Brittnie Aiello, Merrimack College
Associate Professor
North Andover, Massachusetts
aiellob@merrimack.edu
Office:
(978) 837-3520
Bio/Research
Brittnie Aiello, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Criminology, began her career at Merrimack College in 2010. Her courses examine the role of race, class, and gender inequality in the criminal justice system. She also serves as the Department of Criminology’s Internship Coordinator.
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Bio/Research
Brittnie Aiello, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Criminology, began her career at Merrimack College in 2010. Her courses examine the role of race, class, and gender inequality in the criminal justice system. She also serves as the Department of Criminology’s Internship Coordinator.
Dr. Aiello’s research explores how women’s motherhood affects their incarceration experience. Specifically, she looks at how inmates’ motherhood serves as a tool of punishment and social control in jail. Dr. Aiello’s work has been published in the Women’s Studies International Forum and the Journal of Qualitative Criminal Justice and Criminology.
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Dr. Aiello’s research explores how women’s motherhood affects their incarceration experience. Specifically, she looks at how inmates’ motherhood serves as a tool of punishment and social control in jail. Dr. Aiello’s work has been published in the Women’s Studies International Forum and the Journal of Qualitative Criminal Justice and Criminology.
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