Measuring Culture: Knowledge, Heterogeneity, and the Meaning of Trust in a Women’s Prison. Presented to the Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology, Georgia State University, May 2024.
Cultural Embeddedness and the Meaning of Trust among Incarcerated Women. Presented at the Department of Sociology Colloquium at the University of New Mexico, November 2022.
Housing in Recidivism Reduction Efforts: Study Design for the Arizona Pilot Program. Presentation for the Arizona Housing Forum, August 2019.
The Structure of Trust Among Incarcerated Females. Keynote Presentation for the Illicit Networks Workshop, June 2019.
The Structure of Trust Among Incarcerated Females: An Example of Network Criminology. Presented at the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice Colloquium Series at Arizona State University, May 2019.
The Criminal Justice System: A Centralized Authority for Coordinating the Management of Externalities. Presented at the Cooperation and Conflict Symposium at Arizona State University, February 2017.
Findings from the Prison Inmate Network Study. Presented at the Department of Sociology Colloquium at the University of New Mexico, April 2016.
The Impact of On-Officer Video Cameras on Police Work: Findings from the Mesa Field Experiment” Presented to the Arizona State Senate Law Enforcement Officer Body Camera Study Committee, August 2015.
Introduction to Social Network Analysis. Presented at the Mathematical Theoretical Biology Institute Summer Program at Arizona State University, August 2015.
A Cautionary Note on the Adoption of Police Body Cameras: Findings from the Mesa Field Experiment. Presented at the Symposia on Racial Justice at Arizona State University, March 2015.
Unstructured Socializing, Gang Cohesiveness, and Delinquency: A Longitudinal Analysis of the Consequences of a Detached-Worker Program. Presented at the Criminology Forum at Pennsylvania State University October, 2014 and the School of Public Affairs Colloquium at Arizona State University, August 2014.