Elizabeth C. McMullan

Elizabeth C. McMullan, Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice (Ph.D., University of Southern Mississippi). Intimate Partner Violence, Impact of Public Policy on Modern Corrections, Treatment Methods used in Modern Corrections.

Education

Ph D. 2006	Administration of Justice Minor: Educational Research	University of Southern Mississippi
M.S. 2003	Criminal Justice	University of Southern Mississippi
B.A. 2002	Speech Communication Minor: Criminal Justice	University of Southern Mississippi
A.A. 2000	Speech Communication	Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College

Experience

2003-2006	Adjunct Faculty	University of Southern Mississippi
Spring 2005	Adjunct Faculty	Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College
2003-2005	Research Analyst	Mississippi Statistical Analysis Center
2001-2002	Victim's Advocate	Hattiesburg Police Department

Courses Taught

Introduction to Criminal Justice
Modern Corrections
Research Methods and Statistics

Recent Publications and Presentations

McMullan, E.C. (2006). “Perceptions of intimate partner violence: a comparative study of criminal justice versus non-criminal justice students.” (Dissertation)

Moore, R., McMullan, E. C. (2004). “Perceptions of peer-to-peer file sharing among university students.” Journal of Criminal Justice and Popular Culture , 11 (1), 1-19.

“Prison Rape Policies Within the Mississippi Department of Corrections.” The Southern Criminal Justice Association. Jacksonville , Fla. (September, 2005).

“Results of the 2004 Mississippi Crime Poll” (With Thompson, R.A.) The Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Conference (March 2005).

Contact Information

Phone: (904) 620-3879
E-mail: Elizabeth.McMullan@unf.edu
Office: Building 51, Room 2124