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Faculty/Staff Information

Taryn VanderPyl

she/her

, Criminal Justice Sciences

88356 | vanderpylt@wou.edu
MA 215

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06/24/2019

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Course Title Location Days Times
JS 629 SOCIAL MOVMNT AND COMM ORGNZTN ONLINE CRS ------- -
CJ 453 CORRECTIONS BELL 235 --T-R-- 1000-1150
CJ 267 SOCIAL RESEARCH WRITING ONLINE CRS ------- -

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I am an Associate Professor of Criminal Justice Sciences here at Western Oregon University and Editor-in-chief of the Journal of Restoration, Rehabilitation, and Reentry (R3). I am also the author of Corrections 360: A Look at Corrections from All Angles. I have been working with and learning directly from people impacted by the criminal justice system for over a decade. My research focuses on interventions within and legislation concerning juvenile and adult corrections that affect reentry and recidivism, as well as addressing social hostility toward those with justice system involvement. My earlier experiences as a high school special education teacher and consultant, as well as a foster parent, have contributed to my research and activism regarding disproportionate representations of vulnerable and marginalized populations in the criminal and juvenile justice systems. My work on affecting the outcomes of youth and adults in these systems has led to participation in numerous academic, behavioral, and reintegration programs in both juvenile and adult correctional facilities with a priority on emphasizing the voices of those seldom heard. I have presented on behalf of her research participants and fellow change agents at multiple national and regional criminal justice conferences and published in peer-reviewed journals across various related fields of study.

 

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