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Dr. Richard Clark received his Ph.D. from the State University
of New York in criminal justice and came to John Carroll in 1995.
His research interests include the operation of the criminal justice
system, the death penalty, the study of forgiveness, and human rights.
His teaching areas are mostly in the Criminology Track. In addition
to his numerous publications; Dr. Clark has presented over 50 papers
at professional meetings.
He regularly teaches the following courses:
| 100-level: |
Introduction to Sociology |
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| 200-level: |
Criminology |
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| 300-level: |
Drugs and Crime, The Death Penalty |
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| 400-level: |
Violence and Society |
In addition to his work in the criminology sequence, Dr. Clark has been active in developing the University’s program on human rights and peace building. He was one of four faculty members who participated in the inaugural trip on “Conflict Transformation and Peace Building” that took place in Northern Ireland and currently he is co-coordinating a faculty learning community on Human Rights and Peace Building.
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