CRIM104
CRIM104: Sociological Explanations of Criminal and Deviant Behavior
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Professors who have taught CRIM104
- Barry Cartwight
- Barry Cartwright
- Camilla Sears
- Charmaine Perkins
- Colleen Pawlychka
- Dawn Rault
- E.O. Boyanowsky
- Jennifer Wong
- Josh Murphy
- Kathleen Burke
- Martin Bouchard
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- Sheri Fabian
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