凯特林塞尔曼博士
Kaitlyn Selman is a sociologically trained critical criminologist, having received her BA in sociology from the University of Michigan, her MA in sociology from the University of South Florida, and her Ph.D. in criminology from Old Dominion University. In the fall of 2020, Kaitlyn will be teaching courses aimed at introducing the criminal (in)justice system and explaining crime and punishment through various criminological 理论。她的研究挖掘出其中的种族资本主义的逻辑在监狱的控制和社会经济precarity的网诱捕边缘人的方式。具体而言，它侧重于差异化如何的条件 and dispossession work to reproduce oppressive conditions for young people, as well as the strategies of opposition and transformation that marginalized youth have developed in response. Her current research project maps the terrain of freedom being carved by abolitionist youth justice organizations across the US, and she intends to highlight the transformative work being carried out by youth organizations in and around Kentucky. When not in the classroom or glued to the computer, she spends her time with her husband Justin, baby Jack, and their dogs Winston and Sadee.

kselman@bellarmine.edu •办公地点：巴斯德大厅108A

石楠PRUSS博士
Heather Pruss earned her BA and Ph.D. in Criminal Justice from Indiana University. She has taught courses on a wide variety of topics, including (Introduction to) Criminal Justice, Criminological Theory, Research Methods, Courts, Capital Punishment, and Law & Society. At Bellarmine, she hopes to develop new courses focused on pertinent social/criminal justice issues, such as wrongful conviction or defending the accused. Broadly speaking, Heather’s research focuses on how oft-marginalized individuals experience the United States court system. She has done work on how capital jurors make life or death decisions, how indigent clients perceive their public defenders, and how family members and friends of homicide victims navigate case adjudication. Heather looks forward to engaging with students and community members through her research agenda and has a strong interest 在体验接近教育学。

Heather enjoys spending time outdoors, especially with her partner and their animal pack. She grew up in nearby Santa Claus, Indiana.

502.272.8241• hpruss@bellarmine.edu •办公地点：巴斯德大厅108A

Ainsley的兰伯特 - 斯温，博士
Originally from Louisville, Ainsley Lambert-Swain earned her B.A. in sociology from Morehead State University, followed by a M.A. and Ph.D. in sociology from the University of Cincinnati. She joined the faculty at w88优德体育app as an Assistant Professor of Sociology in 2018. Ainsley teaches several sociology courses at Bellarmine, including: Introduction to Sociology, Social Inequality, Contemporary Social 问题，种族和民族，并为非洲和非裔美国人研究散居未成年人的入门课程。她的研究兴趣包括在美国种族和民族不平等，种族批判理论和种族身份 processes, including how racial identities are negotiated in interaction. Her current research examines how partners in interracial relationships understand and navigate racial meanings across racially segregated spaces. At her 以前的制度，并在这里w88优德体育她的时间，艾因斯利一直致力于自己创造一个包容的校园，服务于大学委员会和有关多样性，平等，包容和领导专题研讨会。 She is a member of the American Sociological Association and the Society for the Study of Social Problems. When she is not teaching or doing research, Ainsley enjoys traveling to new places, trying new foods, and spending time 与她的家人。

502.272.8172• alambert-swain@bellarmine.edu •办公室：巴斯德大厅108C

坦率哈钦斯博士
Dr. Hutchins is Associate Professor of Anthropology at Bellarmine. He earned his BA from the University of Kentucky, his MA from the Patterson School of Diplomacy at UK, and his PhD in cultural anthropology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. His research focuses on cultural change amongst indigenous peoples in the Amazonian and Andean regions of Ecuador. He was a Peace Corps volunteer in Ecuador, and continues to do research and work there as director of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Summer Field School in Ecuador for the Study of Language, Culture, & Community Health. At Bellarmine, he teaches Introduction to Cultural Anthropology; Introduction to Human Geography; Anthropology of Mind and Body; Anthropology of the Supernatural and Sacred; Anthropology and the Environment; and Theory and Methods in Anthropology. Dr. Hutchins also serves as coordinator of the IDC 301 courses. He is the co-editor, along with Dr. Patrick Wilson, of Editing Eden: A Reconsideration of Identity, Politics, and Place in Amazonia （内布拉斯加州大学出版社，2010年）。他是巴德斯镇本地人， 肯塔基州，他和他的妻子克里斯蒂娜，有一个女儿，安娜。

