Resume

• 2006

  University of Toronto

  University of Guelph-Humber

  University of Guelph-Humber

  University of Toronto

• 2005

  University of Toronto - iSchool

  Humber College

  University of Toronto - iSchool

• 2000

  D Phil

  A Durkheimian analysis of Homicide rates and patterns in South Africa.\n\nAn analysis of homicide patterns from 1948- 2002

  and analysis of students attitudes towards the use of lethal violence\n

  Criminology

  University of KwaZulu-Natal / University of Natal

• 1995

  Anglia Ruskin University

  Toronto

  Canada Area

  Professor of Criminal Justice. Courses include Crime Prevention

  Law

  Ethics

  Thesis supervision. Designs and presents innovative lectures

  including working with community partners in crime prevention. Winner of the League of Excellence Award for Innovative Lecturing\n\nResearch:\nCurrent: The Ubuntu Table: How to create social cohesion through food\n2017: Evaluation of Toronto Police Service Neighborhood Police - A SSRC funded 3 year evaluation of the TPS program across Toronto (Webber

  Thomson

  Ferns

  Brown & Gamble)\n2016: Academic Integrity: The Fool’s Dilemma ( Qaderi

  Alexandre & Thomson)\n2015: 3rd Degree: Interactive crime computer game \n2014: Pilot Study of How Humber College Business Students Research and Collaborate (Fleet & Thomson)\n\nOther Work\nArt projects with L Space Gallery

  Humber College\n2014: Six Word Stories\n2014: Humbird - building with clay\n2015: Murder Mystery - A CSI interactive crime solving game\n2016: Murder Mystery - A CSI interactive crime solving game\n2016: Wrongly Convicted

  Professor Criminology and Policing

  Humber College

  Cambridge

  United Kingdom

  Anglia Ruskin University

• 1990

  Thomson

  University of KwaZulu-Natal

  Sociology

  Lecturer

  Pietermaritzburg Area

  South Africa

  University of KwaZulu-Natal

  Master’s Degree

  Social Science

  University of KwaZulu-Natal / University of Natal

• 1984

  Bachelor of Social Science

  University of KwaZulu-Natal / University of Natal

• critical thinking

  Teaching

  Student Development

  University Teaching

  Criminal Justice

  Student Affairs

  College Teaching

  Curriculum Development

  Public Speaking

  Courses

  Lecturing

  Distance Learning

  Higher Education

  Research

  Inspiring People

  Curriculum Design

  Criminology

  Adult Education

  Academic Administration

  Program Evaluation

  Thomson