Faculty

Institution

Unit

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Moana Hafoka

Assistant Professor

Utah Tech University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Criminal Justice

Moana Hafoka is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Assistant Professor at Utah Tech University.

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Utah Tech University

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criminology law correctional practice rehabilitation anthropology public policy cultural anthropology criminal law citizenship criminal justice nationality homeland security cross-border crime migration policy current state statutory analysis juvenile probation practice juvenile probation officers prescribed functions role differences family roots criminal deportee new homeland

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Using the Past to Guide the Future: Criminal Deportee (Re)Integration in a New Homeland. International Journal for Crime Justice and Social Democracy (2024)

criminologycriminal lawpublic policynew homelandlawhomeland securitynationalitycriminal deporteecross-border crimecriminal justicemigration policycitizenship

What Legally Prescribed Functions Tell Us: Role Differences Between Adult and Juvenile Probation Officers. Federal probation (2017)

Moana HafokaYoungki WooMing-Li HsiehJacqueline van WormerMary K. StohrCraig Hemmens

role differencescriminologylawcorrectional practiceprescribed functionsjuvenile probation officers

Assessing the Current State of Juvenile Probation Practice: A Statutory Analysis. Journal of Offender Rehabilitation (2016)

Ming-Li HsiehYoungki WooMoana HafokaJacqueline van WormerMary K. StohrCraig Hemmens

criminologystatutory analysiscorrectional practicerehabilitationcurrent statejuvenile probation practice

Family Roots: Sustenance for Samoan and Tongan American Elders. Journal of Family Strengths (2013)

Halaevalu F.O. VakalahiEmily S IharaMoana P. Hafoka

family rootscultural anthropologyanthropology

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Moana Hafoka

Assistant Professor

Utah Tech University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Criminal Justice

Moana Hafoka is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Assistant Professor at Utah Tech University.

Honors

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Education

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Moana Hafoka

Utah Tech University

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Using the Past to Guide the Future: Criminal Deportee (Re)Integration in a New Homeland. International Journal for Crime Justice and Social Democracy (2024)

criminologycriminal lawpublic policynew homelandlawhomeland securitynationalitycriminal deporteecross-border crimecriminal justicemigration policycitizenship

What Legally Prescribed Functions Tell Us: Role Differences Between Adult and Juvenile Probation Officers. Federal probation (2017)

Moana HafokaYoungki WooMing-Li HsiehJacqueline van WormerMary K. StohrCraig Hemmens

role differencescriminologylawcorrectional practiceprescribed functionsjuvenile probation officers

Assessing the Current State of Juvenile Probation Practice: A Statutory Analysis. Journal of Offender Rehabilitation (2016)

Ming-Li HsiehYoungki WooMoana HafokaJacqueline van WormerMary K. StohrCraig Hemmens

criminologystatutory analysiscorrectional practicerehabilitationcurrent statejuvenile probation practice

Family Roots: Sustenance for Samoan and Tongan American Elders. Journal of Family Strengths (2013)

Halaevalu F.O. VakalahiEmily S IharaMoana P. Hafoka

family rootscultural anthropologyanthropology

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