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Dr. Lucy Edwards Hochstein |
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Ph.D., Washington State University |
Office: 307 Adams, Room 4B Phone: (540) 831-6163 E-Mail: lhochstei@radford.edu |
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| Dr. Hochstein joined the Radford University faculty in 2000. | ||
Fall 2008 Schedule
CRJU-485, Research Methods in Criminal Justice, 9:30-10:45 TR,
WCH-219
CRJU-485, Research Methods in Criminal Justice, 10:00-10:50 MWF, RU-032
CRJU-495, Critical Perspectives in Criminal Justice, 9:00-9:50 MWF, RU-032
CRJU-690, Seminar on Personal Privacy and Identity Theft, 6:00-9:00 F &
9:00-3:00 Sa, Roanoke Higher Education Center
(CRJU-690 meets on 9/12-13, 9/26-27, 10/10-11, and 10/24-25)
Office Hours: 8:30-9:00 Monday & Wednesday; 8:30-9:30 and 10:45-11:15 Tuesday & Thursday; and by appointment
Graduate Assistant: Brandon Jones (Office in 307 Adams Room 1D; Office hours are 1:00-2:00 Mondays and by appointment)
Interests
Dr. Hochstein's research interests include elder abuse, evaluation research, cooperative community programs between criminal justice agencies and non-profit organizations, and collaborative domestic violence programming.
Recent Professional Activities
Dr. Hochstein has conducted extensive research on domestic
violence programming and interdisciplinary elder abuse initiatives. Recent publications include: "Screening out
Criminal Offenders: An Evaluation of Crime-Free Multi-Family Housing in Tacoma,"
with Quint C. Thurman, in Contemporary Policing: Controversies,
Challenges, and Solutions (2004, Roxbury Publishing, edited by Quint C.
Thurman and Jihong Zhao); "The Social Worker in
the Criminal Justice System: Community or System Advocate?", appearing in Law
Enforcement Executive Forum (2003, vol. 3, no. 3, pp. 23-37); “Policing
Coordinated Domestic Violence Victims Services in a Rural Northwest County,”
with Quint Thurman, in Police Quarterly (2006, vol. 9, no. 4, pp.
448-462); and “Problem Solving and Crime Prevention,” with Quint Thurman, in Police
Problem Solving (2004, edited by Quint Thurman and JD Jamison).
