Marie M. Mele Thomas, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
- Department
- Criminal Justice
- Office
- Edison Hall 339B
- Phone
- 732-571-4440
- mmele@monmouth.edu
Marie M. Mele Thomas, Ph.D.
Dr. Marie Mele Thomas obtained her PhD in Criminal Justice from Rutgers University. Before joining academia, Professor Mele Thomas worked for the National Institute of Justice and the Morris County Prosecutor's Office as a victim advocate. Her research on victimization and intimate partner violence has been published in Journal of Family Violence, Journal of Crime and Justice, and Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies & Management. Dr. Mele Thomas' research interests include intimate partner violence, repeat victimization and victim advocacy.
Education
Ph.D., Rutgers University
M.S., American University
B.S., The College of New Jersey
Research Interests
Intimate partner violence, domestic homicide, repeat victimization
Courses
Frequently Taught Classes
Recently Taught Classes
2020 Spring
- HLS-315-01 - Homeland Security Research Methods
- CJ-315-01 - Research Methods
- CJ-490-01 - Seminar in Criminal Justice
- HLS-490-01 - Senior Research Project in Homeland Security
- CJ-298-01 - Special Topics in Criminal Justice (200 Level)
2020 Summer A
2020 Fall
- CJ-241-01 - Criminology
- SO-241-01 - Criminology
- CJ-490-03 - Seminar in Criminal Justice
- CJ-490-01 - Seminar in Criminal Justice
- HLS-490-01 - Senior Research Project in Homeland Security
- HLS-490-03 - Senior Research Project in Homeland Security
2019 Spring
- SO-241-01 - Criminology
- CJ-241-01 - Criminology
- HLS-315-02 - Homeland Security Research Methods
- CJ-315-02 - Research Methods
- CJ-490-02 - Seminar in Criminal Justice
- HLS-490-02 - Senior Research Project in Homeland Security
2019 Summer A
- CJ-490-A01 - Seminar in Criminal Justice
- HLS-490-A01 - Senior Research Project in Homeland Security
- CJ-398-A01 - Special Topics in Criminal Justice (300 Level)
2019 Fall
- CJ-525-50 - Applied Data Analysis in Criminal Justice
- CJ-101-01 - Introduction to Criminal Justice
- CJ-490-01 - Seminar in Criminal Justice
- HLS-490-01 - Senior Research Project in Homeland Security
2018 Spring
- CJ-241-01 - Criminology
- SO-241-01 - Criminology
- HLS-315-02 - Homeland Security Research Methods
- CJ-315-02 - Research Methods
- CJ-490-01 - Seminar in Criminal Justice
2018 Fall
- FY-101-ST01 - First Year Seminar
- HLS-315-01 - Homeland Security Research Methods
- CJ-315-01 - Research Methods
- CJ-490-01 - Seminar in Criminal Justice
- HLS-490-01 - Senior Research Project in Homeland Security
2017 Spring
- CJ-241-01 - Criminology
- SO-241-01 - Criminology
- CJ-101-01 - Introduction to Criminal Justice
- CJ-490-01 - Seminar in Criminal Justice
- CJ-598-01HY - Special Topics in Criminal Justice
- CJ-498-01HY - Special Topics in Criminal Justice (400 Level)
- SW-598-01HY - Special Topics in Social Work
- PS-598-01HY - Special Topics/Special Projects