Shannon N. Cunningham, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
- Department
- Criminal Justice
- Office
- Edison Science Building 339C
- Phone
- 732-263-5650
- shcunnin@monmouth.edu
Shannon N. Cunningham, Ph.D.
Dr. Shannon Cunningham has a B.A. and M.S. in Criminal Justice from Illinois State University and a Ph.D. in Criminal Justice from Texas State University. She recently worked on National Institute of Justice grant on criminal investigation failures through the Texas State Center for Geospatial Analysis.
She has been published in Journal of Interpersonal Violence, Women and Criminal Justice, Criminal Law Bulletin, and Journal of Aggression, Maltreatment & Trauma.
Education
Ph.D., Texas State University
M.A., Illinois State University
B.A., Illinois State University
Research Interests
Prosecutorial misconduct, criminal investigation failures, sentencing reform, criminal justice and media
Courses
Frequently Taught Classes
Recently Taught Classes
2020 Spring
- CJ-241-01 - Criminology
- SO-241-01 - Criminology
- HLS-315-02 - Homeland Security Research Methods
- CJ-315-02 - Research Methods
- CJ-211-02 - Statistics for Criminal Justice
- HO-496-CU2M - Thesis Writing
2020 Summer D
2020 Summer A
2020 Fall
- CJ-502-50 - Advanced Criminology
- CJ-502-51 - Advanced Criminology
- CJ-298-01 - Special Topics in Criminal Justice (200 Level)
2019 Spring
- HLS-315-01 - Homeland Security Research Methods
- CJ-315-01 - Research Methods
- CJ-398-01 - Special Topics in Criminal Justice (300 Level)
- CJ-211-01 - Statistics for Criminal Justice
- HO-495-CUN2M - Thesis Development
2019 Summer D
2019 Summer A
2019 Fall
- CJ-502-50 - Advanced Criminology
- HLS-315-02 - Homeland Security Research Methods
- CJ-315-02 - Research Methods
- FYCJ-104-01 - Victims of Crime
2018 Spring
2018 Fall
- CJ-502-50 - Advanced Criminology
- HLS-315-02 - Homeland Security Research Methods
- CJ-315-02 - Research Methods
- CJ-398-01 - Special Topics in Criminal Justice (300 Level)
2017 Spring
- CJ-205-01 - Corrections
- CJ-325-01 - Criminal Procedure
- SO-241-02 - Criminology
- CJ-241-02 - Criminology
- CJ-211-03 - Statistics for Criminal Justice
2017 Summer B
- CJ-542-B01 - Computer Application in Criminal Justice
- HLS-315-B01 - Homeland Security Research Methods
- CJ-315-B01 - Research Methods