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2002. “Evaluation Research, Policy and Politics” Evaluation Review.
2002. “Evaluation Research and Quality Assurance” Evaluation Review.
2002. “Implementing an Evaluation Research and Accountability Driven System for Juvenile Justice Education in Florida” Evaluation Review.
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“I selected Florida State University based upon its reputation and standing as one of the premiere criminal justice graduate programs in the country. My experience in the program did not disappoint as I found it both challenging and rewarding. The online facilitation was seamless and each professor pushed me to get the most from my education. I am confident that my degree from Florida State University will make a difference in my career.”
Richard Mello, Lieutenant/Executive Officer, New Hampshire Police Department
Summer 2015