Adjunct Faculty for Prison Education Program George Ackerman, Ph.D., published the following:
The Pillars of Criminal Justice: Practices, Policies, and Procedures; Foundations of Criminology: Crime, Theory, and Justice; Practice of Criminal Procedure: Rights, Redress, and Obligations; Juvenile Justice Policy: System, Process and Reform; The System of Corrections: Innovation, Penal Practice, and Systemic Reform.
Assistant Professor of Nursing Oluwatoyin Akinlade, D.N.P., received a Colorado State University Pueblo School of Nursing D.N.P. Clinical Leadership Award, in recognition for excellence in Scholarship, Leadership, and service.
Clinical Associate Professor of Kinesiology Sara Erdner, Ph.D., as the principal investigator of the research project, awarded a $2,200 Collaborative Research grant from our national association, The Association for Applied Sport Psychology. Dr. Erdner was also accepted into the Association for Applied Sport Psychology LEAD program.
Salazar Rio Grande del Norte Center Director Paul Formisano, Ph.D., presented to the Wright-Ingraham Institute’s summer field course at Colorado College’s Baca Campus on July 8 and helped organize the SLV Conservation and Outdoor Legacy convening at Secretary Ken Salazar’s ranch on July 11. He also ran water education activities at the water fests in Conejos and Costilla counties on July 10 and 17 where he taught elementary-aged students about the importance of the Rio Grande River in our community.
Creative Services Manager Haden Gillespie participated as faculty in the Colorado Springs, Colo., Youth Documentary Academy, a non-profit organization that specializes in helping young people create documentaries over any topic of their choice. He served as a camera tutor/mentor, teaching the kids (aged 14-18) how to use composition, lighting, and blocking as a way to tell a great story.
