Below are theses and dissertations completed by graduates of the University of Nevada Las Vegas Criminal Justice Department.

For the entire collection of UNLV theses and dissertations, visit UNLV Theses, Dissertations, Professional Papers, and Capstones

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Theses/Dissertations from 2022

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Commercial Sexual Exploitation: A Survey of the Knowledge, Concerns, and Training of Transit Personnel in Las Vegas, Nevada, Elena A. Bejinariu

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An Examination of Interactions of U.S. Players with Offshore Gambling Sites and Online Casino Reviews: Are They Offenders or Victims?, Sinyong Choi

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Built Environment, Land Use, and Crime: A Las Vegas Study, Stacey Lynn Clouse

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Crime Attractors in Sin City? A Pre/Post Test of Crime Patterns and Police Enforcement Around Recreational Marijuana Facilities, Joshua Donnelly

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Repeating Patterns: Does Emotional Child Abuse Lead to Intimate Partner Abuse?, Kathryn R. Henry

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Measuring Perceptions of Safety among Staff and Women Clients in a Prison Substance Abuse Program, Jaclyn Parker Keen

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Researcher-Participant Privilege: Confidentiality and Qualitative Criminology, Eric Michael

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To Report or Not to Report: Student Reporting Behaviors of Violent Crimes in Schools, Heather Monaghan

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Trauma on Top of Trauma: How Child Welfare Failures Affect Trafficked Children, Christie J.w. Ra

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Institutional Framings of Domestic Violence by Victim Service Providers: A Qualitative Assessment of Agency Discourse and Knowledge Transmission Using Service Provider Literature and Interviews with Staff, Shon M. Reed

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What You See You Perceive: Public Opinions of Potential Negative Consequences and Support for Officer Body-Worn Cameras, Jordyn Marian Sanders

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What Happens in Vegas: The Influence of Las Vegas on High-Risk Attitudes and Behaviors, Marissa Tiemann