The Department of PsychologyJohn Jay College of Criminal Justice

Full-Time Faculty

Maureen Allwood
Jose M. Arcaya
Philip P. Bonifacio
Roselyn M. Caldwell
Joshua Clegg
Shuki Cohen
Angela Crossman
Jennifer E. Dysart
Miriam Ehrensaft
Diana M. Falkenbach
Mark Fondacaro
Michele Galietta
Gwendolyn L. Gerber
Demis E. Glasford
William H. Gottdiener
Jennifer L. Groscup
Jill Grose-Fifer
Maria Hartwig
Elizabeth Jeglic
Matthew B. Johnson
Daniel P. Juda
Saul Kassin
Stuart M. Kirschner
Margaret Bull Kovera
Longin T. Kucharski
Sondra Leftoff
Michael R. Leippe
James M. Levin
Thomas R. Litwack
Keith A. Markus
Cynthia Calkins Mercado
Maureen O'Connor
Steven D. Penrod
Chitra Raghavan
Nancy L. Ryba
C. Gabrielle Salfati
Louis Schlesinger
Barbara Stanley
Cathy S. Widom
James S. Wulach
Daniel L. Yalisove
Philip T. Yanos
Patricia Zapf

Full-Time Substitutes

Donna Eisenstadt
Sarah DeGue
Gregory I. Mack
Carla Marquez
Elvin Montgomery
Elwin N. Vorus

 
Maria Hartwig
Assistant Professor
212.237.8059
2109N
2005 Ph.D. Göteborg University, Sweden
2002, B.Sc. Göteborg University, Sweden

Dr. Maria Hartwig received a PhD in psychology from Göteborg University in Sweden in 2005. In January, 2006 she came to John Jay College of Criminal Justice, and is currently an Assistant Professor of Psychology at the Department of Psychology. Her research interests include the detection of deception, and interview and interrogation techniques. She is currently involved in several research projects, such as on the use of evidence as a tool to detect true and false statements during interviews with suspects, and on police officers’ interview techniques with battered women. Dr. Hartwig teaches psychology and the law and research methods.

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