Chairperson and Associate Professor, Justice Studies
Dr. Salvatore joined the faculty of Montclair State University in the fall of 2011. He received his PhD in Criminal Justice from Temple University. Before joining Montclair State University he was a research assistant at Temple University where he worked in the following areas: program evaluations of therapeutic communities and juvenile drug courts, a study examining the effectiveness of using Juvenile Assessment Centers for STI screening and treatment in Hillsborough County Florida, and the implementation of evidence based practices in criminal justice settings.
Dr. Salvatore is currently working on projects examining the influence of emerging adulthood on offending and public perceptions of the criminal justice system.
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About Christopher Salvatore
Dr. Salvatore joined the faculty of Montclair State University in the fall of 2011. He received his PhD in Criminal Justice from Temple University. Before joining Montclair State University he was a research assistant at Temple University where he worked in the following areas: program evaluations of therapeutic communities and juvenile drug courts, a study examining the effectiveness of using Juvenile Assessment Centers for STI screening and treatment in Hillsborough County Florida, and the implementation of evidence based practices in criminal justice settings.
Dr. Salvatore is currently working on projects examining the influence of emerging adulthood on offending and public perceptions of the criminal justice system.
| Present | Chairperson and Associate Professor, Montclair State University ‐ Justice Studies | |
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| PhD, Temple University ‐ Criminal Justice | ||
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