Policing Authority Networking Event
SCHOOL OF LAW REPRESENTED AT POLICING AUTHORITY NETWORKING EVENT IN DUBLIN
Policing Authority Networking Event
Thursday 14 February 2019
On Thursday, 14 February 2019, Dr. Alan Cusack, together with Prof. Séan Redmond and Prof. Eoin Deveraux (Department of Sociology), Dr. James Carr (Department of Sociology) and Dr. Amanda Haynes (Department of Sociology) attended a Networking Event organised by the Policing Authority at the Aisling Hotel in Dublin 7.
The event offered a valuable opportunity to showcase the dynamic research that is currently being pursued across the School of Law in the areas of policing and policing oversight. A key feature of the Networking Event was a cross-institutional, panel discussion where Dr. Cusack gave an account of the School of Law’s recent research achievements at the forefront of policing pedagogy and research. In addition to speaking about the School of Law’s new undergraduate BA (Applied Policing) programme, and the School’s MA (Serious Crime Investigation) degree, Dr. Cusack elaborated on a number of research projects currently being pursued by the CCJVS, REPPP and HHRG within both the School of Law and the Department of Sociology in the University of Limerick.
The School of Law looks forward to future research engagements with the Policing Authority and to working collaboratively with the vibrant network of researchers who are active in the field of policing and police oversight.
