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Dr. Jennifer L Kenney

Assistant Professor

California State University, Sacramento

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California State University, Sacramento

College of Health & Human Services

Services Of College Of Health And Human

Division Of Social Work

Health & Human Services

Social Work

Dr. Jennifer L Kenney is currently serving as a California State University, Sacramento Assistant Professor at California State University, Sacramento.

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Dr. Jennifer L Kenney

California State University, Sacramento

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criminology criminal justice social sciences substance use violence against women interpersonal violence female criminality education social work experiential learning educational research higher education educational psychology women's studies substance addiction communication journalism cryptography computer security information security public opinion blockchain financial cryptography sexual health professional development addiction medicine international social work feminist criminology violent behavior theoretical criminology internet security prevention science health prevention disease prevention project-based learning social work research learning methodologies criminal justice system penology correctional practice sociology of education police psychology carceral setting criminal behavior criminological theory crime science medium literacy prison violence sexual violence tor network cryptomarket comparison drug vendors media consumption representative sample female condom skill real ” research qualitative research traditions structural equation modeling past victimization future victimization food insecurity pretrial detention gender differences arrest risks academic success

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Culpability and Fairness: Perspectives From Women’s Prisons in the Deep South. Women & Criminal Justice (2025)

social justicecriminologyintersectionalitysociologyfeminist criminologywomen's studiesfeminist theoryviolence against womendeep southgender studiesfemale criminalitycarceral settingafrican american studiescriminal justicegender inequality

Arrest Risks for Women With Substance Use Disorders. Smith College Studies in Social Work (2022)

psychiatrysubstance addictionarrest riskscriminologysubstance use disordersaddiction medicineaddictionsubstance use

“Never Give Up.” Adjudicated Girls’ School Experiences and Implications for Academic Success. International Journal of School Social Work (2022)

Laura M. HopsonJennifer L. KenneyWesley T. ChurchJill Beck

educational psychologyacademic successinternational social worksociologysocial workwomen's studieshigher educationeducationsocial sciencesschool experiencessociology of education

Time to Bail out: Examining Gender Differences in the Length of Pretrial Detention Using Survival Analysis. Justice System Journal (2022)

Jennifer L. KenneyMatthew J. Dolliver

penologycriminologygender differencesjurisprudencelawsocial sciencescorrectional practicegender studiescriminal justice systemsurvival analysispretrial detentioncriminal justice

Assessing the Relationships Between Past Victimization, Perceived Risk of Future Victimization, and Controversial Criminal Justice Policies Using Structural Equation Modeling. Criminal Justice Policy Review (2021)

Matthew J. DolliverJennifer L. KenneyLesley Williams Reid

structural equation modelingcriminologyfuture victimizationpast victimizationcriminal justice

Women Who Abuse Substances and How They Perceive Their Interactions With the Police. Social Work in Public Health (2020)

substance addictionpolice psychologycriminologysubstance abusesociologyviolence against womeninterpersonal violencegender studiesaddictionfemale criminalitypsychologysubstance usedeviance (sociology)

Qualitative Research Skills Acquisition Within Social Work Doctoral Education Using Project-Based Learning. Qualitative Social Work (2019)

Fan YangQuentin R MaynardSarah R YoungJennifer L KenneyBrad BarberLaura BoltzBethany WomackTeresa L YoungDebra Nelson-GardellXiangda Zhang

qualitative research traditionsexperiential learningproject-based learninglearning methodologiesperformance studiessocial workhigher educationeducationsocial work researchqualitative researchprofessional developmentreal ” researcheducational research

Using Experiential Learning to Help Students Understand the Impact of Food Insecurity. Journal of Social Work Education (2019)

Jennifer L. KenneySarah R. Young

educational psychologyexperiential learningsocial workeducationfood insecuritysocial scienceseducational research

Criminal Justice Policy Measure. PsycTESTS Dataset (2018)

Matthew J. DolliverJennifer L. KenneyLesley Williams ReidAriane Prohaska

psychiatrycriminal justicecriminology

Examining the Relationship Between Media Consumption, Fear of Crime, and Support for Controversial Criminal Justice Policies Using a Nationally Representative Sample. Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice (2018)

Matthew J. DolliverJennifer L. KenneyLesley Williams ReidAriane Prohaska

media consumptioncriminologysocial mediarepresentative samplesocial sciencespublic opinionpolitical communicationcommunicationcriminal justicejournalism

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Dr. Jennifer L Kenney

Assistant Professor

California State University, Sacramento

Affiliations

California State University, Sacramento

College of Health & Human Services

Services Of College Of Health And Human

Division Of Social Work

Health & Human Services

Social Work

Dr. Jennifer L Kenney is currently serving as a California State University, Sacramento Assistant Professor at California State University, Sacramento.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Dr. Jennifer L Kenney

California State University, Sacramento

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Culpability and Fairness: Perspectives From Women’s Prisons in the Deep South. Women & Criminal Justice (2025)

Arrest Risks for Women With Substance Use Disorders. Smith College Studies in Social Work (2022)

psychiatrysubstance addictionarrest riskscriminologysubstance use disordersaddiction medicineaddictionsubstance use

“Never Give Up.” Adjudicated Girls’ School Experiences and Implications for Academic Success. International Journal of School Social Work (2022)

Laura M. HopsonJennifer L. KenneyWesley T. ChurchJill Beck

educational psychologyacademic successinternational social worksociologysocial workwomen's studieshigher educationeducationsocial sciencesschool experiencessociology of education

Time to Bail out: Examining Gender Differences in the Length of Pretrial Detention Using Survival Analysis. Justice System Journal (2022)

Jennifer L. KenneyMatthew J. Dolliver

penologycriminologygender differencesjurisprudencelawsocial sciencescorrectional practicegender studiescriminal justice systemsurvival analysispretrial detentioncriminal justice

Matthew J. DolliverJennifer L. KenneyLesley Williams Reid

structural equation modelingcriminologyfuture victimizationpast victimizationcriminal justice

Women Who Abuse Substances and How They Perceive Their Interactions With the Police. Social Work in Public Health (2020)

substance addictionpolice psychologycriminologysubstance abusesociologyviolence against womeninterpersonal violencegender studiesaddictionfemale criminalitypsychologysubstance usedeviance (sociology)

Qualitative Research Skills Acquisition Within Social Work Doctoral Education Using Project-Based Learning. Qualitative Social Work (2019)

Fan YangQuentin R MaynardSarah R YoungJennifer L KenneyBrad BarberLaura BoltzBethany WomackTeresa L YoungDebra Nelson-GardellXiangda Zhang

Using Experiential Learning to Help Students Understand the Impact of Food Insecurity. Journal of Social Work Education (2019)

Jennifer L. KenneySarah R. Young

educational psychologyexperiential learningsocial workeducationfood insecuritysocial scienceseducational research

Criminal Justice Policy Measure. PsycTESTS Dataset (2018)

Matthew J. DolliverJennifer L. KenneyLesley Williams ReidAriane Prohaska

psychiatrycriminal justicecriminology

Matthew J. DolliverJennifer L. KenneyLesley Williams ReidAriane Prohaska

media consumptioncriminologysocial mediarepresentative samplesocial sciencespublic opinionpolitical communicationcommunicationcriminal justicejournalism

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