Pamela Kelley has thirty years of experience in the field of research and evaluation. She holds a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from the Maxwell School at Syracuse University and completed her PhD coursework at Northeastern University where she has ABD status. Ms. Kelley has authored or co-authored over 100 evaluation and research technical reports. Ms. Kelley is an Associate Professor in the Criminology Department at Stonehill College, where she has been teaching for the past nineteen years. She teaches a variety of courses including Police Administration, Introduction to the Criminal Justice System, Violent Crime: Federal Initiatives, Spatial Crime Analysis, Research Methods for Criminology, and Statistical Analysis for Criminology. Ms. Kelley’s areas of expertise include research and evaluation methods, criminal justice statistical analysis, law enforcement administration, opioid overdose research, gun violence, gang violence, domestic violence, children who witness violence, and crime mapping. Ms. Kelley was previously employed as the Research Director for the Crime and Justice Foundation in Boston, Massachusetts.