Faculty Bio

Elycia Daniel

Course(s) Approved:

• JUS-104 - Introduction to Justice Studies
• JUS-110 - Crime and Criminology
• JUS-250 - Critical Issues in Criminal Justice
• JUS-430 - Criminal Law
• JUS-435 - Criminal Procedure

Education

• 1998 - Master of Arts - Clark Atlanta University

Awards Received

• 2004 - Outstanding Leadership Award, College of Criminal Justice (Sam Houston State University)
• 2002 - Criminal Justice Study Abroad Scholarship, College of Criminal Justice (Sam Houston State University)
• 2002 - Graduate Scholarship, College of Criminal Justice (Sam Houston State University)
• 1998 - All American Scholars List, College of Criminal Justice (Clark-Atlanta University)
• - Margaret A. Farnworth Award 2002-2003 (Sam Houston State University)
• - National Deans List, College of Criminal Justice, 1996-1998 (Clark-Atlanta University)

Research Interests

• "A Portrait of Prisoner Reentry in Texas."
• "A Report of the State of Crime Prevention, in the Memorial Villages.."

Professional Affiliations

• American Society of Criminology
• American Correctional Association
• Southwestern Association of Criminal Justice
• Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences

Presentations

• 2009 - The Katrina Effect: Violent Crime in Houston, 2005-2008.
• 2007 - The Predictive Utility of the Wisconsin Risk Needs Assessment
• 2005 - Quick Draw McGraw: Have Tasers Become an Overused Form of Restraint Justified by a Fear of Deadly Force?
• 2004 - Criminology and Criminal Justice Education at Historically Black Colleges and Universities
• 2004 - Murder in the Evergreen State: Preliminary Findings From Longitudinal Data in the State of Washington from 1981-2000