Jaime Alanis
Jaime Alanis
Office: Sierra Hall, room 164
Email: jaime.alanis@csun.edu
Professor Alanis teaches CJS 402 Gangs, and multiple sections of CJS 430 Methods and the 430 Methods Labs. For the Spring 2022 term, Dr. Alanis is teaching CJS 402 Gangs, section 03, ticket # 11459, two sections of CJS 430 Methods, sections 01 & 03, (tickets 04122 and 04278) and the 4 corresponding co-requisite CJS 430L labs, sections 01, 02, 07 and 08 (ticket numbers 04124, 04125, 11445 and 11446).
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Javier Barragan
Javier Barragan
Office: Sierra Hall, room 164
Email: javier.barragan@csun.edu
Professor Barragan teaches CJS 334 Law Enforcement Security. For Spring 2022, Professor Barragan is teaching CJS 334 Law Enforcement Security, section 03, ticket # 11456, a Friday afternoon section.
Cecillia Barron

Cecillia Barron
Office: Sierra Hall, room 164
Email: cecillia.barron@csun.edu
Professor Barron teaches CJS 310 Juvenile Justice, CJS 360 Career Planning in CJS, CJS 418 Gender and Crime, and other CJS courses. Prof. Barron also teaches for CSUN's Sociology Department. For the Spring 2022 term, Prof. Barron is teaching CJS 102 Intro to JS, section 02, ticket # 04096, CJS 310 Juvenile Justice, section 03 (ticket # 04275), CJS 438, Gender and Crime, section 02, ticket # 11462, and CJS 444 Community Corrections, ticket # 04130..
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Raqota Berger
Raqota Berger
Office: Sierra Hall, room 164
Email: raqota.t.berger@csun.edu
Professor Berger teaches CJS 402 Gangs, SBS 320 Social Research and a number of other CJS courses. Professor Berger also teaches for CSUN's Sociology Department. For the Spring 2022 term, Professor Berger is teaching SBS 320 Social Research, section 03, ticket # 04137.
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Jill Biondo
Jill Biondo
Office: Sierra Hall, room 164
Email: jill.biondo@csun.edu
For Spring 2022, Prof. Biondo teaches an ew course. CJS 454GC, Gender and Crime. 454GC, section 01, ticket # 11992.
Kimberly Bonfiglio
Kimberly Bonfiglio
Office: Sierra Hall, room 164
Email: kimberly.bonfiglio@csun.edu
Professor Bonfiglio teaches a number of CJS courses. Professor Bonfiglio also teaches University 100 for the Academic First Year Experience department. For the Spring 2021 semester, Professor Bonfiglio is teaching CJS 350 Criminological Theory, section 01, and CJS 494 E and EE (Internship & Field Experience classes focusing on Community programs).
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Bari Caine-Lomberto
Bari Caine-Lomberto
Office: Sierra Hall, room 164
Email: TBA
Professor Caine-Lomberto is teaching CJS 454RE Reentry Programs, section 01, for the Spring 2021 term.
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Michael Crosswhite
Michael Crosswhite
Office: Live Oak Hall, room 1324
Email: michael.crosswhite@csun.edu
Professor Crosswhite teaches the SBS 320 Social Research class as well as teaching in the Mathematics department. For Spring 2021, Prof. Crosswhite is teaching two sections of SBS 320 Social Research, sect. 01 and 05.
Courtney Echols
Courtney Echols
Email: courtney.echols@csun.edu
Professor Echols area of interest include Race and Ethnicity, Historical Anti-Black Violence, Transitional Justice, Collective Memory, Culture, Social Movements, Policing
Website: CourtneyMEchols.com
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Jordan Grasso
Jordan Grasso
Office: Sierra Hall, room 164
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Professor Grasso teaches CJS 454CP Critical Policing for the Spring 2022 term.
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Brandon Harris
Brandon Harris
Office: Sierra Hall, room 164
Email: brandon.harris@csun.edu
Professor Harris teaches a number of CJS courses. For the Spring 2021 term Prof. Harris is teaching CJS 430 Methods, sect. 04 and the co-requisite labs, sections 10 and 11, as well as CJS 480 Applied Research in CJS, section 02.
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Mitra Hoshiar
Mitra Hoshiar
Office: Sierra Hall, room 164
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Professor Hoshiar will teach CJS 380 Criminological Methods, section 04, class # 12996, and the 2 corequisite labs, CJS 380L, Methods lab, sections 10 and 11, ticket numbers 12996 and 13257 respectively.
Cathrine Jacobsen
Cathrine Jacobsen
Office: Sierra Hall, room 164
Email: cathrine.jacobsen@csun.edu (will be activated soon)
Professor Jacobsen teaches CJS 418 Gender and Crime.
Areas of Interest: Structural criminological processes; Juvenile justice; Youthful prisoners’ rights; Trauma and offending; Punishment policies; Abolitionist, transformative and advocacy informed research; State-sanctioned violence; Critical race; Intersectionality; Restorative practice.
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Beth Jakubanis
Beth Jakubanis
Office: Sierra Hall, room 164
Email: beth.jakubanis@csun.edu
Professor Jakubanis teaches CJS 446 Domestic Violence and other CJS courses. She also teaches for the Sociology Dept. For Spring 2021, Prf. Jakubanis is teaching CJS 446 Domestic Violence, section 01.
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Jose Juarez
Jose Juarez
Office: Sierra Hall, room 164
Email: jose.juarez@csun.edu
Professor Juarez teaches CJS 432 Drugs, Alcohol and Crime, CJS 444 Community Corrections, CJS 446 Domestic Violence, and a number of other CJS courses. For the Spring 2021 term, Professor Juarez is teaching CJS 432 Drugs, Alcohol and Crime, section 01, and CJS 444 Community Corrections, section 01.
Jeremy Karpel
Jeremy Karpel
Office: Sierra Hall, room 164.
Areas of Interest: Criminal Law, Investigative Procedures, Criminal Procedures including Federal & Superior Courts, Defense, Appellate, and Sentencing Issues.
Professor Karpel teaches CJS 320 Introduction to Criminal Law, CJS 422 White Collar Crime and a number of other CJS courses. For the Spring 2021 term, Professor Karpel is teaching CJS 370 CJ Systems, CJS 422 White Collar Crime, and the new class CJS 454CT Criminal Courts.
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Sohyun Kim
Sohyun Kim
Office: Sierra Hall, room 164
Email: sohyun.an@csun.edu
Professor Kim teaches SBS 320 Social Science Research Methods. For Spring 2021, Professor Kim is teaching SBS 320 Social Science Research Methods, section 06.
Sandy Kriegler

