Dr Stephanie Wallace

Lecturer in Criminology

Current Teaching

My teaching centres round two broad areas of Criminology. The first is how the state responds to those that break the law and that is the role of our criminal justice system. We explore the different roles the agencies play in our cjs and how they work towards achieving justice or injustice. The second broad area is research. I love teaching research methods and training students to be social researchers.

More than a uniform: From top hats, handbags and heels to modern policing
Invited talk

Sentencing: The Future of Incarceration and Rehabilitation
Participation in conference -Mixed Audience

British Journal of Community Justice (Journal)
Editorial activity

More than a uniform: Rethinking Gender, Culture and Inclusion in Policing
Invited talk

Recommendations from the NUES
Government

If police uniform is 'unfit for purpose', what can be done to improve it?
Invited talk

Identity, Wellbeing and Operational Impact
Invited talk

Criminal Justice Research Symposium
Participation in workshop, seminar, course

Manchester Film Festival
Festival/Exhibition/Concert

British Journal of Community Justice (Journal)
Editorial activity

How to use quantitative research to inform criminal justice services and practice
Government

Measuring Sentence Severity Using Goodman Row Column Association Models
Invited talk