L. Kay Gillespie, Department Chair
PhD: University of Southern California
Weber State University since 1974

Teaches: Criminology, Juvenile Delinquency, Gangs, Penology, Serial Killers, Death Penalty and Comparative Corrections

E-mail: LGillespie1@weber.edu

Michelle E. Heward, Professor
JD: University of Utah
Weber State University since 1995

Teaches: Criminal Law, Juvenile Law, Laws of Evidence, Corrections Law, Laws of Arrest, Search and Seizure, Constitutional Right and Responsibilities

• Field Experience Director

• Alpha Phi Sigma Advisor

E-mail: MHeward@weber.edu

Scott R. Senjo, Associate Professor
PhD: Florida Atlantic University
JD: University of Utah
Weber State University since 2000

Teaches: White Collar Crime, Computer Crime, Research Methods

Email: ssenjo@weber.edu
Home Page: Scott Senjo

Julie A. Buck, Assistant Professor
PhD: Florida State University
Weber State University since 2007

Teaches: Research Methods, Victimology, Introduction to Criminal Justice

Research Interests: Children in the Legal System, Child Interviews, Child Witness Accomodation, Jury Decision Making, Psychological Expert Testimony, Eyewitness Testimony and Identification

E-mail: juliebuck@weber.edu

Brent Horn, Assistant Professor
PhD: Brigham Young University
Weber State University since 2005

Teaches: Introduction to Forensics, Intermediate and Advanced Forensics,
Crime Scene Investigation

E-mail: brenthorn@weber.edu

Bruce Bayley, Associate Professor
PhD: Utah State University
Weber State University since 2007

Teaches: Introduction to Criminal Justice, Juvenile Justice, Theories of Crime and Delinquency, Ethics in Criminal Justice

Research Interests: Juvenile Justice/Delinquency, Improving Law Enforcement/Adolescent Interactions, Corrections

E-mail: bbayley@weber.edu

David Lynch, Professor
JD: Brigham Young University
PhD: State University of New York at Albany
Weber State University since 1999

Teaches: Criminal Courts, Criminal Law, Laws of Evidence, Research Methods, Criminal Justice Management, Law and Social Control

E-mail: dlynch@weber.edu

Samuel Newton, Assistant Professor
JD: Brigham Young University
Weber State University since 2009

Teaches: Comparative CJ Systems, Critical Legal Issues, Terrorism, Law of Evidence and Master's Theories in Crime and Delinquency

E-mail: samuelnewton@weber.edu

Michael Chabries, Assistant Professor/ Coordinator at SLCC
MPA: Brigham Young University

Teaches: Management, Prison Issues, Victimology, Seminar, Masters Planning, Budgeting and Evaluation

E-mail: mchabries@weber.edu

LaVarr McBride, Assistant Professor/ Coordinator at Davis Campus
MSS: Utah State University

Teaches: Corrections, Prison Issues, Victimology, Criminology, Research Methods, and Masters Contemporary Criminal Justice

E-mail: lavarrmcbride@weber.edu