Faculty Profiles

Colleges and Departments

Dr. P Michael Supancic

  • Assistant Professor at School of Criminal Justice & Criminology, College of Applied Arts

Grants

2015

  • Nelson, Dr. Sarah W. (Principal), Billingsly, Dr. Glenna (Co-Principal), Green, Dr. Jennifer (Co-Principal), Martinez-Ramos, Dr. Gloria (Co-Principal), Price, Dr. Larry (Co-Principal), Ryser, Dr. Gail (Co-Principal), Supancic, P Michael (Co-Principal), Vega, Dr. Desiree (Co-Principal), Martinez-Prather, Kathy (Supporting), McKenna, Joseph (Supporting). Creating A Secondary School Climate Instrument Focused on Safety and Security, Multi-Interdisciplinary Internal Research Grant (MIRG), Texas State University, $25000. (Funded: 2015). Grant.

2011

  • Supancic, P Michael (Co-Principal), Mullins, Wayman C., Jamieson, J.D. Develop a Texas DPS-ICT Intelligence Analysis Curriculum/Professional Development Program for DPS, Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS), State, $774999. (Funded: June 2011 - August 2012). Grant.

2008

  • Supancic, P Michael (Co-Principal), Thurman, Quint C., Jamieson, J.D. Conduct a feasibility study involving the creation of an intelligence analysis graduate certificate degree program at Texas State University-San Marcos, ITT Corporation, Advanced Engineering and Sciences Division, State, $198360. (Funded: 2008 - 2009). Grant.

2004

  • Supancic, P Michael. Revisiting Contemporary Bully-Proofing and Sexual Harassment Measures: A Prospective Review and Critical Evaluation of Future Concepts for Middle School Campuses, Research Enhancement Program, Texas State University, Texas State University, $8000. (Funded: 2004). Grant.

2000

  • Supancic, P Michael (Co-Principal). Crime Control and Self-Government Initiatives in Texas Oil Communities and Field Camps, 1896-1926 A People’s History, National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Fellowship, State, $30000. (Funded: 2000 - 2001). Grant.

1997

  • Supancic, P Michael. Meeting the Needs of Prisoners’ Families: The Role of Non-Profit Groups in Service Delivery and Program Development, Research Enrichment Grant, Office of the Dean, School of Applied Arts and Technology, Texas State University, $1809.63. (Funded: 1997). Grant.

1996

  • Supancic, P Michael. Recollections of Law, Crime and Social Control: Legal and Extralegal Criminal Justice in Texas Oil Communities and Field Camps, 1896-1906, Research Enhancement Program, Texas State University, $6000. (Funded: 1996). Grant.