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Danielle Murdoch teaches undergraduate courses in corrections, introduction to decision-making in criminal justice, and women and justice as part of the School’s Honours program. Her approach to teaching emphasizes care, connection, inclusivity, and diversity, and she is recognized at the university faculty level for her commitment to learning, unlearning, and relearning. In 2022, she received the SFU Excellence in Teaching Award and the 2019 Cormack Award for Excellence in Teaching from the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. Murdoch's research interests focus on correctional policy, practice, and pedagogy, with specific areas including decolonizing criminology curricula, experiential learning, and teaching assistant mentorship. She is dedicated to investigating aspects of teaching and learning practice. Murdoch is currently accepting graduate students for co-supervision and is an active member of graduate student MA and PhD committees.
School of Criminology, Simon Fraser University • Burnaby, BC, Canada
Teaching undergraduate courses and engaging in research related to corrections and criminal justice.
Department of Philosophy