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Dr. Matthew William Logan

  • Associate Professor - School of Criminal Justice & Criminology
Portrait of Dr. Matthew William Logan

Biography and expertise

B.A., Criminology, Western University (formerly the University of Western Ontario)

M.A., Sociology, Western University (formerly the University of Western Ontario)

Ph.D., Criminal Justice, University of Cincinnati

Education

Doctorate Degree

PhD in Criminal Justice

Univ of Cincinnati Main Campus, 2015

Master's Degree

MA in Sociology

Univ of Western Ontario, 2011

Bachelor's Degree

BA in Criminology

Univ of Western Ontario, 2009

Teaching Interests

  • Logan, Matthew William (Principal), Percent Contribution: %80, Radmall, Ryan (Supporting), Percent Contribution: %10, De Franco, Allison (Supporting), Percent Contribution: %10. Sexual victimization and its correlates: Analyzing trends across prisons and jails in the United States, California State University, San Bernardino, Institutional (Higher Ed), $1500. (Submitted: October 2016, Funded: January 2016). Grant.
  • Logan, M. W., Long, J. S., Dulisse, B. C., Adams, I. T., & Morgan, M. A. (2026). The foundational deficits of correctional rehabilitation. Evidence Base: Criminal Justice Research, Policy, & Action.
  • Long, J. S., Logan, M. W., & Zhu, S. (2026). Appraising the Efficacy of Treatment of Sex Offenders: What Judges, Parole Boards, and the Public Need to Know. Evidence Base: Criminal Justice Research, Policy, & Action.
  • Robinson, C. G., Logan, M. W., Dulisse, B. C., & Connealy, N. T. (2026). Cops and crypto: Law enforcement knowledge, experience, and capacity in cryptocurrency crime. Journal of Criminal Justice.
  • Morgan, M. A., & Logan, M. W. (2026). Deconstructing trauma: How military experiences affect veteran prison misconduct. Psychiatric Quarterly.
  • Quinby, E. A., Geary, I., Logan, M. W., Adams, I. T., & McLean, K. D. (2026). Emotional intelligence, policing, and the military veteran influence. Armed Forces and Society.
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  • Award / Honor Recipient: College of Applied Arts - Excellence in Scholarly/Creative Activities, College of Applied Arts. 2024
  1. Member

    Council on Criminal Justice

  2. Editorial Review Board Member

    Evidence Base: Criminal Justice Research, Policy & Action

  3. Member

    IRB Alternate Member, Prisoner Representative

  4. Member

    Search Committee - Director of the School of Criminal Justice and Criminology

  5. Member

    Annual Faculty Evaluation Committee

  6. Chair

    SCJC Tenure and Promotion Policy Update Committee

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