Mckenzie Wood
Biographic Data
| ID | 3889123 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mckenzie Wood |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mckenzie |
| FAMILY NAME | Wood |
| SIGNATURE | WOOD M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Weber State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6760-8366 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Examining the Knowing–Doing Gap in Sexual Assault Prevention Education
Sexual assault is a prevalent and deeply troubling issue in Utah—one that affects communities and individuals throughout the state. In response, several programmes have been developed and implemented in both community and institutional settings, aiming to provide evidence-based education to prevent sexual assault. This study examined the knowing–doing gap among sexual assault prevention facilitators to understand whether practitioners understand …
Pen Pals and Pedagogy
Often considered a lost art, letter writing can be a useful instrument that allows college students to make connections with the subjects they study in the classroom. Although most social institutions have become digital and conduct the majority of their communications through paperless mechanisms, handwritten letters remain a primary mode of communication in correctional facilities (detention centers, jails, and prisons). This communication can …
Cycles of Neglect
Historically, American correctional institutions were designed for men. An increase in incarcerated females has required states to grapple with issues related to menstrual hygiene, including menstrual cycles. While the federal government requires that women and persons who menstruate in federal prisons be supplied with minimal menstrual hygiene supplies, there is no such mandate for menstruators incarcerated in state prisons. We conducted a revie…
Assessing the Impact of a High Impact Practice
Common high-impact practices include a diverse menu of curricula. One practice growing in popularity is the shared learning experience. Shared learning is an extension of the learning community concept, designed to have a common theme prevail through several courses, assignments, or semesters. This study discusses the application of a shared learning experience using the renowned podcast Serial. Survey data collected from criminal justice student…
Employee variables influencing ‘Run Hide Fight’ policy knowledge retention and perceptions of preparedness in the hospital setting
Assessing Student Attitudes Toward Sexual Assault by Using a Mock Trial
Despite the prevalence of sexual assault on college campuses, college students’ views regarding rape continue to be an understudied area. Using criminal justice and sociology students who either attended a mock sexual assault trial or viewed the trial video in their class, this study examined students’ attitudes toward rape and rape myth acceptance. Surveys assessed what students believed the verdict should be and why, along with questions surrou…
Making and Breaking Careers
With an increasing number of students entering criminal justice programs across the country, the majority of students are looking to pursue a career in law enforcement. While many students graduate college equipped for the law enforcement job market, some are unprepared for the scrutiny and depth the law enforcement hiring process requires. Using LEMAS data and a content analysis, this article reviews local and federal law enforcement agency webs…
Newspaper Accounts of Racial Profiling
There is both speculation and debate surrounding the prevalence of racial profiling in the United States. Since most people do not directly experience this problem themselves, many rely on information provided to them by various media sources (including newspapers). This study investigates trends in the presentation of racial profiling by three major American newspapers. A content analysis of newspaper articles from 1986 to 2010 reveals the frequ…
Newspaper Accounts of Racial Profiling
There is both speculation and debate surrounding the prevalence of racial profiling in the United States. Since most people do not directly experience this problem themselves, many rely on information provided to them by various media sources (including newspapers). This study investigates trends in the presentation of racial profiling by three major American newspapers. A content analysis of newspaper articles from 1986 to 2010 reveals the frequ…
Newspaper Accounts of Racial Profiling
There is both speculation and debate surrounding the prevalence of racial profiling in the United States. Since most people do not directly experience this problem themselves, many rely on information provided to them by various media sources (including newspapers). This study investigates trends in the presentation of racial profiling by three major American newspapers. A content analysis of newspaper articles from 1986 to 2010 reveals the frequ…
Making and Breaking Careers
With an increasing number of students entering criminal justice programs across the country, the majority of students are looking to pursue a career in law enforcement. While many students graduate college equipped for the law enforcement job market, some are unprepared for the scrutiny and depth the law enforcement hiring process requires. Using LEMAS data and a content analysis, this article reviews local and federal law enforcement agency webs…
Assessing Student Attitudes Toward Sexual Assault by Using a Mock Trial
Despite the prevalence of sexual assault on college campuses, college students’ views regarding rape continue to be an understudied area. Using criminal justice and sociology students who either attended a mock sexual assault trial or viewed the trial video in their class, this study examined students’ attitudes toward rape and rape myth acceptance. Surveys assessed what students believed the verdict should be and why, along with questions surrou…
Employee variables influencing ‘Run Hide Fight’ policy knowledge retention and perceptions of preparedness in the hospital setting
Assessing the Impact of a High Impact Practice
Common high-impact practices include a diverse menu of curricula. One practice growing in popularity is the shared learning experience. Shared learning is an extension of the learning community concept, designed to have a common theme prevail through several courses, assignments, or semesters. This study discusses the application of a shared learning experience using the renowned podcast Serial. Survey data collected from criminal justice student…
Pen Pals and Pedagogy
Often considered a lost art, letter writing can be a useful instrument that allows college students to make connections with the subjects they study in the classroom. Although most social institutions have become digital and conduct the majority of their communications through paperless mechanisms, handwritten letters remain a primary mode of communication in correctional facilities (detention centers, jails, and prisons). This communication can …
Cycles of Neglect
Historically, American correctional institutions were designed for men. An increase in incarcerated females has required states to grapple with issues related to menstrual hygiene, including menstrual cycles. While the federal government requires that women and persons who menstruate in federal prisons be supplied with minimal menstrual hygiene supplies, there is no such mandate for menstruators incarcerated in state prisons. We conducted a revie…
Examining the Knowing–Doing Gap in Sexual Assault Prevention Education
Sexual assault is a prevalent and deeply troubling issue in Utah—one that affects communities and individuals throughout the state. In response, several programmes have been developed and implemented in both community and institutional settings, aiming to provide evidence-based education to prevent sexual assault. This study examined the knowing–doing gap among sexual assault prevention facilitators to understand whether practitioners understand …
Political science (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Criminal justice (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Criminology (3 works) · Economic Justice (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works)