Faculty and Staff

Full-Time Faculty

(Click on the links, where available, to see individual faculty web pages for more details)

Ashley Carver, Ph.D. (University of Melbourne), Associate Professor: Terrorism, counter-terrorism, genocide, policing and law enforcement. email: ashley.carver@smu.ca
Diane Crocker, Ph.D. (York University), Professor: Gender-based violence, criminal harassment/stalking; restorative justice; qualitative and quantitative research methods; feminist criminology; law and policy; and program evaluation. email: diane.crocker@smu.ca
Alexa Dodge, Ph.D. (Carleton University), Associate Professor: digital criminology, technology-facilitated violence, sexual violence, feminist criminology, criminal law, and restorative justice. email: alexa.dodge@smu.ca
Maria Gómez, Ph.D. (New School for Social Research), Associate Professor. Criminological & political theory, prejudice & hate crimes, gender & cultural studies, critical legal theory. email: maria.gomez@smu.ca
Jamie Livingston, Ph.D. (Simon Fraser University), Associate Professor: Mental illness and criminal justice; stigma; compulsory treatment; forensic mental health; risk and recovery. email: jamie.livingston@smu.ca
Fyscillia Ream
Stephen Schneider, Ph.D. (University of British Columbia), Professor: Organized crime, crime prevention, developmental criminology, policing and law enforcement; community development. email: stephen.schneider@smu.ca
Marcus Sibley, Ph.D. (Carleton University), Assistant Professor: critical policing and governance; criminalization of sex work and human trafficking; sexual and gender-based violence; critical theory. email: marcus.sibley@smu.ca
Allyn Walker, Ph. D. (John Jay College/City University of New York), Assistant Professor: criminalization of marginalized communities, transformative justice, violence prevention, institutional harm, mental health, public health, stigma. email: allyn.walker@smu.ca
Robert S. Wright, MSW (Walla Walla University), RSW - Clinical Specialist, Assistant Professor: Racism and justice, Impact of Race and Culture Assessments, forensic mental health, sex offender assessment and treatment, child welfare and secure treatment. Robert.S.Wright@smu.ca