Masters, Ruth
College of Social Sciences » Department of Criminology
| Futrell, M., & Masters, R. (1986). Academic and vocational education programs in twelve California Department of Corrections institutions. |
Masters, R., Muscat, B., Dussich, J., Pincu, L., & Skrapec, C.
(2012).
CJ: Realities and challenges.
New York: McGraw-Hill.
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| Masters, R.
(2004).
Counseling criminal justice offenders.
Thousand Oaks, Calif.: Sage Publications.
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| Masters, R.
(2000).
Can Punishment and Rehabilitation Coexist? The Failure of U.S. Correctional Philosophy.
The Trilateral Conference on “Resource, Technology, and Social Values: Challenges and Opportunities for Asia-Pacific in the 21st Century.
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| Masters, R., & Roberson, C.
(1990).
Inside criminology.
Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice Hall.
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| Masters, R., & Rasmussen, J.
(1983).
Law Enforcement - A Woman Corrections Professor and a Woman Reserve Officer's View.
Police Chief. 50(1),
61-66.
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| Masters, R.
(1979).
Perceptions of Women Professors’ Pedagogic Behaviors in Masculine and Femininely-Stereotyped Teaching Disciplines.
Women’s Educational Equity Communications Network.
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