MCJA STUDENT PAPER AWARDS
Student paper awards recognize outstanding undergraduate and graduate student research. Eligibility is limited to enrolled undergraduate and graduate students at the time of the annual conference in September. Papers written with faculty are not eligible for this award. Students should submit their entries between July 15th and August 1st, 2021, and the winner in each division will be announced during the General Business Meeting at the annual conference. To learn more about the Undergraduate and Graduate Student Paper Competition, please click here.
2019 Outstanding Paper Awards
Outstanding Graduate Student Paper
Winner
Deterrence Theory and Intention of Offending:
Assessing the Role of Anticipated Shaming
Yongjae (David) Nam
Michigan State University
Previous Award Winners
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2019 2018 2017
2016
2015 2014 2013 |
Outstanding Graduate PaperBryan Holmes
School of Criminal Justice University of Cincinnati Judicial and Prosecutorial Decision Making: Assessing the Effects of Race, Gender, and Age on Federal Downward Sentencing Departures, 2013-2016 Daniel Abad and Matthew G. Almanza
Michigan State University A Modified Approach to In-School Victimization, Authoritative School Climate, and Student Feelings of Safety Yongjae Nam
Michigan State University A Study of the Moderating Effect of Self-Esteem on the Relationship between Domestic Violence, School Violence, and Dating Violence among College Students Alicia Jurek
Sam Houston State University Correctional Institutions as Organizations and Their Influence on Inmate Assaults Alicia Jurek
Sam Houston State University Police Agency Response to Human Trafficking LeAnn Cabage
Iowa State University Incarcerated Veterans, their Crimes, and Length of Sentence: A Comparison of State and Federal Inmates by Gender Michael Deckard
University of Missouri-St. Louis Reducing Violent Firearm Crime Through Targeted Police Patrol: Assessing the Efficacy of Specific Enforcement Mechanisms |
Outstanding Undergraduate Paper
Kendra Zipperer
Lakeland University Sexual Assaults on College Campuses: The Overlooked Problem Rachael L. Falgout
Sam Houston State University Police Chiefs' Tolerance of Officer Misconduct: An Empirical Inquiry Michaela Otto
University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh Women in Law Enforcement: An Examination of Female Interest in Policing Huda Zaidi
University of Ontario Institute of Technology A Textual Analysis of Fratricide Cases in the Quran David Fountain
Iowa State University The Extension of the Sixth Amendment and Proving Ineffective Assistance of Counsel Derek Brown University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh The Effects of Lineup Instructions on Eyewitness Accuracy |