Criminal Justice

The Criminal Justice Program at the University of New Haven provides students with a comprehensive and professional understanding of crime and the administration of justice.  The goal of the program is to prepare students for professional careers in Criminal Justice, Public Service and Social Service organizations, as well as prepare students for future study in graduate and professional fields.
The program meets these goals through its highly qualified full-time faculty who both teach and conduct research in the field.  The full-time faculty members are supported by part-time faculty members drawn from the professional community who teach specialized courses in their areas of practice expertise. 

 

Department Faculty

James Adcock
Assistant Professor
Director, Investigative Services

William Carbone
Practitioner-In-Residence

James Cassidy
Associate Professor
Director, Center for Forensic Psychology
Coordinator, Criminal Justice Graduate Programs

Ernie Dorling
Instructor
Co-Director, International Justice and Security

Leila Dutton
Assistant Professor

Mario Gaboury
Chair
Professor
Oskar Schindler Endowed Professor
Director, Crime Victims Study Center

Thomas Johnson
Dean
Professor

Robert Keppel
Associate Professor

Michael Lawlor
Assistant Professor

Martin Looney
Practitioner-In-Residence

James Matschulat
Associate Professor

David Maxwell
Professor Emeritus

Daniel Maxwell
Instructor

James Monahan
Associate Professor
Co-Director, International Justice and Security

Lynn Monahan
Professor
Coordinator, Juvenile and Family Justice and Corrections Programs

Donna Morris
Assistant Professor
Director, Legal Studies Program

Fadia Narchet
Assistant Professor
Coordinator, Undergraduate Forensic Psychology Program

William Norton
Associate Dean
Professor

Martin O' Connor
Associate Professor

Craig Parker, Jr
Professor Emeritus

Joseph Polio
Instructor

Gerald Robin
Professor Emeritus

Chris Sedelmaier
Assistant Professor
Coordinator, Crime Analysis Program

William Tafoya
Professor, Forensic Computer Investigation and National Security Programs

Tracy Tamborra
Assistant Professor

Max Theil
Practitioner-In-Residence