criminal justicePaul Kriese has endowed one of the largest gifts from a faculty member to Indiana University East and the School of Humanities and Social Sciences (HSS). Kriese, professor emeritus of political science, is gifting $625,000 that will be used to fund Honors Program scholarships; Criminal Justice and Social Sciences programs; the Paul Kriese Scholarship for ...
Indiana University East Chancellor Kathryn Cruz-Uribe and Interim Superintendent of Public Safety Bob True are pleased to announce the appointment of Scott Dunning as chief of the Indiana University Police Department at IU East. Chancellor Cruz-Uribe said, “We welcome Chief Dunning to the IU East family in his more permanent role as chief. Scott brings ...
Whether they are riding their bikes or walking around campus, running to classes or running for the Indiana University East track team, Clint Swanson and Brandon Lingenfelter have gained valuable legs up on their careers while serving as cadets on the university police force. They are following their dreams in the classroom, in law enforcement ...
Registration is open for this year’s Crime Camp at Indiana University East. Students entering seventh, eighth and ninth grades can attend the one-day camp for free. The camp will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Wednesday, July 6, at the Campus Library, located in Hayes Hall. All activities will take place on ...
The Criminal Justice and Political Science Club will host two public forums on “Witness to Innocence” on Tuesday, April 19. In the morning, the first event is the Wrongful Conviction Forum from 10:30 a.m. to noon and will be held in Vivian Auditorium, located in Whitewater Hall. This forum will feature speakers Associate Professor of ...
Indiana University East will sponsor a forum at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, March 23, to focus on police relationships with the growing local Latino population. But the event also will explore a lot more involving the sense of community and the common good. The forum, “Police Relationships with the Latino Community,” will be held at ...
The next Community Engagement Series will be presented by School of Humanities and Social Sciences faculty, Associate Professor of Criminal Justice Mengie Parker and Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice Stephanie Whitehead. The presentation, “Contemporary Gangs: Culture, Crime and Community,” will be held on Thursday, March 24, at the Wayne County Council Chambers, 401 E. Main ...
It’s hard to miss seeing Kyle Hall around campus. He’s a high-achieving student. He’s a record-setting athlete. And the double-major senior also rides high as a bicycle-riding cadet on the IU East police force. The bike program that started this summer allows Hall and full-time officer Brad Smoker to quickly reach places on campus that ...
What do wind farms have to do with criminal justice? Students from IU East and Hibberd Middle School in Richmond discovered some answers to that question in personal ways this spring. They visited the new farm that has seen 100 of the new and massive turbines spread across the flatlands west and north of Lynn, ...
Students put lessons to the test as they hone their career skills Indiana University East criminal justice majors recently had a networking breakfast with community and law enforcement leaders to practice the skills they have learned throughout this semester. The course, Job Search Strategies for Liberal Arts Students, is instructed by Katie Chaney, School of ...
