Research Methods for Criminal Justice and Criminology 1st Edition by Christine Tartaro

Christine Tartaro is Professor of Criminal Justice at Stockton College. She is an adept in corrections, suicide in correctional facilities, prison layout, reentry, correctional treatment of individuals with mental illness, and criminal justice education. She has been teaching investigation methods since 2004, including teaching both undergraduate and postgraduate courses, and she composes and appraises the research methods questions for her institution’s Master of Arts in Criminal Justice Program comprehensive examination. Before joining Stockton College, Tartaro toiled at the New Jersey Division of Corrections, where she evaluated the state residential community release program. She has functioned as a research consultant to state and local correctional departments and private treatment agencies. She has been published in several periodicals, including The Jail Journal, Corrections: Policy, Practice, and Research, and The Journal of Criminal Justice Education. Tartaro received her PhD and MA in criminal justice from Rutgers University and her BA in history from the College of New Jersey.