Resume

• 2012

  I volunteered to work in the Employment Exchange Program at the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting since 2012.

  Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences

  Volunteer

  partner with Community Collaborations International to help the homeless

  Mississippi

  Higher Education

  Public Speaking

  Microsoft Office

  English

  Spanish

  Microsoft Excel

  Data Analysis

  Research

  Critical Thinking

  SPSS

  Microsoft Word

  Statistics

  PowerPoint

  Community Outreach

  Teaching

  Teamwork

  Customer Service

  Is bad stronger than good? The impact of police-citizen encounters on public satisfaction with the police

  Ling Ren

  Yudu Li

  Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies and Management.

  Is bad stronger than good? The impact of police-citizen encounters on public satisfaction with the police

  Bouffard Leana

  Immigrants as victims: Examining the function of assimilation.

  Jihong Solomon Zhao

  Acculturation and fear of crime among Hispanics

  Jihong Solomon Zhao

  Ling Ren

  Location-Based Fear of Crime: A Case Study in Houston

  Texas.

  Although research has been conducted regarding policing in China and the United\nStates

  few researchers have compared and contrasted the similarities and differences\nbetween policing in the two countries. In our study

  we examined how overextended\nworking hours can impact a police department's officers and personnel as well as\naffect the physical and psychological health that impairs the safety of police and the\npublic in China and the United States. Given that Karoshi (death from overwork)\namong a variety of occupational groups is commonly recognized in Japan

  China

  and\nother countries

  the authors contend that the problem also exists in policing—one of\nthe most public working groups; thus

  this issue should be of great public concern that\nwarrants further examination and discussion.

  Comparing Police Overwork in China and the United States: An Exploratory Study of Death from Overwork (\"Karoshi\") in Policing.

  Develop a model for routine measurement of the productivity of HPD’s proactive investigation units.

  Fei

  Luo

  Texas A&M International University

  Sam Houston State University

  Teaching and doing research

  Texas A&M International University

  Sam Houston State University

  Huntsville

  TX

  Course: Criminology

  Foundamentals of Criminal Law

  Instructor

  Graduate Student

  Criminal Justice and Criminology

  Penn State University

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

  Criminal Justice and Criminology

  Sam Houston State University

  Adult First Aid/CPR/AED

  American Red Cross

• 2009

  ACJS

  ASC

  English

  Chinese

  Master’s Degree

  Criminal Law

  Nanjing University

• 2005

  Bachelor’s Degree

  Law

  Nanjing University of Science and Technology