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Dr. Stephanie Jane Bennett is a Senior Lecturer in Criminology and Forensic Psychology at the University of Chichester, serving as Programme Coordinator for the BSc Criminology. She holds a PhD in Psychology from the University of Plymouth (2011), an MSc in Crime Science Investigation and Intelligence, and additional postgraduate qualifications in Psychology and Education. Previously, she taught at the University of Portsmouth (2011–2021) and the Open University (2018–present).
Her research focuses on policing practices, child development (including children with disabilities), and the impact of crises on families. Notable projects include studies on pandemic policing, police officer retention, and support systems for children of imprisoned parents. She has collaborated with organizations such as the Police Foundation and charities like YSS (Youth Support Services).
- Key Research Themes: Police legitimacy, organizational stressors, child welfare, cognitive interventions for developmental disabilities.
- Recent Contributions: Authored/co-authored over 20 peer-reviewed articles and policy reports, including work on pandemic response and voluntary police resignations.
Dr. Bennett’s awards include BPS Associate Fellowship (2021) and HEA Fellowship (2011). She advises on forensic interviews, child trafficking investigations, and systemic reviews of policing practices.
