Christopher Greco

Dr. Christopher Greco is an Assistant Professor and Chair of the School of Criminal Justice at Nipissing University, serving as a full-time faculty member and participating in the Graduate Program. He holds a PhD and MA from the University of Ottawa and a BA from Nipissing University, complemented by a postdoctoral fellowship at the International Centre for Comparative Criminology. His research focuses on criminal justice systems, correctional experiences, and legal responses to issues like child exploitation and ethnocultural offender rehabilitation. Recent work examines older offenders' well-being post-release and the intersection of cybercrime with societal impacts.

Greco’s academic career spans teaching, research leadership in criminology, and contributions to policy analysis. His studies on online child luring, male sex workers, and legislative protections reflect a commitment to understanding complex socio-legal challenges. He has authored/co-authored influential reports for Correctional Service Canada and published in journals such as the International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology.

His advisory roles include chairing the School of Criminal Justice, emphasizing program development and student mentorship. While no specific grants or awards are cited, his work consistently addresses contemporary criminological debates with interdisciplinary rigor.