Sandy Kriegler
Office: Sierra Hall, room 164
Email: sandy.kriegler@csun.edu
Professor Kriegler teaches CJS 320 Introduction to Criminal Law.
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Leslie Denice Labertew

(Leslie) Denice Labertew
Office: Sierra Hall, room 164
Email: leslie.labertew@csun.edu
Professor Denice Labertew teaches CJS 102 Introduction to CJS, CJS 320 Intro to Criminal Law, CJS 326 Victimology, CJS 452AV Advocacy, and many other CJS courses. For the Spring 2021 term, Professor Labertew is teaching CJS 326 Victimology, section 02, CJS 328 Diversity & Crime, section 01, CJS 370 CJ Systems, section 02, a new course, CJS 452HR Human Rights Crime & CJ, section 01, and CJS 452SC Sex Crimes, section 01.
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Julio Lima
Julio Lima
Office: Sierra Hall, room 164
Email: julio.lima@csun.edu
Professor Lima teaches CJS 340 Ethics in CJS and other CJS courses. He also teaches in the MPA program. For Fall 2020, jhe is teaching 2 sections of CJS 340 Ethics in CJ.
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Dominic Little
Dominic Little
Office: Sierra Hall, room 164.
Email: dominic.little@csun.edu
Megan Mangassarian
Megan Mangassarian
Office: Sierra Hall, room 164
Email: megan.mangassarian@csun.edu
For the fall semester, Professor Mangassarian is teaching two sections of CJS 320 Intro to Crim Law, CJS 326 Victimology, and two sections of CJS 340, Ethics in CJ.
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Kathy Oborn
Kathy Oborn
Office: Sierra Hall, room 164
Email: kathleen.oborn@csun.edu
Professor Oborn teaches the majority of CJS courses. For the Spring 2022 term, Professor Oborn is teaching CJS 102, Intro to CJS, CJS 344 Corrections and 2 sections of CJS 360 Careers Planning.
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Alex Ojeda
Alex Ojeda
Office: Santa Susana Hall, room 306
Email: alex.ojeda@csun.edu
Professor Ojeda teaches CJS 452MO MOSAIC (Mentoring to Overcome Struggles and Inspire Courage) Internship and Field Experience course.
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Craig Renetzky
Craig Renetzky
Office: Santa Susanna Hall, room 411 and Sierra Hall, room 164
Email: craig.renetzky@csun.edu
Professor Renetzky teaches most of the CJS courses and for the department of Political Science as well. For the Spring 2022 semester, Professor Renetzky is teaching CJS 370 CJ Systems, section 1, a double section.
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Crystal Sanchez

