Twitter account for the Association of Doctoral Programs in Criminology and Criminal Justice.

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ATTN Doctoral Students: The deadline to submit your Fall 2026 Funding Application is October 15, 2026! Applicants will need to submit their complete application by this deadline. For more information, please visit: adpccj.com/student-opportuni…
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Fall 2026 ADPCCJ Funding applications are due October 15th, 2026. The complete call for funding awards, in addition to the application instructions and the cover page can be found on our website. Website: adpccj.com/student-opportuni…
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JOB POSTING ALERT! Michigan State University (MSU) is seeking a Research Associate (Postdoctoral Scholar) to work on multiple funded projects examining neighborhood influences on youth decision-making. More information on this opportunity is available on our website!
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As we wrap up June, we would like to once again congratulate all of our Spring 2026 ADPCCJ funding recipients! We are excited to see the impactful work your projects will accomplish.
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We're excited to introduce our final Spring 2026 ADPCCJ Funding recipient, Agnetha Gillbanks! Agnetha is a Ph.D. Candidate in the College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Sciences at the University of New Haven.
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She will use her ADPCCJ funding to support her dissertation research. Congratulations, Agnetha! We look forward to seeing the impact of your research.
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Congratulations to Jordan DiTullio, our next recipient of the Spring 2026 ADPCCJ Funding Awards! Jordan is a Ph.D. Candidate in the School of Criminal Justice at Rutgers University-Newark!
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She will use the ADPCCJ funding to provide equitable compensation to participants in her dissertation research on LGBTQ+ interactions with police. We are proud to support Jordan's important research and look forward to seeing the impact of her work.
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Today, we are excited to highlight Oghenerhuru Daniel, our next ADPCCJ Spring 2026 Funding Recipient. She is a Ph.D. Candidate in the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice at @NU_SCCJ.
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She plans to use the ADPCCJ Research Award to fund participant compensation for her dissertation, a vignette experiment on how news framing shapes attitudes toward mob justice in Nigeria. Please join us in congratulating her on this well-deserved achievement!
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The next Spring 2026 ADPCCJ award recipient we'd like to highlight is @moriahtsharpe! Moriah is a Ph.D. student in Justice, Law, & Criminology at American University. We are excited to recognize her achievements and contributions she will make to the field.
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She plans to use the ADPCCJ grant to field a survey measuring the signaling effect of federal law enforcement actions on Indigenous perceptions of procedural justice. Congratulations, Moriah!
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Our next ADPCCJ Spring 2026 Funding recipient is Alvi Ali. She is a Ph.D. candidate in the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice at the University of Nebraska at Omaha!
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Alvi states that she plans to use funding to support data collection for her dissertation, which evaluates teen dating violence prevention programs in rural Nebraska schools.
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Today, we would like to highlight Godwin Egbe, our next Spring 2026 ADPCCJ Funding Recipient. Godwin is a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Criminal Justice and Legal Studies at the University of Mississippi.
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He states, "Funding from the ADPCCJ Research Award will be used to support data collection by compensating interview participants for the time they spend sharing their experiences." Once again, congratulations!
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We're excited to highlight our next Spring 2026 ADPCCJ funding recipient, Margaret Wood! Margaret is a Ph.D. candidate @ASUCrimJustice !
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She plans to use her ADPCCJ funding to support the completion of her dissertation by covering the costs of participant recruitment, data collection, and participant compensation. Congratulations, Margaret! We wish you well as you work to complete your dissertation.
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Congratulations to Jane Mahon, the second recipient of the Spring 2026 ADPCCJ Funding Awards. Jane is a Ph.D. Candidate in the School of Criminal Justice at the University of Cincinnati.
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She will use the grant money to fund a focus group of individuals who have experience in the sex trade to review her dissertation findings, discuss their interpretations, and collaborate on potential dissemination products (e.g., pamphlet, brief) for community partners.
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