Forms, information for prospective student-athletes.
The core faculty are full-time professors who teach Public Justice core and elective courses, advise students, and help in the planning and operation of the Department. Other full time faculty from cooperating departments also teach elective courses that Public Justice students can choose to take. These faculty come from departments such as Anthropology, Chemistry, Counseling and Psychological Services, Political Science, Psychology, and Sociology. This enhances the multidisciplinary character of the program.
Adjunct faculty, professionals who work in the Public Justice field and who have specialized expertise, may offer courses that serve as electives for the Public Justice program.
| Full Time Faculty | Adjunct Faculty |
| Karel Kurst-Swanger,Ph.D | Daniel Cantone |
| Omara Rivera-Vazquez, Ph.D | Marc Greco |
| Margaret Ryniker, J.D. | Thomas Ingram |
| Celia A. Sgroi, Ph.D. | David Owens |
| Thomas Ryan | |
| Visiting Full Time Faculty | Michael Walsh |
| Diane Brand, M.A. | Michael Wurster |
| Christopher Kopacki, M.A. | |
| Department Secretary | |
| Michele Fischetti | |
