Ron Wright, J.D.
Professor of Law · Wake Forest University
Wright is a former trial attorney with the U.S. Department of Justice who empirically researches prosecutors and criminal procedure.
Empirical Research Presecution Evidence Jury Selection White-Collar Criminal Cases
Kami Chavis, J.D.
Associate Provost for Academic Initiatives · Wake Forest University
Chavis’ experience as an Assistant U.S. Attorney informs her expertise on hate crimes, police accountability, and criminal justice reform.
Racial Profiling Police Killings Law Enforcement Criminal Justice Criminal Law
Gregory Parks, J.D., Ph.D.
Associate Dean of Research, Public Engagement, and Faculty Development · Wake Forest University
Parks is a clinical psychologist and lawyer who researches fraternities as well as the relationship between race, bias, and the law.
Garrett Strosser
Associate Professor of Psychology / Chair of Psychology Department · Southern Utah University
Specializing in empirical social psychology research, stigma against mentally ill, and dark triad traits
Cognitive Psychology Culture and Cognition Dark Triad Traits Ethics Forensic Psychology
Christopher Smith
Professor of Criminal Justice · Michigan State University
U.S. Supreme Court scholar whose specific interests include judicial policymaking, constitutional rights and prisoners' rights