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- Program on Historical Studies of Religion
- Global Studies of Religion
- Program on Religion and Population Health (PRPH)
- Program on Faith & Generosity
- Green Scholars Initiative
- Program on Prosocial Behavior
- Economics of Religion
- Assessing the Long-Term Effectiveness of Seminaries in Maximum Security Prisons
- Character Virtues and College Students: A Pilot Study
- Merit Beyond the Badges: Eagle Scouts in Later Life
- National Domestic Violence Fatality Review Initiative
- Faith & Community Technical Support (FACTS)
- Prosocial Youth Behavior
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Non-Resident Scholar, Criminology Jeffery Ulmer is Association Professor of Sociology and Crime, Law, and Justice at Pennsylvania State University. His interests include the sociology of criminal justice, criminal and deviant behavior, social psychology, sociological theory, sociology of religion, organizations, and the integration of qualitative and quantitative methods. Dr. Ulmer’s recent research projects focus on sentencing and the social organization of federal courts, religiosity, prosocial behavior, and delinquency, race, ethnicity, and violence rates, and criminological theory. Dr. Ulmer teaches courses such as undergraduate courses such as Criminology, Sociology of Deviance, Social Psychology, and Criminal Justice, and graduate courses such as Criminological Theory, Sentencing and Corrections, and Symbolic Interactionism.
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