Robert Resnick

Robert Resnick serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Behavioral Sciences at Fitchburg State University's School of Arts and Sciences. His primary academic affiliation centers on criminal justice education, complemented by significant governance roles at Skidmore College where he chairs the Student Life and Admissions committee and leads the Alumni Board.

His educational foundation includes:

• Master of Laws in Military and Criminal Law, Judge Advocate General’s Legal Center and School (2002)
• Juris Doctor, New England School of Law (1991)
• Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, Skidmore College (1988)

Professor Resnick's scholarly work examines intersections between legal theory and behavioral outcomes in criminal justice systems. His expertise spans military law applications, international legal frameworks, and ethical dilemmas in policing and war crimes prosecution, informed by both academic training and practical enforcement experience.

His external commitments demonstrate institutional leadership beyond campus boundaries, particularly through long-standing service at Skidmore College where he shapes student life policies and alumni engagement strategies. Current office hours for Fall 2025 indicate active teaching responsibilities across seven criminal justice and legal studies courses.