Joseph Sorgini

Dr. Joseph Sorgini is an Assistant Professor of Criminology at Immaculata University's Department of Civic Engagement and Leadership. He teaches undergraduate courses including Introduction to Sociology, Serial Killers, Homeland Security, and Criminal Law. As program director, he developed and leads the Master of Science in Criminal Justice program while advising criminology students.

Education:

• Doctor of Public Administration, West Chester University
• M.S. Criminal Justice (Homeland Security), Saint Joseph's University

Research Focus:

Dr. Sorgini investigates critical issues in criminal justice systems through five primary lenses:

• Cybercrime dynamics and digital forensics
• Law enforcement drone applications
• Juvenile delinquency patterns
• Mental health interventions in justice systems
• Prevention and analysis of mass shootings

His publication trends show strong emphasis on emerging technologies in crime, particularly the intersection of cyber operations and traditional criminal behavior as seen in his 2025 cybercrime analysis.

Professional Leadership:

• Created Immaculata's online criminology course infrastructure
• Developed Homeland Security certificate programs at Montgomery County Community College
• Served as elected Constable for Towamencin Township