Emily Greene-Colozzi

Emily Greene-Colozzi's research focuses on the situational correlates of mass public shootings, school violence, and extremist violence, and specifically, harm mitigation, prevention techniques through environmental design, and situational crime prevention. Dr. Greene-Colozzi’s research into mass public shootings has been funded by the National Institute of Justice and she has contributed to several federally funded projects measuring rare and mass violence, including school shootings and cyber-extremism. She has been involved in development, oversight, and management of survey instruments and open-source, grant-funded research, including variable operationalization, codebook development, data cleaning, and data analysis. Her work has been published in Journal of School Violence, Crime & Delinquency, Justice Quarterly, Journal of Mass Violence Research, and Aggression and Violent Behavior.