Session 413: CJ11 -> Perspectives on Pedagogy and Faculty Productivity
Time: 2:50PM to 4:20 PM on Friday, November 19
Place: Algonquin
Session Chair: Henry F. Fradella, The College of New Jersey
Do as I Say, Not As Do: The Pedagogical Implications of Student Conceptualizations and Behaviors Concerning Law and Morality
by: Henry F. Fradella, The College of New Jersey (Corresponding)
Students' Perception of a Criminal Justice Program
by: James R. Davis, St. Peters College (Corresponding)
Mid-Term Evaluation of Undergraduate Teaching by Graduate Students in the Criminal Justice Major
by: Sharon E. Chamard, Rutgers University (Corresponding)
Invisible Influence: A Citation Analysis of Crime and Justice Articles Published in Leading Sociology Journals
by: Richard A. Wright, Arkansas State University (Corresponding)
Ethical Dilemmas Faced Undergraduate Students: The Nature, Extent, and Response to the Problem
by: Nancy Lynne Hogan, Ferris State University (Corresponding)
Eric Lambert, Ferris State University
Shannon M. Barton, Ferris State University

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