Sociology & Criminology Faculty
- Assistant Professor
- suzanne.juenke@wku.edu
- 108 Grise Hall
Research Methods, Juvenile Delinquency & Juvenile Justice, Victimology
My research interests include race and crime, victimology, and policing. My colleagues and I are working on several articles that assess police in the school setting. Additionally, we have a number of works in the pipeline that examine Black youth and their disparate treatment in the juvenile justice system. Further, we are working on several studies in the area of victimology including a meta-analysis that examines sexual assaults resulting in injury and research on rape resulting in homicide. Some of my published works can be found in Crime & Delinquency, Journal of Interpersonal Violence, Social Problems, Journal of Crime and Justice, Violence and Victims, and Homicide Studies. At WKU, I work with the Lifeskills Center for Child Welfare Education and Research to conduct research in the area of child welfare and to pursue grant activity. In addition to my research, I am actively involved with the human trafficking shelter and rape crisis center in the area.
PhD, Criminal Justice, University of Louisville, 2022
MS, Universeity of Cincinnati, Criminal Justice, 2013
BA, University of Findlay, Criminal Justice & Sociology, 2012
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