Ashley Appleby
Ashley Appleby
Assistant Professor, Criminal Justice
Endicott College
School of Social Sciences, Communication, and Humanities
Contact
Office Hours
M/W 12-1pm; TH 2-4pm
Profile
Ashley M. Appleby, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice. She received her Ph.D. and M.A. in Criminal Justice from Rutgers University, Newark - School of Criminal Justice and her B.A. in Criminal Justice and Psychology from Quinnipiac University. Her research interests include the incarceration experience and conditions of confinement as they relate to higher education in prison.
Education
Rutgers University, Newark
Ph.D.
School Of Criminal Justice
2023
Courses
CJ100, Introduction to Criminal Justice
CJ302, Research Methods
Accomplishments
Awards
- 2022 University Committee on Diversity, Race, and Gender Dissertation Fellowship Award. Rutgers University.
- 2022 Dean’s Dissertation Fellowship. Rutgers University, Newark – The Graduate School.
- 2021 Faculty Learning Community on Critical Digital Pedagogy. P3 Collaboratory. Rutgers University.
- 2020 Open and Affordable Textbooks Award. Rutgers University Libraries.
Publications
- Appleby, A.M. Pedagogy, course design, and student engagement: Instructor preparations for teaching in the correctional environment. Journal of Criminal Justice Education. doi: 10.1080/10511253.2023.2253128
- Appleby, A. M. (White Paper Report). Pell implementation for incarcerated students: An evaluation of regulations and recommendations for metrics to inform higher education in prison programs.
- Appleby, A. M. Prison education: The history and operation of prison education programs today. In Conyers, A., Lynn, V., and Leigey, M. (Eds.), Mass Incarceration in the 21st Century: Realities and Reflections. Routledge.