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Jeb Booth serves as a Professor in the Department of Criminal Justice at Salem State University, based in Harrington Building Room 314. He can be contacted via email at jeb.booth@salemstate.edu or telephone at 978.542.7194, and teaches undergraduate courses including CRJ 215 (Criminal Justice Statistics), CRJ 220 (Theories of Crime and Justice), CRJ 301 (Community Corrections), CRJ 325 (Juvenile Justice), CRJ 400 (Research Methods), and CRJ 540 (Criminal Justice Capstone), alongside graduate courses such as CRJ 704 (Juvenile Delinquency and Justice), CRJ 710 (Community Corrections), and CRJ 810 (Advanced Research Methods in Criminal Justice).
His research interests center on Criminal Justice and Criminology, with specialized expertise in Juvenile Justice systems, Community Corrections methodologies, Criminal Justice Statistics applications, and advanced Research Methods. This focus is evidenced by his instructional leadership in both foundational and graduate-level courses addressing statistical analysis, delinquency theories, and correctional practices within justice frameworks.
