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Zerita Hall is a Distinguished Senior Lecturer at the University of Texas at Arlington, holding appointments in both the Criminology and Criminal Justice Department and the School of Social Work. With over 20 years of experience in criminal justice and social work, she focuses on marginalized communities, re-entry programs, and ethical practices. Her expertise spans corrections, juvenile justice, forensic social work, and gerontology.
Education:
- PhD in Religious Philosophy (Integrity Seminary, 2019)
- MSW in Social Work (University of Texas at Arlington, 2012)
- BA in Criminal Justice (University of Louisiana Monroe, 1999)
Research & Teaching: Dr. Hall teaches courses on criminal justice ethics, institutional corrections, and juvenile justice systems. Her research emphasizes ethical practices in corrections, re-entry strategies, and forensic social work. She integrates practical experience into her teaching, informed by her career as a parole officer, therapist, and certified re-entry counselor.
Awards:
- Recipient of the Student Graduating Military Veteran Recognition (2019)
Professional Affiliations: Licensed Master Social Worker (Texas), Sex Offender Therapist, and certified Life Coach. She also holds extensive certifications from the Texas Department of Criminal Justice and the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement.
Engagement: Active in community service through roles like Executive Director of the Ladies' Society and volunteer initiatives. She emphasizes student success through contextualized learning and enrichment opportunities.
