A/Pr Suzanne Brumby

NameA/Pr Suzanne Brumby
Email Addresssuzanne.brumby@unisq.edu.au
Job TitleAssociate Professor (Justice Studies)
QualificationsBA Qld, BA(Hons) Qld, PhD Qld
DepartmentSchool of Law and Justice
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Employment

PositionOrganisationFromTo
Associate ProfessorUniversity of Southern Queensland2016

Expertise

Desistance from crime

Re-entry and reintegration

Prisons

Ex-offender employment

Convict criminology

Teaching

Criminology

Fields of Research

  • 440201. Causes and prevention of crime
  • 440202. Correctional theory, offender treatment and rehabilitation
  • 440299. Criminology not elsewhere classified
  • 520505. Social psychology
BA
Qld
2010
BA(Hons)
Qld
2011
PhD
Qld
2019

Current Supervisions

Research TitleSupervisor TypeLevel of StudyCommenced
Rehabilitation in theory and practice: An autoethnographic exploration of Australian prisons.Principal SupervisorMasters2024
Responsive Regulation, CASA, and the Australian Aviation IndustryAssociate SupervisorDoctoral2023
The High Rates of Mental Health Conditions Experienced by Police First Responders: A Wicked Problem for Legislative Regulation?Associate SupervisorDoctoral2020

A review of student evaluation of teaching instruments and academic wellness

McNamara, Noeleen and Reich, Suzanne. 2024. "A review of student evaluation of teaching instruments and academic wellness." Marychurch, Judith, Doherty, Kate Fischer and Weinberg, Jacqueline (ed.) Wellness for Law: Reflecting on the Past Shaping the Future. Australia. Lexis Nexis.

Two professional hats on one attitudinal head: An exploration of Custodial Correctional Officers' role perception and performance within the organisational cultural context of Queensland Corrective Services correctional facilities

Reich, Suzanne. 2023. Two professional hats on one attitudinal head: An exploration of Custodial Correctional Officers' role perception and performance within the organisational cultural context of Queensland Corrective Services correctional facilities. Australia.

Making Desistance Recognizable: How Ex-Offenders Can Signal Their Desistance From Crime to Employers by Strategic Design

Reich, Suzanne E. 2023. "Making Desistance Recognizable: How Ex-Offenders Can Signal Their Desistance From Crime to Employers by Strategic Design ." The British Journal of Criminology: an international review of crime and society. 63 (5), p. 1274–1292. https://doi.org/10.1093/bjc/azac094

The Past, Present and Future of Education Programs for Individuals Who Sexually Offend

Reich, Suzanne and Klamer, Sharon. 2022. "The Past, Present and Future of Education Programs for Individuals Who Sexually Offend ." Harmes, Marcus K, Harmes, Barbara and Harmes, Meredith (ed.) Histories and Philosophies of Carceral Education: Aims, Contradictions, Promises and Problems. Switzerland. Palgrave Macmillan. pp. 85-116

Beyond criticism of ethics review boards: strategies for engaging research communities and enhancing ethical review processes

Hickey, Andrew, Davis, Samantha, Farmer, Will, Dawidowicz, Julianna, Moloney, Clint, Lamont-Mills, Andrea, Carniel, Jess, Pillay, Yosheen, Akenson, David, Bromdal, Annette, Gehrmann, Richard, Mills, Dean, Kolbe-Alexander, Tracy, Machin, Tanya, Reich, Suzanne, Southey, Kim, Crowley-Cyr, Lynda, Watanabe, Taiji, Davenport, Josh, ..., Maxwell, Jacinta. 2021. "Beyond criticism of ethics review boards: strategies for engaging research communities and enhancing ethical review processes." Journal of Academic Ethics. 20, pp. 549-567. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10805-021-09430-4

An exception to the rule: belief in redeemability, desistance signals and the employer's decision to hire a job applicant with a criminal record

Reich, Suzanne E.. 2017. "An exception to the rule: belief in redeemability, desistance signals and the employer's decision to hire a job applicant with a criminal record." Journal of Offender Rehabilitation: a multidisciplinary journal of innovation in research, services, and programs in corrections and criminal justice. 56 (2), pp. 110-136. https://doi.org/10.1080/10509674.2016.1268235