Meet Our Team
The Journal of Mass Violence Research (JMVR) relies on its editors and editorial board to ensure the overall quality of the journal and its published works. This includes ensuring all accepted submissions comply with JMVR’s guiding principles. Members of our editorial board bring years of experience in a wide array of topics related to the broader issue of mass violence as well as expertise in different research methodologies. Interested in joining our editorial board? Please contact us for more information!
Jaclyn Schildkraut, PhD
CO-EDITOR
Department of Criminal Justice
SUNY Oswego
Jaclyn Schildkraut is an Associate Professor of Criminal Justice at SUNY Oswego and a national expert on the topic of school and mass shootings. She has authored/co-authored three books (Mass Shootings: Media, Myths, and Realities; Mass Shootings in America: Understanding the Debates, Causes, and Responses; and Columbine, 20 Years Later and Beyond: Lessons from Tragedy), more than two dozen peer-reviewed research articles, and over a dozen book chapters and policy briefs on the topic. Her latest grant funded research has focused specifically on the impact of lockdown drills, as well as the impact of mass shootings on survivors. Dr. Schildkraut's research is regularly featured in the national and international media following such events. She lives outside of Syracuse with her three dogs, Bailey, Bella, and Chloe.
Sarah Daly, PhD
Co-Editor
Department of Criminal Justice (Visiting)
SUNY Oswego
Sarah Daly is an Assistant Professor of Criminology, Law, and Society at Saint Vincent College in Latrobe, Pennsylvania. Her primary areas of research are active and mass shootings and gendered issues, including inceldom. She has authored and edited books including Everyday School Violence and Theories of Crime through Popular Culture. Dr. Daly has partnered with local, state, and federal agencies and organizations to address issues of school violence and crime, and she was recently awarded the first research grant to study the effectiveness of the It's On Us grant program at Pennsylvania colleges and universities. She is also the host of the forthcoming Crime and Culture Talks on YouTube. She lives in Pittsburgh with her smush-face dogs, Piggy and PorkChop and indulges in bad television to escape the annoyances of academia.
Editorial Board Members
Joan Lobo Antunues, PhD
Department of Sociology,
Anthropology, and Criminal Justice
Towson University
Areas of Expertise: Youth Violence; Neighborhoods; Victimization; Immigration; Criminological Theory; Gender; Juvenile Delinquency; Antisocial Behavior
Hollie Nyseth Brehm, PhD
Department of Sociology
The Ohio State University
Areas of Expertise: Genocide; Atrocity Crimes; Perpetration; Reentry and Reintegration; Transitional Justice; International Criminal Justice
Andrew P. Davis, PhD
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
North Carolina State University
Areas of Expertise: Human Rights, Political Sociology, Global Sociology, Organized Violence, Guns and Society
Jared R. Dmello, PhD
College of Criminal Justice
Sam Houston State University
Areas of Expertise: Terrorism; Political Violence; Social Network Analysis; Extremism; Race and Ethnicity; Program Evaluation; Security; International; Quantitative Methods; Mixed Methods
Emma E. Fridel, PhD
College of Criminology and Criminal Justice
Florida State University
Areas of Expertise: Mass Murder and Mass Shootings; School Shootings; Gun Ownership and Legislation; Community Context; Quantitative Methods
Emily Greene-Colozzi, PhD
School of Criminology and Justice Studies
University of Massachusetts Lowell
Public Mass Shootings, Situational Crime Prevention, Rational Choice and Behavioral Perspectives, School Shootings, Environmental Criminology, Open-Source Methodology, Terrorism
Jeff Gruenewald, PhD
Department of Sociology and Criminology
University of Arkansas
Areas of Expertise: Murder; Terrorism; Violent Extremism; Hate Crime; Media; Homeland Security
Murat Haner, PhD
Department of Criminology
University of South Florida
Areas of Expertise: Radicalization; Fear of Terrorism; Religious Extremism; ISIS; Al-Qaeda; Women and Terrorism; Public Opinion on Terrorism
Cheryl Lero Jonson, PhD
Department of Criminal Justice
Xavier University
Areas of Expertise: School Shootings; Civilian Responses to Active Shooting Incidents; Psychological Impacts of Active Shooter Training; Public Opinion; Correctional Rehabilitation; Quantitative Methods
Rachel Kalish, PhD
Department of Sociology and Criminology
SUNY College at Old Westbury
Areas of Expertise: Gender-based Violence;
Aggrieved Entitlement; Sexuality; Sexting
Mia Kelly, PhD
Criminal Justice Program
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
Areas of Expertise: Gender-Based Violence; Intimate Partner Violence; Media; Intersectionality; Qualitative Content Analysis; Mixed Methods
Eric Madfis, PhD
School of Social Work and Criminal Justice
University of Washington Tacoma
Areas of Expertise: School Violence; Mass and School Shootings; Multiple Homicide; School Discipline and the School-to-Prison Pipeline; Critical Criminology; Gender and Violence; Hate Crime and Supremacist Groups; Qualitative and Mixed Methods
Hunter Martaindale, PhD
Advanced Law Enforcement
Rapid Response Training (ALERRT)
Texas State University
Areas of Expertise: Active Shooter; Law Enforcement Decision Making; Use of Force; Law Enforcement Training; Quantitative Methods
A. Dirk Moses, PhD
Department of Political Science
The City College of New York CUNY
Areas of Expertise: Genocide; Mass Violence, International Law; History; Crimes Against Humanity; War Crimes
Christine Sarteschi, PhD, LCSW
Department of Social Work & Criminology Chatham University
Areas of Expertise: Mass Violence; Serial Homicide; Extremism; Serious Mental Illness; Mentally Ill Offenders; Mass Violence Prevention; Sovereign Citizens
Jason R. Silva, PhD
Department of Sociology & Criminal Justice
William Paterson University
Areas of Expertise: Mass Shootings; Terrorism & Extremist Violence; School Violence; Gun Violence Prevention; Media & Crime
Melissa Sloan, PhD
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA
Areas of Expertise: Victimization; Violence; Criminological Theory; Inequality; Health; Development; Punishment; Race; Quantitative Methods; Qualitative Methods
Jillian Turanovic, PhD
College of Criminology and Criminal Justice
Florida State University
Areas of Expertise: Victimization; Violence; Criminological Theory; Inequality; Health; Development; Punishment; Race; Quantitative Methods; Qualitative Methods
