Joe Zlatic, Ph.D.

Associate Professor
Criminology and Criminal Justice

Courses Taught

CCJ2250 Institutional & Community Corrections; CCJ3700 Research Methods in Criminal Justice; CCJ 4960 Criminology and Criminal Justice Capstone; CCJ6000 Issues in Policing

Education

Ph.D., Public Policy Analysis, Saint Louis University
M.A., Administration of Justice, Saint Louis University
B.A., Criminal Justice, Saint Louis University

Practice Areas

Criminology and Criminal Justice

Research Interests

Corrections
Community Supervision
Criminal Justice Policy
Diversion
Evidence-Based Practice Implementation and Evaluation
Pretrial Practices
Specialty/Treatment Courts

Professional Organizations and Associations

Alpha Phi Sigma, Member
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Member
American Criminology Society, Member

Community Work and Service

Dr. Zlatic has engaged in criminal justice policy advising and implementation at federal, state, local, and non-profit levels. He seeks to conduct field-based action research dedicated to the identification and exploitation of points of leverage within criminal justice organizations in order to contribute to enhanced public service and community safety. In addition, Zlatic regularly presents at local and national events and authors articles to further the development and dissemination of field knowledge. He has mentored numerous students at all levels of study and long served as a peer reviewer for academic publications.