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• Ph.D. – University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL (2021)
  • Public Affairs-Criminal Justice
• LL.M. – Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL (2015)
  • U.S. Law for Foreign-Trained Lawyers
• LL.M. Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, Volgograd, Russia (2014)
  • Environmental Law
• LL.B. Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, Volgograd, Russia (2012)
  • Law

• Tarleton State University, Stephenville, TX – 2021 to present
• Assistant Professor
  • Face-to-face:
    • CRIJ 4318 Criminal Justice Statistics
  • Online:
    • CRIJ 4318 Criminal Justice Statistics
    • CRIJ 4316 Criminal Justice Research Methods
    • CRIJ 3308 Comparative Justice Systems
• University of Central University, Stephenville, TX – 2019 to 2021
• Adjunct Instructor
  • Face-to-face:
    • CJL 3510 Prosecution and Adjudication
    • CJL 3110 Criminal Law in Action
  • Online:
    • CJL 3510 Prosecution and Adjudication
    • CJE 4174 Comparative Justice Systems
• Graduate Teaching Assistant
  • Assisted Dr. Mark Winton in teaching the following online courses:
    • CCJ 6704 Research Methods in Criminal Justice
    • CCJ 6106 Policy Analysis and Criminal Justice
    • CJE 4630 Serial Murders in Criminal Justice
    • CCJ 4932 Hate Crimes & Criminal Justice Responses
    • CJE 4012 Criminal Profiling in Criminal Justice

• Russian: Native Language
• English: Full Professional Proficiency

• UCF Adjunct Instructor Course Improvement Award, UCF Center for Distributed Learning, Orlando, FL
  • Competitive university award for adjunct instructors who have improved their courses supplemented by a monetary award in the amount of $200.00
• UCF Criminal Justice Graduate Student Teaching Excellence Award, UCF Department of Criminal Justice, Orlando, FL
  • Competitive award for graduate students teaching criminal justice courses supplemented by a monetary award in the amount of $500.00
• Certificate in Recognition of a Significant Contribution in the Development of Effective Online Learning Content for Criminal Justice Students by Cengage
  • Competitive award for faculty teaching criminal justice courses who have developed the best homework assignments for criminal justice students. Supplemented by a monetary award in the amount of $500.00
• ACJS 2020 Doctoral Summit Scholarship
  • Competitive scholarship for doctoral students and candidates that gives exclusive access to Doctoral Summit professional development workshops and covers expenses related to the conference attendance
• Eastern European Linkage Institute
  • Competitive scholarship for students from Eastern Europe, $1,609.83
• Eastern European Linkage Institute
  • Competitive scholarship for students from Eastern Europe, $1,609.83
• BarBri
  • Public service scholarship, $500.00
• Florida State University
  • Merit-based scholarship, $5,000

• Data Analysis and Statistical Software: Stata, SPSS, & Dedoose.
• Text Editors: Authorea, MS Office Word, Excel, OneNote, PowerPoint, OneDrive; Pages, Keynote, and Preview, etc.
• Time-Management and Effectiveness Boosters: Calendly, Agenda, Trello.

• Dr. Eugene Paoline, Professor, Department of Criminal Justice, University of Central Florida, Email: [email protected]
• Dr. Marvin Krohn, Professor, Department of Sociology and Criminology & Law, University of Florida, Email: [email protected]
• Dr. Ineke Marshall, Professor, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Northeastern University, Email: [email protected]
• Dr. Mark Winton, Associate Lecturer, Department of Criminal Justice, University of Central Florida, Email: [email protected]
• Dr. Kenneth Reynolds, Former Program Director/Associate Professor, Public Affairs Doctoral Program & Department of Criminal Justice, University of Central Florida, Email: [email protected]

• Law and Society Association, 2020-Present
• The American Society of Criminology, 2019-Present
• Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, 2019-Present
• Southern Criminal Justice Association, 2017-Present
• New York State Bar Association, 2016-Present

The International Self-Report Delinquency Study (ISRD)

• Participate in data collection efforts in Texas and Russia
  to present (2020)

Packback Experiment Study Principal Investigator

• Design and carry out a classic experiment evaluating an online learning tool (2020)

The REENTRY Center of Brevard, Cocoa, FL Program Evaluator

• Design and implement an evaluation of a prisoner reentry program (2019 to present)

Parramore CBPR Project, Orlando, FL Researcher, Orlando, FL, Reseacher

• Collect qualitive data by the means of conducting interviews and focus groups (2018)

Florida Department of Corrections

• A Community Reentry Program Evaluation
• $6,000 (under review), 2020

National Institute of Justice

• Graduate Research Fellowship
• $99,360 (not funded), 2020

Packback, Inc.

• Experimental Evaluation of Packback (an online learning platform)
• $3,000 (funded), 2019

The Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences

• Criminology, Criminal Justice, and other Justice-Related Programs in the US
• $50,000 (not funded), 2019

National Institute of Justice

• Graduate Dissertation Fellowship
• $120,000 (not funded)