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Start Over Year 2019 Thesis Supervisor Stacy Silver

1. THE INTERACTION OF VICTIM AND DEFENDANT RACE IN MURDER CONVICTIONS: HOW ARE BLACK AND WHITE DEFENDANTS CONVICTED DIFFERENTLY? DOES ADJUDICATION STYLE PLAY A ROLE?

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Open Access
Author:
Winslow, Marlea Nicole
Title:
THE INTERACTION OF VICTIM AND DEFENDANT RACE IN MURDER CONVICTIONS: HOW ARE BLACK AND WHITE DEFENDANTS CONVICTED DIFFERENTLY? DOES ADJUDICATION STYLE PLAY A ROLE?
Area of Honors:
Criminology
Keywords:
criminology
socioloy
race
murder
homicide
defendant
offender
victim
racial dyad
logistic regression
File:
Download HonorsThesis2019FinalWithCORRECTTitle-converted.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Eric Baumer, Thesis Supervisor
Stacy Silver, Thesis Honors Advisor

2. An Examination Of The Gender Gap And Gender Profile In Federal Trade Commission Bureau Of Consumer Protection Violations

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Open Access
Author:
Swantek, Kristen Rose
Title:
An Examination Of The Gender Gap And Gender Profile In Federal Trade Commission Bureau Of Consumer Protection Violations
Area of Honors:
Criminology
Keywords:
Criminology
gender
gender gap
gender profile
ftc
federal trade commission
fraud
financial fraud
fraud violations
File:
Download thesis_final_Swantek.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Darrell J Steffensmeier, Thesis Supervisor
Stacy Silver, Thesis Honors Advisor

3. THE LASTING IMPACT OF A CRIMINAL RECORD: EFFECTS OF ARRESTS AND INCARCERATIONS ON EMPLOYMENT STATUS

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Open Access
Author:
Schmitt, Samantha Elizabeth
Title:
THE LASTING IMPACT OF A CRIMINAL RECORD: EFFECTS OF ARRESTS AND INCARCERATIONS ON EMPLOYMENT STATUS
Area of Honors:
Sociology
Keywords:
arrest
arrests
incarceration
incarcerations
employment
out of labor force
unemployment
criminal record
ban the box
NLSY97
National Longitudinal Survey of Youth
race
File:
Download Samantha_Schmitt_SHC_Thesis_FINAL.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Holly Nguyen, Thesis Supervisor
Stacy Silver, Thesis Honors Advisor

7. On the Relationship Between Inmates' Religiosity, Treatment Engagement, and Anticipated Reentry Success

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Open Access
Author:
Tilton, Emma
Title:
On the Relationship Between Inmates' Religiosity, Treatment Engagement, and Anticipated Reentry Success
Area of Honors:
Criminology
Keywords:
Criminology
Prison
Inmates
Rehabilitation
Religion
Treatment Engagement
Reentry
Social Control
File:
Download Tilton_Thesis_Full.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Derek Allen Kreager, Thesis Supervisor
Stacy Silver, Thesis Honors Advisor