Participate in the publication process.
Read about the research opportunities available to graduate students and learn about a few of the students involved in those projects.
- Center for Criminology and Public Policy Research
- Faculty-student research and publications
- Peer review journal editing and publishing
- Faculty research areas
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Faculty-student research.
Doctoral students gain valuable research and publication experience through working side-by-side with faculty on ground-breaking research. Top doctoral students become partners with faculty in publishing in the field's top journals. Through this partnership, they build the skills necessary for generating compelling ideas for new research, using research methods that provide informative and reliable findings, and writing persuasive papers. These notable accomplishments make them particularly attractive to employers.
Review a list of recent faculty-student publications.
Shanna Van Slyke
Ph.D Student, Teaching and Research Assistant
Hometown: Gulf Breeze, Florida
Current Research: Best practices in Florida's juvenile justice education system, adolescent alcohol use and academic achievement, the sentencing of white-collar criminals, and economic offending in the wake of natural disasters
“I feel very fortunate to have attended FSU for my undergraduate, master's, and doctoral degrees. Working closely with distinguished professors has provided valuable research and writing experience and has given me the resources and confidence to pursue my own research interests, including the sentencing of white-collar criminals and economic offending in the wake of natural disasters. In the College and in the Center for Criminology and Public Policy Research, I feel like part of an elite research team, and I have no doubt that my research, writing, and teaching experiences are preparing me for a position in a top criminology program.”