Dr. Hannah Scott
Title: Associate Professor
Research interests: Victimology, statistics, homicide and serial murder.
Supervision Areas: Victimology (victims of all kinds including, but not limited to, victims of crime); Homicide Studies; Sociological aspects of psychopathic behaviour; Environment and crime; Statistics; Research methods.
Biography
Dr. Hannah Scott is a founding faculty member of UOIT. She received her undergraduate degrees (Psychology and Sociology) from McMaster University and her Masters (Sociology) from the University of Guelph.Her doctorate is from the University of Alberta (Sociology) and her specializations include victimology, statistics, and homicide, crime prevention through environmental design, and is a leading authority on serial murder.
She has worked in the US and Canada on several inter-agency initiatives. Dr. Scott also serves as the current Vice-President of the UOIT Faculty Association until 2010.
Links of interest
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