The official Twitter account for Kentucky Wesleyan College's Criminal Justice and Criminology department.
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Congratulations Abbey!
Congratulations to Abbey Winstead ’20 on being sworn in as a Warrick County Deputy Sheriff!
#PantherPromotion #PantherPositivity #TheWesleyanWay
In just two days, Kentucky Wesleyan College students raised over 150 books for the Daviess County Detention Center Library Launch!!!
Thank you Gavin, Kiki, and Sydney for taking on this important initiative! We are grateful for your service!
@KyWesleyan @KWCPanthers
The Daviess County Detention Center is launching a library!! We will be collecting any used or new books (soft cover) for the remainder of the month to help support this important initiative. We hope that you are able to contribute. @KyWesleyan
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Wrapped up presenting with the best colleague-friends @Dragana_Derlic & @JennWBourgeois on the connections between mental health & prison write-ups using @BJSgov data @ACJS_National! – at Chicago, IL
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Thank you to @Dragana_Derlic for nominating me for the @ACJS_National outstanding mentor award! Can we set up an outstanding mentee award?? And big thank you to @ASC_DCS for pairing us in the mentorship program in 2020. Truly lucky to count on Dragana as a friend & colleague! – at Chicago, IL
Congratulations to @Stu_Kokkalera for being awarded the ACJS Outstanding Mentor Award! Dr. Kokkalera is an incredibly caring and dedicated faculty mentor. Well-deserved 👏🏻 🎉
Celebrating National Girls and Women in Sports Day with one of our own!
Soccer alumna @kmiller_KWC ‘03 Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice & Criminology, Social Sciences Division Chair, played semi-pro football, roller derby, coached youth football, soccer
#NGWSD #NGWSD2024
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Our tenth @InsideOutPrExPr class is complete! Please take some time to listen to our incredible students in these videos.
Thank you to @ASUCrimJustice, @asupublicsvc, and our partners at @AZCorrections for making this happen.
@CCS_ASU's Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program partners “outside” ASU students w/ incarcerated “inside” students to provide a one-of-a-kind learning experience at an Arizona prison facility. Hear about this program from its recent “inside” graduates!
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@Dragana_Derlic (Assistant Prof. and Program Coordinator, Criminal Justice & Criminology) attended the American Society of Criminology conference in Philadelphia last week. Dr. Derlic spoke in the Criminology x Yoga: A Trauma-Informed Roundtable Discussion.
@KWC_CJC
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This session brought together criminological experts who study/incorporate yoga into their personal and professional lives. Each panelist shared their connection to yoga and how it has impacted their scholarship, teaching, personal or professional life.
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Are you a health care provider? 🤔
Join us on Nov. 30 from 9-11 AM at RVBH@The Crowne to learn about screening, intervention and referral to treatment for individuals with substance use disorders.
To register, scan the QR code below or visit ow.ly/Ujie50Q4PzP
🏛️✨Educational adventure today at the U.S. Probation & Parole Office! CJC students sat in on a real-life preliminary hearing and sentencing.
Witnessing justice in action is always eye-opening and inspiring📚⚖️
Donuts and discussions afterward!🍩🗣️
@KyWesleyan @kwcalumni
If you have a passion for community safety, serving others, and enjoy the camaraderie of a team, please consider submitting an application to the Daviess County Detention Center. Applications are available at daviessky.org/jail or stop by the DCDC to pick one up.
Forensics mapping symposium coming to Owensboro owensborotimes.com/news/2023…
Glynn Simmons speaks out after DA requests to drop murder charge kfor.com/news/local/glynn-si…
Congrats, Cam!
Congratulations to Panther Baseball alumnus Cameron Curry ’19 on his new role as officer with the Columbus Police Department! Prior to his new role, Cameron spent 3.5 years as a trooper for Michigan State Police.
#PantherPromotion #PantherPositivity #TheWesleyanWay
