Higher Degree Research students
Completed Doctorates
| Dr Tess Bartlett Thesis title: Imprisoned primary carer fathers in Victoria and their experiences of arrest and imprisonment |
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Dr Tim Warton Thesis title: The development of a criminal identity amongst adolescent males |
| Dr Shelley Turner Thesis title: Case management in juvenile justice: clients’ perspectives |
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Dr Philippa Evans Thesis title: Challenging pro-criminal attitudes and behaviours of juvenile offenders |
| Dr Alannah Burgess Thesis title: ‘The invisible barrier’: Mental illness as a mediator of mothers’ participation in the Victorian Criminal Justice System |
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| Dr Susan Baidawi Thesis title: An integrated exploration of psychological distress among older prisoners |
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| Dr Catherine Flynn Thesis title: Waiting for mum: The impact of maternal incarceration on adolescent children |
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Dr Cath Powell Primary Supervisors: Professor Chris Trotter |
Dr Che Mohd Nasi Primary Supervisors: Professor Chris Trotter |
Dr Tony Zalewski Primary Supervisors: Professor Chris Trotter |
Doctoral Student Supervision
Members of the CJRC are responsible for the supervision of PhD students via the cross-disciplinary panel model.
If you are interested in undertaking a research degree (PhD or Masters) in a criminal justice related field please email the CJRC.
If you are interested hearing more about how you can be involved as a supervisor, or in establishing or joining an interdisciplinary supervision team, please email the CJRC.
Current Doctoral Candidates
Thesis title: The relationship between the style of professional supervision and practitioner skill development.
Thesis title: “There’s something a little bit different going on out here”: Alcohol and other drug recovery in the urban-rural interface in Victoria, Australia.