Kayla M. Hoskins is a doctoral student in the School of Criminal Justice at Michigan State University. Her research focuses on victimization, gender, reentry, identity, and improving the circumstances of vulnerable populations. Previously, she served as the Assistant Director of Youth Advancement Through Athletics (YATA), a multifaceted development program for court-involved adolescents. She earned her B.A. in Psychology and M.S. in Criminal Justice from Michigan State University.
Kayla Hoskins
- PhD Student
- School of Criminal Justice
- MS 2018, Michigan State University
- BA 2014, Michigan State University
- 334 Nisbet Building
- 1407 S. Harrison Rd.
- East Lansing, MI 48823
- hoskin25@msu.edu
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Biography
Publications
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Narrative identity development and desistance from illegal behavior among substance-using female criminal offenders: Implications for narrative therapy and creating opportunity. Year: In press Authors: Morash, M., Stone, R., Hoskins, K. M., Kashy, D. A., & Cobbina, J. E. Journal: Sex Roles |
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It depends on the situation: Women's identity transformation in prison, jail, and substance abuse treatment settings Year: 2019 Authors: Hoskins, K.M., & Cobbina, J. E. Journal: Feminist Criminology |
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Defining Gender-Responsive Services in a Juvenile Court Setting Year: 2019 Authors: Anderson, V. R., Hoskins, K., & Rubino, L. L. Journal: Women & Criminal Justice |
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Year: 2019 Authors: Northcutt Bohmert, M., Hoskins, K. M., Morash, M. Journal: Journal of Community Psychology |