Daniel Price
Professor

Education

  • Ph.D SUNY Binghamton, Political Science 1996

  • MA University of Texas Austin Government 1990

  • BA University of Michigan Ann Arbor Political Science 1984

Courses Taught

  • Intro to Criminal Justice

  • Theories of Crime

  • Law Enforcement and Society

  • American Judicial Systems

  • Research Methods

  • Hate Crime

  • Terrorism

  • Religious Extremism

  • Crime and Public Policy

Areas of Research

Religion and Crime/Justice

Terrorism

Multinational and International Crime

Publications

Sacred Terror: How Faith Became Lethal, Praeger 2012

Islam Democracy and Human Rights: A Comparative Praeger 1996

Multiple articles and Conference presentations

Community Engagement

  • Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Hampshire County
  • Congregation Bnai Israel Northampton
  • Several advisory boards for high school criminal justice programs

Professional Service

Professional Service and Memberships:

  • American Society of Criminology
  • Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences

Honors and Awards:

  • Fullbright Scholar
  • Kent State Teaching Developmment Scholar
  • STARS GRANT