Research Interests
Monique’s PhD project investigates Canada’s recently introduced wireless emergency alert network, and specifically the inclusion of Amber Alerts as part of this mandatory notification system.
Her research focuses on public responses to crime and crime control initiatives, and the expression of these on social media and other online platforms. Monique is particularly interested in how moral ideals may inform and be used to justify people’s views on crime and criminal justice.
Qualifications:
PhD Candidate (Criminology)
University of Queensland, 2018 – Present
Bachelor of Arts, Honours Class 1 (Criminology)
University of Queensland, 2015
Bachelor of Arts/Human Services (Extended Major in Criminology)
University of Queensland, 2014
Accredited Triple P Provider - Level 3 (Primary Care) and Level 4 (Group)
University of Queensland, 2013
Experience
Guest Lecturer | Theoretical Integration – Introduction to Criminology (CRIM1000)
University of Queensland, 2018 – 2019
Student Representative | Teaching and Learning Committee
University of Queensland, 2019
Tutor Coordinator, Tutor, and Marker | Criminology and Statistics courses
University of Queensland, 2016 – Present
Research Assistant | Quantitative and Qualitative methods
University of Queensland, 2016 – Present
Welfare Officer | Social Work Department
Lady Cilento Children’s Hospital, 2016 – 2018
Data Analyst | Academic Programs & Policy
University of Queensland, 2017
| Featured projects | Duration |
|---|---|
| Morals, mobiles, and mandatory alerts: A study of Amber Alerts and Canada's emergency alert system |