Dr. Ashley Farmer
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Biography
Dr. Ashley Farmer is an Associate Professor in the Department of Criminal Justice Sciences. Originally from Kentucky, Dr. Farmer completed her Ph.D. at the University of Delaware in 2016. Her primary areas of research are in policing, specifically police-community relations, and how technology impacts this relationship. For example, her dissertation examined the reasons why citizens record the police, police officer responses to being recorded by the public, and police and public perceptions of body worn cameras. She has also researched pets and disasters, specifically evacuation and sheltering of companion animals.
Current Courses
CJS 207.001 Contemporary Policing in America
CJS 207.002 Contemporary Policing in America
CJS 499.012 Independent Research For The Master's Thesis
CJS 287.012 Independent Study
CJS 400.012 Independent Study
CJS 402.001 Issues In Justice
CJS 291.013 Undergraduate Teaching Experience In Criminal Justice Sciences
CJS 499.002 Independent Research For The Master's Thesis
CJS 400.006 Independent Study
Research Interests & Areas
Police-Community Relations, Citizen Journalism, Surveillance and Technology in Policing, International/Comparative Policing, Disasters and Environmental Crime