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Samantha Harvell

 

Hayley Daglis

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

Kathleen Rupp

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

Sarah Boxx

 

 

 

 

 

 
Sam is a fifth-year student in the joint Psychology-Public Policy MPP/PhD program. She received her MPP from the Georgetown Public Policy Institute in May of 2005. Her main research interests revolve around the study of adolescent development in context with a focus on families and the juvenile justice system. Her dissertation project evaluates how well perceived fairness in interactions with law enforcement, courts and detention personnel predicts attitudes about the legitimacy of law, satisfaction with trial outcomes, acceptance of court decisions, and rule-breaking behavior in a detention facility. Sam received a BA in Psychology from the University of Virginia in 2002.
email Samantha>		   Hayley is a third-year student in the joint Psychology-Public Policy MPP/PhD program. Her research interests include adolescent decision making in legal contexts, juvenile crime, interrogation of juvenile suspects, and police interaction with youth. Her masters project examined the effects of state-mandated high school exit exams on adolescent delinquent behavior using nationwide longitudinal data on high school youth. Currently, she is investigating police strategies for interviewing youth. Hayley received BAs in Psychology and Russian Studies from the University of Virginia in 2004 and an MPP from the Georgetown Public Policy Institute in 2007.
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Kathleen is a junior at Georgetown University, majoring in Psychology and minoring in French. Her interests in children and law attracted her to CRAWL as a research assistant. After college she plans to attend law school and pursue a career in child advocacy.
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  Sarah is a junior in the Georgetown College, double majoring in Psychology and Studio Art. She is currently studying abroad but will return in the summer of 2007 to continue her work as a research assistant at CRAWL. After graduation she hopes to pursue a degree in counseling psychology.
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