Carleen Vincent Robinson

Dr. Carleen Vincent-Robinson is a Teaching Professor in the Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice and Associate Dean for Student Success and Engagement at Florida International University's Steven J. Green School of International and Public Affairs. She manages academic advising, career readiness, curricular changes, and community engagement initiatives while maintaining faculty credentialing and leadership development programs.

• Ed.D. in Higher Education (Florida International University, 2016)
• M.A. in Sociology (University of Miami, 2010) with concentrations in criminology and race/ethnicity
• M.S. in Criminal Justice (Florida International University, 2004)
• J.D. (Louisiana State University, 2001)
• B.A. in English Professional Writing (Baylor University, 1998)

Her research focuses include academic misconduct, domestic violence, intimate partner violence, race/ethnic relations, and leadership dynamics, with particular attention to their intersections in criminal justice contexts. She also prioritizes student success initiatives and course accessibility improvements.

Dr. Vincent-Robinson holds significant administrative roles including:

• Chair of the Public Policy and International Affairs Program Board
• President of Crime Stoppers of Miami-Dade and the Keys
• Criminal Justice Faculty Discipline Coordinator for Florida Department of Education
• Peer evaluator for Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission
• Grant reviewer for Office of Violence Against Women applications