Faculty

Institution

Unit

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Ami Stearns

Coastal Carolina University

Affiliations

College Of Htc Honors

Center For Applied Civic Leadership

Coastal Carolina University

HTC Honors College

College Of Htc Honors

Spadoni College of Education and Social Sciences

Department Of Sociology And Criminal Justice

Department Of Teacher Education

Social Justice Research Initiative

School Of Teacher Education

NoneAmi Stearns is currently serving as a Center For Applied Civic Leadership faculty at Coastal Carolina University.

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Ami Stearns

Coastal Carolina University

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psychology public health qualitative research criminology epidemiology health sciences substance abuse health communication mental health clinical psychology addiction mass communication addiction medicine counseling psychology narrative patient experience addiction treatment mental health interventions news analytics crime analysis homicide risk communication penology baseline correction correctional practice treatment engagement client narratives qualitative findings early recovery fear-based framing styles long-term prisoners social death

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Prison Recipes and Prison Cookbooks. (2024)

Framing Fear: An Analysis of the Fear-Based Framing Styles of Serial Homicide News Articles. Homicide Studies (2023)

Hope MarceauxMichelle N. JeanisAmi E. Stearns

news analyticsfear-based framing stylescrime analysismass communicationcriminologysocial sciencespsychologynarrativehomiciderisk communicationrhetoricmedia studiesjournalismcontent analysis

Constructing the Gendered Body in Prison Cookbooks. Food Culture & Society (2021)

Women’s Peer to Peer Support Inside a Jail Support Group. Journal of Social and Personal Relationships (2021)

More Than Meals: A Narrative Criminological Analysis of Inmate‐Authored Cookbooks. The Howard Journal of Crime and Justice (2020)

“I Started to Feel Better Now”: Qualitative Findings From Client Narratives on Early Recovery in Inpatient Substance Use Treatment. International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction (2019)

Yang YangD. Rick PerkinsA. Elizabeth Stearns

public healthpatient experienceclient narrativesmental healthclinical psychologyqualitative researchpsychologyaddiction medicinepsychiatryaddictionaddiction treatmentqualitative findingsmental health interventionscounseling psychologyearly recovery

Barriers and Facilitators to Treatment Engagement Among Clients in Inpatient Substance Abuse Treatment. Qualitative Health Research (2018)

Yang YangDavid R. PerkinsA. Elizabeth Stearns

public healthsubstance abusehealth communicationepidemiologytreatment engagementqualitative researchhealth sciences

Hope Springs Eternal: An Exploration of Hope at a Local Jail. Women & Criminal Justice (2018)

B Oudin, K Athy. The Encyclopedia of Corrections (2017)

The Walking Dead? Assessing Social Death Among Long-Term Prisoners. Corrections (2017)

A. Elizabeth StearnsRick SwansonStephanie Etie

long-term prisonersrehabilitationsocial deathsociologypenologycriminologybaseline correctionpsychologycorrectional practicesocial justice

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Ami Stearns

Coastal Carolina University

Affiliations

College Of Htc Honors

Center For Applied Civic Leadership

Coastal Carolina University

HTC Honors College

College Of Htc Honors

Spadoni College of Education and Social Sciences

Department Of Sociology And Criminal Justice

Department Of Teacher Education

Social Justice Research Initiative

School Of Teacher Education

NoneAmi Stearns is currently serving as a Center For Applied Civic Leadership faculty at Coastal Carolina University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Ami Stearns

Coastal Carolina University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Prison Recipes and Prison Cookbooks. (2024)

Framing Fear: An Analysis of the Fear-Based Framing Styles of Serial Homicide News Articles. Homicide Studies (2023)

Hope MarceauxMichelle N. JeanisAmi E. Stearns

news analyticsfear-based framing stylescrime analysismass communicationcriminologysocial sciencespsychologynarrativehomiciderisk communicationrhetoricmedia studiesjournalismcontent analysis

Constructing the Gendered Body in Prison Cookbooks. Food Culture & Society (2021)

Women’s Peer to Peer Support Inside a Jail Support Group. Journal of Social and Personal Relationships (2021)

More Than Meals: A Narrative Criminological Analysis of Inmate‐Authored Cookbooks. The Howard Journal of Crime and Justice (2020)

“I Started to Feel Better Now”: Qualitative Findings From Client Narratives on Early Recovery in Inpatient Substance Use Treatment. International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction (2019)

Yang YangD. Rick PerkinsA. Elizabeth Stearns

Barriers and Facilitators to Treatment Engagement Among Clients in Inpatient Substance Abuse Treatment. Qualitative Health Research (2018)

Yang YangDavid R. PerkinsA. Elizabeth Stearns

public healthsubstance abusehealth communicationepidemiologytreatment engagementqualitative researchhealth sciences

Hope Springs Eternal: An Exploration of Hope at a Local Jail. Women & Criminal Justice (2018)

B Oudin, K Athy. The Encyclopedia of Corrections (2017)

The Walking Dead? Assessing Social Death Among Long-Term Prisoners. Corrections (2017)

A. Elizabeth StearnsRick SwansonStephanie Etie

long-term prisonersrehabilitationsocial deathsociologypenologycriminologybaseline correctionpsychologycorrectional practicesocial justice

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