Dr. Katelyn Golladay

Academic Credits

Ph.D., 2018, Arizona State University, Criminology; Criminal Justice
M.S., 2014, Arizona State University, Criminology; Criminal Justice
B.B.A., 2012, Pacific Lutheran University, Business Administration

 

Academic Positions

Associate Professor, Department of Criminal Justice & Sociology, University of Wyoming

Classes Taught

• Criminology
• Research Methods
• Gender, Crime, and Criminal Justice
• Violence in America
• Community Corrections

 

Research Interests

• Criminological Theory
• Gender and Crime
• Victimization
• Re-entry and Rehabilitation

 

Research Experience

I have worked on several grant funded research projects, including a project funded by the Department of Health and Human Services on academic misconduct as well as a project researching the resiliency of children of incarcerated parents. My research has also examined gender responsive programming for the reentry and rehabilitation of female offenders. Additionally, I have engaged in several studies surrounding the application of traditional criminological theories to the study of victimization. This research has led to several peer-reviewed articles in journals such as Criminal Justice and Behavior, Feminist Criminology, Violence and Victims, Victims and Offenders, and Journal of Financial Crime.