Office Location: Educational Services Building #4124
Subject(s):
Criminal Justice
Degrees Awarded:
Doctor of Criminal Justice – California University of Pennsylvania (2021)
Master of Forensic Science – Nebraska Wesleyan University (2012)
Bachelor of Science, Criminal Justice & Psychology – Wayne State College (2008)
Experience:
Adjunct Professor, Connecticut State Community College (2025-Present)
Adjunct Professor, Florida State University (2022-Present)
Assistant Professor, Midland University (2021-2025)
Instructor, Wayne State College (2017-2021)
Restrictive Housing Program Manager, NDCS (2017)
Unit Case Manager, NDCS (2016-2017)
Unit Caseworker, NDCS (2014-2017)
Criminal Justice
Corrections
Criminology
Forensic Science
Gangs and Organized Crime
Media Influence on Crime
Violence & Victimology
Compassion fatigue in criminal justice
Experiential learning in criminal justice education
Forensic science and investigative practices
Media, bias, and criminal justice
Reentry and recidivism
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (2017-Present)
American Probation and Parole Association (2024-Present)
Honorary Commander Program, Offutt Airforce Base (2025-Present)
International Association for Identification, Nebraska & Iowa Chapters (2017-Present)
Torres, C. (2025, Aug. 26). Beyond the caseload: Compassion fatigue in community corrections. [Conference session]. American Probation and Parole Association Conference, New York City, NY, United States.
Torres, C. (2025, March 14). Learning beyond the lecture: Experiential learning for criminal justice classrooms. [Conference session]. Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Conference, Denver, CO, United States.
Torres, C. (2024, June 29). From incarceration to reentry: Setting reentrants up for success. [Conference session]. American Probation and Parole Association Conference, Indianapolis, IN, United States.