Jackie Schneider
Associate Professor of Criminology

Dr. Schneider received her doctorate from the University of Cincinnati and her Master’s in Public Administration from The Ohio State University.  For six years, she has been teaching and conducting research in England.  Her work on stolen goods markets, The Market Reduction Approach, has been put forward as best practice in England and Wales and has attracted interest by policy makers in Chile.  She was the first recipient of the Home Office’s Innovative Research Challenge Grant.  Prior to her work in England, Dr. Schneider taught undergraduate courses at universities in the United States, receiving an outstanding teaching award.  She has authored several papers and chapters in books on gangs and stolen goods markets.

Research Interests:
Crime prevention and reduction, stolen goods markets, illegal trade in endangered flora and fauna, gun crime, and international/comparative crime and justice.

Areas of Expertise:

Crime reduction and prevention
Stolen goods markets
Illicit trade in endangered species
Police problem solving
Policing
International and comparative criminology/criminal justice

Courses Offered:
Crime Prevention; Comparative Criminal Justice; Law Enforcement; Survey of Criminal Justice Systems