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David May

Professor

Mississippi State University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

African American Studies Program

Department of Sociology

David May is currently serving as an African American Studies Program Professor at Mississippi State University.

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Mississippi State University

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criminology criminal justice behavioral sciences correctional practice social sciences penology sociology education juvenile delinquency youth justice adolescent health adolescent psychology jurisprudence adolescence educational psychology victimology punishment criminal justice system robotics police psychology deviance (sociology) social psychology higher education bullying criminal behavior risk management forensic psychology interpersonal violence theoretical criminology violent behavior school violence southern prison staff human resource management job satisfaction organizational commitment offender classification school resource officers school psychology human robot interaction race relations crime analysis carceral setting low self-control southern correctional staff job involvement organizational trust organizational justice theoretical predictors school leadership social robotics crisis management harm reduction sociological research procedural justice supervision system violent crime rural sociology defensive behaviors gender differences gendered assessment parental attachment adolescent fear exploratory study alternative sanctions workplace variables developmental psychology educational administration forensic psychiatry peer relationships victimisation cyberpsychology social isolation social theory crime forecasting stress management livelihood security criminological theory

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

A Qualitative Examination of Precautionary Measures in a Virtual Reality Fear Environment. American Journal of Criminal Justice (2024)

Nicole E. RaderCourtney HeathDavid C. MayCaitlyn GaddyChristopher HudsonDaniel Carruth

public healthrisk managementqualitative analysisprecautionary measuresvirtual realitycriminologyqualitative researchcriminal justicequalitative examinationbehavioral sciences

Students’ Perceptions of School Resource Officer Performance. Criminal Justice Studies (2024)

William N. CooperTimothy E. McClureDavid C. MayKristie R. BlevinsLee Ann Morrison

criminal justicecriminologyperformance studiespsychologyeducational psychologystudent outcomesstudent cultureseducational researchbehavioral sciences

The Association Between Organizational Justice and Organizational Trust Among Correctional Staff. Criminal Justice and Behavior (2024)

Monica Solinas-SaundersEric G. LambertStacy H. HaynesLinda D. HaynesMatthew C. LeoneDavid C. May

penologycriminologyorganizational trustcorrectional staffcorrectional practicecriminal justiceorganizational justicebehavioral sciences

Why Don’t the Police Make Me Feel Safe? Using Black’s Theory of Law to Potentially Extend Current Findings on Crime Victims’ Fear. American Journal of Criminal Justice (2024)

Shelly A. McGrathRachel WhaleyJessica AbbottDavid C. May

safetysociologycriminologyforensic psychologycrime victimscurrent findingscritical race theorytheoretical criminologylawcriminal lawinterpersonal violencecriminal behaviorafrican american studiespolice psychologycommunity policinganti-racismviolent behaviorcarceral settingvictimologycriminal justice

Cybersecurity Students’ Interest in Government Careers: Impact of Demographic Characteristics and Job Dynamics. Journal of Applied Security Research (2023)

Brian K. PayneIda OesteraasDavid C. May

demographic characteristicsgovernment careerscybersecurity studentsjob dynamicseducationinformation security

Examining the Effects of Key Workplace Variables on Job Burnout of Southern Prison Staff. The Prison Journal (2023)

Matthew C. LeoneEric G. LambertLinda D. KeenaStacy H. HayesDavid May

managementkey workplace variableshuman resource managementpenologyjob burnoutsouthern prison staffcorrectional practicehealth sciences

Fear and Perceived Risk Among Correctional Officers. Palgrave studies in prisons and penology (2023)

Makeela J. WellsStacy H. HaynesDavid C. May

risk managementcorrectional officerscorrectional practicepolice psychologybehavioral sciences

Spillover of Domains: Testing the Influence of Work-Family Conflict on Staff at a Southern U.S. Prison. Psychology Crime and Law (2023)

Stacy H. HaynesEric G. LambertDavid C. MayLinda D. KeenaMatthew C. Leone

work-family interfacecriminologylawpsychologywork-family conflictcorrectional practicepolice psychologybehavioral sciences

The Association of Organizational Justice Views and Turnover Intent Among Correctional Staff. Criminal Justice Studies (2023)

