Recent research led by Lisa Dario, Ph.D., Assistant Professor in the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, found that despite increases in violent crimes, the hazards of policing has dramatically declined since 1970 with a 75 percent drop in police officer line-of-duty deaths.

The School co-sponsored the 2019 Violence Summit, a series of workshops discussing violence from different perspectives, featuring Dr. Jeremy Richman as the keynote speaker.

March celebrates our nation’s more than 680,000 social workers and their important contributions to society.

Watch footage from the special grand opening of the Donald and Elaine Singer Collection at the FAU School of Architecture, featuring Frank Lloyd Wright drawings from the 20th century.

A new study, led by CCJ Assistant Professor Lisa Dario, sheds light on how the LGBT community perceives police legitimacy and what predicts their willingness to recognize police authority.

The FAU School of Architecture was recently gifted a Frank Lloyd Wright collection of artwork, books and other collectibles – totaling 189 items – by Donald and Elaine Singer.

Watch what happens when this Professor from the Phyllis and Harvey Sandler School of Social Work gets an unexpected surprise.