新教师
The College of 社会科学s welcomes six new faculty members, Dallas Augustine, Gabriela 冈萨雷斯, 贾斯汀强, Desia培根, 苏珊娜盖拉多, and 克里•J. 马洛依.
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Dallas AugustineAssistant Professor, Justice Studies Dr. Augustine conducts research on punishment, law, and inequality, with substantive emphases on prisons, pris一个r reentry, and employment. She is especially interested in working with and for groups at heightened risk of incarceration, such as those with intersecting vulnerabilities including people who use drugs, have serious mental illness, and/or experience homelessness. Continue reading |
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Gabriela 冈萨雷斯Assistant Professor, Justice Studies Gabriela 冈萨雷斯 is an Assistant Professor of Justice Studies at 菠菜网lol正规平台. Dr. 冈萨雷斯 received her PhD in Criminology, Law & Society from the University of California, 欧文. Her research is focused on the nature and impact of punishment and inequality in the United States. Continue reading |
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贾斯汀强Assistant Professor, Justice Studies 贾斯汀强 is an assistant professor in the Department of Justice Studies at San José State University. Dr. Strong earned a Ph.D. in Criminology, Law & 社会 doctoral emphases in Critical Theory and Race and Justice Studies at the University of California, 欧文. Continue reading |
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Desia培根Assistant Professor, Pscyhology Désia Bacon earned her MS and PhD in (Developmental) Psychology at the University
of Wisconsin-Madison, where she was an NSF Graduate Research Fellow, a Wisconsin Distinguished
Graduate Fellow, and a Morse Scholar. Continue reading
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苏珊娜盖拉多Assistant Professor, Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies Dr. 苏珊娜L. Gallardo is Assistant Professor of Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies
(wgs). She earned her doctorate in Religious Studies from Stanford and a Masters
of Theological Studies from Harvard Divinity School. Continue reading
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克里•J. 马洛依Assistant Professor, Native American & Indigenous Studies 克里•J. 马洛依 is an Assistant Professor of Native American and Indigenous Studies.
His research focuses on the genocide of Indigenous peoples and the ongoing healing
and reconciliation in North America. Continue reading
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