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Cheyenne Hodgen

Criminology, Law and Society PhD Candidate (ABD)



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Cheyenne Hodgen



Criminology, Law and Society

University of California, Irvine




Cheyenne Hodgen

Criminology, Law and Society PhD Candidate (ABD)



Criminology, Law and Society

University of California, Irvine



C110: The Community Context of Crime


Quarter/Semester: Summer 2026 Quarter (22 June - 29 July)
University: University of California, Irvine
Department: Criminology, Law and Society
Format:
Online (Asynchronous) 

This course examined the community context of crime, focusing on where crime occurs and why certain areas have more crime than others. Students learned about the important historical roots of the field, as well as the core theoretical frameworks that guide research on the communities and crime relationship. We discussed the relationship between neighborhood crime and (1) inequality, (2) poverty, (3) immigration, and (4) neighborhood change.


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