Faculty
Stuart Wilson
Department Head; Research Fellow, Collaborative Centre for Justice and Safety; Associate Professor, Department of Economics
PhD (Queen's University at Kingston)
Office: CL 343.1
E-mail: Stuart.Wilson@uregina.ca
Phone: (306) 585-4038
Website: https://www.uregina.ca/arts/justice-studies/faculty-staff/faculty/wilson-stuart.html
Research interests
Demographic Change and Public Policy; Crime, Corrections and Public Safety; Savings, Investment, and Economic Growth.
Muhammad Asadullah
Assistant Professor
Office: CL 343.2
E-mail: Muhammad.Asadullah@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-585-4035
Website: http://uregina.ca/~asadullah/
Current classes
JS 318-001 Restorative and Community Justice; JS 316 - Mediation and Dispute Resolution; JS 319 - Criminological Theories; JS 419 - Advanced Seminar in Criminal Justice
Research interests
His research interests include decolonization, restorative justice, conflict resolution, village courts, peacemaking criminology, indigenous justice and contemplative justice.
Gloria DeSantis
Associate Professor
PhD (University of Regina); MA (University of Waterloo); BA Hons (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Office: CL 327
E-mail: Gloria.Desantis@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-585-5066
Pronoun(s): she/her
Research interests
- nonprofit sector, public policy advocacy in Canada
- social justice
- mixed methods and participatory action research
- community engagement in public policy making
- knowledge creation from the ground up
- geographic analyses of nonprofits and their justice advocacy work.
David Flomo
Lecturer
MPH, MSW, RSW
Office: CL 343.3
E-mail: David.Flomo@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-585-5237
Current classes
JS 291-001- Professional Communications and Writing; JS 490-398 Practicum II
Research interests
Research areas include:
- Behavioural health
- Fathers with mental health condition and their family relationships
- Minority and immigrant families psychosocial well-being
- International students psychosocial well-being
- Post-war experiences of immigrants and their psychosocial functioning
James Gacek
Assistant Professor
Office: CL 331
E-mail: James.Gacek@uregina.ca
Current classes
JS 240-001 The Criminal Justice System; JS 412-001 Environment and Justice; JS 440-001 Advanced Issues in Corrections and Community Justice; JS 460-001 Discrimination and Justice
Hirsch Greenberg
Instructor Emeritus
MSW (University of Regina)
E-mail: Hirsch.Greenberg@uregina.ca
Research interests
- Restorative Justice
- Violence Intervention
- Victim Intervention
Nick Jones
Professor; Executive Director, Canadian Institute for Public Safety Research and Treatment
BA (University of Calgary); MSc (San Joese State University); PhD (University of Calgary)
E-mail: Nick.Jones@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-337-2387
Pronoun(s): he/him
Research interests
- restorative justice
- policing, genocide
- PTSI
Heather Nord
Office: CL 333
E-mail: Heather.Nord@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-585-4055
Current classes
JS 100 - Introduction to Justice Studies; JS 230 - Introduction to Canadian Law; JS 332 - Law and Society
Rick Ruddell
Professor; Law Foundation of Saskatchewan Chair in Police Studies
BA (University of Saskatchewan); BSW (University of Regina); MCJ (New Mexico State University); PhD (University of Missouri-St. Louis)
Office: CL 335
E-mail: rick.ruddell@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-337-8541
Fax: 306-585-4815
Website: http://www.rickruddell.com/
Current classes
JS 443-397 Human Service Agency Organization, Administration & Leadership
Staff
Corie Smith
Administrative Assistant
Office: CL 343
E-mail: corie.smith@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-585-4779
Fax: 306-585-4815
Additional information
Corie is the Administrative Support Staff for the Department of Justice Studies. She works with students, professors and colleagues from our Faculty and the broader University community., She responds to in-person, telephone and email inquiries including regular monitoring of the Faculty’s general email account; schedules student appointments for academic advising; answers inquiries related to course registration procedures and assists students with in person and on-line registration, including instructing them on special registration permissions; assists with the development and delivery of material, forms, and information pertaining to the Department; and delivers support and service as appropriate advising and directing students to the best possible resources.