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Brief Introduction
With this relaunching of John Jay in the Media, I'd like to take this opportunity to introduce myself to
you. As the new Director of Media Relations, it's my job to make sure this
email is full of stories that include John Jay students, professors, and
staff sharing their insight, expertise, and research.
In addition, I am here to improve communication with
reporters. If you are approached by media and asked to speak about the
College, please contact me immediately at rrelkin@jjay.cuny.edu, 212-237-8645 or on my cell (text or voice) at 646-369-8988.
It's important to note that my job is more than just
responding to media requests. I want to tell your stories on your terms and
welcome all 'pitches' to tell me what you are doing. We can talk it over,
find the hook and decide where, when, and how best to tell your story.
I have reached out to some of you already and hope to
meet many of you in person in the near future, not just via email and
phone.
Going forward, we plan to share John Jay in the Media on a regular basis.
Thank you,
Richard Relkin
Director of Media Relations
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The Washington Post -
08/20/2018
Karol Mason, president
of John Jay College of Criminal Justice and a former Obama Justice
Department official, discusses what the public thinks criminal justice
means, what it actually means and what it should mean.
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for the Justice
Department. Today, Mason is the president of John Jay College of Criminal Justice
in New York. "When you talk about people
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DC Sunday. “I don’t call
this a white supremacist march,” said John Jay College Professor
Gloria Browne-Marshall. “I call it a march of the
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Nikpour, Spectrum News
NY1 political reporter Grace Rauh and Gloria Browne-Marshall, professor
at John Jay
College
of Criminal Justice.
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The Washington Post -
08/21/2018
Ann Jacobs, director of
the Prisoner Reentry Institute at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice
in New York, said there are many ways in
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a head injury. Dennis
Jay Kenney, a professor at John
Jay College
of Criminal Justice,
said Cincinnati's Taser policy is comprehensive. Axon
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US News & World Report -
08/11/2018
, noted Maria Haberfeld,
a professor of police science at John
Jay College
of Criminal Justice
in New York. Those encounters go unnoticed.
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, dijo la profesora
adjunta en el Departamento de Sociología del John Jay College of Criminal Justice
y autora de When Friendship Hurts: How
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New York Post - 08/4/2018
” said retired NYPD Sgt.
Joseph Giacalone, an adjunct professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
“They could come armed to the teeth
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, community violence —
get wrong,” David Kennedy, a criminologist at John Jay College, previously
told me. “What those folks simply don’t
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tying her to his death.
The Center on Media, Crime, and Justice at John Jay College (CMCJ)
reported that she'd initially been ruled out as a
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NY Daily News - 08/31/2018
these events,” said
Eugene O’Donnell, a professor at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice
and a former cop. “And here you’re taking
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South Jersey - NJ.com -
08/15/2018
interaction as well.
Maria Haberfeld, a professor of
criminal justice at John
Jay College
said the video showed old school police behavior
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of the State Police,
said in a statement. John
Jay Associate Criminal
Justice Professor Jon Shane described the attorney
general's action as
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The New Yorker - 08/2/2018
and letters. Susan Kang,
a professor of political science at John
Jay College, circulated a letter calling for Nixon’s
endorsement, arguing
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New York Post - 08/6/2018
announced that it will
host debate for the Democratic primary candidates for attorney general on
Aug. 28 at John Jay
College
in Manhattan.
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The Washington Post -
08/28/2018
of claims comes from a
report done by criminologists at John
Jay College
of Criminal Justice
in 2011. What that evidence suggests is that
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The Atlanta
Journal-Constitution - 08/31/2018
by the dearth of
available data on these incidents, said Jon Shane, a professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice
in New York.
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The Tennessean - 08/21/2018
Butts, the director of
the Research & Evaluation Center at John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
This can be particularly true for some
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The Epoch Times - 08/28/2018
situations,” said Eugene
O’Donnell, who is a professor at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice,
in a 2016 NBC report. “The only time the
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The Epoch Times - 08/27/2018
that. Moving Forward
Aguilar went on to graduate from John
Jay College
of Criminal justice
majoring in forensic psychology, and now he’s a
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The Epoch Times - 08/22/2018
is a 27-year veteran of
the FBI, an adjunct professor at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice,
and the author of “The Pretender: My Life
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status,” Erica
King-Toler, assistant professor at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice
in New York City, said in an interview with Mic
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The Irish Echo - 08/28/2018
Garda Mary Gallagher, a
native of County Mayo, returned to Ireland recently after spending 12
months studying at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York City
as one of the two 2017-18 McCabe Fellows. She will now work for three
years at Garda headquarters in the Dublin. We reproduce here
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Broadway World - 08/13/2018
). Performances are part
of the CUNY
Dance Initiative and will take place at the Gerald W. Lynch Theater at John Jay College, 524 West
59th
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Broadway World - 08/14/2018
Monday, September 24th
at 7pm at the Gerald W. Lynch Theater at John Jay College. Joining the cast is
Emmy Award nominee Samira Wiley (The
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