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Senior Clinical Instructor Donna Drucker, LCSW-QS, combats social isolation through her workshop, fostering intergenerational connections across communities.

Florida Atlantic’s School of Criminology and Criminal Justice is launching a new minor in forensic investigation led by a former member of the NYPD.

Laisa F. Abreu Rivera, Florida Atlantic’s first post-doctoral fellow in criminology, studies immigration, capital punishment, victimization, and perception.

Each semester, the School of Criminology & Criminal Justice hosts a Capstone Research Symposium, where graduating master’s degree students present the findings from their cumulative research project.

The College of Social Work and Criminal Justice at Ä¢¹½tvÍøÒ³°æ, in collaboration with Florida Atlantic’s Office of Information Technology and Office of Government Relations, is taking a bold step forward...

A new Center for Integrated Recovery and Wellness Studies is launching Spring 2025 at the Phyllis and Harvey Sandler School of Social Work.

Victoria Armand, a first-generation Criminal Justice major from Boca Raton is graduating from FAU’s CoSWCJ with plans to start her own juvenile reentry nonprofit program.

Ten CoSWCJ students received $5,000 fellowships through the Dr. Heidi Schaeffer Resilience, Hope, and Healing Fund to work with community organizations this year.

FAU students studying with Dr. Joy McClellan learned about intergenerational trauma through interviews with Holocaust survivors this fall.