If you are interested in flying in or out of San Antonio, we are about 114 miles North. There are plenty of things to do in Austin and we will make arrangements for some group dining opportunities. Looking forward to seeing y'all in October. Consequently, it solicits participation from psychologists, psychiatrists, lawyers, police officers, corrections personnel, social workers, and other professionals involved in the scientific study of the criminal justice system. The Society invites all individuals to attend, present and discuss emerging psychological demands and needs of criminal justice systems.
Presentations are welcome on research, applications, or other useful information.
Please consider sharing your work with us by making a presentation at our conference. Award and Honorarium for the Best Student Paper The Society for Police and Criminal Psychology advocates the academic persuit of excellence in the field of police, criminal and forensic psychology by encouraging the submission of papers in the field by current students who have an interest in research in this area. The Michael Serafino Award is given annually to the best student paper presented at our yearly conference. Papers are judged on scholarship, contribution to the fields of criminal justice and psychology, and the quality of presentation at our annual conference. Generally, paper presentations are judged on their scholarship, contribution to the field of criminal justice studies, and overall presentation at the Society's annual conference.