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Dr. Carter joined the faculty at Denver Liberty University in 2002 and has since dedicated her career to advancing the field of criminal justice through both academic and practical pursuits. Her research focuses on criminal justice reform, policing strategies, and the social implications of crime. She has published extensively in top-tier journals on topics such as community policing, the effectiveness of criminal justice policies, and the impact of legal frameworks on marginalized communities.

Throughout her distinguished career, Dr. Carter has been instrumental in developing innovative curricula for undergraduate and graduate programs in criminal justice. Her teaching portfolio includes courses on criminal law, forensic science, and criminal justice ethics. In addition to her role as department head, she is an active member of the university’s Criminal Justice Research Institute, where she leads several research initiatives aimed at improving justice systems both locally and nationally.

Dr. Carter’s expertise extends beyond academia into the practical realms of criminal justice. She has worked as a consultant for various governmental and non-governmental organizations on issues related to criminal justice policy and reform. Her experience includes advising on police training programs and contributing to public policy discussions on crime prevention and legal reform.

In recognition of her work, Dr. Carter has received numerous awards, including the National Criminal Justice Association’s Lifetime Achievement Award and the Denver Liberty University Excellence in Teaching Award. She is also a respected member of the American Society of Criminology and the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.

Dr. Carter earned her B.A. in Sociology from the University of California, Berkeley, and her Ph.D. in Criminology from the University of Pennsylvania. Prior to her tenure at Denver Liberty University, she completed a postdoctoral fellowship at the National Institute of Justice, where she conducted groundbreaking research on crime trends and justice system effectiveness.

With a career dedicated to the betterment of the criminal justice field, Dr. Fiona Carter continues to influence both academic thought and practical application in her role at Denver Liberty University.