Eric G. LambertMonica Solinas-SaundersStacy H. HaynesDavid C. MayLinda D. KeenaMatthew LeoneZachary Buckner

turnover intentcriminologysocial sciencesorganizational justice viewscorrectional staffcriminal justice

Theft by Any Other Name is Still Theft: Examining “Looting” During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Deviant Behavior (2023)

Raymond E. BarrancoDavid C. May

social behaviorcriminal behaviorfraudsociologydeviance (sociology)human behaviorcriminologysocial sciencesviolent behaviorcovid-19 pandemiccybercrimeaddictive behaviorsbehavioral sciences

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David May

Professor

Mississippi State University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

African American Studies Program

Department of Sociology

David May is currently serving as an African American Studies Program Professor at Mississippi State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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David May

Mississippi State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Qualitative Examination of Precautionary Measures in a Virtual Reality Fear Environment. American Journal of Criminal Justice (2024)

Nicole E. RaderCourtney HeathDavid C. MayCaitlyn GaddyChristopher HudsonDaniel Carruth

public healthrisk managementqualitative analysisprecautionary measuresvirtual realitycriminologyqualitative researchcriminal justicequalitative examinationbehavioral sciences

Students’ Perceptions of School Resource Officer Performance. Criminal Justice Studies (2024)

William N. CooperTimothy E. McClureDavid C. MayKristie R. BlevinsLee Ann Morrison

criminal justicecriminologyperformance studiespsychologyeducational psychologystudent outcomesstudent cultureseducational researchbehavioral sciences

The Association Between Organizational Justice and Organizational Trust Among Correctional Staff. Criminal Justice and Behavior (2024)

Monica Solinas-SaundersEric G. LambertStacy H. HaynesLinda D. HaynesMatthew C. LeoneDavid C. May

penologycriminologyorganizational trustcorrectional staffcorrectional practicecriminal justiceorganizational justicebehavioral sciences

Why Don’t the Police Make Me Feel Safe? Using Black’s Theory of Law to Potentially Extend Current Findings on Crime Victims’ Fear. American Journal of Criminal Justice (2024)

Shelly A. McGrathRachel WhaleyJessica AbbottDavid C. May

Cybersecurity Students’ Interest in Government Careers: Impact of Demographic Characteristics and Job Dynamics. Journal of Applied Security Research (2023)

Brian K. PayneIda OesteraasDavid C. May

demographic characteristicsgovernment careerscybersecurity studentsjob dynamicseducationinformation security

Examining the Effects of Key Workplace Variables on Job Burnout of Southern Prison Staff. The Prison Journal (2023)

Matthew C. LeoneEric G. LambertLinda D. KeenaStacy H. HayesDavid May

managementkey workplace variableshuman resource managementpenologyjob burnoutsouthern prison staffcorrectional practicehealth sciences

Fear and Perceived Risk Among Correctional Officers. Palgrave studies in prisons and penology (2023)

Makeela J. WellsStacy H. HaynesDavid C. May

risk managementcorrectional officerscorrectional practicepolice psychologybehavioral sciences

Spillover of Domains: Testing the Influence of Work-Family Conflict on Staff at a Southern U.S. Prison. Psychology Crime and Law (2023)

Stacy H. HaynesEric G. LambertDavid C. MayLinda D. KeenaMatthew C. Leone

work-family interfacecriminologylawpsychologywork-family conflictcorrectional practicepolice psychologybehavioral sciences

The Association of Organizational Justice Views and Turnover Intent Among Correctional Staff. Criminal Justice Studies (2023)

Eric G. LambertMonica Solinas-SaundersStacy H. HaynesDavid C. MayLinda D. KeenaMatthew LeoneZachary Buckner

turnover intentcriminologysocial sciencesorganizational justice viewscorrectional staffcriminal justice

Theft by Any Other Name is Still Theft: Examining “Looting” During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Deviant Behavior (2023)

Raymond E. BarrancoDavid C. May

social behaviorcriminal behaviorfraudsociologydeviance (sociology)human behaviorcriminologysocial sciencesviolent behaviorcovid-19 pandemiccybercrimeaddictive behaviorsbehavioral sciences

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