Professor Kristine Mullendore, JD is a former Assistant Kent County Prosecutor who
has been a member of the School of Criminal Justice/Legal Studies Program faculty since
August of 1995. Her research and scholarship interests are varied and include diversity
in the legal profession, civil law issues surrounding catastrophic terrorism, violence
against women, and the sexual abuse of female inmates. She is actively engaged in a
faculty leadership positions for the GVSU faculty in the Academic Senate and was awarded
a Pew Teaching Excellence Award in 2005.

Criminal Justice

Getting Tenure and Redressing Denial, A Guide to Surviving A Career in Academia: Navigating the rites of passage (2011)
 
The Courts, Justice and Society: An Introduction (2011)
 
Considerations Surrounding Tenure Denial, American Society of Criminology 2009 Annual Meeting (2009)
 
Teaching Computer Aided Legal Research to Criminal Justice Students (with Ruth Stevens), Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences 2009 Annual Meeting (2009)
 
A Leaderhip Approach to Criminal Justice Education: Developing Tomorrow's Decision Makers (with Brian Kingshott, Frank Hughes, and Johan Prinsloo), Criminal Justice Studies (2008)
 

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