Dr. Charles Bell
Assistant Professor
Department of Criminal Justice Sciences
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Biography
Dr. Charles Bell is an assistant professor in the department of Criminal Justice Sciences. Dr. Bell is a recipient of the 2017 American Society of Criminology Ruth D. Peterson Fellowship. His research explores African American students' and parents' perceptions of school discipline, school safety measures, and law enforcement officers.
Research Interests & Areas
School punishment, Policing, Mass Incarceration
Ph D Sociology
Wayne State University
MA School Psychology
Michigan State University
BA Psychology
Wayne State University
Ruth D. Peterson Fellowship
American Society of Criminology
2017
Broadcast Media
Bell, C. Does Suspension Prevent School Violence? New Study Says No (2019)
Journal Article, Academic Journal
Bell, C. The Code of the School: Discipline, Respect, and Survival in Primarily Black High Schools. Journal of Crime and Justice (2019)
Bell, C. Special Needs Under Siege: From Classrooms to Incarceration. Sociology Compass (2016): 698-705.
Bell, C. The Hidden Side of Zero Tolerance Policies: The African American Perspective. Sociology Compass (2015): 14-22.
Journal Article, Professional Journal
Bell, C. School Personnel Training Efforts in Child Psychopharmacology. Journal of Assessment and Evaluation (2015): 43-50.
Newsletter
Bell, C. Poverty to PhD: An Insider Account on Structural Barriers That Affect Impoverished Students of Color. Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Newsletter 4 (2018): 26-28.
Bell, C. Race & Policing: A Legacy of Exclusion, Profiling, and Oppression. Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Newsletter (2017): 71-75.
Newspaper
Bell, C. School suspensions don’t stop violence – they help students celebrate it. The Conversation (2019)
Presentations
Beyond the Bars: Exploring the Lived Experiences of Incarcerated Individuals & Prison Reform Solutions. Facing Race Conference. Race Forward. (2018)
Exploring the School-to-Prison-Pipeline & Parent Rights. Oakland County Parent Expo. Oakland County Black Male Taskforce. (2018)
Opportunities Denied: Advancing Conceptualization of Black School Discipline Disproportionality. American Society of Criminology. (2017)
Grants & Contracts
Exploring Black Students’ and Parents’ Perceptions of School Discipline in Primarily White High Schools. Student Sustainability Committee. Illinois State University. (2018)
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