CCJ and Psychology major Xaimara Marquez ’25 received funding from the College of Arts & Sciences Fellows Program to conduct research with her Faculty Mentor, CCJ Professor Luzi Shi, on violence against women.

CCJ and Psychology major Abigail Noetzel ’26 is featured by the College of Arts & Sciences as a Summer 2024 Fellows Program Recipient.

CCJ, Spanish, and Psychology major Carlie Minghella is featured by the College of Arts & Sciences as a member of this year’s diverse and distinguished graduating class.

Bridge to Opportunity, a program with efforts to reduce recidivism rates in Rhode Island, has been operating with the help from University of Rhode Island criminology and criminal justice professors Chelsea Farrell and Natalie Pifer.

CCJ and Gender & Women’s Studies major Rossvierlin Cajigas is featured by the College of Arts & Sciences as a member of this year’s diverse and distinguished graduating class.

Hannah Beaucaire, a senior CCJ major, will spend her summer documenting the short and long-term effects of solitary confinement to better understand the reforms currently being implemented by the Maine Department of Corrections. Her faculty mentor is Dr. Natalie Pifer.

CCJ major Camryn Tierney is featured by the College of Arts & Sciences as a member of this year’s diverse and distinguished graduating class.

Through her earnest work and research with criminology and social inequalities, associate professor Jill Doerner has cultivated a classroom of enlightening opportunities at the University of Rhode Island.

CCJ and Journalism major Andy Main is featured by the College of Arts & Sciences as a member of this year’s diverse and distinguished graduating class.