Associated Faculty

The Hamline Center for Justice and Law features a core group of affiliated Hamline faculty who draw on a broad array of disciplines to provide high-impact educational experiences.

Stephen Arnott
Area of expertise: evidence, international law, international human rights

Letitia E. Basford
Area of expertise: school-to-prison pipeline 

Colleen Bell
Area of expertise: justice-involved women 

Stacie Bosley
Area of expertise: income-related fraud including pyramid and Ponzi scams, behavioral economics

Valerie L. Chepp
Area of expertise: social justice, activism, pedagogy

M Sheridan Embser-Herbert
Area of expertise: gender justice, wrongful convictions

Gina Erickson
Area of expertise: crime theory, crime and the life course, transition to adulthood, juveniles

Ken Fox
Area of expertise: criminal practice, restorative and mediation processes, theoretical frames on conflict response

Sarah J. Greenman
Area of expertise: violence, victimization, sanctioning, deterrence

Leondra Hanson
Area of expertise: legal education, access to justice, women and law

Glenn Hardin
Area of expertise: forensic science

Jeanne Kosieradzki
Area of expertise: civil litigation, legal education

Joe Lewis
Area of expertise: school-to-prison pipeline

Kimaya McKeage
Area of expertise: gender justice, economic justice

Susan Myster
Area of expertise: forensic anthropology 

Kristen Norman-Major
Area of expertise: social policy, social equity and diversity in the public sector

Joseph Peschek
Area of expertise: voting rights, economic justice, inequality

Jillian Peterson
Area of expertise: forensic psychology, mental illness, violent crime

Shelly Schaefer
Area of expertise: juvenile delinquency, juvenile justice, prisoner reentry, and policy evaluation

Jim Scheibel
Area of expertise: civic studies 

David A. Schultz
Area of expertise: constitutional law, elections