502.272.8393• fhutchins@bellarmine.edu •办公室：巴斯德大厅110A

妮可·卡罗尔，MS
妮可·卡罗尔，MS，是受害者服务单元在路易斯维尔地铁警察部门的主任。她提供了支持和宣传服务，以犯罪受害者12年。在2016年，路易斯维尔地铁警察部门聘请她建立受害者服务单位，以确保公平，富有同情心和敏感的受害者和犯罪证人的治疗。受害人服务部，帮助他们导航刑事司法系统，并回应他们的情绪，体力和财力的需求支持犯罪受害者和证人。受害人和犯罪的证人受到尊重和有尊严的对待，并提供旨在满足其受害的具体权利和服务的受害者服务部的保证。这些服务可以帮助受害者应对创伤和伤害的后果，并减少经常与刑事司法过程中的参与相关的不便。妮可接受了她的硕士从蒂凡尼大学刑事司法学位。她教我们介绍了刑事司法过程。

502.272.8342• ncarroll@bellarmine.edu •办公室：巴斯德大厅110

比尔·科尔利，MA
Bill Curley holds a master's degree in Law Enforcement Administration from Western Illinois University. He is currently an adjunct faculty member teaching Criminal Profiling, Organized Crime, Comparative Criminal Justice Systems, Global Terrorism and a course on Careers in Law Enforcement. He has taught at Bellarmine since 2004 and previously was an adjunct faculty member at Eastern Kentucky University, where he taught for five years. He is a retired Federal Agent having served for over 25 years with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, retiring as the Special Agent in Charge of the states of Kentucky, Indiana and West Virginia. He also taught and developed courses at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center located in Georgia. He specialized in investigating Arson For Profit cases and traveled nationwide developing Arson Task Forces throughout the country. Bill was also a Team Adam member for the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children for a five year period, responding to stranger abducted children cases.

502.272.8342• wcurley@bellarmine.edu •办公室：巴斯德大厅110

萨布丽娜·法里斯，MA
萨布丽娜·法里斯，MA, is an Assistant Supervisor with Kentucky Probation and Parole. She has taught our Corrections course.

502.272.8342• sfarris@bellarmine.edu •办公室：巴斯德大厅110

迪安娜mcgaughey-夏天，博士
Deanna McGaughey-Summers has a Ph.D. in Rhetoric and Composition, MA in Sociology, and MS (and BS) in Administration of Justice. She has been teaching college students for over twenty years, including in our Criminology and Juvenile Delinquency courses.

502.272.8342• dmcgaughey-summers@bellarmine.edu •办公室：巴斯德大厅110

demiche休厄尔，工商管理硕士
Demiche Sewell serves as an Adjunct Professor of 刑事司法研究 at w88优德体育app. He earned his B.S. from the University of Louisville in Justice Administration and his M.B.A. 从印第安纳卫斯理大学。 demiche是九年的老将在执法目前正在与路易斯维尔地铁警察部门（lmpd）中士。 demiche在巡逻，招聘，背景调查工作过， and most recently in the professional standards unit. His professional accomplishments include being elected to serve on security detail for the 2017 总统ial Inauguration and in 2018 he was inducted into the Honorable Order of the Kentucky Colonels. Demiche’s professional passions are focused on operations, functionality, compliance, training, and leadership development within the police department. He is a profound supporter of diversity and inclusion efforts in society and in his own daily practices. Demiche enjoys spending time with his wife and two children. His favorite hobbies are playing flag football, video games, and watching anime.

502.272.8342• dsewell@bellarmine.edu •办公室：巴斯德大厅110

贾斯廷·特纳博士
Justin Turner earned his Ph.D. in Criminology from Old Dominion University. He has taught a variety of courses covering the expanse of the criminal justice system, including Introduction to a Sociological Perspective on Criminology, Culture of Punishment, Juvenile Justice, Research Methods, Criminological Theory, and Sociology of Punishment. At Bellarmine he is developing new courses on the history and expansion of the modern police force, taking a critical approach to how these developments have impacted society across gendered, racialized, classed, and abled lines. As for research, it is the complex interplay between state power, violence and everyday life that draws Justin’s attention, particularly of how these forces tend to collide under the auspices of criminal justice. Intentionally far-reaching, his research agenda includes research on the cultural weight the death of a police officer is given when developing US criminal justice policy, the larger economic force of neoliberalism and how it rationalizes problematic and predatory ways to handle youth in confinement, and a broad focus on how the technologies and equipment now in the possession of the police have expanded the nature of “police control” high and wide. Beyond academia, Justin enjoys reading and spending time with his family.

托马斯·惠特斯通博士
Thomas Whetstone is a former police officer and current training consultant. He teaches our Crime Scene Investigation course.

502.272.8342• twhetstone@bellarmine.edu •办公室：巴斯德大厅110