Victimization and criminalization of marginalized communities, particularly regarding queer and 'deviant' identities.
Erin Knipfel
Email:
eknipfel@uoguelph.ca
Degree Type:
Major Research Paper (MRP)
Advisor:
Carolyn Yule
Research Interests
My research interests focus largely on victim rights, gender-based violence, and victim’s role in court process. My MRP research will be concentrating on the role of Intimate Partner Violence survivors in the bail process while investigating the benefits and drawbacks of their involvement.
Bronwyn Mahon
Email:
bmahon@uoguelph.ca
Degree Type:
Thesis
Advisor:
Steph Howells
Research Interests
My research interests include sex trafficking policy, youth victimization, and school culture.
Briana Medeiros
Email:
bmedeiro@uoguelph.ca
Degree Type:
Thesis
Advisor:
Patrick Parnaby
Research Interests
Effectiveness of hotspot policing.
Arianna Pearman
Email:
apearman@uoguelph.ca
Degree Type:
Major Research Paper (MRP)
Advisor:
Carolyn Yule
Research Interests
Indigenous experience throughout the criminal justice system, with a focus on Indigenous women who did/didn’t experience cultural-specific aids in carceral institutions and how that affects future contact with the criminal justice system.
Noah Ramsammy
Email:
nramsa01@uoguelph.ca
Degree Type:
Thesis
Advisor:
Laura MacDiarmid
Research Interests
My research interests include victimology, restorative justice, and gender-based violence. Specifically, I am interested in exploring survivors of gender-based violence and their perceptions on the suitability of restorative justice.
Cordelia Zehr
Email:
czehr@uoguelph.ca
Degree Type:
Thesis
Advisor:
David MacDonald
Research Interests
I am interested in exploring the unique incarceration experiences of Indigenous Canadians in correctional institutions, with specific emphasis on access to healthcare in the prison system.