Mass Shootings in Society

Mass Shootings in Society

Breakout Group
Social ScienceCriminal Justice
When Taught

Spring 2026

Status
Approved
Semester Teaching
Spring '26Spring '27
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Call notes

Book Sent
11/14/2025
Coming
Doing it!
School
No access
Course Plan
Existing Course
Interest

I think that social action is an incredibly applicable and tangible policy element that could be applied to many criminal justice courses. It could be an incredible opportunity for students to see/experience how they can play a part in criminal justice reform now.

People
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Experience

I am a member of many social justice groups and initiatives in my county and I think those experiences could be applied to the classroom.

Engagement Description

local, state, and federal gun policy OR gun violence prevention

Community Engagement
Social Action
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Fiscal Year
How did you hear about opportunity

email from Scott Myers-Lipton

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Title

Assistant Professor

Call date
Mtg Category
SA Institute
Mtg Location
Virtual
Mtg Semester
Winter
Mtg Year
2026
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AI key info

- Impact of mass shootings on criminal justice system and society - Shifting law enforcement practices - Safety perceptions - Security protocols - Media framing of mass shootings

AI summary

The course, taught by Charlie Domahidi at SUNY Oswego, will examine the effects of mass shootings on the criminal justice system and society, covering topics such as law enforcement practices, safety perceptions, and media framing. It aims to engage students in social action and criminal justice reform.

Takeaways

- Course Title: Mass Shootings in Society - Instructor: Charlie Domahidi, Assistant Professor, SUNY Oswego - Scheduled for: Spring '26, Spring '27 - Course Description: Impact of mass shootings on criminal justice and society - Topics: Law enforcement practices, safety perceptions, security protocols, media framing - Engagement: Local, state, and federal gun policy or gun violence prevention - Motivation: Social action in criminal justice reform

Discipline
Sociology / Social Sciences
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Region
Northeast
State Name

New York

Sub-Region
Mid-Atlantic