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Criminal Justice Faculty & Staff

MIYUKI ARIMOTO

Associate Professor, Criminal Justice Sciences
arimotom@wou.edu

JAMES BENTS

NTT Instructor, Criminal Justice Sciences
bentsj@wou.edu

JERIELLE CARTALES

NTT Instructor, Criminal Justice Sciences
cartalesj@wou.edu

GEORGE CHAMBERLIN

NTT Instructor, Criminal Justice Sciences
chamberling@wou.edu

VIVIAN ASEYE DJOKOTOE

Professor of Criminal Justice and Director of WRCJRC, Criminal Justice Sciences
djokotoev@wou.edu

TERRY GINGERICH

NTT Assistant Professor, Criminal Justice Sciences
gingert@wou.edu

KEVIN JONES

NTT Instructor, Criminal Justice Sciences
jonesk@wou.edu

VERONICA MAGALLON-SMITH

Administrative Program Assistant, Criminal Justice Sciences, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
magallonsmithv@wou.edu

OMAR MELCHOR-AYALA

PhD, Associate Professor, Criminal Justice Sciences
ayalao@wou.edu

JENNIFER MORENO

NTT Assistant Professor/Adjunct Instructor, Criminal Justice Sciences
morenoj@wou.edu

RICH ROBISON

NTT Instructor, Criminal Justice Sciences
robisonr@wou.edu

JENNA ROJAS

NTT Instructor, Criminal Justice Sciences
rojasj@wou.edu

MARI SAKIYAMA

Associate Professor, Criminal Justice Sciences
sakiyamam@wou.edu

TARYN VANDERPYL

Associate Professor, Criminal Justice Sciences
vanderpylt@wou.edu

MISTY WEITZEL

Professor, Division Chair, Criminal Justice Sciences
weitzelm@wou.edu

GREG WILLEFORD

NTT Instructor, Criminal Justice Sciences
willefog@wou.edu

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