Kimberly Murray

Dr. Kimberly Murray is an Associate Professor of Sociology, focusing on research areas such as criminal justice, gender studies, military families, and corrections. Her work explores topics like self-efficacy in educational settings, domestic terrorism conviction outcomes, and prison subculture. She has contributed to peer-reviewed journals and encyclopedic works in her field.

Her research interests span the intersection of gender and education, criminological analysis of domestic terrorism, and the sociological dynamics of military families. She has also examined institutional subcultures within corrections systems, emphasizing their impact on rehabilitation and societal reintegration.

Dr. Murray’s publications include analyses of military mothers’ experiences, comparative criminal justice outcomes, and contributions to the Encyclopedia of Corrections. Her work highlights interdisciplinary approaches to understanding complex social issues.