Karen F. Lahm, Ph.D.
Karen Lahm is a Professor of Sociology and is the current Coordinator of the Crime & Justice Studies Program. She teaches in the Sociology and Crime & Justice Studies undergraduate programs, as well as the MPA graduate program. Dr. Lahm's teaching and research interests include criminology, prisons/jails, victimology, research methods, and statistics. She is the recipient of the College of Liberal Arts Oustanding Advisor & Teaching Awards, General Education Teaching Awards, Writing Across the Curriculum Awards, as well as the College of Liberal Arts Outstanding Faculty Award. Students interested in Sociology and/or Crime & Justice Studies (majors and minors) should feel free to contact her.
Curriculum Vitae
Education History
Ph.D. University of Kentucky, December 2001, Sociology
M.A. Wright State University; June, 1997; Applied Behavioral Science
B.A. Wright State University; August, 1995, Sociology
Teaching
Courses Taught:
SOC 2000: Intro. to Sociology
SOC 3210: Sociology of Deviance
SOC 3220: Juvenile Delinquency
SOC 3400: Sociological Analysis
SOC 3410: Research Methods
SOC 3700: Criminology
SOC 3740: Penology & Corrections
SOC 4700: Explaining Crime
SOC 4710: Victimology
ABS 7100: Research Methods I
ABS 7110: Research Methods II
Professional Affiliations/Memberships
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences
American Society of Criminology
Ohio Council of Criminal Justice Education
Midwest Criminal Justice Association