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Criminal
Justice Program in the School of Government and Public Affairs
P.O. Box 842028
923 West Franklin St.
Richmond,
Virginia
23284-2028
Phone
(804)
827-0776
Fax
(804) 828-2171
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Albanese,
Jay S., Professor (on leave at National Institute of Justice)
(Ph.D., Rutgers
University, Director of International Center at the National Institute
of Justice)
Organized
Crime, White Collar Crime, Professional Ethics. (804)
828-2721.
jsalbane@mail1.vcu.edu
Byrd,
Mason L., Instructor, ((joint appointment Criminal Justice and Forensic
Science)
(J.D., University of Richmond,
M.P.A., Virginia Commonwealth University) Police Practice, Criminal
Procedure, Forensic Evidence. (804)
828-2758.
s3mlbyrd@mail2.vcu.edu
Fultz,
Myrtle D., Instructor
(Ph.D., Virginia Commonwealth University) Juvenile
Justice, Women in the System, Court Process and Procedures, Forensic
Criminology (804) 827-0669.
pos5mdf@mail1.vcu.edu
Gordon,
Jill A., Associate Professor
(Ph.D., University of Cincinnati)
Corrections,
Evaluative Research, and Methodology (804) 827-0901.
jagordon@mail1.vcu.edu
Grant,
Patricia H., Assistant Professor
(Ph.D., Virginia
Commonwealth University)
Victimology,
Research Methods.
(804) 827-0777.
pgrant@vcu.edu
Gottfredson,
Stephen D., Professor and Dean
(Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University) Criminal Justice Classification,
Prediction, Decision-Making Processes. (804) 827-0857. sdgottfr@vcu.edu
Hague,
James L., Professor and Graduate Coordinator
(J.D.,
University
of Michigan;
LL.M.,
University of Virginia)
Criminal
Law, Procedure, Judicial Process. (804)
827-0622.
jlhague@vcu.edu
Moriarty,
Laura J., Professor and Assistant Dean of Faculty Affairs
(Ph.D., Sam
Houston State University)
Victimology,
Evaluative Research, Research Methodology.
(804) 828-1674.
ljmoriar@vcu.edu
Pelfrey,
William V., Professor (on leave for the 2003-2004 academic year)
(Ph.D., Florida State University) Crime Trend Analysis, Violent
and Drug Offenses. (804) 828-0496. wpelfrey@mail2.vcu.edu
Smith-Mason,
Jacqueline, Instructor
(Ph.D.,
Virginia Commonwealth University) Research Methods, Race, Class, and
Gender in Criminal Justice. (804) 828-2721. jsmithmason@mail2.vcu.edu.
Adjunct
Faculty
Carne,
L.
CRJS 591 Topic Seminar
*Davis,
Joyce, jld206@aol.com
CRJS
351 Community Based Corrections Program
*Diehl,
Robyn L., robynlynndiehl@yahoo.com
CRJS 300 Forensic Criminology, CRJS 620 Seminar:
Criminology
Eby,
Nelson, nelsoneby@hotmail.com
CRJS 591 Topic Seminar
Grinnan,
Dan, dgrinnan@dfs.state.va.us
CRJS 571 Survey of Forensic Science
*Martin,
Don
CRJS 616 Justice Policies and Administration
*Miller,
Floyd E., II
CRJS 305 Policing Theory and Practice
*Moon,
Michon, moonmj@ci.richmond.va.us
CRJS 253 Introduction to Corrections
*Moore,
Alvin
CRJS 254 Introduction to Policing
*Parsons-Pollard,
Nicole, parsonspolny@vcu.edu
CRJS 181 Justice System Survey
Peace,
M., mrpeace@vcu.edu
CRJS 370 Criminalistics and Crime Analysis
Phipps,
D., dphipps@vcu.edu
CRJS 491 Topic:Youth in Correction Service Learning
*Schiller,
S. David, schiller@us.doj.gov
CRJS 501 , CRJS 181
*Vigilance,
Michelle
CRJS 260 Criminal Law
Warren,
Grant, gjwarren@vcu.edu
CRJS 352 Crime and Delinquent Prevention
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Teaching in Spring, 2004
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