Wally Wojciechowski

Wally Wojciechowski is an Assistant Professor at the Michigan State University School of Criminal Justice, specializing in life-course criminology and quantitative methodology. His research examines the interplay between mental health, substance use, and violence across developmental stages.

• PhD in Criminal Justice, 2018, University of Florida
• MA in Criminal Justice, 2016, University of Florida
• BA in Criminal Justice, 2012, Central Michigan University

Dr. Wojciechowski’s work integrates mental health, substance use, and violence with a focus on adolescent development. His methodological expertise includes longitudinal analysis, mediation processes, and program evaluation, particularly in Michigan and Florida interventions.

His recent publications analyze antisocial personality disorder, self-control, and dual systems modeling in predicting polydrug use and offending behaviors. These studies span journals like Journal of Forensic Sciences and Drug and Alcohol Dependence.

Dr. Wojciechowski has contributed to understanding age-graded differences in behavioral patterns and has designed evaluation frameworks for promotive programs. No scientific awards are listed in the provided data.