Crystal Sanchez
Office: Sierra Hall, room 164
Email: crystal.sanchez@csun.edu
Professor Sanchez teaches CJS 102 Introduction to CJS, CJS 446 Domestic Violence, and other CJS courses. For the Spring 2021 term, Professor Sanchez is teaching 2 sections of CJS 102 (sections 1 and 3),.
Areas of Interest: Forensic Psychology, Domestic Violence, Crime
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Tim Stehr
Tim Stehr
Office: Sierra Hall, room 164
Email: timothy.stehr@csun.edu
Professor Stehr teaches many CJS courses. For the Fall 2021 semester, Prof. Stehr is teaching CJS 344 Corrections and CJS 422 White Collar Crimes.
Trevion Stokes

Trevion Stokes
Office: Sierra Hall, room 164
Email: trevion.stokes@csun.edu
Professor Stokes teaches CJS 360 Career Planning in CJ. For the Spring 2021 term, Prof. Stokes is teaching CJS 360, section 01.
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Jose Torres
Jose Torres
Office: Sierra Hall, room 164
Email: jose.a.torres@csun.edu
For Fall 2021, Prof. Torres is teaching CJS 328, Diversity & Crime, section 02, CJS 370 CJ Systems, section 04, CJS 454IC Immigration and Crime, section 01, and CJS 454MJ Minorities & Justice, section 01.
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Jose Torres is a part-time faculty member in the Department of Criminology and Justice Studies at California State University, Northridge. He received his Bachelor's degrees in Sociology: Criminology and Criminal Justice Emphasis and Central American Studies from California State University, Northridge in 2015 and his master's degree in Social Ecology from the University of California, Irvine in 2018. He also received his Ph.D. in Criminology, Law and Society from the University of California, Irvine in 2021. His research interests focus on the effects of immigration laws and enforcement practices on immigrant parents and their families. Overall, Dr. Torres' research interests focus on people's experiences with the criminal justice system and the immigration system in the United States. He hopes that his research will produce positive changes in laws and in society.
Jaycynda Trifone-Woodruff
Jaycynda Trifone-Woodruff
Office: Sierra Hall, room 164
Email: jaynda.woodruff@csun.edu
Profeesor Trifone-Woodruff teaches several of the CJS classes. For Fall 2021, Professor Trifone-Woodruff is teaching CJS 320 Intro to Crim Law, sections 04, two face to face sections of CJS 340 Ethics in CJS, section 08 & 10, CJS 432 Alcohol, Drugs and Crime, section 02, and CJS 452CY Cybercrime, section 01.
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Richard Weintraub
Richard Weintraub
Office: Sierra Hall, room 164
Email: richard.weintraub@ccsun.edu
Professor Weintraub teaches multiple CJS courses. For Spring 2022, Prof. Weintraub is teaching CJS 344, Corrections.
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Arthur Zverev
Arthur Zverev
Office: Sierra Hall, room 164
Email: arthur.zverev@csun.edu
For Spring 2022, Professor Zverev is teaching CJS 320, Intro to Criminal Law, and CJS 422 White Collar Crime.
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