Stephanie Morse

Graduate Research Assistant, School of Criminology & Criminal Justice (CCJ)

Alumni Associate, Center for Correctional Solutions

stephanie.j.morse@asu.edu

Long Bio

Stephanie Morse is a doctoral student in the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice and a research associate at the Center for Correctional Solutions. Her work focuses on prison life and prison social organization, with a particular emphasis on rehabilitation and promoting resilience and positive outcomes with correctional populations. More broadly, she is committed to engaging in research, teaching, and service that is strengths-based, inclusive, and uplifts others.

Education

M.S. Criminology and Criminal Justice, Arizona State University 2017
B.S. Criminology and Criminal Justice, Arizona State University 2015
B.S. Psychology, Arizona State University 2015

Curriculum Vitae

Research Website URL

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Stephanie_Morse

Google Scholar URL

https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=TEnTQ-cAAAAJ&hl=en&oi=ao

Research Interests

Prisoner Rehabilitation
Prison Life
Prison Social Organization
Corrections
Juvenile Justice

Publications

Peer-Reviewed Articles

Morse, S. J. & Wright, K. A. (In Press). Imprisoned Men: Masculinity Variability and Implications for Correctional Programming. Corrections: Policy, Practice and Research.

Stolzenberg, S. N., Morse, S. J., Haverkate, D. L., & Johnson, A. G. (2020). The prevalence of declarative and indirect yes/no questions when children testify in criminal cases of child sexual abuse in the United States. Applied Cognitive Psychology, 34, 194 -204.

Wright, K. A., Turanovic, J. J., O'Neal, E. N., Morse, S. J., Booth, E. T. (2019). The cycle of violence revisited: Childhood victimization, resilience, and future violence. Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 34(6), 1261-1286.

Courses

2022 Summer

Course Number	Course Title
CRJ 100	Intro to Criminal Justice
CRJ 100	Intro to Criminal Justice
CRJ 461	Intimate-Partner Violence
CRJ 461	Intimate-Partner Violence

2022 Spring

Course Number	Course Title
CRJ 305	Gender,Crime&Criminal Justice
CRJ 204	Juvenile Justice

2021 Fall

Course Number	Course Title
CRJ 302	Research Methods
CRJ 305	Gender,Crime&Criminal Justice

2021 Summer

Course Number	Course Title
CRJ 302	Research Methods
CRJ 302	Research Methods
CRJ 501	Seminar in Criminal Justice

2020 Summer

Course Number	Course Title
CRJ 204	Juvenile Justice
CRJ 204	Juvenile Justice
CRJ 309	Criminology
CRJ 309	Criminology

2019 Summer

Course Number	Course Title
CRJ 302	Research Methods
CRJ 302	Research Methods
CRJ 204	Juvenile Justice
CRJ 204	Juvenile Justice

Honors / Awards

2019

Teaching Excellence Award, Graduate and Professional Student Association, Arizona State University

2017

Graduate Student Poster Competition for Completed Research 2nd Place Award, Institute for Social Science Research, Arizona State University

2015

Outstanding Graduate Award, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Arizona State University

Professional Associations

American Society of Criminology

Division on Corrections and Sentencing
Division on Developmental and Life-Course Criminology

Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences

Section on Corrections

Western Society of Criminology

Service

Professional Service

2016 - Present. Division on Corrections and Sentencing Outreach Committee, American Society of Criminology.

College and University Service

2019. Invited Presenter. How Community Embeddedness Advances Public Service Education, Annual Presidential Trip, Arizona State University.

2018. Invited Presenter. Smartart for PowerPoint and Poster Presentations, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Arizona State University.

2018 - Present. Doctoral Student Peer Mentor, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Arizona State University.

2018. Invited Panel Member. Demystifying the Thesis: A Workshop for Students Pursuing a Master of Science, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Arizona State University.

2018. Coordinator. Annual Lecture on Criminology and Criminal Justice by a Distinguished Scholar: Francis T. Cullen, Arizona State University.

2017 - Present. Graduate Student Mentor for Undergraduate Research Program Symposium, Arizona State University.

Community Involvement

2019. Invited Presenter. Leadership, Next Genderation Leaders Program, The McCain Institute for International Leadership.

2016. Facilitator for the Arizona Department of Corrections' Recidivism Reduction Summit.

Expertise Areas

Corrections

Criminal Justice

Criminology