معرفی
Favian Guertin-Martin is a Professor at Arcadia University, serving as Associate Director of CASAA. He joined the university in 2013 after completing his PhD at Old Dominion University. His research addresses racial justice, corporate crime, and wrongful convictions, with fieldwork supporting the Pennsylvania Innocence Project. He teaches courses on race/crime, victimology, hate crimes, and criminology.
Education
- PhD in Criminology and Criminal Justice, Old Dominion University
- Master of Arts in Criminal Justice, Pennsylvania State University
- Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice, Pennsylvania State University
Research Focus
Guertin-Martin's work centers on systemic inequities in criminal justice, emphasizing American Indian communities, hate crime dynamics, and corporate misconduct. His current project examines the beer industry's criminal practices. Key themes include restorative justice, immigration-crime narratives, and decolonizing criminological frameworks.
Publications reflect consistent engagement with racial disparities, tribal justice, and media representations of crime, with recent expansions into cultural expressions like Indigenous street art.
Student Advising & Service
He mentors graduate/undergraduate researchers, leading collaborative projects presented at national conferences. As faculty advisor for Arcadia's Criminal Justice Society, he fosters student engagement with legal advocacy and social justice initiatives.
