Kevin Borgeson

Professional Details

Title	Associate Professor
Department	Criminal Justice
Office	Harrington Building 308
Phone	978.542.7128
Email	kevin.borgeson@salemstate.edu

Recent and Upcoming Courses

CRJ 101	Introduction to Criminal Justice
CRJ 240	Bias Crime
CRJ 250	Introduction to Criminal Investigation Procedures
CRJ 260	Introduction to Forensic Science and Criminalistics
CRJ 355	Corporate, Political Crime and White Collor Crime
CRJ 380	Criminal Profiling
CRJ 520	Internship in Criminal Justice
CRJ 530	Directed Study in Criminal Justice
CRJ 707	Intimate Violence
CRJ 712	Criminal Profiling of Violent Offenders
CRJ 716	Hate Crimes

Professional Biography

I earned my Ph.D. in Sociology from Northeastern University in 2001. I also hold a Master's degree in Sociology from Northeastern University and a bachelor's degree in Sociology from Bridgewater State College.

Professional Interests

Serial Offenders, Profiling, Hate Crimes, and Right Wing Domestic Terrorism

Responsibilities

Undergraduate Courses: Criminal Investigation, Bias Crimes, Corrections and Criminal Profiling

Graduate Courses: Advanced Criminal Profiling, Criminological Theory, and Prisons and Jails

Selected Publications

Books

Valeri, Robin and Kevin Borgeson. (2018). Hate Crimes: Typologies, Motivations and Victims. Carolina Academic Press: Durham, North Carolina.
Valeri, Robin and Kevin Borgeson. (2018). Terrorism in America. Routledge: New York, NY.
Borgeson, Kevin and Robin Valeri. (2017). Skinheads: History, Identity and Culture. Routledge: New York, NY.
Borgeson,Kevin and Kristen Kuehnle(Eds). (2010). Serial Offenders In Theory and Practice. Jones and Bartlett Press:Sudbury,MA
Borgeson, Kevin and Robin Valeri (Eds). (2009). Terrorism In America. Jones and Barlett Press: Sudbury, MA

Selected Presentations

“A Content Analysis of Al-Qaeda Propaganda Via Internet.” Poster Presentation at the Northeastern Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Bristol, RI. June, 2016

”Examining the Impact of Terror Management on Attitudes Toward Affirmative Action.” Poster presented at the meeting of the Association for Psychological Science, Boston, MA. March,2010.

“Demographic Characteristics of Right Wing Domestic Terrorists.” Poster Presentation Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Boston, MA March,13 2009.

“Misdemeanors and Police Discretion.” Paper presented at the meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Seattle, WA. March, 2006.

“Does the Nose Know? Examining the Impact of Scent Identification on Juror Decisions.” Panel at the meeting of the Eastern Psychological Association, Baltimore, MD. April, 2006.