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Dr. Tammi Walker joined the University of Arizona in the Fall 2018 as an Associate Professor of Law and Psychology. Professor Walker is an experienced litigator and a trained research psychologist with an interest in procedural fairness and the administration of justice.VOSviewer
Courses
- SPSocial Psychology
- JLJuvenile Law
- CPCivil Procedure
- PLJJPsychology, Law and Juvenile Justice
Grants
- EAGER: DCL: SaTC: Enabling Interdisciplinary Collab: Impact-aware Machine Learning for Fair and Private Decision Making: Algorithms and Applications in Juvenile Justice Systems
Co-Investigator (COI)
2022
$300.0K
Active
News
- Title IX turns 50 – a Q&A with law professor Tammi Walker
2022
Publications (7)
- Diversifying the bench: Applying social cognitive theories to enhance judicial diversity
2021
- Diversifying the bench: Applying social cognition theories to increase judicial diversity.
2020
- Fixing What's Wrong with How Universities Adjudcate Sexual Misconduct Claims: How Procedural Change can Encourage Cooperation
2018
- A Report From the Charlottesville Task Force on Disproportionate Minority Contact in the Juvenile Justice System
2014
- Influence of Exposure to Parental Violence on Link between Peer Delinquency and Teen Dating Violence: (571212013-104)
2013
- Applying Developmental Criminology to Law: Reconsidering Juvenile Sex Offenses:
2012
- Family Influences on High Risk Teens Dating Older Partners: (669802012-013)
2012