits of GPS tracking.
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UCI’s Center for Evidence-Based Corrections gets $2.1 million from state agency to continue work
The Center for Evidence-Based Corrections, housed in UCI’s School of Social Ecology, has received $2.1 million from the California Department of Corrections & Rehabilitation.
What happens after parole?
UCI professor Susan Turner studies crime and punishment to help state policymakers develop prison and parole programs based on effectiveness — not emotion or politics.
Just the facts
Susan Turner’s office at UC Irvine looks as cheerful as a kindergarten classroom, with a bright mural of butterflies painted by her mother and a vase filled with flowers crafted from beads. Her surroundings belie the often grim task at hand: researching crime and punishment. As director of UCI’s Center for Evidence-Based Corrections and a criminology, law […]
The powerhouse
Tammy Kelleher seldom sits still – she’s too busy keeping watch over UCI’s Central Plant.
Adjusting juvenile justice
New director of UCI’s Center for Psychology & Law wants social, legal policies to reflect limitations of adolescent brain development
Social justice movement Ageless Alliance to be launched at White House, UCI
UC Irvine elder abuse experts launch campaign to unite generations against physical, financial and emotional neglect of vulnerable adults.
Settlement to fund elder abuse awareness effort in long-term-care facilities
UCI experts will train staff and support nursing home residents.