Dr. Katherine Brown
Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice
Criminal Justice
Dr. Katherine Brown is an assistant professor of Criminal Justice in the School of Criminology, Criminal Justice, and Strategic Studies. Dr. Brown is also a Faculty Affiliate in The Institute on Violence Against Women and Human Trafficking at Tarleton. In addition to her interest in crimes against women and children, her research interests include: child abduction murder investigation, crime scene investigation, serial murder, crime scene assessment, technology facilitated crimes against children, forensic evidence and other solvability factors affecting murder investigations.
Dr. Matt Bagwell
Bachelor of Science in Public Administration
Public Administration
Dr. Bagwell is an Assistant Professor and Interim Director of the Division of Public Administration at Tarleton State University. He has worked extensively in health research, and his current research interests include, broadly: health policy, ethics, policy analysis, public budgeting, organizational theories, human resource management, and leadership for public administrators.
Dr. SooHyun O
Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice
Criminal Justice
SooHyun O is an assistant professor in the School of Criminology, Criminal Justice and Strategic Studies at Tarleton State University. Dr. O received her Ph.D. in Criminal Justice from the University of Cincinnati, School of Criminal Justice. Her current research examines juvenile delinquency, juvenile victimization at school, crime hot spot forecasting, and the relationship between land use and crime. Her research has recently appeared in Crime Prevention & Community Safety journal, Crime Science, Victims & Offenders, and Police Science and Management.