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Research Articles and Briefs conducted on Correctional Higher Education and Reducing Recidivism

 

This reference page is a work in progress.  If you have an article you would like to submit to be listed on this page, please email the Pathways Program Director, Patricia Aceves, at paceves@stcloudstate.edu

Topic: Education and Recividism                                                    

An Exploratory Study Between the Big Five and Inmate Recidivism (Clower & Bothwell, 2001)

College Education and Recividism: Educating Criminals is Meritorious (Stevens & Ward, 2997)

Education as Crime Prevention: The Case for Reinstating Pell Grant Eligibility for the Incarcerated (Karpowitz & Kenner, n.d.)

Effect of College programming on Recidivism Rates at the Hampden County House of Correction: A 5-Year Study (Burke & Vivia, 2001)

Impact of Prison Education on Community Reintegration of Inmates: The Texas Case (Fabelo, 2002)

Postsecondary Correctional Education and Recidivism: A Meta Analysis of Research, 1990-1995 (Chappell, 2004)

Prison Education Program Participation and Recividism: A Test of the Normalization Hypothesis (Harer, 1987)

Three-State Recidivism Study (Steurer, Smith & Tracy, 2001)

Topic: Assessment and Benefits of Correctional Education

Assessing Correctional Education Programs: A Student's Perspective (Tewsbury & Stengel, 1986)

Assessing Correctional Rehabilitation: Policy, Practice, and Prospects (Cullen & Gendreau, 2000)

Barriers to Inmate Education: Factors Affecting the Learning Dynamics of a Prison Education Program (Batchelder & Koski, 2002)

Benefits of Correctional Education (Hrabowski & Robbi, 2002)

College Admissions Opportunities and the Public Offender (McCabe & Driscoll, 1971)

College for the Incarcerated: Funding Alternatives for Maryland Postsecondary Correctional Education (Karpowitz, 2006)

Comparing Academic Achievement of Inmates with Regional Campus Student Populations in Economics Courses (Brahmasrene, 2001)

Correctional Education: Characteristics of Academic Programs Serving Incarcerated Adults (Foley & Gao, 2004)

Correctional Education Programs Serving Incarcerated Juveniles: A Status Report (Foley & Gao, 2002)

Education as Crime Prevention: Providing Education to Prisoners (Center on Crime, Communities, and Culture, 1997)

Perceptions of Inmate Students' Ability to Succeed (Edwards-Willey & Chivers, 2005)

Postsecondary Education in the Prisons (Hamline University, 1997)

Prison, College, and the Paradox of Punishment (Karpowitz, 2005)

Prison(er) Education  (Reuss, 1999)

Should Prisoners Have Access to Collegiate Education:  A Policy Issue (Taylor, 1994)

Teaching Strategies for the Self-Actualized Correctional Educator (Zaro, 2002)

What Works in Reducing Criminality (McGuire, 2000)

Topic: Project Newgate

Project Newgate to Be Tested at Youth Center (1969)

Project Newgate: The First Five Years (Clendenden, Ellingston, & Severson, 1979).