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The School of Criminal Justice and Legal Studies entered into articulation agreements with
Rockland Community College (SUNY) and Bergen County Community College and
expanded its degree completion opportunities at Mercer and Gloucester Community
Colleges.
The School’s Internship program, coordinated by Dr. Kenny, continues to expand. To date,
over 150 different venues on the local, regional, State, and Federal level have provided
experiential opportunities to its students.
In keeping with past years, the annual Project Pride was held on October 20, 2011.
Coordinated by Prof. Reynolds, the program is presented by the New Jersey Department of
Corrections and allows inmates serving time for felony conviction to share their experiences
with students and faculty.
Dr. Vodde and Dean Baldwin of Wroxton College have coordinated a combined
graduate and undergraduate program that will study the respective criminal justice
systems of the U.S. and the U.K. The course is scheduled for June 2012 and represents the
eleventh study-abroad program undertaken by the School.
Research and Creative Activity
Book Chapters
Vodde, R.F. (2012). “Changing Paradigms in Police Training: Transitioning from a Traditional to
an Andragogical Model. Police Organization and Training: Innovations in Training and
Practice. Haberfeld, M.R.., Clarke, C., and Sheehan, D.L., pp. 27-44. New York: Springer
Publishing.
Vodde, R.F. (2013). “In Their Own Words: Situational Leadership.” Police Leadership, 2 nd ed.
Haberfeld, M.R. pp. 175-188. New York: Pearson Education.
Professional Journal Articles
Kenny, J. March 28, 2012. "Guns on Campus,” University Business Magazine.
Vodde, R.F. (2011). “Organizational Paradigms in Police Training and Education,” INTERPOL
Journal, 2, 17-22.
Academic Journal Articles (accepted)
Gray, R. M. & Liotta, Richard F. (In Press). PTSD: Extinction, Reconsolidation and the Visual-
Kinesthetic Dissociation Protocol. Traumatology.
Gray, R. M. (In Press).”Pseudo-orientations in Time,” Acuity, (1), 2.
Kenny, J. (2012). “Criminal Foreplay: The Process from Target Selection to Victimization.”
Journal of Applied Security Research. Routledge, Vol. 7, No. 4.
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