In The Community
As part of UT Dallas' Good Neighbors program, Dr. Paul Battaglio speaks to residents of Highland Springs in August on "Ethics or Why Do Louisiana's Politicians Keep Landing in Jail". Dr. Battaglio is an Assistant Professor in the Public Affairs Program.
UT Dallas President David Daniel congratulates School of Economic, Political and Policy Sciences professors, Dr. Denise Paquette Boots and Dr. Tony Champagne on their receipt of the University of Texas System Regents' Outstanding Teaching Award at a banquet in Austin, Texas on August 19, 2009.
Criminology Doctoral Students, Jon Caudill and Ryan Getty, at work in the Caruth Policing Institute.
Corporal Christopher Allen and his partner Bart from the Dallas Police Department K9 Unit visited Dr. Denise Paquette Boots' "Introduction to Crime & Criminology class," to talk about how the K-9 unit aids in law enforcement activities.
On March 4, 2009 UT Dallas' Davidson Auditorium was packed for the Center for Crime and Justice Studies and the Pre-Law Society lecture and discussion on the topic of justice featuring Dallas District Attorney Craig Watkins, and two of the men who have been exonerated on DNA evidence. Featured left to right, Dr. James Marquart, Director of the UTD Criminology program, Watkins, Charles Chatman and James Woodard. Download audio (MP3, 58MB).
Mr. James Woodard, who served almost three decades in prison before being exonerated on DNA evidence, talks to some of the UTD students who attended the March 4, 2009 lecture.
