Daniel Hennigan

Daniel Hennigan serves as an Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice within the Department of Social Sciences at McNeese State University's College of Liberal Arts. He joined the university in Fall 2022 and teaches core courses including Introduction to Criminal Justice, Criminal Justice Administration and Management, Criminology, Corrections, and Criminal Law.

His educational background features:

• Bachelor’s in Criminal Justice from McNeese State University (2014)
• Master’s in Criminal Justice from McNeese State University (2018)
• Master’s in Educational Administration from Lamar University (2017)
• PhD in Criminal Justice from Liberty University (2024)

Dr. Hennigan's research centers on the relationship between educational environments and criminal behavior, specifically examining how school structures function as crime deterrence mechanisms. This focus emerged from his doctoral dissertation "School Structure as a Mechanism for Crime Deterrence," which analyzed interactions between school communities and criminal activity patterns.

No scientific awards are documented in the available institutional records.

Information regarding graduate student supervision and research funding remains unspecified in university materials.

There are no references to dedicated research laboratories or collaborative academic teams associated with his current position.