Chris Guerra is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Criminal Justice. His work focuses on immigration and antisocial behavior, criminological theory, policing issues, and cybercrime.

• Ph D in Criminal Justice, Sam Houston State University (2022)

• Exploring the Relationship Between Immigration and Exposure to Criminal Victimization Among El Paso Latinas/os Journal of Crime and Justice (2024), Chris Guerra, Carolina Licerio, Amanda J. Goodson.
• Bridging immigrant crime, acculturation, and the life course: a broader perspective Journal of Ethnicity in Criminal Justice 21 4 (2023), Chris Guerra, Jessica M. Craig.
• Immigrant status and the desire for a low profile from police Ethnic and Racial Studies (2023), Chris Guerra, Theodore R. Curry.
• Skin color and Latines’ perceptions of criminal injustice toward Black people: a path analysis Journal of Crime and Justice (2022), Alexander H. Updegrove, Maisha N. Cooper, Fei Luo, Chris Guerra.
• A Systematic Review of Project Safe Neighborhoods Effects Justice Evaluation Journal (2022), Davis Shelfer, Christi L. Gullion, Chris Guerra, Yan Zhang, Jason R. Ingram.
• The Immigrant Experience and Alcohol Use: Heart Rate as a Source of Risk and Resilience Prevention Science (2022), Chris Guerra, Eric J. Connolly, Danielle L. Boisvert .

• Exploring the Effect that Immigration Status has on Antisocial Behavior and Offending Patterns Among Justice-Involved Adolescents (2023), Volume Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Chris Guerra, Meagan Docherty, Eric M. Cooke, Adam Watkins.
• Lifetime Victimization and Self-Reported Offending Among a Sample of Unauthorized Latinos (2023), Volume National Harbor, Maryland , Chris Guerra, Mario Cano.
• Considering the Impact of Immigrant Generation on Joint Trajectories of Offending and Victimization (2022), Volume Atlanta, Georgia , Chris Guerra.

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