University of Missouri–St. Louis criminologists Richard Rosenfeld and Janet Lauritsen received an inaugural Claude S. Fischer Award for Excellence in Contexts in the category of Best...
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Criminologists honored for criticism of annual city rankings
University of Missouri–St. Louis criminologists Richard Rosenfeld and Janet Lauritsen received an inaugural Claude S. Fischer Award for Excellence in Contexts in the category of Best...
Criminologists honored for criticism of annual city rankings
University of Missouri–St. Louis criminologists Richard Rosenfeld and Janet Lauritsen received an inaugural Claude S. Fischer Award for Excellence in Contexts in the category of Best...
DNP graduate Roselie Woodard embarks on new role as outpatient psychiatric nurse practitioner
Woodard’s research project examined how screening guidelines from the American Academy of Pediatrics can be used to improve early identification of ADHD for female youth with a history of self-harm.
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