Crime analysis, intelligence analysis, criminal investigative analysis, applied criminal psychology, crime pattern analysis, serial offenders.
Gwen M. Udell is Professor of Practice in the Criminology, Law and Society Dept. Prior to entering the academic field, she served as the Supervisor of the Crime Analysis Unit at the Prince William County Police Department in Virginia for 13+ years. Over the years, she has assisted with numerous high profile major cases including the DC area Snipers and was a member of the East Coast Rapist Task Force. Ms. Udell obtained the level of Certified Law Enforcement Analyst (CLEA) from the IACA.
Serial Offenders: Analysis and Investigation
Mrs. Udell recently served as a member of the International Association of Crime Analysts Publication Committee.
CRIM 310 - Introduction to Intelligence Community
CRIM 320 - Crime and Place
CRIM 312 - Intelligence Analysis Techniques
CRIM 490 - Crime Analysis and Introduction to Crime Mapping
CRIM 400 - Applied Criminal Psychology
CRIM 490 - Serial Offenders: Theory, Practice & Analysis
CRIM 495 - Capstone in Crim, Law & Society
Masters of Science in Criminal Justice: Concentration on Criminal Behavior, Tiffin University
B.A. (Intelligence Studies), Mercyhurst University
Presenter at the annual International Association of Crime Analysts, Virginia Crime Analysis Network and the annual College and Universities Police Investigators Conference
Potomac News/Manassas Journal Messenger, A Trendy Career.